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- Montenegro
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- All Balkan Countries
Simmering tension in Skopje's Criminal Court over the contoversial Court President, Vladimir Pancevski, has burst into the open since a number of fellow judges publicly demanded his removal.
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Macedonia's top court is in a state of unprecedented turmoil after 15 colleagues of Court President Vladimir Pancevski demanded he stop pressuring fellow judges and misusing his position for personal vendettas and called on him to resign.
"The judges no longer want to be hostages to the overall situation," lawyer Zvonko Davidovic said. "They have been silent so far... but it is positive that they recently gathered the courage to pinpoint all the problems they are facing and raise their voices."
On Thursday, the Macedonian Academy of Science, MANU, said it was "worried by the condition of Macedonian judiciary" that it said was a result "of the undermined justice system in which political and personal interests take priority over human freedoms."
After being sued last week for trying to influence a fellow judge, Ilija Dzolev, whom Pancevski in return sued for "falsely reporting a criminal act", 15 colleagues of Pancevski on Tuesday told him to stop misusing the court and, in a signed letter to the Judicial Council, demanded his dismissal.
The judges accused Pancevski of misusing the court's official website to wage a personal feud with Judge Dzolev.
"It is unacceptable that the court's official website be used for the publication of personal correspondence and standpoints of the Court President, who has been using his office from a position of strength," the judges wrote to the Judicial Council, adding that personal relations between judges are now "completely distorted".
In his response on Wednesday, Pancevski insisted that the letter was part of a "smear campaign" against the court waged by "certain outcasts".
Equating himself with the institution he leads, Pancevski told the media that the court was "being spat on without any arguments".
The head of the Judicial Council, Zoran Karadzovski, on Wednesday refused to start a procedure based on the letter, insisting that the judges' signatures on the letter were not legible.
Over the past year, ever since the Special Prosecution, SJO, was set up to investigate allegations of high-level corruption, Pancevski has been accused of following orders from top politicians to obstruct the work of the SJO. He has denied the claims.
However, the court that he presides over has in the past year rejected almost all demands from the SJO to detain and secure the presence of suspects in court.
Civil right activist and law expert Mirjana Najcevska told Fokus weekly that the recent crisis over the court and the revelations of many misuses there "is one of the most significant turning points in the process of the re-animation of Macedonian democracy".
The tensions have spilled over into other fields as well.
In another letter published this week by the media, members of the court's administration accused Pancevski of harrassment. This situation escalated on Tuesday when a dissatisfied court administration employee was accused of assaulting the court's spokesperson, which he denied.
After the incident, Pancevski accused the court employee of being an opposition activist, which was widely reported in the pro-government media.
In its progress report for Macedonia, published in November 9, the European Commission criticized the condition of the judiciary.
Brussels said the situation had worsened ever since 2014 and that the achievements of the previous decade's reform process had been undermined by repeated political interference.
"The obstructions faced by the newly established Special Prosecutor [tasked with probing high-level crime and corruption] have shown the need to address effectively the lack of independence of the judiciary and to prevent selective justice," the report noted.
The turmoil in and around the court comes at less than a month before the December 11 early general elections that it is hoped will resolve the long-standing political crisis in the country.


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1. Greetings!
2. Tour Ireland with me in August 2013 (plus new Ireland tour pics)
3. News: Songbook proofs in hand(!), Waymores and New Agrarians album updates
4. Drawing Board: Solo album stepping to the plate
5. Food for Thought: William Shakespeare and Jay Leno on Thanksgiving
6. Poem (Very Short Story) of the Month: "Flight 785"
7. Perspective: Our incredibly fast changing world
8. Recommended for November: Miracle Balls (Yes, Miracle Balls.)
1. Greetings!
I've just arrived home to Nashville from my next-to-last Waymores run of 2012, and I'm amazed at how the fall colors are hanging in this year. They're muted now, of course—all deep gold, orange and rust red—and this afternoon it's as if the hills across the way are calling me to come walk, slowly, and settle into the changing world as winter approaches just over the horizon. Look at all the gold in your life, they seem to say—and don't miss a minute of its beauty.
2. Tour Ireland with me next August 21-30!
Next August I'll be returning to Ireland with 22 friends and fans to explore Counties Cork, Kerry and Clare… for an intimate backroads see-and-hear-the-real-Ireland tour.
This will be my ninth visit to Ireland—I just love it there—and I'd love to share the journey with you.
For all the info, click HERE and HERE.
BTW over 2 dozen photos were just added to my online gallery of Ireland pics. To see them, click HERE. (Thanks to Tricia, Kathy, Craig, Keith, Anker and Victor & Carole from my 2012 tour for sharing their images.)
For some great photos from the previous year's tour, click HERE.
3. News: Closing in on songbook, plus Waymores and New Agrarians album updates
a. TK Songbook: proofs are in my hand!
Thanks to Sue Riley and Levi Hammock, I have my songbook in my hand—OK, in my computer—and practically ready to print. Final small jobs for me: writing an acknowledgements page and proofing Nashville number charts. (Hope to find a day for that before Thanksgiving.)
It's gonna happen!
b. Waymores debut album update
Sally Barris, Don Henry and I have regrouped on an "official" release for our debut album, and it looks like that will be around February of the new year. More on that soon, but we will be servicing radio and seeking reviews from select print and online outlets.
In the meantime, we do make the CD available at our live shows and at our website and it's been suggested to me by exceptionally discerning people that it makes an excellent Christmas gift. (I know my mother is getting one!)
c. The New Agrarians album is in the can, which is to say it's mixed and ready for mastering, artwork and manufacturing. More soon on all that. Pierce Pettis, Kate Campbell and I are seriously jazzed about this one. We collaborated in writing most of the songs, and we each chipped in others we love for this project
4. Drawing Board
a. Solo record: Morning is breaking
Now that I'm mostly off the road till February, my number one work at hand is getting on with recording in my home studio. I've been trying out songs in my shows, and when I'm home I've been doing some late night experimenting with sounds and tracks.
5. Food for Thought (in the spirit of Thanksgiving)
"Only a stomach that rarely feels hungry scorns common things."
-Horace, Roman poet (65 BC-8 BC)
"Small cheer and great welcome makes a merry feast.
-William Shakespeare, playwright and poet (1564-1616)
"Who does not thank for little will not thank for much."
-Estonian Proverb
And on a lighter note:
"Thanksgiving, when the Indians said, 'Well, this has been fun, but we know you have a long voyage back to England!'"
-Jay Leno, comedian, talk show host (b. 1950)
(Thanks to Brainyquote.com, About.com, Wikipedia and I forget who else. But thank you too!)
6. TK Poem (Very Short Essay) of the Month
"Flight 785"
The guy in the seat beside me shaves his head—he did an excellent job of it this morning—but he has a mass of hair growing out of his ears.
This is the kind of thing I notice when I'm traveling. If he had on some unusual shoes—like those Five Finger shoes you see around that look like gloves on your toes—I'd probably ask him, "How do you like those shoes?"
Because I talk to strangers. I ask people things.
Like, "How much longer do you have to wear those braces?" to the flight attendant.
"Are y'all headed to the game?" to the guy decked in team colors.
But you can't really ask a person, "Dude, what's with the hairy ears?"
Still, you have to wonder.
7. Perspective: Tech's accelerating evolution
I ran across an article with a timeline illustration showing the lightning speed at which technology is evolving, and it got me thinkiing…
Consider this:
The first "desktop" computer was built at MIT just 50 years ago. It had a footprint of 8 square feet, had one teeny kilobyte of memory, and it cost almost $44,000.
The first email was sent by the Department of Defense in 1971—the year I left home for college—via its ARPAnet, later renamed the "Internet."
Apple's Mac debuted with a Super Bowl ad 28 years ago, the year the space shuttle made its maiden voyage.
The World Wide Web was invented 22 long years ago, the year Kristen Stewart and Emma Watson were born.
eBay and Amazon were established 17 years ago (the 50th anniversary of the atomic bomb being dropped on Japan)… and Google and PayPal 14 years ago (the year Titanic won 11 Academy Awards).
The iPhone was introduced all of 5—count 'em, 5!—years ago. That would be the year in ancient history in which the final Harry Potter book was published and the first Kindle e-book reader went on sale.
(Thanks to the AARP Bulletin and Wikipedia.)
8. Recommended for November: Miracle Balls!
As days grow short and muscles tighten against the cold, I'm recommending an easy, great feeling way stay loose and build a healthier back:
It's called "The Miracle Ball Method," a book by Elaine Petrone, and it comes with 2 Miracle Balls.
What, you ask, is a Miracle Ball?
A couple of years ago an exceptional massage therapist in Massachusetts recommended that I begin addressing my poor posture and tight back using "Miracle Balls," which turned out to be a pair of small, pliable, rubbery air-filled blue balls.
For whatever reason, only recently did I begin using the balls regularly—usually before bed each night—and now I'm a true believer. I have NO lower back pain, my posture has significantly improved, my back and shoulder muscles are more relaxed… and I feel taller, more grounded and comfortable.
And the balls are SO EASY to use. In essence you just lie on the floor, put one or two of the balls under your tailbone or upper back… and let gravity and breath do the work.
The tiny book (more of a manual) is clearly written and illustrated with photos and diagrams, and you can pick up the basics at a glance.
Available at Costco, Amazon etc… but best price I've found ($25-30) is at the author's website, HERE.
(Thanks to Patti Smith.)
And THANKS to all of you for your continuing interest, support and encouragement—and for the community we form together. It means the world to me.
Peace to All, TK
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TORONTO, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Manulife Financial Corp, met its target to achieve earnings of C$4 billion in 2016, reporting results which beat market expectations, benefiting from a strong performance in Asia.
The company on Thursday reported earnings of C$4.02 billion ($3.06 billion), or C$1.96 Canadian cents per share, compared with C$3.43 million, or C$1.68 Canadian cents per share, a year earlier.
Analysts on average had expected earnings of C$1.85 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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A Guide to Octave Mandolin & Bouzouki by John McGann
By Scott Tichenor
September 23, 2003 - 5:57 pm
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Mel Bay has announced publication of A Guide to Octave Mandolin & Bouzouki, by John McGann. This is the third publication for Mel Bay by McGann this year.
Twenty tunes in styles from Irish to American, in a variety of tunings, melody and accompaniment, are presented in standard notation and tablature, with a stereo CD (left channel melody, right channel accompaniment). Left and right hand techniques and chord voicings are thoroughly discussed. For the first time, the Celtic style "woven texture" accompaniment unique to the instrument is fully notated. Unique to the book are melodic Irish ornamentation, blues, jazz, American fiddle tunes with variations and improvisations (all fully notated), and a chapter "Breaking Away From Block Chords" extending knowledge of the fingerboard. $24.95
McGann, a Boston area based musician is a former national mandolin and guitar champion and graduate of the Berklee School of Music. He now runs his own music transcription service performing custom work for the likes of Acoustic Disc and Homespun Tapes. He is also an active performer and instructor.
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[Alyson Kuhn] A thank-you note, when you get right down to it, is simply an elaboration of two words: Thank you. Much as I love to send thank-you notes in general, I think I enjoy sending (yes, and receiving) unexpected thank-yous the most. And it is this practice that I'm promoting as we enter the season of gratitude: thanking people, on paper, for things that don't usually get acknowledged with an actual note.
Even if you've already said thanks in person or in a message, a real note is a record of appreciation. It's keep-able. It's re-enjoyable. And I like to think it's regenerative: Thanks beget thanks. The note below, from artist John Held, is a great example of this. Held sent me a note thanking me for a postcard thanking him for something. I love that he prefaced his thanks with the word "Wow." (All of the graphics are rubber stamps, collaged by Held. The dapper chap in the chapeau, on the envelope, is in fact a self-portrait of the artist.)
Below is a thank-you note I received last month from a longtime client who has become a friend, a client to whom I am perpetually grateful for the opportunity to collaborate in documenting Heart to Heart's inspiring work. We had labored intensely over materials to be presented in person to an official at the Russian Duma in Moscow. She took the time, in her final few minutes in the office, to handwrite a note (on a Mohawk Superfine Ultimate White card) — and even rewarded me with a new middle initial, B for brilliant. Her note, including the frugally re-used envelope, touches my heart — and graces a ledge on my desk.
Mail-obsessed artist Jennie Hinchcliff can proclaim her gratitude right on the envelope, thanks to her stylish thank-you tape from Tokyo (below). Thank you, Good Mail Girl!
Writing about thank-you notes has put me in the mood to write some! I am going to try to send one per day until Thanksgiving. If everyone reading this post sent just one before Thanksgiving — thanking someone for something that he or she doesn't expect to be thanked for — think how many souls would be well fed!
Our thanks to Ilene Striver of The Type Studio for the graphic at the top of this feature, set in Chevalier.


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Jake Ransom is billed as being a new collection for adults and kids, plus it lifestyles approximately that explanation. More youthful viewers will see the composing readily available and also the fresh heroes stimulating, although grown ups will find a lot of action, experience, and background to ensure they are interested. And the finishing simply leaves lots of space for long term guides inside the sequence.
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In Jake Ransom and also the Cranium King's Shadow, young Jake Ransom receives a mystical deal related to the disappearance of his parents 3 years earlier. They vanished during an archaeological burrow in Mexico, and Jake jumps with the chance for more information as to what occurred for them. Along with his sister Kady, he starts a experience throughout a chance to an spectacular terrain living with human being past and fantastic animals. They wind up in the competition to save lots of new friends and overcome new enemies, all the while attempting to discover the real truth with regards to their parents.
So what's best about the guide? Properly, I adored the primary persona, Jake Ransom. You typically overlook his age, yet not quite, as Rollins isn't hesitant to help remind you every once in awhile that he's continue to just a youngster. BUt even past the character types, the best thing about this book is the same issue that units Rollins' other books apart, and that is certainly his imagination. Just if you consider you understand what's occurring, he tosses in a new challenge and thrilling, and the man does so in a manner that is smooth.
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With a label that has been so extensively reissued as Sun, it is difficult to track down every reissue
every small label. The ones listed here are representative of the reissues over the years.
One reissue label, Charly (of the UK), is a glaring omission here. When we started doing this Sun discography, there were so many issues on Charly that we decided to do the Charly label separately. There are dozens, maybe hundreds, of Sun-related reissues on Charly, including reissues of the original Sun and Phillips International albums with original cover art. To transfer to the Charly discography, just click here.
We would appreciate any additions or corrections to this discography. Just send them to us via e-mail. Both Sides Now Publications is an information web page. We are not a catalog, nor can we provide the records listed below. We have no association with Sun Records, which is currently owned by Shelby Singleton. Should you want to contact Sun, or should you be interested in acquiring albums listed in this discography (which are all out of print), we suggest you see our Frequently Asked Questions page and follow the instructions found there. This story and discography are copyright 1997, 1999 by Mike Callahan.


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What does bola mean?
Definitions for bolaˈboʊ lə
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word bola.
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bolo tie, bolo, bola tie, bola(noun)
a cord fastened around the neck with an ornamental clasp and worn as a necktie
a rope with weights attached to the ends; is thrown to entangle the legs of an animal; of South American origin
The Bola volcano, also known as Wangore, is an andesitic stratovolcano, located southwest of the Dakataua caldera. It is 1,115 metres tall and has a 400 metre wide summit crater. The most recent lava flow was erupted from the summit crater and flowed to the west. This viscous flow is at least 50 m thick, thus leaving an irregularity in the profile of the volcano. The unforested summit crater and weak fumarolic activity suggests that the most recent eruption may have been only a few hundred years ago.
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Preceding the Disrupt Conference is Hackathon weekend on December 3-4, where developers and engineers descend from all over the world to take part in a 24-hour hacking endurance test. Teams join forces to build a new product, present it on the Disrupt stage to a panel of expert judges and an audience of tens of thousands and compete for a variety of prizes, including the chance to win free tickets to the Disrupt Conference. Products created at the Disrupt Hackathon have seen great success beyond the event, like GroupMe which was created overnight and ultimately acquired by Skype for $80M.
Tickets are released in posts, keep an eye on the website for the next ticket release!
Saturday, December 3 at 12:30PM – Sunday, December 4 at 2:00PM
For up-to-the-minute details log on to our DevPost wiki page
Disrupt can't happen without the support of our amazing sponsors and attendees. If you are interested in sponsoring at the Disrupt London Hackathon, email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Saturday, Dec 3
Registration opens. Network and form your hack teams
API Workshops - Cisco, Twilio
Midnight Snack
Sunday, Dec 4
Breakfast served
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General public welcome to enter to attend hackathon presentations
Hackathon presentations begin
Hackathon will conclude with final awards and recognitions will be provided by the judges. *The final awards may be held earlier or later depending on the duration of hack presentations.
Hackathon tickets will be released on a rolling basis starting this October. If there are no tickets shown below, keep checking back or follow us on Twitter to be notified when tickets are released next!


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Ministerial solutions and wedding officiating in the Lamy, Nm location is our specialty, but we could travel if the requirement arises. We provide a full array of Eloping packages; from elopement on the courthouse steps to the most elaborate formal wedding you might want.
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In the past, I've discussed things you can do to earn some extra cash without really putting in that much effort. In many senses, you can view these things as bits of "extra credit" in real life. Now, this article isn't necessarily for the monetary gain, but you can receive benefits from many of these things, which are good causes in their respective forms. You'll see what I mean as I continue this article.
One of the best ways to get "extra credit," if you're not squirmy and have a phobia of needles, is participating in blood drives. Often times you can get something good out of it. I know that in high school, you get to pick when you want to get your blood taken – which means you get to pick which class you get to skip.
When you grow up, you don't get the luxury of skipping class for a blood drive, unless that's just what you wanna do (hey, it's your grade, after all!) Instead, you can catch blood drives at various restaurants (who may be giving out free lunches to those who are donating) – as well as earning some cash while you're at it. And it definitely doesn't hurt that they give you a cookie and some juice to keep your sugars at a normal level.
Bonus points if you give your plasma, which I'm not sure I would ever do because I'm pretty positive I'd pass out, but I hear some brave souls do!
Another "extra credit," belongs to when you're actually at your campus. Sure, after you're done with your chemistry class and the lab that accompanies it, it's nice to give yourself a break. After all, it's a Friday right? At my campus, I've seen a craft fair (where you basically go around and make crafts for free, as long as you have your ID card) – and also a food tasting, where you get to try horrendously unhealthy but incredibly delicious foods that you'll wait in line for – but it'll be worth the wait!
Sometimes, as Collegecures suggests, extra credit in school comes out to better things in person too! Apparently, in Marketing Studies, the writer of the article was able to walk away with a pack of gum, a candy bar, seventeen dollars, and one percent added to her grade. I'd say she did pretty good, considering that was extra credit for a class that gave her benefits in her real life situation.
In regular everyday to day life (and I mean after college) – these kinds of opportunities won't present themselves as often, if at all. So if you find yourself in a position where "extra credit" of any sort is available, the best thing to do is to take that opportunity. Make it happen!


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Whether you use dry ice in airline catering, food production/transport, biological sample preparation/ transport, entertainment, industrial cleaning etc. you have to have completed risk assessments. Contact Polar Ice for details on the next safety training course. Telephone: +353 (0)578623860.
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The workshop programme covers:
Training Workshop covers;
1. Risk Assessments
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4. Storage of dry ice
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6. Handing of dry ice
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Once your staff have been on an AC&T Dry Ice product and safety training workshop they will be able to take an active part in the completion of all the necessary risk assessments for the safe use of dry ice in your workplace.
However, if you would like some assistance in ensuring your compliance with the many safety regulations enabled into law by the Health & Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 then contact us with details of your issues and questions. All correspondence is completely confidential and AC&T would be willing to sign your Confidentiality Agreement, subject to legal review if required. Assistance with risk assessments will usually require a visit to your site. A full report will be issued, usually within one week of a site visit. This can be illustrated if permission is given for the taking of digital photographs during the site visit.
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Part of a good risk assessment is a regular review…
An opportunity to look at the changes that have occurred…
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A training needs assessment starts the process in a cost effective way targeting the high risk areas.Inviting a "fresh pair of eyes" to look over your safety provisions may help you spot areas for improvement.
Dry Ice is an extremely versatile product with many uses from transport refrigeration to industrial cleaning, however it is difficult to manufacture economically, difficult to store effectively and hazardous to handle. We have experience in the manufacture, storage, transport, handling and use of dry ice including specialist relationships with the latest technology providers. If you currently use Dry Ice then talk to us about product efficiency and product safety (these two often go hand in hand).


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- Gift of Mme. Jean Arp in memory of René d'Harnoncourt
- Object number
- 118.1969
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- Painting and Sculpture
Jean Arp Estate / Marguerite Hagenbach Arp (Jean Arp's widow), Meudon, France, and Locarno-Solduno, Switzerland . 1966 – 1969
The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Gift of Mme Jean Arp in memory of René d'Harnoncourt, 1969
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I wont lie. Even though I am having the time of my life being with my parents and my American church family, I miss my husband.
I miss him like crazy.
Yes, the old adage is true: Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
July seems to be wedding month, and so I decided to choose marriage as our theme for the month of July.
I have a question for you, though.
Do you pray for your marriage? No, not your spouse…but your actual **marriage**. Do you?
Do you know that Satan has a strategy to destroy your marriage?
I know that sounds pessimistic, but to be really honest, we need to consider this fact because our decision to look at it square in the eyes could mean the life or death of our marriage.
Yes, Satan has a strategy to undermine and destroy your marriage.
But not just your marriage, but the entire institution of marriage.
He will use:
* Nagging wives
* Reverse chauvinism (meaning chauvinistic women against men)
* Immorality
* Pornography – yes, and porn for women disguised as romance novels
* Adultery….even in our hearts
* Misplaced priorities
* Distanced emotions
* Political agendas
* Hollywood portrayals
* Hooking up and shacking up
* Homosexuality
* Polygamy
* Perversion
and all sorts of other tactics to undermine and devalue the institution and covenant of marriage.
Do you know why?
Because it is the very picture of the God's relationship with the church.
That's why God created marriage. So that we could visualize His covenant relationship with us.
And Satan hates that!
This month we will take 30 days to challenge our hearts, emotions, and entire view of marriage as we look at key scriptures that deal with marriage, leaving and cleaving, divorce, immorality, adultery, and each others' roles in marriage.
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Myanmar: Curfew on one more area in Rakhine state
Myanmar`s local authorities have imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew on Kyauktaw in western Rakhine state since Wednesday night.
Yangon: Myanmar`s local authorities have imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew on Kyauktaw in western Rakhine state since Wednesday night following days of renewed sectarian riot in the area, according to report reaching here on Thursday morning.
The curfew, effective from 7 pm to 5 am local time, was imposed by Kyauktaw township administration, bringing the total number of areas placed under curfew in Rakhine state to seven.
Seven people have been killed since the riot with mutual arson attacks erupted on Sunday in Kyauktaw, 128 kilometres from Sittway, capital of Rakhine state, following clashes between local ethnic Rakhinese and Bengali-Muslims, with 332 houses in four villages and one rice mill being destroyed.
The renewed riot came a day after United Nations human rights envoy Tomas Ojea Quintana ended his six-day mission last Saturday, asking for independent investigation into the riot, which was turned down by the government.
Over the past week, Myanmar Vice President Sai Mauk Kham toured the riot-hit Rakhine state and inspected the progress of rehabilitation work in the state, saying that the issue of Rakhine needs long-term solution and stressing the maintenance of regional peace and stability.
Rakhine state has been put under a state of emergency since June 10 with curfew in six unrest townships Maugtaw, Buthidaung, Sittway, Kyaukpyu, Yanbye and Thandwe.
According to the official figure, 77 people from both communities were killed and 109 people injured in the early stage of the riot. A total of 4,822 houses, 17 mosques, 15 monasteries and three schools were burned down.
The deadly violence in Rakhine state started with the rape and killing of a Rakhine ethnic woman by three Bengali men in Kyauknimaw village and murder of 10 Muslims by the mob in Taunggup.
It escalated into anarchy on June 08 as murder and arson attacks then spread from Maugtaw to Buthidaung, Sittway, Kyaukpyu, Yanbye and Thandwe, forcing local people to flee the violence.


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Discussion in 'UPS Discussions' started by UPS SCS, Oct 9, 2006.
UPS Scs is now laying so many people off. if you are effected please respond to this forum.
All this time we, the people, were led to believe SCS was going great guns to the extent the current rumor is the company would rather get rid of pkg cars and just do air and SCS.
Is this the beginning of the end? How many are being laid off? Should everyone sell their stock? Is this a "nationwide" lay off or just in your area?
Thanks for any input.
It was real sad seeing people get walked out by Security. The day before, everyone was happy and work was getting done. Now it's even more harder to concentrate on work knowing that the same thing can happen to you. It's definitely been an eye opener.
why is this a bad thing?...it was my impression that scs wasn't hitting the bottom line and was bloated...secondly how does this effect small parcel and package division(the main bread winner)? scs is the worst preforming of all the ups subsidiaries...this can only help in stock performance...as far as the "begining of the end"...well something is going to have to change...ups just can't compete with the price of fedex or dhl, if our volume starts to decline year to year then that may be the flood gates opening, however fedex has their own legal battles (the whole "contractors" that are actually employees) and dhl...just look at the guy
There needed to be some cuts, since romanella took over in 2004, way to many additions, mainly region staff. Still need to cull the herd at Morris Road.
SCS has proven to be a challenge for UPS, but they're getting their grip. Layoffs as the end of the world? Huh? SCS is bloated in certain areas. They're returning to their hub+spoke model rather than a satellite system. Begining of the end? Right after they build a massive campus in Missisauga (their 3rd largest UPS faciltiy of any kind in the world) and plan expansion in the Netherlands? UPS moving out of the ground courier industry to concentrate on "air" and SCS? Do you actually buy that tripe? Who told you this rumour, a grade 4 commerce studies student?
Sell the stock when UPS beats analysts and posts $0.96 return per share, even promising "better results" for Q4?
Calm down!
Face it. FedEx is kicking your ass. UPS-SCS is laying off 1200 people so they can put freight on Brown tails. How original. We have been putting freight on Purple tails for years now. That's why we have MORE flights to Asia than UPS and DHL combined. Rumor has it that UPS-SCS will lay off up to 2500. And hey, yeah...that stock is doing a whopping $75. Let's see....last time I checked FDX was $115.00. Customers are tired of the Brown Army, and DHL sucks. Watch your back UPS. Your days of dominance are over. 100 years and over the hill.
I've Heard And Read Both Ups And Dhl Has Scs Trouble. This Is The First I've Heard About Any Of These 2 Comp Laying Off People. Don't Know If Laying Off Is The Right Answer, I Believe It Might Be Trying To Intergrate Thier Respective Systems With The Companys They Are Targeting.
These Companys Are'nt Going To Wait Around Till Someone Comes Up With An Answer, Once Fedex Gets A Whiff Of Internal Problems, That Will Be The Ammo They Need To Snag These Accounts.
This response is typical of a jealous Fed Ex as$hole!!! It must suck working for a company that pay's you nothing close to us and on top of that you have to pay for your benefit's!! Why else would a Fed Ex as$hole be on a UPS site? Does anybody that work's for parcel go on Fed Ex site's to bash them, Hell no what do they have to offer us that most of us aren't allready getting. Go back to your own site and keep dreaming about working here. Also for us east coast boy's what is SCS???
You know absolutely nothing about stocks and this comment proves it. You are the grade 4 commerce studies student! And if you still don't see the stupidity in this quote, look up "stock splits" and "equity value". Idiot.
And of course FX's air network dwarfs UPS. This isn't really anything new, although you seem to find it ground breaking and controversial.
Your an idiot....care to talk dividends?
Brunmonger, the value of the stock is what`s important. I, personally am glad that your (FedEx) stock is doing good. This makes our bargaining position much stronger come contract time. The better your numbers look, the more money I make.
oh my gawd. UPS is making money hands over fist. Im not sure why everybody sees job cuts they freakout. All these cuts the last few years have been from companies ups has bought, except for the tech employees. Tell me what company who buts another DOESNT make cuts. Historically, ups has been one of the few companies who have not laid people off. In the package division they are hiring like crazy and will continue to do so with the influx of retirees in the next few years. And the dumb **** fedex driver has to be from the express unit because the groungd guys are almost about as hard of workers as ups. Except for the fedex freight, fedex really doesnt have jack on ups. Remember ups isthe largest in the world. If fedex twas going to put ups under it would have happen years ago. Dhl is really trying to put BOTH ups and fedex out of business....sorry dude isnt going to happen on my watch. You got a bigger problem, fedex has been cutting lots of routes across the country and making them 2 part time jobs. This is going to continue to happen. Had one of your drivers with 10 years with the express unit tell me about this. They just told him they were cutting him off his route. Do you know what he did....quit. He was asking about ups. great job fedex. Wait until the ground guys slowly go union. Oh ****....Fedex is going to be for a rude awakening. Whatever way you think about the union doesnt matter but you want to talk about job cuts, wait untilthe express and ground units merge. Remember ups and some of dhl are union. We are making large profits...READ:BILLIONS, with a union. Fedex wont be able to do this. Ha, pay for uniforms, gas, trucks, benis, vacation. FEDEX IS RAPING THEIR GROUND DRIVERS. Why do you think there are so many routes for sale all across the country. Very few drivers make the 100, 000 plus salaries. Do you feel proud to work for a company like that. BTW, if another strike did happen, I can GUARANTEE you that fedex and dhl would still not have the drivers and infratructure to take all of our volume. Im not going to continue. F. U.
By the way, talk about stupidity, who the hell flys ground packages. Yep dhl thats who. I want to know why they have room in there to fly a 5 dollar package. maybe because out air volume is going through the roof. Tie can tell you how long thats going to last.
Brown Observer, like I said to Brunmonger. UPS will want to settle contracts early or by the deadline so there will be no interruption of service. They know that their customers will not be caught with their pants down this time if we strike like last time. Both sides always make concessions in every contract. So yes, I believe that our position is much stronger because of the increased competition
Dont really know yet, As i know at the moment there's 600+ that are getting lay offs.
Look Einstein,
Fedex May have a higher priced stock, but you need to look at the number of outstanding shares out there. UPS is the King...
SCS is making money .. but as the other poster said they are bloated. They offered substantial salaries to staff the subsidiary so now we need to unload those that aren't earning their keep. There are also rumors of a major SCS billing FUBAR that cost UPS $87 Million dollars this year ....
For those who ask was SCS is ...
Welcome to UPS Supply Chain Solutions
With respect to market capitalization, UPS has a market cap. of 82.05 billion versus 35.53 billion for FedEx. Nuff Said.
Separate names with a comma.


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Remember Reynard the Fox, my co-blogger and frequent cable news talk show contributor?* I found this little snapshot of him doing what he does best down in the lower margin of MS Bodl. 264 (click to enlarge):
For those of you who haven't been reading my blog for years on end, a little explanation is in order. Reynard is the cute furry trickster character of French satirical romance. He's sort of the medieval version of Bugs Bunny, but not the nice Bugs who jams in space and only annoys people who deserve it; think the early Bugs who's just a jerk to Elmer for no reason whatsoever. Or, maybe it'd be more accurate to say that he's the medieval version of Scratchy (Of Itchy and… fame)–but that would only work if Scratchy were the star and hero of his own long-running show, instead of just a little one-off joke they throw into every sixth episode of the Simpsons.
Anyway, Reynard is a cute little fuzzy fox who is also a lascivious homicidal maniac who either rapes or devours most of his friends. I don't know all the Reynard stories,** but I think this one is a mash-up of the one where Reynard bites the head off of Chanticleer's daughter Coppen and all the animals have an elaborate funeral for her and the one where Reynard fakes his own death so that he can ambush his
enemies friends frenemies after they've embarrassed themselves giving long and emotional eulogies for the bastard.
Here's a closeup of Reynard leaping out of a coffin with his latest victim in his jaws:
Since the bird in his mouth is clearly a rooster, perhaps this is a depiction of a different version of Coppen's funeral (than the one I know), one where Reynard jumps out of the dead chicken's coffin to ambush her grieving father. That sort of thing is just his style.
*By the way, don't ever go up to Reynard and say, "Hey, do you work for Fox News? Because you should. You know, Fox News, Reynard the Fox, get it?" You should've seen the way he eviscerated the last guy who made that joke. It would have been funny, if the the guy's kids hadn't been watching. And if Reynard hadn't just finished doing the guy's wife, also in front of they guy's kids. And if he hadn't then sold the guy's intestines as saint's relics and convinced the king to wear the guy's bladder as a hat. On second thought, maybe not so funny. I forget, is spurting viscera funny or tragic?
**There's still no good translation of at least half of them. Someone, quick, get on that. We need a new edition, stat.


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Kevin Spacey handed royal honour
Kevin Spacey stressed the importance of the arts as he was awarded an honorary CBE for his services to drama.
The 51-year-old star of a string of blockbusters such as American Beauty and The Usual Suspects received his award from the Prince of Wales at a private ceremony in Clarence House, central London.
The Oscar winner has been artistic director of London's Old Vic theatre since 2003.
Kevin said: "I was hugely, hugely delighted that Prince Charles has awarded me the CBE, which the Queen has so generously given to me for my services to theatre."
Honorary awards are made to foreign nationals in recognition of exceptional service to the UK.
Kevin has attracted star names to appear at the Old Vic during his seven-year tenure and has regularly appeared in productions himself. The Southwark-based Old Vic is one of London's oldest theatres, having opened in 1818.
He said: "He (The Prince) was just extraordinarily generous about the work we've done at the Old Vic over these past seven seasons that I've dedicated myself to the revival of this brilliant, wonderful theatre and for all the belief that I have that arts and culture are a hugely important part of our lives."
The actor, who now lives in the capital, was briefly interrupted as a number of guards in ceremonial dress marched behind him.
He added: "Frankly for me to be standing here today in front of Clarence House having a rather British scene happen directly behind me makes me feel very happy and proud to call London my home."
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Caribbean Premier league 2016- Predictions- 02 Jul- Trinbago Knight Riders vs Guyana Amazon Warriors- Who Will Win?
In the third match of CPL, Trinbago Knight Riders beat Barbados Tridents by 11 runs at Port of Spain on 01 Jul 2016.
In the 5th match Trinbago Knight Riders TKR) take on Guyana Amazon Warriors (GAW) at Port of spain on 02 Jul 2016.
Who will Win? Just wait and watch.
Trinbago Kniight Riders (TKR)
- Star studded side.
- Batting has depth.
- All rounders not scoring high. Doing well with ball.
- Average pace attack.
- Rest N Miller- no wkt in two matches. Play Y Cariah.
- Spin department is very strong- economical and wicket takers.
- B McCullum- 50, H Amla- 10, Collin Munroe- 40 ,Derren Bravo- 20.
- Dwayne Bravo- 10, K Cooper- 20, U Akmal- 20.
- Wicket takers- R Beaton, S Narine, S Benn, D Bravo.
- Strong top three batsmen M guptil, D Smith, Chris Lynn.
- Most players have not played in T20 format for long time.
- Only two all rounders- C Barnwell and R Emrit.
- One pacer- S tanvir.
- Strong spin department- Adam Zampa, D Bishoo, V Peramaul.
- M Guptil- 30, C Lynn- 20, D Smith- 20, C Barnwell- 15.
- A Bramble- 25, J Mohammad-25 ,R Emritt- 15.
- Wicket takers- S Tanvir, Adam Zampa, D Bishoo, V Peramaul.
- TKR has depth in batting.
- TKR top order is due for big scores.
- TKR has two established wicket taking spinners.
- GAW does not have recognized batsmen except top three.
- GAW also has world class two spinners.
- Overall, TKR is a superior side due to strong batting line up.
Likely Winner- TKR


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Atmospheric and uncompromising, DETERIORATE, the new EP from San Diego's Age of Collapse, builds on the chaotic song writing formula established in their debut LP. Moments of slow, reverb drenched restraint topple into full-speed savagery, reinforcing the bleak themes of this record; that all around us shall wear away in the inevitable passing of time.
Released April 18, 2015
Recorded and Mixed at Audio Design by Dan Maier
Mastered at Mammoth Sound by Dan Randall
Illustrations by Joseph Sanchez
Layout by Blaine Slingerland


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Every spring, nearly 500 artists from around the world descend upon Savannah for a 17-day celebration of music.
Described by USA Today as "one of the top music festivals in the world," the Savannah Music Festival has earned praise as one of the most artistically diverse and rewarding annual events for music lovers. The Times of London called it "one of the world's top 10 festivals."
By any measure, the Savannah Music Festival makes a significant economic and cultural impact. Last year, the festival attracted more than 35,000 attendees and contributed nearly $1.4 million in local tax revenue. Each year, an additional 13,000 children throughout schools in the greater Savannah area enjoy innovative musical education programming and unparalleled exposure to world-class talent.
The Savannah Music Festival is celebrating its 25-year anniversary, toasting a quarter-century of creativity and community.
In honor of this silver anniversary, it seems only fitting to look back at the event's remarkable history and to look ahead to its bright future.
The early days
The Savannah Music Festival started out as a dream shared by a group of local community leaders.
In the late 1980s, a group of citizens noted the success of Spoleto Festival USA in Charleston, S.C., and expressed their belief that Savannah had the potential to host its own successful performing arts festival.
Local business leaders Lee Adler and Ben Oxnard joined forces with Savannah pastor Harcourt Waller to launch a music festival, originally known as Savannah Onstage, in Georgia's First City.
From a recommendation by author Robert Manson Myers, Waller contacted Stewart Gordon, who had created a successful piano festival and competition at the University of Maryland, and persuaded Gordon to visit to help them realize their dream.
"My husband, Ben, was asked to be the first president of Savannah Onstage, which is where the Savannah Music Festival started," recalls longtime festival supporter Elizabeth Oxnard. "He loved it from the first moment."
The challenge was to create a high-quality festival with a modest budget. Funding for the first season was raised from local individuals and businesses who believed in the project. The first annual budget was about $28,000, which included artists' fees, administrative costs, office expenses and marketing.
Gordon suggested a concert series comprised of music competition winners from around the world. Beginning in 1990, concerts featuring prize-winning pianists, violinists, cellists, clarinetists, guitarists, singers, string quartets and woodwind quintets were held each spring in some of Savannah's historic houses of worship.
Elizabeth Stewart, a vice president at the Savannah Chamber of Commerce, served on the board of directors from Savannah Onstage's inception and eventually became the nonprofit's executive director in 1992.
"It was great," she raves of the festival's early years. "I enjoyed the opportunity to bring world-class talent to Savannah. We knew we were part of something very special."
The event grew in prestige as the community began to regard it as an important contribution to the city's cultural life and to the growing tourism industry. However, Savannah Onstage continued to operate on a shoestring budget and struggled to make ends meet.
Robbie Harrison, who joined the board of directors of Savannah Onstage in 1992, remembers the festival's lean beginning.
"We struggled in those years, with little money and little interest from the community," he recalls. "We did not want to see Savannah Onstage fail."
Onstage shows
In 1993, a downturn in the economy resulted in a financial crisis for Savannah Onstage, and the dream for a world-class music festival almost came to an end.
Stewart engineered the reorganization, infusing the board of directors with new leadership.
Supporters longed for a music competition, and the American Traditions Competition debuted in 1994 and quickly began to attract talented aspiring singers, as well as a devout audience.
Stewart Gordon, Savannah Onstage's artistic director, recalls many thrilling moments in the festival's early days. One of Gordon's all-time favorite performers was Marni Nixon, who sang Audrey Hepburn's vocal parts in the film "My Fair Lady."
"She made her entrance in her one-woman show singing 'I Could Have Danced All Night,'" he recalls. "Her voice was still as fresh and beautiful as it was decades ago."
For nearly a decade, the American Traditions Competition and the festival continued to grow, presenting such diverse artists as jazz trumpeter Terence Blanchard, operatic soprano Deborah Voigt and the California Guitar Trio. Eventually, the success of the ATC warranted it becoming an independently run nonprofit organization, which still hosts a popular vocal competition outside of the festival season.
A new direction
In 2002, Georgia native Rob Gibson joined the festival as executive and artistic director.
After 12 years in New York City, where he served as the founding director and executive producer of Jazz at Lincoln Center, he moved back to take on this leadership role, working with Hart Williford as board chairman.
Team building became a focus and has remained a theme throughout Gibson's tenure. Gibson worked with Williford to assemble a strong board of directors, a professional staff and a broadly talented artistic team.
Savannah Onstage was renamed the Savannah Music Festival, offering an even more ambitious line-up of event and memorable "one time-only" live performances in its 2003 season.
Savannah residents and visitors supported the event's expanded focus, purchasing tickets in record numbers, but finances remained a challenge.
Fortunately, three key donors — Bob Jepson, John Kane and Dick Eckburg — stepped forward with a challenge to eliminate the organizational deficit.
With more than 25 years of experience leading arts organizations and public radio stations, Gibson's passion for and appreciation of a wide variety of musical styles informed the conception of a new artistic vision.
"The board supported the creation of a world-class event that would bring innovative artists to town, create a significant economic impact and continue to build audiences through music education and performance," he says.
Gibson tapped British violinist Daniel Hope to create a dynamic chamber music series for the festival. Luckily for Savannah, Hope — the multi-talented protégé of violinist and ethnomusicologist Yehudi Menuhin — agreed.
Jazz musician, educator and composer Marcus Roberts is the associate artistic director of the festival's Swing Central Jazz program. He takes a holistic approach to jazz education, which has helped to build a distinctive mentorship program.
Mandolin virtuoso and educator Mike Marshall is the director of the festival's Acoustic Music Seminar, a workshop for young musicians (ages 15-22) which invites visiting artists to participate in master classes. The program culminates in a presentation of the musicians' original work, "Stringband Spectacular."
Bob and Jean Faircloth remain the event's biggest financial supporters and believe in the longtime commitment to education.
"The music education part of the festival has expanded significantly over the years, with programs in the schools and in the local theaters," Bob Faircloth says.
"I've always viewed music as a positive force. It's wonderful to see the enthusiasm of young people and their thirst for knowledge."
World class
Over the years, the Savannah Music Festival has earned accolades as a musician's festival, a place where artists can spread their wings and try new things.
Every spring, the festival effortlessly blends classical, jazz, folk and world music in one seamless celebration of creativity.
Acclaimed jazz musician Wynton Marsalis describes the festival as "a series of concerts that brings the world to Savannah," adding that, "the world is much closer during the music festival."
Pianist Marcus Roberts says the festival has "a feeling of family to it" that makes it uniquely intimate and inviting.
"Very few festivals in the world can deliver the diversity of music that we present in a city as beautiful as ours," says board chairman Harold Yellin.
Former board chairman Hart Williford agrees, adding that Savannah's community support has been key to the festival's long-term success.
"Savannah and the surrounding area is made up of a wonderful group of community leaders who care deeply about the success of their community," he says.
"Over the past 25 years, hundreds of these individuals have come together to sustain the growth and success of the festival," he said. "This thread of caring, deeply committed leaders is what has insured that the Savannah Music Festival has always been better than the last year, but not as good as the next year."
With such a successful history of community support, it's no wonder the festival is in a position of strength to celebrate its silver anniversary. In fact, the only thing more sterling than the
Savannah Music Festival's past may be its future.
"We're going to keep the Savannah Music Festival alive and flourishing," Gibson promises. "Our mission remains the same: connecting artists and audiences, educating the next generation of patrons and scholars and fostering economic growth. Our best work is still ahead of us."


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The hero for Boston Bruins credits coach for an inspiring speech which propelled him to a hat-trick and helped sink the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Talk spurs Savard to a hat-trick
Marc Savard was the hero for the Boston Bruins as his hat-trick on Saturday night helped sink the Toronto Maple Leafs 7-2. Savard scored in all three periods as the Bruins bounced back emphatically from the 5-1 defeat to the Montreal Canadiens on the previous day. He later praised the Bruins coach Claude Julien for an inspiring talk before the game. "Claude's pre-game speech was probably one of the best I have ever heard," he said.
"It really fired us up early. It was special. So I think the guys reacted and gave it a good 60-minute effort." The Leafs coach Ron Wilson was naturally a disappointed man. He said: "You have to compete and our defence didn't. That's about all I have to say. We stunk and we'll move on." Meanwhile, rookie defenceman Victor Hedman scored his first NHL goal and Mike Smith made 30 saves to lead the Tampa Bay Lightning past the New York Islanders 4-0.
Hedman completed the scoring in the final period, while Smith recorded his first shut-out this season and ninth in the NHL as the Lightning ended a run of four defeats. The Philadelphia Flyers out-shot the Washington Capitals 36-30, but it was the latter who proved more accurate as they triumphed 8-2. Daymond Langkow and Olli Jokinen scored as the Calgary Flames held on to beat the San Jose Sharks 2-1 in the clash of division leaders.
Kris Versteeg scored in overtime as the Chicago Blackhawks snapped the Pittsburgh Penguins' five-game home winning streak with a 2-1 victory - their 10th in 13 games. Erik Cole's hat-trick helped the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Vancouver Canucks 5-3, while the Colorado Avalanche inflicted an eighth defeat in nine games on the Columbus Blue Jackets with a 3-2 success.
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for solo percussion, sax quartet, brass quartet, and string quartet
!MPACT (2007) is an eighteen-minute percussion concerto for solo percussion, saxophone quartet, brass quartet, and string quartet commissioned by Todd Meehan, Director of Percussion Studies at the Baylor University School of Music. The work is a collage, and at times a barrage, of inspired ideas that demand constant attention from the listener. In order to make the piece approachable and understandable, it has been structured and organized by the arch form (ABCBA). The premiere of !MPACT was performed by Baylor University musicians and conducted by Colin McKenzie.


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Thank Goodness we have a constitution. If we didn't have our constitution that has checks and balances in place, who knows where the most arrogant President we have ever had would take this country. I can't even believe Obama had the audacity to say such kinds of things as he spoke to Matt Lauer about this morning. See Obama would rather we lived in a dictatorship so he could jam even more of his failed and unpopular policies down our throats. Its not bad enough that he had to use budget gimmickry to gets his unpopular Health Care law passed, now he wants even more bankruptcy causing laws passed. This is the most arrogant loser America has ever known and to think the idiot left believed this chump is what we were waiting for.
Monday, February 6, 2012
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Appetizers—I rarely make them and my family rarely splurges on them when we go out to eat, but I always wish we could or would or did or had because they always sound and look so AMAZING, but then I check the price and at the same price as most entrees for about ½ the amount of food it's fairly easy to say "next time". See where I'm going with this? If you don't I'll explain, we all know cooking at home saves money so here is my tip for saving in 2013, particularly when you go out to eat, SKIP THOSE APPETIZERS and make one night a week or one night a month appetizer night at your house! Indulge in your favorites and cook up some new ones, get the whole family involved and enjoy a fun family night together tasting every yummy little bite! Here is a great one to try!
Infuse the olive oil with the garlic before it is spread on the bread.
After the oil is infused, spread the the garlic oil on the sliced bread.
Toast the bread slices before piling on the toppings!
- 6 slices of French or Italian bread
- 2 Roma tomatoes
- Coarse salt & pepper
- 4 oz fresh mozzarella, cubed
- 2 tbsp fresh basil, minced
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 1 tsp minced garlic
- Dice Roma tomatoes and transfer to a colander or mesh sieve, sprinkle with salt, toss and set over a bowl to drain for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. The salt will help extract some of the extra water and juices from the tomatoes so your finished product won't get mushy.
- Toss the mozzarella and basil together and set aside.
- In a small pan over medium heat add oil and garlic, cook stirring frequently until the garlic lightly browns and begins to give off a strong garlic aroma. (You are basically infusing the oil with the garlic---if you have oil infused with garlic already then skip this step).
- Brush each slice of bread on one side with the garlic oil and layer on a baking sheet.
- Broil on high for 3-5 minutes or until the bread is golden brown and crisp.
- Add tomatoes to the mozzarella and basil, season with salt and pepper, mix and then top each slice of bread.
- Serve & Enjoy!
Make sure you check out my other easy recipes in my recipe index!
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Magic Mirror Studio is preparing dolls for an in-stock store sale event.
From the company:
I want to announce that, starting the 12th of December, all the dolls of Magic Mirror will be available for sale, in stock for immediate shipment (3 work days after purchase; for dolls with face-up, only until the end of stock), so you can have them home in time to be your present! We will also accept a certain number of Layaway orders, and the new doll, Moira, will be available with the new large size bust.
Only a very limited number of dolls will be available, so if you are interested, please stay tuned! You can find all the updates in my facebook: Magic Mirror
Happy winter holidays everyone!


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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Supply and demand conditions in Brazil are more balanced at the moment, central bank President Alexandre Tombini said on Wednesday, adding that a recent spike in food prices is of a temporary nature.
Speaking to TV Globo's program Jornal Nacional from Washington, D.C., Tombini said that the central bank's job in helping contain inflationary pressures has been "important." Twelve-month trailing inflation has declined about 1 percentage point between June last year and January, Tombini noted.