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1939 · Washington
Washington: United States Government Printing Office, 1939. Good. First edition. Good only, owners stamp on title page and covers, owners name written on front cover, covers scuffed, back cover edges chipped, spine ends worn, bottom spine end torn, title partially written in pen on spine. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for more detailed condition information. (Inventory #: 269322)


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- Food served Mon–Sun 11am–8.45pm
- Pre-theatre times Mon–Sat noon–6pm
- Pre-theatre price £12.95
- Website www.10hotel.co.uk
A Victorian boutique hotel on the Southside, serving up modern and classic dishes in its buzzy bar, elegant dining room or garden.
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Overlooking the Easternmost tip of Queens' Park, Number 10 Hotel is a well-turned-out affair that's classy without forgetting its residential Southside roots. A small bar spills into a small dining room, where open brickwork, mahogany and fairy lights set the tone. The large menu has the sort of expanse that might be worrying, but worry not – it neither overreaches nor cuts corners. That much is clear as soon as starters arrive – chicken tempura is freshly fried, properly soft, and super hot (as tempura should be). A small portion of haggis, neeps and tatties comes in a elegant terrine with a surrounding of brisk whisky sauce, and that sort of presentation and good balance carries through – an artful arrangement of meat and veg for the open steak pie, or chunky and vibrant homemade salsa atop a fillet of salmon. Burgers are popular, too, as is the market menu, and their afternoon teas. It's perhaps only notionally Scottish, but wherever the kitchen looks for inspiration, they do it well.
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- Private dining: Up to 100 covers
- No. overnight rooms: 26
- Provides: Children's portions, Children's high chairs, Wheelchair access, Pre-theatre menu, Outdoor tables, Free wi-fi
- Music on stereo: Easy going soul & crooners
- Capacity: 20
- Largest group: 100
- Open since: 2007
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I am not close to my sister. She was always the baby of the family, and I was always the oldest. Our age difference is 6 years. We never hung out much when we were growing up. And we had different circles of friends. She was always with kids her age and I was with kids my age.
Also. Parents shouldn't do that, but they have always favored her from the rest of us, simply because she was the youngest. They still baby her sometimes. Well, most of the times. My sister is 19 this year. When I was her age, I was a grownup in my parents' eyes. Same is not the case with her. She is still a child, and forever will be, as they constantly say.
It stings, because my parents treat her with such love and care that was not there when I was growing up. They don't talk to me like that. Never have, never will. Eldest of 5 siblings, I have always been the grownup, always expected to be the mature one. I know, I know. Parents don't have it easy, considering mine were married at a very young age, and have 5 children now. Someone has to sacrifice, to take the fall. It stings that it had to be me.
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So what you ask? They're just quickpages under another guise.
Quickpages have been around for years I hear you say. Yes, they have. I started out scrapping with them myself so I'm familiar with the pleasure and pain of quickpages – fast, simple, instant gratification. But always always theres an element smack bang in the wrong place or the colours are just a little off with your picture or there are too many/not enough picture appertures.
Step in the template – all the advantages of a quick page but none of the pain – thats why they are so so popular.
Because a template is adaptable. Its a layered file that you can change and adapt to your own best fit – move elements, resize, duplicate, remove them completely or even add your own – howzat!
I'll show you what I mean using my Weathered Floral Template Set.
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1 pound Eggplant , sliced and cubed
1 cup all-purpose flour
2 to 3 Tablespoons Extra-virgin Olive Oil
1/4 to 1/2 Cup Canola Oil
1 pound Fennel Sausage (Or use fresh-ground sausage that's been doctored-up with 2 teaspoon dried fennel and 1/2 teaspoon Italian seasoning.)
1 cup White onions , chopped
2 cloves Garlic , chopped
1 28 ounce can whole tomatoes , lightly chopped plus liquid
1 t. Dried oregano
1 cup Sangiovese red wine
Salt and Black pepper to taste
8 ounces Rotini pasta
Grated Parmesan cheese
Preparation Directions.
1 Wash and dice Eggplant. Then lightly coat the cubed eggplant in the flour in a plastic bag. Shake off excess flour and set the floured eggplant cubes aside on a plate.
2 In a heavy-bottomed pan saute the eggplant in canola oil until lightly golden-brown on all sides. Remove eggplant and set on paper-toweled plate. Set aside. Drain off canola oil from pan.
3 Add olive oil to hot pan and saute the onion until softened, add in sausage and brown, breaking up the meat into a more crumbled-form. Brown meat. If sausage is greasy, drain off excess oil.
4 Add in garlic and saute until fragrant. (30-60 seconds.)
5 Add in lightly chopped canned whole tomatoes and their juices. Add in oregano and wine. Stir well and let wine reduce down by half.
6 Add in salt and black pepper to taste. Correct seasoning.
7 In the meantime, cook the pasta in a large stockpot of boiling water, for about 10 minutes to al dente or as directed on the package. When done, remove and drain the pasta well.
8 Add drained pasta to sauce and toss well. Serve immediately. Have grated Parmesan cheese available for topping the pasta at the table.
Wine and Food Pairing and Serving Suggestions.
Serve this with a good red wine. A Sangiovese or Chianti would work really well.
A tip from Sue!Eating well with no guilt!For those health-conscious, alternate a "healthy meal" just before and after a "splurge meal." You can enjoy the food much more when you're not plagued by guilt! And this keeps you on a self-imposed "mini-diet" and maintains your weight much better than if you haphazardly eat at random.


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The timezone in Siard Landing is America/Rankin_Inlet
Sunrise at 07:08 and Sunset at 17:32. It's Dark
Latitude. 32.6858°, Longitude. -92.0431° , Elevation. 22m
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The metal silverware in the pots and pans is a big one of mine. Tom does this ALL THE TIME and it really pisses me off. Then he gets upset when I take a rubber serving spoon/cooking utensil out to make my plate.
The washing dishes before sticking in the dishwasher is a pet peeve of mine. What's the point of using the dishwasher at all? I rinse, but to actually WASH before putting them in?? My mom does this..
cabinets/drawers left open, or garbage left on the counters. Tom leaves all his trash on the counter-ends of tomatos or cucumbers, empty packaging, etc.
Food in the sink-when we had a disposal this was okay. But now that we don't it grosses me out. There is nothing worse than cleaning wet slimy lettuce and other food out of the sink. YUCK! Tom and Collin *never* scrape their plates, only Thomas does.
The fridge being in disarray. I like the milk, juice, and my water bottles on the bottom-most room. Soda, eggs, butter/margerine and other short items in the middle shelf as it's only so tall..Then everything else on the top. Oh and pickles/jars/condiments must be on the door. If not I get very grumpy. I keep the salad dressings (we have a boat load.) on the top shelf of the door, then every morning I find at least one in the fridge...
When someone uses the microwave, and takes whatever out before the time is up, then doesn't clear it back to the clock when done.
My SIL. 'nuff said.
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NAIROBI, July 15 (Xinhua) -- The Kenyan government has called for closer cooperation with China in the field of education as a way of broadening bilateral relations between the two friendly nations.
Kenya#s Assistant Minister for Higher Education Kilemi Mwiria said education cooperation between the two countries has been on the rise since 1995 when Chinese professors began teaching Kenyan students agriculture and the Chinese language. "It is important to enhance education cooperation between the two countries as a way of broadening the relations between the two countries outside the traditional areas of cooperation," Mwiria told Xinhua in a recent exclusive interview in Nairobi.
He said China has become a very popular study destination for Kenyan students, compared to the traditional study targets in western countries.
"Because they see an added advantage in learning the Chinese language and culture alongside their majors," said Mwiria who is also a former university lecturer.
"Educational cooperation between Kenya and China has not been sufficient because it is one way. Kenyan students are going to study in China and we hardly get Chinese students coming to study in Kenya," he said.
Mwiria named Chinese language and culture, computer science, agriculture, medicine and lately civil engineering as the most popular courses Kenyan students undertake in China.
He said the east African nation gains tremendously from Chinese education, like it would from elsewhere, adding that the most significant gain Kenya derives from Chinese education is the mastery of the Chinese language by Kenyan students.
According to Mwiria, the most advantage of China as a study destination for Kenyan students is that they are able to study the Chinese language.
"They also learn Chinese culture, which is very vast. Chinese is one of the six languages used at the United Nations and spoken by at least one fifth of the global population. And with China#s cooperation with Kenya on the rise, Kenyans are seeing many opportunities knocking," he said.
The assistant minister said since the Chinese language is not widely spoken outside China and with
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Meander Canyon is a lesser-known stretch of river in the Canyonlands region, as most of the fame goes to its familiar counterpart, Stillwater Canyon, on the Green River. Yet, Meander Canyon is without a doubt one of the lovelier sections of the Colorado River, rich with archeology, history, and incomparable scenery. The landscape through which the Colorado River flows near Moab, has been shaped and deformed by salt – its effects are visible everywhere, from the long narrow fracture of Spanish Valley, to the tiny, parallel side canyons that enter the river through the sheer sandstone walls below Moab. Salt, from an ancient ocean, formed as thick layers in deeply buried rocks. The pressure of the layers above forced the salt to squeeze like toothpaste up through the overlying layers, causing them to bulge and bend and ultimately crack in long straight clefts in the land's surface. From the air, the land still looks like a rumpled and wrinkled carpet, molded and cracked by the forces of time. A float down this stretch of river brings past geological forces to vivid life in the present landscape. Boaters enter Canyonlands National Park just above Little Bridge Canyon.
For those who wish to explore off the river, there are ample opportunities in this section. In a few different places, most notably at Lathrop Canyon, hikers can climb away from the river to the White Rim Trail, a 111 mile-long biking and jeep trail that skirts the edge of the rim of the inner canyon. Views from this trail are spectacular: one is neither down in the canyon looking up, nor above looking down. Instead, one is completely encircled by the color and form of the Canyonlands in broad, expansive vistas. At Indian Creek, Indian ruins identify an ancient route to the rim used by the Anasazi as they moved from the low country in the winter and spring, to the high country for summer and fall. Geological oddities are common along this stretch of river. At Jackson Hole, the Colorado shortened its course by approximately 3 miles when it cut through a narrow neck of sandstone in one of its own turns, leaving the old curve stranded as a dry loop canyon. To see a Jackson Hole in the making, boaters can continue downstream to The Loop, where the river literally doubles back on its own course before turning downstream to make a final run for the Confluence. There is one small rapid 2 miles above the Confluence at The Slide. This is a Class I/II rapid formed by rock slides from the cliffs.
A trip in Meander Canyon may start or end in several different places, depending on your time constraints. Most trips begin at the Moab Boat Ramp and end at the Confluence, a distance of 67 miles. One has to be picked up by jet boat before or at the Confluence. This flexibility in scheduling, unavailable on Stillwater Canyon trips, makes Meander Canyon the perfect choice for visitors who want to experience the grandeur of the Canyonlands country by river, but who don't have many days in which to do so.
Trip Summary:
- Class: I-II rapids
- Location: Southeastern Utah
- Put-in: Moab Boat Ramp or Potash Boat Ramp
- Take-out: the Confluence or before
- Mileage: 67 or 50 miles
- Trip length: 3 to 7+ days
- Camping areas: Numerous sites atop of the cut bank or beaches and sand bars at low water
- Permit needed: Yes – Canyonlands National Park 435-295 4711
*Jet boat transportation is required to return to Moab. You may request pricing and a reservation through either of these two companies only:
- Tex's Riverways 435-295-5101 or
- Canyonlands by Night and Day 435-259-5261
The jet boat will be met at or just below the Confluence. From there,
you will travel back up the Colorado River to the Potash Boat Ramp,
then be transported by magic bus back to Moab.
What you will need to bring:
- River map, river toilet (mandatory), group camping equipment/kitchen commissary, staples, coolers, stove, tent, sleeping bag, sunblock, insect repellent, and meals (Please see the Packing List tab for a more detailed list.)
- Drinking and cooking water (must be carried in) – 1 gallon per person per day along with ½ to 1 gallon per meals for cooking. You may fill water jugs at our location.
- Canyonlands National Park Permit (dogs are not allowed in the National Park)
Trip Planners & Considerations:
- Our River Season is March 1st to October 31st.
- You will have different concerns depending on the time of the season you are traveling. Remember that water levels fluctuate seasonally and from year-to-year.
- This Self-Guided Trip requires a high level of responsibility and your due diligence in research, as you will be going into and camping in backcountry wilderness…you will get wet, sandy, and muddy! As navigator, you will have to pay attention to river mileage and your travel speeds. You are your own captain! The area is remote and services are non-existent. Your group must be self-contained and self-reliant to deal with emergency situations. Cell phone service is not available within the canyons. A satellite phone is optional, but highly recommended. If this is looking like too much responsibility, you should really start with a Guided Green River Canoe Trip.
- Your group is responsible for knowing and adhering to all Utah boating and backcountry laws and river regulations, as well as being aware of any current fire ban in effect.
- April to June (for the most part): In the afternoon, up-canyon winds are an almost daily occurrence. An early afternoon camp will help to minimize the time spent paddling in the wind.
- May and June (for the most part): During "high water," your travel time can be faster, so you should know how to paddle in river currents and strong eddies.
- March, April, July to October: When the river is low, the sand islands come out.
- You are required to check that you have all necessary equipment such as PFDs, throwing device, bail bucket, whistle, fire pan, river toilet, and paddles with a spare, before we can take you to the put-in.
*By state law, all who go out on the river must be a minimum of 40 pounds in weight. Additionally, children 12 years and younger must always wear a PFD on all Utah State waters.
On the morning of your Self-Guided Colorado River Canoe Trip, meet at 11:00 am at our shop in Moab, at 2480 S. Highway 191. At this time, we will process your bill, have you complete some paperwork, and prepare your BLM permit & fees. In addition, there will be a 10 minute briefing to go over river maps, camps, and hikes. Drive time to the river is at 11:30 am (about 45 minutes to river from our shop).
Self-Guided Prep-Work "Calculator Time"
Ideally, this section of the Colorado River, in our opinion, is best canoed! A canoe allows you to bring enough creature comforts and gear (water jugs, river toilet, tents, camp chairs, etc.) with you, without being cramped. In high water, you are able to paddle up deep into narrow canyons, and in low water, the canoe does not have as much drag as other vessels.
The Wenonah is a must have for the serious canoeist. We offer the best brand canoes and are the only company in town that rents these award-winning, high performance Wenonah Canoes! These are larger, yet lighter weight, more stable canoes, each individually handcrafted in the United States.
Shuttle Cost: $95 per person to the Potash Boat Ramp
*We do not move vehicles.
Canoe Rental: What canoe do you want/need?
Wenonah Cascade: 17 ½ feet $40 a day
Wenonah Champlain: 18 ½ feet $50 a day
Wenonah Spirit II: 17 feet $50 a day
Wenonah Solo Wilderness: 15 ½ feet $30 a day
Osagian Classic Aluminum: 15 feet $40 a day
EQUIPMENT included with tandem canoe rentals: PFDs (Personal Floatation Devices, a.k.a. life vests) (2), Paddles (3), Throwing device, Bail bucket, Whistle, and a Fire pan
Canoe Rental Cost Per Trip
|No. of Canoe(s)
|x Canoe Cost ($30 – $50)
|No. of Days
|Total Canoe Cost
Wenonah Cascade
17 ½ feet $40 a day (This is the canoe best for this trip.). A great general use, canoe camping, and family boat.
Overall Length: 17′ 0″ (518.16 cm)
Gunwale Width: 36″ (91.44 cm)
Maximum Width: 37″ (93.98 cm)
Waterline Width: 34.5″ (87.63 cm)
Stern Depth: 22″ (55.88 cm)
Center Depth: 13.5″ (34.29 cm)
Bow Depth: 22″ (55.88 cm)
Rocker: 2″ (5.08 cm)
Wenonah Champlain
18 ½ feet $50 a day. A versatile design with enhanced efficiency and seaworthiness. A larger, more stable version of our versatile Spirit II and our largest canoe available to rent, the Champlain has the efficiency and capacity to haul heavy loads long distances. Its length and profile give good speed and glide, which it retains very well with a load.
Overall Length: 18′ 0″ (548.64 cm)
Gunwale Width: 36.5″ (92.71 cm)
Maximum Width: 37″ (93.98 cm)
Waterline Width: 36.75″ (93.345 cm)
Stern Depth: 20″ (50.8 cm)
Center Depth: 14″ (35.56 cm)
Bow Depth: 22″ (55.88 cm)
Rocker: 1.5″ (3.81 cm)
Wenonah Spirit II
17 feet $50 a day. Like a Swiss Army Knife, the Spirit II does everything. As efficient as a long-hulled canoe and as maneuverable as a short one, the Spirit II strikes a balance between all good things. Roomy enough for Boundary Waters style trips, it's even more stable when loaded.
Overall Length: 17′ 0″ (518.16 cm)
Gunwale Width: 35″ (88.9 cm)
Maximum Width: 36″ (91.44 cm)
Waterline Width: 35.5″ (90.17 cm)
Stern Depth: 19″ (48.26 cm)
Center Depth: 14″ (35.56 cm)
Bow Depth: 22″ (55.88 cm)
Rocker: 1.5″ (3.81 cm)
Wenonah Northfork
16 feet $35 a day. This recreational hull extremely stable and very comfortable. You can easily get in and out with your waders on and there's no need to worry about stability.
Overall Length: 16′ 0″ (487.68 cm)
Gunwale Width: 38″ (96.52 cm)
Maximum Width: 40″ (101.6 cm)
Waterline Width: 38″ (96.52 cm)
Stern Depth: 17″ (43.18 cm)
Center Depth: 13″ (33.02 cm)
Bow Depth: 19″ (48.26 cm)
Rocker: 1.25″ (3.175 cm)
Wenonah Solo Wilderness
15 ½ feet $30 a day. Its well-rounded stability and moderate rocker make it a great down-river boat, while inspiring confidence whether on a loaded tour or evening paddle.
Overall Length: 15′ 4″ (467.36 cm)
Gunwale Width: 27″ (68.58 cm)
Maximum Width: 30.5″ (77.47 cm)
Waterline Width: 29.75″ (75.565 cm)
Stern Depth: 17″ (43.18 cm)
Center Depth: 14″ (35.56 cm)
Bow Depth: 19″ (48.26 cm)
Rocker: 1.25″ (3.175 cm)
Osagian Classic Aluminum Canoe
15 feet $40 a day. The best all-around choice for entry and intermediate-level canoeists in a wide variety of applications. GREAT for school groups, Scout Troops, big groups, and the young, etc.
Overall Length: 15′ (466.36 cm)
Gunwale Width: 36″ (67.58 cm)
Maximum Width: 30.5″ (77.47 cm)
Waterline Width: 29.75″ (75.565 cm)
Stern Depth: 13″ (41.18 cm)
Center Depth: 14″ (35.56 cm)
Bow Depth: 19″ (48.26 cm)
Rocker: 1.25″ (3.175 cm)
Personal Boat Transportation Rates:
In addition to the shuttle charges for individuals and their gear, fees are charged for the handling and transport of each boat that is not rented from Moab Rafting and Canoe Company.
|Boat Type
|Canoes, Sea Kayaks, Inflatable Kayaks, and SUPs
|$35 each
Rental gear per trip (see prices below):
River toilet (mandatory), H2O jugs, Dry bags, Coolers, PFDs, Paddles, Throw bags or Throw cushions, Fire pans, 2 Person tents, 30 Degree Sleeping bags, Sleeping pads, Camp chairs, Roll-A-Tables, and 2 Burner Propane stoves
|Rental Gear
|River toilet
|Trash bucket
|5 gal. H2O jug
|2 Person tent
|Dry bag: sm & med/lg & xl
|30 Degree Sleeping bag
|60 qt. Cooler
|Sleeping pad
|Camp chair
|Throw bag/cushion
|*Kitchen set
|Fire pan
|River map (purchase)
|Stove, 2 burner
|(you will need to bring propane)
|Utah Tax (8.60%)
|Balance Due
*Full Kitchen set includes: plates, bowls, cups, knife, fork, spoon, cutting knives, can opener, salad bowl, fry pan, pot & strainer, pot holder, cutting board, and washing bins inside a 24 gallon Action Packer dry box for transporting
To reserve your trip date and rental gear: Feel free to call or email us for date availability. We will be more than happy to send out a trip packet with more information and a worksheet for you to fill out and send back. We will ask for credit card to hold the trip date and rental gear. If you have to cancel within 14 days of your trip, we will run your card for 50% of your booked reservation total. If you cancel within 3 days of trip or if you are a "no show", we will run the card for the whole amount of the booked reservation. Regarding the possibility of having to cancel, we strongly suggest you purchase trip cancellation insurance to protect your vacation investment, as there are NO EXCEPTIONS OUTSIDE THE CANCELLATION POLICY. All reservation fees are due in full by the day of the trip by Visa, MasterCard, or cash.
Again, over the years of booking trips, we have to say we know the river. But, every trip is different. The time of season, water levels, weather the day you have booked for, and much more, make the river fun all of the time!
- It is our policy to reserve the right to cancel any trip at the last minute due to extreme and unsafe conditions, such as high water (over 35,000 c.f.s.), fast-moving water, low water, cold, or high winds. Should this occur, no money will be exchanged. If conditions allow, we can/will postpone for few hours or to the next day.
- For groups of 10 or more, a deposit of $20 per person is due the day of reserving your trip date. This is non-refundable. The balance is due the day of launch date for the group size and equipment you reserved.


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London 2012 - Feng Tianwei of Singapore takes on Japan's Kasumi Ishikawa for the women's table tennis singles bronze medal. Watch highlights of the match at the ExCel arena.


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8 February 2009 - Fr Terry Tastard:
What is a balanced life? All of us feel that we could do with a life that is more in balance. I read letters in the newspapers written to counsellors or life coaches, in which readers worry about their lifestyle and how to find a balance. So many things have to be fitted into life: work, family, relaxation, physical exercise, study, friendship. Reading the gospel this week (Mark 1.29-39) we find in the example of Jesus some important hints about how to find that difficult balance.
First of all, we see Jesus engaged in acts of service. He has spoken grand words about a new way of living, and almost immediately he has to put it into practice. The sick come crowding around the door of Peter's house in Capernaum. It is the start of a ministry of healing for Jesus. That may sound romantic to us, but it must have been exhausting. Just imagine the tumult at that doorway in Capernaum. Sometimes Jesus and his disciples were so besieged by those wanting help that there was no time to eat (Mark 6.31). Acts of service are often tiring, demanding and lacking in glamour, but there is no balanced life without them. Words without deeds lack substance. Acts of service jolt us out of self-pity, and give us a sense of proportion.
Second, we see Jesus rise long before dawn and go out to pray privately. Let us call this communion with God. Again, a balanced life demands this. For a Catholic this will mean joining others at Mass, so that we can praise God and share the bread of life. Here we find that time touches eternity and that material things allow the grace of God to nourish us spiritually. We are one with Christ, and through him with each other. There are other ways of extending that prayerful moment of communion in daily life, and you have to find what works for you. A tape of the rosary in the car, sacredspace.ie/ or www.pray-as-you-go.org on your computer or ipod, or even simply a holy picture that allows a turning aside in the chores of the day. Communion: we are impoverished without it.
Finally, there is that elusive thing, a sense of purpose. Every life needs it. The first reading from Job gives us a sobering picture of how crushing life can be when it seems meaningless. By contrast the gospel ends with sense of exhilaration as Jesus launches his ministry. But notice that he has the company of a band of companions, and that he goes to the synagogues, the meeting places of the day. You can rarely find a sense of purpose on your own. You need people with whom you can ask questions, and share a vision. You need in some way to be part of the community. You need to be aware of the needs around you, and for that matter, the needs within you. True spirituality always demands honesty. Be honest as you stand before God and ask his guidance. Join with others of faith. Be faithful in small things. And you will find yourself part of God's kingdom.
Fr Terry Tastard is Parish Priest of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, Brook Green, London W6.


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ENGL 2011 (Honors I: Literary Study through Reading and Research) is a four-credit Honors introduction to writing across the curriculum, and it fulfills the freshman English requirement for Honors students.
First-year Honors students who have not satisfied the freshman English requirement through AP, ECE, or transfer credit for ENGL 1010/1011 must take ENGL 2011 (instead of 1010 or 1011) in order to earn Sophomore Honors. This course is also strongly recommended for all first-year Honors students. Study of literature—and the development of important critical reading, writing, and information literacy skills—in the university setting is essential preparation for further study in a wide variety of fields.
There are two themed "pods" of ENGL 2011 for this semester, each of which consists of multiple sections supervised by an English faculty member.
- Texts and Paratexts (Thomas Recchio): Sections 1, 2, and 3
- James Baldwin (Shawn Salvant): Sections 4, 5, and 6
Texts and Paratexts
"Texts and Paratexts" will examine the relationship between literary texts and their packaging broadly considered. Paratexts refer to things like book bindings, cover matter, introductions, notes, illustrations, author interviews, critical editions, dramatic adaptations, films, and so on, the things that influence how we think about a text before we read it. A study of paratexts is a chapter in the larger study of the material history of the book. We will consider how paratexts for a single text change over time, and each student will work on an individual case study that explores the history of paratexts related to a text of their choice. Such case studies are a form of biography of the book.
James Baldwin
In this course we will study the life and work of James Baldwin, one of the most important American writers of the twentieth century. Baldwin was a novelist and playwright, literary and cultural critic, and one of the greatest essayists of all time. Best known for his work produced during the height of the Civil Rights era, Baldwin's voice remains relevant today. Many of the topics that drew Baldwin's keen attention remain critical topics of our public discussions: race and racism, economic and social equality, gender and sexual orientation, the social role of the artist, the political role of literary art, as well as alienation, love, and faith. We will read selected major works by Baldwin and delve into his incredible insights into American race relations in the 1950s and 1960s, but we will also discuss the relevance of his thinking and writing for our own time. The course allows us to take advantage of some timely opportunities taking place at UConn during the spring semester. A recently-restored version of the Baldwin documentary The Price of the Ticket will be shown on campus, and students in this course will have the unique opportunity to discuss the film with the filmmakers. Our study of Baldwin will also frame contributions to a university-wide discussion on race that will be facilitated through the 2015-2016 UConn Reads program. Students will read a portion of Michelle Alexander's The New Jim Crow and be encouraged to attend events related to UConn Reads. Students should expect very regular assignments and opportunities for discussion. Students will conduct guided research exercises and projects related to the study of Baldwin's work and his impact on American literature and culture. The final grade will be based on regular assignments, a midterm exam, a research essay, and class participation (including online discussion through a course HuskyCT site).


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Alex Marquez to get MotoGP test at Jerez
Moto2 frontrunner Alex Marquez will test the Marc VDS Honda MotoGP bike at Jerez later this month, the team has confirmed.
Marquez, brother of four-time premier class champion Marc, is slated to ride the MotoGP bike for a day and a half on November 23-24.
The 21-year-old, who won the Moto3 title in 2014, finished fourth in the intermediate class this year with Marc VDS and has signed to remain part of the team's Moto2 set-up in 2018.
But with the team's new signing Thomas Luthi - who will make up an all-rookie Marc VDS MotoGP line-up with Moto2 champion Franco Morbidelli in 2018 - still recovering from injury, the outfit has opted to give Marquez a run-out help Luthi's crew prepare for the upcoming season.
"We will make one and a half day next week in Jerez, because of Tom's injury," Marc VDS principal Michael Bartholemy told MotoGP.com during the post-season test in Valencia.
"We had also the problem that the team is actually new, we have a new crew chief, we have a new mapping person, new mechanics.
"And I don't want to come to Sepang [2018 pre-season] test with a rider that was never on a MotoGP bike and a team that has absolutely no idea about the MotoGP bike, the tyres, the set-ups."
At Valencia, Marc VDS is fielding Honda test rider Takumi Takahashi alongside Morbidelli.
"My decision was to make this investment," Bartholemy continued, "to have Takahashi here, in Valencia, so that the team can learn.
"My idea was with Alex that Gilles [Bigot, Luthi's crew chief], he can see a little bit what will be the comments of a Moto2 rider when he jumps on the MotoGP bike.
"I think that Alex's comments will be quite similar to what Tom will feel in the beginning.
"With Takahashi we have a rider that is not coming from this Moto2 school, and that is why I ask HRC to have Alex on the bike in Jerez."
The Jerez test will not be Marquez's first outing on a MotoGP bike, as he's previously done a few laps aboard Honda factory machinery.
Bartholemy added that when Marc VDS regular Jack Miller confirmed he would be leaving for Pramac Ducati for 2018, a potential MotoGP move was discussed with Marquez.
But the team principal insisted a Moto2 stay was the preferred option for both parties.
"The situation is also that Marc VDS make most of the living out of the Moto2 project - we've had quite a strong Moto2 project the last eight years," he said.
"And I need also a rider like Alex to make the results for next year.
"He was also quite clear, he said OK, first I want to win the Moto2 championship before I move to MotoGP, I still feel not ready to go so I would like to stay for at least one or two years more in the team and ride the Moto2 bike'."


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Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, Dec. 12
By Elena Kosolapova – Trend:
Relations between Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan have a long and rich history, said Ogtay Asadov, speaker of the Azerbaijani parliament.
He made the remarks Dec. 12 in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, addressing a conference titled "The Neutrality Policy: International Cooperation for Peace, Security and Development."
Asadov added that the Azerbaijani and Turkmen peoples are bound by a number of common values.
"First of all, it is our common roots, culture and morality. Throughout history our peoples have been bound by fraternal ties," he noted.
"Since late last century, after the restoration of our state independence, favorable conditions have been created for strengthening and developing relations between our peoples," added Asadov.
He noted that the two countries, situated at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, are fruitfully cooperating in various areas.
"Active political contacts between heads of states play a role of a solid foundation for an intensive development of the Azerbaijani-Turkmen relations," he said. "Our countries are situated on a territory connecting two major parts of the world via the Caspian Sea."
"The strong unity of our interests, solidarity, cooperation and partnership will be the guarantor of peace, stability and development in the region," said Asadov.
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Leeds rhinos prop Jamie Peacock is full of admiration for tonight's Tetley's Challenge Cup opponents Leigh Centurions and their coach Paul Rowley.
"Leigh are a very good side and they are undefeated this year," Peacock said of the visitors, who are aiming for a 17th straight win.
"When I was on holiday, Paul Rowley was in the same resort.
"I got chatting to him and he said he was really looking forward to the year
" He had been learning for a long time and he was looking forward to implementing his own ideas.
"They are working really well for him and I am really pleased for him. I know him from the World Cup in 2000 and it is great to see things working out for him.
"Particularly with the structure changes next year I think he will be pleased with how they are going and so will Leigh.
"They will have ambitions to be in Super League and they are going the right way about it."
Peacock insisted Rhinos are approaching tonight as they would a league game, stressing: "We have got to. They are as good as the bottom Super League teams and we know they will raise their game even more playing at Headingley in the quarter-finals of the Cup.
"They will be confident and the way we performed against Warrington, we need to improve."
Peacock described last week's performance as "like a slap in the face" and he added: "If there was any complacency, that has gone for sure.
"People are definitely smarting after a defeat.
"We have just seen recently in the league – if we look at how St Helens responded to a loss and how Huddersfield did – good teams respond to a loss in the right way and we are going to do that.
"There's a lot at stake anyway. If you win it you are 80 minutes away from Wembley and if you win that one you are 80 minutes away from lifting the Challenge Cup.
"We know what comes with that and we are just looking forward to playing, I think.
"The boys would have played on Monday if they had chance. When you have lost, the weekend can't come soon enough.
"You want to put things right and if you've played poorly you want to get out there straight away and change things."
The ex-England captain had no excuses for the defeat a week ago, which was Rhinos' third and heaviest of the campaign.
"Not enough players played well," he conceded.
"We went away from what's been working well for us and once you do those kind of things a team like Warrington will punish you – and they did. They were deserved winners and we need to be better in a lot of areas."
Peacock is the only member of the current Rhinos squad to have played in a winning Challenge Cup final, as a member of the Bradford Bulls side which beat Leeds in 2000 and 2003. Rhinos last lifted the trophy in 1999.
Since then they have appeared in six finals and lost them all. In the same period they have played in seven Super League Grand Finals, winning six.
"This group of players has been very successful in the league and won Grand Finals and league leaders' shields," Peacock said. "And we've got to Cup finals, but it is just a matter of getting one step further.
"But we can't look further than Leigh at the moment. We have got to concentrate on them first."
Peacock doesn't see any deep, psychological reasons behind Leeds' inability to win the Cup.
He added: "We've just been beaten by the better teams on the day, unfortunately.
"It is up to us to get to the Challenge Cup final and put in a better performance."
On a personal note, time is running out for Peacock who will retire at the end of next season – despite playing as well as ever this year.
"I am just trying to play as well as I can," he stated. "When you get to my age, for me I am not limiting my performances by other people's expectations or limitations of what someone who's 36 can do.
"I think a lot of people have got preconceived ideas that props can't do 80 minutes and 36 year olds should not be able to contribute towards games. I am not having that. I am only going to be limited by my own expectations and not other people's, so for me that means the performance can be limitless. I am playing in a good side, so that allows me to play as well as possible."
Leeds Rhinos: from Hardaker, Briscoe, Watkins, Moon, Hall, Sinfield, McGuire, Leuluai, R Ward, Peacock, Achurch, Clarkson, Delaney, S Ward, Kirke, Sutcliffe, Singleton, Bailey, Walters.
Leigh Centurions: from McNally, Pownall, Higson, Armstrong, Kay, Ridyard, Brierley, Spencer, Penkywicz, Bate, Sarsfield, Goulden, Barlow, Beswick, Wilkes, Emmitt, Acton, Hopkins, Haggerty.
Referee: Ben Thaler (Wakefield).
Kick-off: Tonight, 8pm.


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The MAAX Bath 48 in. Influence shower will take center stage within your bathroom. For the last word in contemporary chic, the Influence shower uses breathtaking modern design elements; thick glass, high-quality aluminum finishes, and a sleek acrylic shower base with a unique square flush drain. Its European inspired design features a thick 8mm heavy sliding glass door enclosure along with its 84 in. height as well as a hidden center drain on a low threshold base (3 ¼ in.). Intended for wall-mount installation - the open space concept will allow natural light to accent and showcase your ceramic tiles and faucets.
- 8 mm thick, 84 in. extra tall heavy glass enclosure for that designer height
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Hello everyone! Jo here, with my project for the 7 Kids Challenge Blog, "Anything Goes". Make sure you use a STAMP/IMAGE carried in the 7 Kids College Fund Store in order to qualify.
I used the adorable stamp set from Mama Elephant - Charmed and with the coordinating Creative Cuts dies. The images are gold embossed and I colored the wreath in with Copic markers. I added some blush to the owl. I doodled a border with a gold pen. "HELLO, beautiful GIRL" is just one of four sentiments included in the stamp set. The images are popped up on dimensional foam adhesives.
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By Tulsi, Bollywood.com News Network
Zoya Akthar and Hrihik Roshan go back a long way! The sexy actor did a cameo in Zoya's Luck By Chance, and was the lead hero in her next film Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara.
The grapevine has it that he will also be seen in her next, and much much awaited venture Dil Dhadakne Do!
"Zoya and Hrithik are best friends and when Zoya approached Duggu for the role, he happily obliged," said a source.
Now, this film is just getting better and better by the day! The film stars Priyanka Chopra, Farhan Akhtar, Anushka Sharma, Ranveer Singh, Anil Kapoor and Shefali Shah, and Rahul Bose too! And now that Hrithik is going to be playing an important role in it too, we're thinking this may be the hottest cruise ever!
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I Will Never Give My Heart to Anyone
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support
Yep - Enough SaidAnd this is s concious decision - not a oity party, or anything like that. I have a lot of walls built up, and I need to keep my heart. So even if the counseling works, after all that has happened, I will never give my heart away.
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Animated chinese new year 2017 images lunar Animation greeting cards wallpapers for facebook friends: This is an ending people are generally happy about because this one end gives people a chance to start afresh. Chinese New Year is the time for new promises and new resolutions meant for the betterment on a personal as well as social level. For the unawares, 28th January is celebrated as first day of the Chinese New Year as per the Gregorian calendar. Party scenes can be seen decked up for the festivities and people start preparing to welcome the day with fervour. On this page you will come across a wide range of Chinese New Year animated greeting cards for the same. Start exploring your options now!
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- Retina Research Foundation
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RRF Award of Merit in Retina Research
Presented by The Retina Society
The Award of Merit in Retina Research was established in 1978 by RRF to recognize outstanding vision scientists whose work contributes to knowledge about the retina and retinal diseases. Funding for the Award of Merit in the amount of $50,000 is provided by Retina Research Foundation through a series of endowed gifts that are dedicated to the Award.
The recipient is chosen by the Awards Committee of the Retina Society, and the selection criteria are:
- A single outstanding achievement in retina research, or;
- A potentially significant contribution to new knowledge about the retina, its role in the visual process and/or vitreoretinal diseases or disorders.
2017 Award of Merit Recipient
Casey Eye Institute
Oregon Health & Science University
Portland, OR
Awarded at the Retina Society 50th Anniversary Annual Meeting
October 6, 2017
Boston, MA
Charles L. Schepens Lecture
Genetics and Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Education, Career Achievements, and Research Interests
Michael L. Klein, MD was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. He attended the University of Illinois for undergraduate studies, and received his medical degree from Northwestern University Medical School. Following his internship at San Francisco General Hospital, he served two years as a Captain in the US Army Medical Corp in Vietnam and at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He completed his ophthalmology residency at the University of Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary, and retinal fellowships at Boston University Medical Center and the Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
In 1976 he entered private practice at the Devers Eye Institute in Portland Oregon, and nine years later joined the full-time faculty at the Oregon Health & Science University where he has been Professor of Ophthalmology, Director of the Macular Degeneration Center and Medical Director of the Low Vision Rehabilitation Clinic. He is a recipient of the department's Ophthalmology Residency Outstanding Teacher Award, and the Swan Community Program Development Award. He has been awarded the Community Service Award from the Oregon Commission for the Blind, and has served as President of the state ophthalmological society, the Oregon Academy of Ophthalmology.
Dr. Klein has been awarded The Arnall Patz Medal for contributions to the field of macular and retinal vascular disease from The Macula Society, and he is a past President of the Society. He is a recipient of the Senior Achievement Award from the American Academy of Ophthalmology, and has been recognized by Best Doctors in America.
Dr. Klein's clinical practice and research activities have focused on retinal diseases and surgery. He has been a Principal Investigator for several National Eye Institute and industry-sponsored clinical trials and is author or co-author of numerous publications dealing with the etiology, natural history, risk factors, clinical-pathologic correlation, and therapy for macular and retinal vascular diseases. In recent years, he has been Principal Investigator of an NEI sponsored study of the genetics of age-related macular degeneration. He and collaborators have carried out studies in twins, families with multiple affected members, and case-control populations investigating the role of genetics in AMD.
2016 Award of Merit Recipient
Steve Charles, MD
Charles Retina Institute
Germantown, TN
Awarded at the Retina Society Annual Meeting
September 15, 2016
San Diego, CA
Charles L. Schepens Lecture
Evolution of Vitreoretinal Techniques and Technologies
Education, Career Achievements, and Research Interests
Steve Charles, MD is one of the world's leading vitreoretinal surgeons and has developed many of the techniques and devices used by vitreoretinal surgeons worldwide. He has performed over 36,000 vitreoretinal surgeries, lectured in 50 countries and operated in 25, delivered 17 named lectures, and over 1000 speaking trips. He authored a leading textbook in the field which is now in the 5th edition and in 6 languages and authored over 174 articles in the medical literature and over 50 book chapters. He is a Fellow in the American College of Surgeons and International College of Surgeons and a member of the Retina Society, Macular Society, American Society of Retinal Specialists, Club Jules Gonin, American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, American Academy of Ophthalmology, American-European College of Ophthalmic Surgery, Euro-Lam, and the Dowling Society. He is on the Board of Governors of the ARVO Foundation for Eye Research He is on the editorial board of Retina and a reviewer for Ophthalmology, Archives of Ophthalmology, American Journal of Ophthalmology, and British Journal of Ophthalmology, writes a column for Retina Physician and is an editor for eMedicine. He has received the Wacker Medal from the Club Jules Gonin, the first Founders Medal from the Vitreous Society, was inducted into the University of Miami School of Medicine Medical Alumni Association Hall of Fame, and was named by Ocular Surgery News as one of the top ten innovators in the past 25 years. He is consistently listed in Best Doctors in America and Becker's Top 34 Ophthalmologists in America. He is a Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Tennessee.
After four years in engineering school, he completed medical school at the University of Miami School of Medicine. He did research all four medical school years at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute. After a medical internship at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami he completed a residency at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute followed by a two year Clinical Associate appointment at the National Eye Institute (NIH); focused on vitreoretinal surgery, angiogenesis research, and medical device engineering.
He is a mechanical and electrical engineer and has well over 100 issued or pending patents. He is a consultant for Alcon Laboratories and the principal architect of the Alcon Accurus and Alcon Constellation Vision System. Alcon also acquired InnoVision, a company started by Dr Charles, the Alcon Accurus and Constellation product lines are derivatives of InnoVision technology invented by Dr Charles.
He is the Founder of MicroDexterity Systems, which developed robots for dexterity enhancement for minimally invasive knee and hip replacement, spine surgery, and skull base neurosurgery. Investors included Medtronic, Baxter, and Allegiance V.Mueller. Stryker, Inc. acquired MicroDexterity Systems, in December 2009.
He is a cofounder, systems engineer, largest investor & stockholder, and Chairman of CamPlex Inc, developing advanced visualization technology for MIS spine, neurosurgery and trans-oral approaches to head and neck cancer.
He is on the board of Zeroto510, a medical device seed capital firm based in Memphis.
Steve Charles is an Airline Transport Pilot, Multi-Engine, Instrument rated pilot with Type Ratings in Citation 500, 560, 650, Falcon 50and Sabre 65 jets and currently owns and flies a Sabre 65.
Previous Award of Merit Recipients
2016 Steve Charles, MD
2015 Thomas W. Gardner, MD
2014 Peter A. Campochiaro, MD
2013 Cynthia A. Toth, MD
2012 Richard F. Spaide, MD
2011 Michael F. Marmor, MD
2010 Eliot Berson, MD
2009 Mark Humayun, MD, PhD
2008 William Tasman, MD
2007 Lloyd Paul Aiello, MD
2006 Carol Shields, MD
2005 Anthony Adamis, MD
2004 Frederick Ferris, III, MD, and Emily Chew, MD
2003 Stephen Ryan, MD
2002 Bradley Straatsma, MD
2001 no award given
2000 Ronald Klein, MD, MPH, and Barbara Klein, MD, MPH
1999 Lawrence A. Yannuzzi, MD
1998 Joe Hollyfield, PhD
1997 Stuart L. Fine, MD
1996 Gabriel Coscas, MD
1995 D. Jackson Coleman, MD
1994 Francois DeLori, PhD, and C. Katherine Dorey, PhD
1993 W. Richard Green, MD
1992 Ingrid Kreissig, MD
1991 Ronald G. Michels, MD, and Burt M. Glaser, MD
1990 Matthew M. LaVail, PhD
1989 Matthew D. Davis, MD
1988 Harvey A. Lincoff, MD
1987 Harris Ripps, PhD
1986 J. Donald Gass, MD
1985 Oleg Ponerantzeff, D Eng
1984 Werner K. Noell, MD
1983 Arnall Patz, MD
1982 Harry G. Sperling, PhD
1981 John E. Dowling, PhD
1980 Robert Machemer, MD
1979 Richard W. Young, MD
1978 Charles L. Schepens, MD


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Mortgage Loan Officer
The Consumers Credit Union team is looking to hire a passionate Mortgage Loan Officer (MLO) to join our team. As a MLO, you will serve the members of the credit union by advising them on the best way to purchase or re-finance their home and facilitate the origination of those loans. In addition, you will generate leads through outside sources and serve credit union office referrals.
Our ideal candidate has a proven track record of sales through personal service, experience with Emcompass, the ability to serve members on their schedule, strong written and verbal communication skills, and strong established connections and deep involvement in the community.
As an employee of Consumers Credit Union, you are genuine and passionate. You are purposeful and like to be the solution, but more importantly, you are a servant leader.
What you will do:
• Serve the membership of Consumers Credit Union by providing residential real estate financing.
• Originate mortgage applications that are eligible for sale to FNMA/FHLBI/USDA-Rural Development or Consumers Credit Union portfolio.
• Meet goals set for the position.
• Promote and cross sell other products and services as appropriate to the member.
• Interview members and request specific information/documents to insure a complete and accurate loan application.
• Keep interested parties informed of loan status from application to closing.
• Analyze member's financial status, credit, and property evaluation to determine feasibility of the loan.
• Compile a complete and accurate loan package with all necessary disclosures completed and signed by both the member and the MLO.
• Call on realtors, builders, CPA's, CFP's, and other third parties to obtain referrals for potential mortgage loan applications.
• Attend home mortgage functions such as home shows, Board of Realtors functions, Home Builders Association functions and promote all products and services offered by Consumers Credit Union.
• Attend continuing education classes/seminars as directed by the department manager.
What you'll bring to the table:
• Bachelor's Degree or equivalent work experience
• Documented track record of sales through personal service
• Ability to serve members on their schedule
• Strong connections and deep involvement in the community
• Ability to generate leads without a warm referrals
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
What you didn't know about the team:
The Mortgage Sales team support members finance potentially the biggest investment of their lives and the team takes a lot of ownership in that.
"We're taught very early on to treat this as if we own it as well, and so we take a lot of pride in that." – Renee Z., MLO
Consumers offers outstanding health, dental, and vision plans and an excellent health insurance plan, which features low copays at the doctor and a low deductible for major medical. A 401(k) plan that provides a 100 percent match up to your first 10 percent of contribution following one year of employment. Plus generous paid time off, paid gym memberships, in-house training, wellness programs, life coaches, tuition reimbursement, and more. And don't forget, loan discounts.
We are committed to Equal Employment Opportunity.
We are a proud Veteran & Military Friendly Employer.
Meet Some of Consumers Credit Union's Employees
Renee Z.
Mortgage Loan Officer
Renee works directly with members, educating and supporting them in making good decisions when it comes to the significant undertaking of building, purchasing, or refinancing a home.
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Jimmy Denman scored for the second week in succession to ensure that Carnegie's hopes of a league and cup double remain firmly on track following a 1-0 home win over Richmond Hill in their Barrass Cup semi-final, writes Louis Stokes.
Carnegie could wrap up the league in the coming weeks, and there is just one more obstacle ahead that could prevent them from taking cup honours.
That obstacle will be Chapel Street Whites who won their semi-final over Original Oak more emphatically by taking a 4-0 home win.
Simon Doughty picked up a brace to help Whites on their way, with Terry Palmer and Craig Cuthbertson adding the other strikes.
In the Premier Division, Chapeltown Fforde Greene assured Carnegie they will be forced to work for the title as they moved top of the table on goal difference following a 3-1 home win over Halfway.
Andrew and Kane Blair added goals for Chapeltown along with Matthew Harding, Daniel Aiibona notched for Halfway, and they remain bottom with just the solitary win this season.
The onus will now be on Carnegie to win at least two of their three games on Chapeltown to seal what looks like a likely league success.
Halfway ended their season on a high with victory at already-crowned champions Farsley Twenty Tens.
A Lee Robinson hat-trick helped Halfway to a 3-1 victory at Farsley, Andrew Lund scored for Farsley.
If Corpus Christi take victory in their one remaining game this season they could well leapfrog Halfway to finish in the runners-up spot.
They aided their quest for that position by taking an impressive 3-0 home win over fourth-placed East Leeds AFC.
Steven Kay, Phillip Jarvis and Liam Jordan were on target for Christi and the win was even more important as East Leeds are their main rivals for that runners-up spot.
If East Leeds do win their games In hand they will take the spot from under Halfway and Corpus Christi's noses.
KKS Zubry secured a magnificent home victory with a sensational 7-1 win over bottom-side New Farnley.
Raph Chisolm scored yet another double, as did Robert Hough with Rob Lewis-Brookes, Aiden Lewis and Steve Green also netting.
Brian Henderson added a consolation penalty for New Farnley.
Western Juniors climbed above Acorn into eighth following a 1-0 away victory over their basement rivals.
Danny Lee's goal was enough to give Juniors their fourth win this season.
The mid-table clash between home side East Leeds Celtic and Water-Into-Beer finished In a 0-0 stalemate as they remain fifth and seventh respectively.
Carnegie can virtually assure the Terry Pears Premier League trophy with a win at home to their cup-final opponents Chapel Street Whites in their next league game. East Leeds AFC could stake a massive claim for the runners-up spot in the Championship in midweek when they host Zubry.
Carnegie were only formed in the summer of 2011 when Leeds Met student Ward had the brainwave of setting up a Sunday side for him and his University friends. They romped to last season's Leeds Sunday League Raftery Division Two title with 16 wins out of 18 games.
KKS Zubry are this week's The Goals 'Team Of The Week' feature. See pages 6 and 7 for the full feature.


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Hundred Days
For many, Jackson Hole is a land of earning your turns. Whether on Teton Pass or in the National Park, some of North America's most exhilarating, aesthetic lines await those willing to hike and skin for them. Some would say that it's here in the National Forest that the soulful circles of Teton Valley's ski and snowboard community quietly lay claim.
Venturing away from the Village, The Mountain Pulse team scratched the surface of this backcountry bounty on Glory Bowl today. Conditioned to the sidecountry hikes off the tram, we were quick to appreciate that the 45 minute trek up Glory is no Four Pines: set your pace, pressure breath, and settle in for the 10086 foot summit.
Last night's five to six inches was windblown, collecting on the leeward slopes at depths closer to a foot. Descending down Shovel Slide with Macy, the Mountain Pulse mascot, in hot pursuit, we relished in bottomless turns.
Hundred Days – 2nd Annual Ski Joring Championships
Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s);if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); 03/10/14 - 2nd Annual Ski Joring Championships Written and Photographed By: Stephen Williams Ski Joring is an event with a perfect mix of Jackson Hole's historic cowboy culture and the new ski bum lifestyle. Presented by the Shriner's Club as a part of Jackson hole Winterfest, the skier lassos up the horse and rider and hangs ... Read More
Hundred Days: Competing in the Freeride World Qualifier Stop at Crystal Mountain
Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s);if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); 02/19/14 - Competing in the Freeride World Qualifier Stop at Crystal Mountain Written By: Rachel Fortier Photos By: Paul Moseley On about the 13th hour of my 15 hour drive I started to ask myself, "What's the point of all this?" I am headed to Crystal Mountain, southeast of Seattle in the Cascades for my 1st Freeride ... Read More
Hundred Days: Road Tripping to Big Sky and Moonlight Basin
Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s);if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); 02/16/14 - Road Tripping to Big Sky and Moonlight Basin Written and Photographed By: Stephen Williams When it comes to snowboarding, I have definitely become attached to the terrain around Jackson Hole. A couple days a season at Grand Targhee Resort, a few dozen more in the backcountry of Teton Pass and Grand Teton National Park, ... Read More
Hundred Days: Bif-Pop-Burn, Coming Back From a Knee Injury
Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s);if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); 01/29/14 - Bif-Pop-Burn, Coming Back From a Knee Injury Written By: Adam Glos For those reading who have experienced a knee injury, you know the realization that your ski season is over is far more painful than the injury itself. When your doc tells you your ACL is "missing" from your MRI, what he's really saying ... Read More
Hundred Days: U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix Olympic Qualifier at Mammoth Mountain
Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s);if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); 01/24/14 - U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix Olympic Qualifier at Mammoth Mountain Written and Photographed By: Egan Gleason So, I was sitting at home Thursday night editing photos when my friend John Deesel called to ask if I wanted to go to the U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix Olympic Qualifier at Mammoth Mountain. I, of course, jumped on ... Read More
Hundred Days: The 2014 Coldsmoke Awards
Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s);if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); 01/22/14 - The 2014 Coldsmoke Awards Written By: Ellie Stratton-Brook Photography By: Stephen Williams Have you ever been asked why you choose to live in a town where the temperature rarely rises above 20 degrees for a full six months? Typically the answer is universal. The pull of winter sports and exploration in these gorgeous mountains is ... Read More
Hundred Days – Jackson Hole Storm in Photos
Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s);if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); 01/14/14 - Jackson Hole Storm in Photos Photography and Writing By: Stephen Williams A storm cycle that started last week dropped over 40 inches of new snow and put the total snowfall at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort over 18 feet for the season. Teton Village was in a powder frenzy as the tram line snaked its ... Read More
Hundred Day – Powder Day Frenzy in Jackson Hole
Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s);if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); 01/12/14 - Powder Day Frenzy in Jackson Hole Written By: Ben Glatz Powder flew as the jubilant crowd rushed towards the first box in a powder induced frenzy. Fresh lines of storm dropped and wind loaded snow awaited the crowds who were soon to be at 10,000 plus feet above the calm sea. Hoards of people ... Read More
Hundred Days – New RFID Gates at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s);if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); 12/17/13 - RFID and What It Means to You Written By: Heather Cosby By now, you've probably either heard about or passed through one of the new RFID gates at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. RFID, or Radio Frequency Identification isn't a new technology. It's been around since the '70's and is used to track library ... Read More
Hundred Days – Amy Ringholz 'The Messengers'
Tweet !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s);if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); 12/13/13 - The Messengers: A Much Needed Dream Boost Written By: Ellie Stratton-Brook Photos By: Oliver Hollis The show will always go on, especially if Amy Ringholz has anything to do with it. Providing art scholarships for local high school students, creating riveting and unique artwork, inspiring others—these are a few of her favorite things. Hailing from ... Read More
Hundred Days – Split Decision
12/09/13: Split Decision Photos and Writing by: Ben Glatz The almighty snow dance has been working here in Jackson as witnessed by the recent storm that left over two feet of fresh snow in most parts of the Tetons and Snake River Range. With new snow come new complications. So what do fresh powder, deep persistent weak ... Read More
Hundred Days – Opening Day at Grand Targhee Resort
11/26/13: Opening Day at Grand Targhee Resort Photos and Writing by: Heather Cosby Let's Go Skiing If I was going to write a song about the 2013-14 opening day at Grand Targhee Ski Resort, I'd include a verse about snow lingering on branches glistening in the sun, a line of cars making their way up to Fred's Mountain, ... Read More
Hundred Days – Early Season Skiing in Jackson Hole
11/14/13: Early Season Skiing in Jackson Hole Photos by: Egan Gleason Jackson Hole received a last of winter last week, and photographer Egan Gleason was chomping at the bit to get out and get some early season turns in the backcountry. Check out a few photos he took of some friends riding on Teton Pass, and make ... Read More
Hundred Days: Teton Perspectives
09/09/13 - Sharing The #JacksonHole Experience Written by: Kevin Wittig Ranging from community events to natural beauty, the recent collection of images shared by Jackson Hole has been an incredible visual experience. Gathered here are images representing moments captured in the Tetons and shared with the world on Instagram using the hashtag #jacksonhole. With so ... Read More
Hundred Days – 2013 Targhee Bluegrass Festival
08/14/13 - 26th Annual Targhee Bluegrass Festival Written by: Ellie Stratton-Brook Photos by: Christie Quinn and Harper Hollis Continuing the 2013 Summer of Music, Grand Targhee Resort's Targhee Bluegrass Festival brought in a relaxed vibe full of string instruments and acoustic jams. Upbeat in a different way than Targhee Fest, these bluegrass artists were constantly collaborating and rocking ... Read More


text: HomeNew business ideas5 Small Businesses of the Future 5 Small Businesses of the Future 1-Meat Grower The Idea: Grow meat in a lab Stage: The tech works but the taste may be off Using techniques that come out of stem cell technology, numerous groups of scientists have grown meat in the lab. Stem cells are placed on scaffolding and soaked in nutrients to grow. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) are behind the push for lab meat. In 2008, the group offered a $1 million prize to the first group that can grow commercially viable amounts of chicken meat in a lab. New Harvest is a nonprofit founded by Jason Matheny in 2004 to do just that. In May he told Bloomberg Businessweek, "It's a way to satisfy the growing global demand for meat in a way that's healthier, more energy efficient, and sustainable." See Bloomberg Businessweek's profile of New Harvest founder Jason Matheny. 2-Jet-pack Dealership The Idea: Personal flight Stage: Finally, commercially available A New Zealand company, Martin Aircraft, is taking orders for the first commercially available jetpack. It's recreational, so you'd need to go fly in a field somewhere, rather than to work. It's also expensive, with the Martin website stating a price of $100,000. If that price comes down, however, it's not hard to imagine that folks might want to fly to work instead of drive. That is, until air traffic looks like the freeways of today. 3-Privacy Protection Firm The Idea: Your private info at risk Stage: The need for data protection and reputation management growing rapidly From credit-card numbers to photos from the latest kegger, more private information is online than ever before. Businesses need to protect that information, and individuals need to be careful with it. Mike Spinney, a privacy expert in Townsend, Mass., says states are only now beginning to pass laws that require companies to have written security plans to prevent data breach. Beyond data, a cottage industry is developing in the field of reputation management. "The bad things we do online can be seen by just about anybody," says Spinney. "The good things you do online can be your social media résumé, as it were. But you don't want an impertinent comment on Facebook to be the difference between landing, or not landing, a job." 4-Nanosatellite The Idea: Smaller is better Stage: Getting cheaper all the time As satellites get smaller, the costs of launching them get lower. That's the major limiting factor. Nanosatellites and the even-smaller picosatellites can be packed with all sorts of useful equipment that have business applications. "The types of nanosatellites and microsatellites that can be built by small companies and universities will become more robust," says Peter H. Diamandis, a pioneer in the field of commerical space flight. "We're heading in a direction where small teams and small companies will be able to do far more in smaller packages." 5-Greenhouse Gas Auditors The Idea: Private companies audit polluters Stage: Dependent on policy Doing a greenhouse gas audit is endlessly complicated, because so much of our daily lives, from heating to transportation to food, involve contributing to climate change. As policy shifts to stop impending environmental degradation, the jobs will follow. Michael Gillenwater is an expert in greenhouse gas measurement and co-founder of the Greenhouse Gas Management Institute. "There are going to be a more roles related to greenhouse gas management," he says. "Auditors are one role that a lot of people focused on initially. It has been the most clearly defined role in these early days of carbon markets. But there will be a whole population of carbon specialists." In the end, the objective is to make the information that has been collected useful. And that depends in large part on policy. "It will have to develop," says Gillenwater, "assuming we take the problem of [climate change] seriously and start to implement policy to mitigate it." http://www.bloomberg.com/bw/slideshows/20101105/20-small-businesses-of-the-future.html