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A group of friends, hanging out together but communicating via Facebook or another social networking site. They could be talking face to face, but groups of kids don't do that anymore. They 'technovisit'
We sat on the porch for hours together all afternoon, technovisiting, we didn't say a word, but our Facebook conversation was funny as hell!
by technovisitor May 14, 2010
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text: The bride & groom's personal monogram, surrounded by a modern scroll design, provides a fresh approach to the classic black and white wedding theme. Thermograph printed at the top of this small card, there's plenty of room left to write your thankful message. An optional Silk-Laid Pink envelope lining provides a soft finishing touch.

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FIGURES ON CONSUMPTION Of
At a meeting of citizens held In the court house yesterday afternoon, Mr.
N. B. Dial laid before them figures showing the receipts from water and
eiectrlc lights for the past several years and the amounts paid the Reedy
River power company. The Advertiser would have given the speech of
Mr. Dial In full, but the meeting was called by him too late for a full ac
count to get Into the paper. ?
The figures are as follows:
Income of city from lights and power for 1909 .$ 11,288.71
Paid to Reedy River power company. 6,744.00
Profit to city.I 4,544.71
Income of city from lights and power for 1912.,.$ 14,506.48
Paid to Reedy River power company. 8,643.11
Profit to city.* 5,863.37
City received from lights and power, 1912.$ 14,506
City received from lights and power, 1909 . 11,288
Increase.* 3?218
City paid Reedy River power company, 1912.$ 8,643
City paid Reedy River power company, 1909 . 6,744
Increase In cost of power.$ 1,899
* 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912
Water.$ 3,209.79 $ 3,373.84 $ 3,617.62 $ 3,990.90 $ 4,217.14
L'ght. 7,720,33 7,914.87 9,010.53 9,697.63 10,289.34
$10,930.12 $11,288.71 $12,627.15 $13,688.53 $14,506.48
About 98 houses wired and connected up In past two years. Now about 9S
street light?62 Arc lamps and 36 tungsten.
Mr. Dial made the point that at an Increase In cost of $1,899, this city
nad increased Its Income $3,218.
City, Jn Holiday Attire, Welcomes
Visitors to Greatest Agricultural
. Event Ever lit Id in United States.
Exhibits from Twenty.seven Stales.
Columbia, January 27.?With in
numerable flap;s and fancy decorations
flying a glad welcome, the city of Co
lumbia began this morning to receive
visitors to the fith National Corn Ex
position, which opened its gates at
f o'clock, it will continue two weeks,
and during this time it is expected that
it will be visited by thousands of peo
ple from various sections of the coun
try> who will come to li to study the
fundamental principles In agriculture
which are demonstrated In all its va
ried exhibits.
The Exposition embraces exhlhlts
from some 27 state agricultural col
leges and experiment stations, a great
and comprehensive exhibit from the
Federal department of agriculture,
representing all the numerous phases
of activity of this department, and
various other exhibits, all devoted^jgt
the fundamental purposed the exposl
tlon?-the bettormeo%jl^of agriculture
a=d the ftnrfCbjKe'nt of rural life,
rpffwds on Urodnds.
MefTy strangers visited the grounds
HTiis morning, and the series of struc
tures which houso this agricultural
event have been alive with the dem
onstrations of the exhibits, the opera
tion of the modorn farm machinery in
the machinery exhibit portion of the
building, and with the college yells
and the eager exclamations of the
corn club boys, who are here to at
tend tho prize winners' school, which
began its sessions this morning.
Opening Exercises.
The opening exercises were held
this afternoon, beginning at 4 o'clock,
In the presence of a large throng of
city peoplojand visitors. The leading
merchants of the city closed their
doors at 3.30 o'clock, to allow Oppor
tunity to all to attend the exposition.
.Addresses were delivered by Mayor T.
C. Thompson, of Chattanooga; Mayor
W. H. Olbbes, of Co!i mbla, and Dr. S.
C. Mitchell, president of the Universi
ty of South Carolina. The exposition
will he open throughout the two weeks
from !? o'clock In the morning until 11
o'clock in the evening and every night
tlio structures will be brilliantly il
luminated throughout, Knowing the
elaborate decorative effects to their
I *>st advantage. ,
federal Exhibit.
Tile great exhibit from the Federal
I'oparlinent of agriculture, tlie host the
department has ever put out, has
aroused the wonder of all visitors.
Many have spent hours studying some
single feature or this exhibit. Tn addi
tion to giving a graund review of the
work of the department, this exhibit
deals fundamentally with many agri
cultural problems, especially those
which are peculiar to the South.
Beginning this afternoon at ~ o'clock
the Government is exhibiting a num
ber of interesting and instructive mov
ing picture films at the Fifth National
Corn Exposition. The pictures ar9
io be shown every afte.rnoon and ev
ery evening. The admission charge,
50 cents for adults, and 25 cents for
children under 12 years of age, covers
the entire Exposition, and, of course,
there is no extra charge for these pic
tures or any of the other educational
Cuttle Tick mi Canvass,
Among the reels shown is one deal
ing exclusively with the cattle tick,
the destructive insect which Is stated
to be costing the South annually from
$50,000,000 to $100,000,000. The com
plete lifo story of the cattle tick will
be shown In moving pictures Ulms,
from the eggs to the adult insect, and
the various methods of the tick erad
ication will also bo shown upon the
screen. This film will be accompan
ied by lectures from Dr. E. M. Nlgh
bert, of Atlanta, of the United StatojJ
department of ,?g^$uM||er
Mmsj^jtfTw making their first pub
?fftvappearance, having been recently
completed after two years of Investi
gation in getting pictures.
Cattle Dipping.
Demonstrations of the cattle dipping
vat at the fifth National Corn Exposi
tion will commence tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the exposition
grounds. Demonstrations of the vat
will be given dally throughout tbo ex
position at 10 o'clock, 2 o'clock In the
afternoon, and at 4 o'clock In the af
ternoon, according to announcements
from Dr. Fahey this morning. The cat
tle will be dipped In the arsenical so
lution, and the operation will be fully
explained to all persons Interested.?
News and Courier.
Mr-BEE GETS ANOTHER.
Work .Will Begin .Shortly .on n
Through Line Hallway over C, N. &
McBee. S. C, Jan. 21.?McRee con
tinues to expand along every line. T i
latest addition to the many asset f
the town Is a through lino railway.
The old C. X. & C. railway has been
bought by the president of the S. C.
W. Railway and this line will be ex
tended from McRee on to Monroe, N.
(*. This I give this town a direct
line to Charlotte and to the Cllnehlield.
Surveyors will be on the grounds this
week and it. Is stated that the road
will i>o completed within six months.
Another addition to Mcltee's list of
Industrios IB a 40-ton oil mill and
eight'gin system. Work on'this will
be COmmoncod in the early -lug and
the plant is expected to he ready for
the fall business.
A contract has been awarded for a
new graded school house for Me I !ce.
This structure will cost $7,000 and
will be modern In every respect
Bill Introduced In Loner House to
Provide for Regulation of Horse
Columbia, S. C, January 27.?
A bill tbat would establish a racing
commission and to prescribe tbe con
ditions under which horse-racing
may be established in thla state was
introduced in the lower house today
by Representative Miller of Rlcbland
County and preferred to the Judiciary
The commission, as proposed by the
bill will consist of three members to
be elected by the general assembly,
and shall hold office for three years.
Their remuneration will be a salary
of $500 per annum each, such salaries
to bo paid by the several state and
county fairs and other racing asso
ciations in this state. The commis
sion is required to make annual re
ports to the general assembly. The
commission shall have the power to
prescribe the rules by which all rac
ing : hull bo conducted in the state,
and all associations must be licensed
under the commission.
The licenses of each association will
bo for only ono year which is revo
cable upon the order of the commis
sion for the violation of any of its
The bill provides that any asso
ciation licensed by the commission
may hold one or moro races each year
and may give purses or prizes to be
computed for, but no person, other
than those owning horses entered in
the race wJM have pecuniary Interest
in the purses or prizes given. The
act further provides that no running
or trotting race shall be permitted
except under the provisions of the
act, otherwise the person engaging In
such will be guilty of a misdemeanor
and will bo fined not less than $2<W
or more than $500 for each day of the
At each running or trotting race
the bill provides that no betting,
book-making, or pool selling will be
permit ted thereon except on the Pari
Mutual system. Any person guilty of
a violation will be deemed guilty of ;i
misdemeanor and will be punished by
a fine of not less than $200 or more
than $f?00.
Death of Mrs. Fannie ltabh.
Mrs. Fannie Dabb, wife of W. M.
Ba'bb, died at her home in Young's
township January 16th, of heart trou
ble. She was burled on the following
day at Dials church, th/? services be
ing conducted, tyv Tiev. W. L. Walt, of
Woodruff. . Mt-'s. Mabb was In the hov
femy^lxth year of her age and had
[lived a consecrated Christian life, hav
ing been a lifelong member of the
Methodist church. Before her mar
riage she was a member of the well
known Ahercroinbie family. She Is
survived by her husband, eight chil
dren and numerous other relatives.
Though past the alloted age of a life
time, her death was deeply deplored
by a wide circle of relatives and ac
Heath of tin Infant.
James Danklin Watts, Jr., the in
fant child of Mr. and Mrs. .1. I). Watts,
just sixteen months old, died early
Sunday morning after an illness of
several days. For some time previous
to its death, the child showed consid
erable Improvement and the favorable
condition Rave its parents hope of an
early and complete recovery. How
ever, during the early hours of Sunday
morning, it suffered a relapse and lt>
a very short while had breathed its
last. The funeral services were held
at the cemetery Monday morning, Rev
C, F. Rankln conducting the services.
The grave of the little one was cov
ered with flowers sent by friends and
sympathizers of the parents and by
those who had learned to love the
child during Its short life. So numer
ous were the flowers, that there were
enough to completely cover the graves
Of this child and the two that had
gone before it. The parents have the
sympathy of all in their bereavement,
Hlhs KdwardH (iocs (p Florida.
Misr Lizzie Edwards loft Saturday
for St. Augustine, where she has ?'<
copied a position In Fingier Hospital.
Her many friends regret to sec her
lopvo this city nnd much success Is
wished her in this new field Of work.
Owing to Miss Fdward's lovable na
ture and kind disposition, she is
bound to win friends and success
wherever she goes.
Conclusion Reached After Enthusiastic
Meeting at (lie t'luirrh Sunduy
After the services at the First Rap
tlst church Sunday morning, a con
gregational meeting was held when
steps were taken to provide funds with
which to build a handsome new par
sonage on the lot owned by the church
on Church street, Just In the rear of
the house of worship. Mr. D. A. Da
vis was spokesman of the meeting
and laid before the congregation a
feasible plan of raising the necessary
money. It was decided to expend be
tween four and five thousand dollars
on the house and make it one of the
most attractive pastoral homes to be
found anywhere.
The pastor has been living up until
now In the residence opposite the
church, but the congregation felt that
It whs his right to have a home be
longing to the church, so this progres
sive step was taken. The step was
partly taken too out of appreciation
of Mr. Thayer's recent determination
to remain in I^aurens after being call
ed to another church. Doubtless this
new undertaking by the congregation
will serve to weld the members to
gether In oven closer fellowship than
they have been before and that It will
be an inspiration to do even more In
the future.
Unless lMons of Friends to Halse Al
leged Shortage Succeeds.
New York -January 26.?den. Dan
iel F. Sickles remained undisturbed in
his home today, an order for his ar
rest, issued yesterday in Albany re
maining in the hands of Sheriff llar
burger, who decided last night upon
receiving it not to serve it until Mon
thly. The sheriff said tonight that
he would execute tomorrow the order
for the general's arrest unless the sum
of $23,476, for Which he has failed to
account, it Is charged as chairman of
(lie New York monuments commission,
is paid before 'he sheriff's deputies
reach the Sickles home on their er
rand. The sheriff believed, however,
thai friends of Con. Sickles would fur
nish bail and that the alternative of
placing the old soldier in LudloW
street jail would not be forced.
A movement to raise by subscription
the amount of the general's alleged In
debtedness and relieve the aged civil
war veteran from all possibility of go
ing to Jail was started today by Wil
liam Sohmer, State comptroller. Mr.
Sohmer Initiated the fund with a sub
scription of $100. to which Sheriff Tlar
burgcr added an equal amount.
int. war? n> i,e err re.
Hookworm Expert to (Jive Lecture at
tile UHMICII .*????>???
Dr. J. LaBruce Ward, of the state
department of health working under
the Rockefeller Foundation, will be
In Laurent-- next Tuesday night to give
an address on the bookworm disease
and preventatlve methods In treating
disease. The address will be free of
charge and everybody Is cordially In
vited. Dr. Ward will illustrate the
lect- with Btercoptlcan views.
Dr. Kouth. who has been conduct
ing the hookworm campaign In the
county for the past week, states that
the people are coming to him in large
numbers to find out ifMhey are af
fected. He stn'es that he has been so
overrun with applicants that he will
probably have to call on the depart
ment for aid. Numbers of cases of
hookworm have been discovered,
Now With J. S. Heimelt.
Mr. Nye Owlngs. who was associated
for several years with the firm of M.
H. Fowler & Co., has bought an Inter
est In the store Of Mr, J. B. Bennett
Mr. Owlngs and Mr. Bonnet! are well
known and popular merchants and
doubtless the business will prosper
even more than it has done heretofore.
In addition to ihe fancy grocery line,
this firm will now carry a line of
heav ygrocorios for the country trade.
Mr. Todd Loonies.
Mr. is. E, Todd, who has recently
moved from Atlanta to Laur0)18, hi
home county, for the purpose of locat
ing here as a civil CglHOOr, has moved
his family to the City. They will oc
cupy the house at 11'-' Manse street.
He has bad a phone Installed and those
who desire his services can call phone
Agent of the Extension Department
of Winthrop College Pleased! uith
Reception In tills County.
Miss Mary K. Frayscr, of the ex
tension department of Winthrop Col
lege for rural and mill schools, spent
a part of last week In the county vis
iting the schools and making address
es. Although the weather waa very
disagreeable at times, she was met by
attentive audiences and the people ev
idenced considerable Interest and en
thusiasm In her work. She expressed
herself as^being well pleased with the
interest shown. Miss Frnyser's prin
cipal mission is to Interest the people
of the state in the progressive educa
tional methods and ideas of the pres
ent day. Her especial attention is
directed to the questions of compul
sory education, medical inspection of
Bchool children and the creation of a
social atmosphere nround the school
or making the school a social center
for the community. S4ie spoke along
these lines at the different schools vis
ited and suggested the introduction of
a trnvellng teacher for a number of
allied schools, about live in number.
The duties of such a teacher would
be to tench domestic science, agricul
ture, handwork and other such
branches, going from one school to an
other. This has already been tried In
several states and has proven a great
BUCC088, the children securing a great
deal of practical knowledge that they
otherwise would not get.
Saturday, Miss Frayscr addressed a
number of toaohors and patrons at the
graded school building here, where I
she made a very interesting talk The
other places visited were Qoldvllle,
where she was greeted with a large
audience at the Methodist church;
Gray Court Wednesday morning:
Young's school Wednesday afternoon
where the teachers and patrons of that
school and Friendship mot; Thursday
morning at Dials and the same af
ternoon at Harmony; Friday morning
she visited Harksdale and the same at"
tornoon Trinity Ridge. At all the
schools she was cordially received, by
large audiences considering the weath
er ami doubtless her efforts will tend
to awake the people to an interest in
this work.
Chicago Ladles Orchestra Will be
Here Monday Feb. 8rd.
The next lyeeuin number is a com
pany of artists a proved success
from every standpoint. This company
Is the Chicago Ladjlos Orchestra,
which is considered as ranking fore
most among lyeeuin attractions. It
Is composed of artists that have add
ed to a life study of their Instruments
years of experience! as a lyceum
attraction. The entire personnel is
made up of members of standing and
marked ability, capable of playing
with the best ' musical organizations
in the country. ?The program is high
ly satisfactory from every viewpoint
and the entertainment will no doubt
be one of the mos I pleasing ever giv
ei. in a lyeeuin course in Laorcns
There will he selections by the full
orchestra, violin, flute and VOcal so
los, string ensembles, and readings.
This number will be given in the
school auditorium on Monday night,
February 3rd. The general admission
will be ?O cents.
M It. CCS SI M MONS (JOES WEST.
Ha Accepted a Position With Coca
Cola Company in Kansas City.
Mr (Jus Simmons, a Laurcns boy,
left last week for Kansas City, where
in- will be located in the future as the
Western Manager for the Coca Colo
Company of Atlanta. This, is consid
ered one of the big jobs in the com
pany and Mr. Simmons Is to he highly
congratulated for winning this deserv
ed position. Ifntll recently he has
been living in Orconvlllo whore bo
made a fine success in the wholesale
grocery business.
BOX Slipper ut (Ira) Court.
The sCliool improvement association
of Hho Gray Court?-Owlngs school gave
a l)OX supper Saturday night Which
proved very successful. Besides prov
ing a very enjoyable evening, a net
sum of $35.40 was realized for th<
school. The entertainment was to hnvr
been held Friday evening, but had t<
be postponed on account of the weath
NEWS Of THE WEEK
IN TOWN Of CLINTON
George P. Copeland Died
Lasi Thursday.
Iged and Honored Cltlxcn of tho
County Laid to Kent After a Long
and Useful Life.
Clinton. Jan. 28'.?-Mr, George Prin
gle Copoland, tho oldest citizen of this
town, died at his home on the out
skirts of Clinton la: t Thursday af
ternoon about 2 o'clock and was burled
I in tho Presbyterian cemetery at 3
o'clock on Friday afternoon.
Mr. Copeland was born Nov. 4, 1822.
He was married early In life to MIbs
I Mary Ann Frances Young and a large
family of children grew up around
them. Several died In Infancy. Thoso
who lived to maturity have without
exception, been useful and prominent
members of society. Mr. Duckott
Copeland, the oldosl of them, died
many years ago, leaving a widow who
afterwards beCamo Mrs. J, II. Phln
ney, and three sous. Q, A., J, It., and
T. I). Copeland and one daughter. Mrs.
10. Waters Ferguson, 'l he noun and
daughters surviving arc as follows:
Mr. J. W. Copoland, Mrs. Lewis Boll,
of Brovnrd, N. C, Mr. J, Rhett Cope'
land, Mrs. W. A. Shanda. Mrs. P. S.
Bailey, Mrs. Guy L Copeland, Mrs. R.
13. Copoland, Mr. M. L. Copeland of
I,aureus. A large number of grand
children and great-grandchildren have
grown up about Mr, Copeinnfl,
From his early manhood Mr. Cope
laud was a successful and on tor pris
ing business man. lie was at one time
engaged in a incrchnnllte business,
known as Copeland and Bennien. Lat
er this lir.m gave way to West and
Co. On Mr. Copeland's retirement
from business the firm was continued
at the old stand by his son as the .1.
W. Copeland Company. Mr. Copeland
was for many years a cotton buyer.
All of his lifo he operated successful
ly a large farm and his means was
acquired by Ins industry and good
management as a planter. He was
of a i^Hlring rifttnrc and had no de
sire for pifbllc office or responsibility.
For many years he was a trustee of
the old Clinton College before it be
came the property Of the South Caro
lina Synod. He was a Mason In good
and regular standing. He. was a loyal
and devoted church member and elder.
His fondness for Sunday school was
marked and he was in his place In
the Bible class always ?xce|rt when
.sickness kept him at home. His
death was due to tin attack of pneu
The funeral services wore; conduct
ed by the Rev. I)r W. P. Jacobs, for
many years his pastor, and the. Rev.
F l>. Jones his pastor at the tlUlo of
his death. He was buried with Ma
sonic honors
Beath of Mrs. Hallle Brown,
Clinton was saddened Saturday when
ton wjts saddened Saturday whqn
the news was given out that Mrs. Sal
lie Brown had passed away. She was
about sixty years old and tit the timo
I of her death was residing with her
only daughter, Mrs. Walter Davis,
with whom she had lived for many
years. Mrs. Brown had been sick for
I a number of months and her death,
while bringing with it much Borrow,
was not unexpected. She. was a wo
man of many sterling qualities, lova
!,'.e ami kind-hearted always. Her re
mains wore Carried to her old homo
In Newborry county Sain day and there
laid to rest with her family. She
leaves, besides a host of friends, many
elatlves to mourn her loss. The fol
lowing children survive her: Mr.;.
Walter Davis, Clinton. Mr. W. U.
Brown, Clinton, Mr. (3pps Brown, At
? ta. Mr. Sims 0. Brown. Now berry,
I Mr. ICugono Brown of Clemson Col
??? ?. and Mr. Cnrol'Bfown of Georgia.
Mra. Brown l ad many close relative:)
H]|i* Laurens, where her only surviving
I sister. Mrs. .! \v. Udorsen, lives. She
I was a slfitoi'' of the late Mr. Tom Kav
1 of thai city,
\ Surprise Wedding,
Oh Wednesday evening at the , >?
I denen of the Rov, P. D. Jones, wiio is
a cousin of the bride. Miss Ajinie Loll
Ahell and Dr. .1. Loo Young, were mar
ried, the Ceremony bolng witnessed by*
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Hey everyone =)
I'm pretty confused at the moment what went wrong lately so I thought this would be a good place to ask for some advice from other Death Knights. As the topic says I'm playing a DW Frost DK - you can view my armory profile here: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/characte...rasza/advanced
I was trying to improve my DPS over the last few weeks and went from 2H to DW Hastefrost to DW Masterfrost with the following results at the Raiders Training Dummy with 60m damage each: 2H Frost 65k DPS, DW HF 70k DPS and DW MF 75k DPS - which was a good improvement. I also made a check via SimCraft and I had an output of around 87k DPS in a Patchwerk-style fight. Now I have changed (upgraded?) a few items and my DPS just went a little bit down.
First I changed the boots from http://www.wowhead.com/item=90912 to http://www.wowhead.com/item=85925 (Upgraded 2/2) and after that http://www.wowhead.com/item=89969 to http://www.wowhead.com/item=86868.
I was a bit curious how the new result at the dummy would be and I was shocked that I just went down to ~70k DPS (60m Damage again).
My rotation and everything else (latency, no buffs) is the same as before with the 75k DPS but SimCraft also tells me that I'm now around 82k DPS.
I have absolutely no clue why =/ Is there anything wrong with my stats? Should I change back to 2H? Meh...
Any help would be appreciated!
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of condone.
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While I like your idea that they felt as though the use of the word condoned the act, I think sadly that it may just be another instance of American ostrich-ism.
It's yet another step in the national embarrassment known as condoned bigotry against members of the LGBT community by the religious right, fully sanctioned by many of the people of this and other states.
Charles Karel Bouley: A Win for Equality, An Embarrassment to the Nation
I am speaking of the ease with which motives are impugned, lifestyles derogated, name-calling condoned, individuals and groups demonized.
It overlooked, and yet by cunning phrase condoned, every unfriendly act of England during our civil war.
Twenty Years of Congress, Volume 2 (of 2) From Lincoln to Garfield, with a Review of the Events Which Led to the Political Revolution of 1860
Her lawsuit also charges that Disney parks have a history of fondling complaints involving workers, and that that Disney has "condoned" their actions, putting profits over public safety.
I think the repblicans have incited these actions. main culprits Sarah Palin and John McCain L"condoned" these actions.
Maybe Cho's outburst will finally put to rest all this ethnocentric, paternalistic handwringing over suicide bombers and shame all these Westerners who've been wagging their fatherly fingers at Islam for having "condoned" such a morally corrupt tactic.
Wilson's comments clearly implied that he knew that Rove was the leaker, but last week Wilson backtracked, saying only that he knew that Rove had "condoned" the leak.
And this was a King whose Queen "condoned" everything.
A Letter to the Queen on Lord Chancellor Cransworth's Marriage and Divorce Bill
In that of his housekeeper, whom he could not libel with impunity, and without possible defence; of an apprentice whom he could not maltreat lawlessly, even if the boy "condoned" original ill-usage; of a scullion, whose wages he could not refuse on the plea that she is legally "non-existent"; of the day-labourer, with whom he would not argue that his signature to a contract is "worthless."
A Letter to the Queen on Lord Chancellor Cransworth's Marriage and Divorce Bill


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I have been reading Handmade Home by Amanda Blake Soule. No, I have been slowly savoring it. The pictures make me want to snuggle down in some cosy handmade quilts and the projects remind me of my two kiddo days, when crafting filled my yellow kitchen and laundry included two fewer girls. In all honestly, I didn't go to the bookstore to buy this book. I'd actually never heard of it. It caught my eye because it had a party looking banner on the cover and as I flipped through it, I loved the variety of crafts. I was a bit surprised, however, when I got it home. I guess I should have looked closer to where it says, "includes 30 sewing projects." But I do like small sewing challenges and I can't find fault with patterns that start out by saying "use what you have." And there is a definitely a theme woven throughout this book that is right up my alley: don't throw it away, just re-purpose it. Though I don't have the slow paced life pictured within the pages, and I no longer sew with a nine month old on my lap, it doesn't mean I can't escape for a moment and remember when I did. *If you want you can check out Amanda Blake Soule on her blog Soule Mama.
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Brittany, it's so ironic that you did a book review on Handmade Home! I was in the book store this past weekend looking for some "Cliff Notes" on Algebra I and Earth Science (UGH) for my daughter this semester, so, naturally, I headed towards the Crafts section of the store! As you, the cover of this book caught my eye, as well! I picked it up and thumbed through it quickly, but didn't purchase it this time around. I'd love to know if you make any of Amanda Blake Soule's projects! Enjoy your day….
when were you going to tell me about this "other" blog. it is way beyond charming, i love it! why aren't you in california? jack is turning one on the 12th. keep it up.


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Click City, Episode 7: Ready to rendezvous, until ...
Updated 5:23 pm, Friday, November 15, 2013
"If you must know," Roger said, "I'm going to Mrs. Manchester's party."
His assistant, Lisa, who grew up in Pacific Heights, scrunched her little nose and looked around Roger's Cupertino office to make sure no one else was nearby. "Why would you go to that old busybody's party? Do you want another paparazzi shot?"
Roger hadn't even considered that. He was both appalled and flattered by that photo. He thought he looked horrible in a hoodie, but at least he was getting a little attention - and that was good for business.
Roger rose from his desk. "I'm expanding operations in San Francisco," he said, in a booming voice that sounded more like a protest than a declaration.
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The truth was, Roger dreaded going to Mrs. Manchester's party, but mixing in certain social circles was a necessary part of gaining a toehold in the city. Besides, he wanted to see the grande dame's famous art collection. Art was his new interest; he was determined to broaden himself beyond programming.
For Roger, programming was an intellectual exercise and personal obsession. He needed to understand how the code worked. Tonight, when he was alone, he would open up some virgin code and read maybe 100,000 lines until he understood what someone else had written.
He was one of the few CEOs who'd stayed current in programming. His CEO contemporaries might brag about their Unix background and how they'd installed the operating system from tapes they'd gotten from Bell Labs, but the world had moved on from the pre-mouse days when Unix had been hot stuff. Roger was deft at Java and could open up the hood of the graphics engine and poke around.
His programmers (and Lisa, too) were mildly annoyed by this, but also impressed that he fired off questions at them during a code review. He'd pick an obscure section of code - say, the shading of a character's hair - and ask detailed questions. It was like a thesis defense, and the programmers had to stay on their toes. But they slept easily because Roger never monitored them; he trusted his workers to their designs and had no plans to slip in his mark the way Alfred Hitchcock showed up in his own movies.
Unfortunately, a lot of women hadn't seemed to share Roger's fascination with programming, so he'd come to the conclusion that a pursuit of other interests, like art, would allow him to make more connections with people.
And to his surprise, he'd found that learning about art was a true pleasure. He admired the Renaissance men who had come out of Florence in the 1400s and 1500s - so much talent, especially Leonardo da Vinci, a polymath and dashing lover. He'd started to notice that people were attracted to artists. Leonardo had the mind of a superhero, and more intriguingly, he had personality.
"You'll need a guide at that party," Lisa said. "I'll go with you."
"Because you're a former debutante?" Roger asked abruptly, immediately regretting his words. He blurted out things like this sometimes, which made him fear that he might have a touch of Tourette's.
Tourette's or not, this current conversation with Lisa was not helping him with Operation Steffi, his mission of meeting up with his online friend. Maybe the gods were telling him that he shouldn't respond to her e-mail, after all. He would just mess it up anyway. He always did.
Roger's cell phone rang. He promptly answered it, Lisa tapping her watch with her fingernail.
"Hey, Roger, this is Jenny," his niece said. "Anna and I are out on the town."
"What!?" Roger said, panicked. He knew he shouldn't have let his nieces spend even a few hours alone in his San Francisco house. Jenny was only 14 years old. "You're supposed to be babysitting until I get there!"
"I am babysitting," Jenny said in her moony teen voice.
"Where are you?"
"At the Den," Jenny said nonchalantly.
Roger's head hurt. How did she know about the Den, his upcoming rendezvous spot with Forever Steffi? Was she snooping on his computer? He always locked his computer. Had they walked over to the Den when it was dark? The diner was more than seven blocks from his house, and little girls lacking street smarts had no business being out by themselves. It was dangerous.
"Stay right there," Roger ordered. "Don't move until I get there!"
Wednesday: Roger gets a surprise at the Den.
Episode 1 (from Sunday): Silicon Valley titan Roger struggles to adjust to his new S.F. digs - and the customs of young Mission dwellers. But he takes solace in his new online friend, Forever Steffi.
Episode 2 (from Monday): Computer whiz Beth deals with being the only female at hacker hostel A T 101. She and roommate Peyton are concerned by a strange SUV that hangs out nearby.
Episode 3 (from Tuesday): Beth chastises her hacker hostel comrades for playing computer games, but secretly does so herself, under the name Forever Steffi.
Episode 4 (from Wednesday): P.R. pro Andy targets new resident Roger Martin as a game-changing client, and the stakes rise when she learns that he will be attending a socialite's party in Pacific Heights.
Episode 5 (from Thursday): To secure an invitation to a party that Roger Martin will be attending, Andy reluctantly agrees to obtain an escort for a doctor-client. She plans to rely on her go-to girl: Steffi.
Episode 6 (from Friday): At his Silicon Valley office, an infatuated Roger plots his next move with online pal Forever Steffi, who has invited him to meet her in person at the Den in San Francisco.
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The winner of the semifinals advances to meet Emirates Team New Zealand in the Louis Vuitton Cup Final, beginning Aug. 17. Emirates Team New Zealand won the round robin portion of the regatta and elected to advance straight to the final in order to carry out modifications on its AC72 Aotearoa.
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State high school basketball championships are not won in mid-December, but something important was collected Tuesday night at White River High School.
A leg up.
Last season, Clover Park won the early meeting against the Hornets – and used that to go on and win the SPSL 2A by two games over them and Sumner.
This time around, the early advantage goes to fifth-ranked White River, which had five players in double figures – led by sophomore Dustin France's 18 points – to grab a 79-68 victory over the No. 3 Warriors in its home gymnasium on Tuesday.
Alex Sayler added 15 points while Robert Foster chipped in with 14 – 12 coming in the team's 29-point fourth quarter.
David Crisp paced the Warriors (2-3) with 18 points, but it was an off-night for the Clover Park standout. He made just five of 17 field goal attempts, and committed four turnovers. Travis Parker added 17, and Philip Winston had 15.
The teams hold their rematch Jan. 18 in Lakewood.
As up-and-down as Clover Park was, it still had a 38-32 lead after Crisp's 3-pointer early in the third quarter.
White River (5-1) scored on five of its next six possessions – and took the lead for good, 43-32, on France's 3-pointer.
The lead was neither safe nor really threatened after that. Every time the Warriors made a bucket in the fourth quarter to inch closer, France made something happen – either by hitting a big shot or feeding Foster around the basket.
White River made eight of its 13 shots from the floor in the fourth quarter – and all eight of its free throws in the final 38.5 seconds.


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The Local Executive of ONA Local 100 will attend and encourage voters from the region to participate.
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December 29, 2005
Croatian court jails Srebrenica killer
ZAGREB (Reuters) - A Croatian Serb was jailed for 15 years
on Thursday for killing unarmed Bosnian Muslim prisoners during
the Srebrenica massacre, state news agency Hina reported.
A court in the Croatian capital found Slobodan Davidovic
guilty of killing six prisoners after Bosnian Serb troops
overran the Muslim enclave in eastern Bosnia in July 1995.
received reports that he had been identified in a home video
shot in 1995, which captured the prisoners being killed by a
Serb paramilitary unit called the Scorpions.
The Scorpions took part in the capture of Srebrenica and
the killing of up to 8,000 Muslim men and boys in 1995, in
Europe's worst single atrocity since World War Two.
Five of his fellow ex-Scorpions, seen on the same video,
appeared before a Belgrade court on murder charges earlier this
month. They were arrested after the video was broadcast on
Serbian television in June.
Davidovic, a Serb from the eastern Croatian city of
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Many people think the best way to deal with China is to make it a stakeholder in the international system. The idea is that, if China were part of the system, it would play by the system's accepted rules.
This is a good idea with respect to international trade and finance. China has a huge stake not only in the global trading system, even if it doesn't always play by the rules. And of course they have a stake in America's economy as well, because it holds so much of our debt.
But this idea has a serious flaw with respect to international law.
The Chinese do not look at international law the same way we do. They don't accept the idea that international law is intended to codify norms and rules that are acceptable to everyone. Instead, as recent writings of some specialists on China's People's Liberation Army show, they cynically see international law as a realm of conflict in which China seeks unilateral advantage.
The Chinese call this strategy "lawfare" or legal warfare. My colleague at the Heritage Foundation, research fellow and China specialist Dean Cheng, argues that the Chinese see lawfare as an instrument of conflict no different in principle than the use of armed force. The objective is the same: to force adversaries to acquiesce to China's demands. Mr. Cheng explains in a forthcoming paper how people working for the Chinese army have devised specific strategies to use international treaties and other legal claims, not to advance international peace and stability, but rather to weaken the ability of an opponent to resist.
This strategy is already apparent in China's use of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) to contest U.S. naval operations. Chinese military leaders invoke UNCLOS when they complain that U.S. ships must turn off their radar or restrict themselves in other ways when they pass through China's 200-mile Exclusive Economic Zone. The U.S. and other nations challenge this interpretation of UNCLOS, but others — including India — share China's view. The U.S. has not ratified UNCLOS, but if it were to do so, China surely would misuse UNCLOS in an attempt to force its views on the U.S.
Another example of Chinese lawfare in action is Beijing's Anti-Secession Law. Adopted at the 10th National People's Congress in March 2005, this law is intended to give China the legal justification for any military (nonpeaceful) move against Taiwan should the latter exert its independence. The implication of the law is that Taiwan is part of China and thus subject to Beijing's laws. The Anti-Secession Law would be used to counter any claims made by Taiwan or the U.S. that a Chinese attack on Taiwan is violating international law.
The Chinese watched closely how countries used "international law" to challenge the U.S. during the Iraq War. They saw how the U.S. and some American officials became the targets of international lawsuits. They saw how critics cited "international law" to wage a campaign against the detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Although China is ambivalent about eroding its own sovereignty by empowering international courts, it is all too happy to support others who use treaties to undermine the legal legitimacy of U.S. actions.
At bottom, China views international law as an instrument of warfare. That means there will be winners and losers. And Beijing means to use international law so that it wins, and the rest of us lose.
Kim R. Holmes, a former assistant secretary of state, is a vice president at the Heritage Foundation.
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Maybe Bud Selig is listening. The New York Post is reporting that Major League Baseball will change its rules on exactly how much debt a franchise can carry. Sources in the story say that MLB will close a major loophole: many teams had carried debt in holding companies and not on the team's books. This loophole has led to severe debt problems for the New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers, and is what helped force the Texas Rangers into bankruptcy last year.
My colleague, Nathan Vardi, and I reported on baseball's looming debt disaster two days ago. Click here for Special Report: Inside Baseball's Debt Disaster. And click here for Forbes annual baseball valuations.
While the exact nature of the rule change is not yet known, it is worth noting that several Major League Baseball teams are currently carrying debt that's more than 50% of their enterprise value. Those teams: the Mets, the Dodgers, the Detroit Tigers, the Chicago Cubs, the St. Louis Cardinals and the Washington Nationals.


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Many of these have been chasing, with differing levels of success, but the un-seasonal soft ground should play to the strengths of the likes of Welsh National winner Le Beau Bai, 5lb lower than over fences, and Victors Serenade. Cross Kennon is a class act on his day but didn't really sparkle over the winter and Cheltenham winner Pateese, representing Philip Hobbs who has a fine record in this contest, could be a better bet if staying the trip. David Pipe runs three and The Tracey Shuffle and Big Occasion both have a chance, while Nagpur has to go on the short-list after resuming winning ways at Plumpton. AMERICAN SPIN was beaten less than a length by the useful Cape Tribulation in a valuable handicap at Aintree and may still be on an upward curve. He's 7lb higher here but has stamina in abundance and will handle the going better than most. He can strike a blow against the big boys for Luke Dace's Sussex yard.
Cross Kennon (IRE) 100-1 (11-10) Led to 8th, soon under pressure, ridden approaching 3 out, weakened from next, 7th of 11, 43l behind Big Buck's (11-10) at Cheltenham 3m hdl G1 (1) gd in Mar.
Knockara Beau (IRE) 11-1 (11-1) Mid-division, pushed along before 8th, reminders 17th, soon weakened, pulled up before 21st, in a race won by Merigo (10-2) at Ayr 4m hcp chs G3 (1) gd in Apr, 24 ran.
Cantlow (IRE) 33-1 (10-8) Held up towards rear, smooth headway on outside after 3 out, led between last 2, soon hard pressed, headed after last, kept on under pressure, held when lost 2nd towards finish, 3rd of 24, 2l behind Cape Tribulation (10-11) at Cheltenham 3m lstd hcp hdl (1) gd in Mar.
American Trilogy (IRE) 5-1 (11-2) Mid-division, hit 5th, mistake 8th, outpaced next, ridden and rallied approaching bypassed 2 out, went 3rd last, stayed on and every chance flat, held near finish, 2nd of 10, 3/4l behind Cucumber Run (10-13) at Ayr 2m 5f hcp hdl 0-155 (2) gd in Apr.
Crescent Island (IRE) 50-1 (11-0) Led into start, reluctant early in rear, bad mistake 5th, pulled up before next, in a race won by Aerial (11-3) at Newbury 2m 4f hcp chs G3 (1) gd in Mar, 12 ran.
Pateese (FR) 4-1fav (11-2) Held up in rear, headway 2 out, led approaching last, driven out, won at Cheltenham 2m 4f hcp hdl (2) gs in Apr beating Red Not Blue (10-12) by 2 1/4l, 10 ran.
American Spin 50-1 (10-6) Led to after 1st, pressed leader, led again 9th, ridden after 3 out, hard pressed last, headed flat, kept on, held towards finish, 2nd of 21, 3/4l behind Cape Tribulation (11-12) at Aintree 3m hcp hdl Grade 3 (1) gs in Apr.
Ringaroses 33-1 (10-12) Towards rear of mid-division on outside, lost place 7th, headway under pressure after 4 out, ridden and effort approaching 2 out, chased leading pair before last, no impression when lost 3rd flat, 4th of 21, 9l behind Cape Tribulation (11-12) at Aintree 3m hcp hdl Grade 3 (1) gs in Apr.
Qulinton (FR) 16-1 (11-5) Prominent until 9th, 9th of 13, 44l behind Auroras Encore (11-2) at Haydock 2m 4f hcp chs (2) gd in Apr.
The Tracey Shuffle 15-8fav (11-12) Tracked leaders in 3rd, ridden after 2 out and no impression from before last, kept on one pace, 3rd of 11, 9l behind Tofino Bay (11-12) at Punchestown 2m 4f hdl hvy in Apr.
Nagpur (FR) 8-11fav (11-12) Led, headed 9th, outpaced after 3 out, challenged 2 out, led run-in, kept on well towards finish, won at Plumpton 2m 5f nh nov hdl (4) sft in Apr beating Kuilsriver (11-0) by 2 3/4l, 3 ran.
Le Beau Bai (FR) 6-1fav (10-12) Chased leader, not fluent and lost 2nd at 11th, chased leaders until ridden and weakened after 4 out, tailed off, 10th of 19, well behind Tidal Bay (11-12) at Sandown 3m 5f hcp chs G3 (1) sft in Apr.
The Druids Nephew (IRE) 100-1 (11-7) Held up in rear, hit 8th, headway approaching 2 out, no further progess well before last and soon well held by leaders, 6th of 20, 18l behind Brindisi Breeze (11-7) at Cheltenham 3m nov hdl Grade 1 (1) gd in Mar.
Victors Serenade (IRE) 6-4fav (11-5) Held up towards rear, good headway 6th, joined leaders 8th, led 11th, jumped left from 5 out, clear before 4 out, very easily, won at Ffos Las 3m hcp chs 0-135 (3) sft in Mar beating Politeo (11-5) by 11l, 9 ran.
Arctic Court (IRE) 4-1fav (10-13) Led, headed narrowly 7th, lost place before 2 out (usual 3 out), soon weakened, 7th of 10, well behind Cucumber Run (10-13) at Ayr 2m 5f hcp hdl 0-155 (2) gd in Apr.
Big Occasion (IRE) (10-3) 6th of 11, 16l behind Sagakit (10-10) at Auteuil(FR) 2m 3f 5yo hdl in Apr.
Bottman (IRE) 33-1 (10-0) Mid-division, not fluent 6th, lost place when mistake 4 out, behind when pulled up before next, in a race won by Alfie Sherrin (10-0) at Cheltenham 3m hcp chs G3 (1) gd in Mar, 19 ran.
Find A Key (IRE) 4-9fav (11-0) Led, took keen hold, ridden and headed last, kept on, 2nd of 14, 1 3/4l behind Hi George (10-10) at Kelso 2m 2f mdn hdl (4) gs.
Howizee 12-1 (10-10) Held up mid-division, headway 4 out to chase leaders, challenged 2 out, led last, kept on strongly, driven out, won at Ayr 3m hcp hdl 0-125 (3) gd in Apr beating Mcmurrough (11-4) by 10l, 12 ran.


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I hurt my knee earlier
and I hit that certain spot.. you know when you hit something and it HURTS!!!
took me a min to catch my breath and then 5min to walk
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Oh no. I hate when I do that. Kind of like hitting your funny bone on your elbow. Whoever decided to call that thing your funny bone needs to be slapped IMO lol.
Ouch...Hope it feels better soon.
That's the worst! Hope it feels better now!
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I love a good story line but at the same time the characters have to match the story also
-Interesting storyline
-Is recommended
-Awesome drawings (just 'good' is tolerable)
-A dash of comedy (I just can't get enough of laughter!! )
-If it happens to be done by my fave mangaka
The anime or if the characters are moe enough
Let's not
The characters, then the setting, then the art. Story is last because I like to go in without any preconceptions
Life is precious
Good art and a good plot anf you have a manga i want to read, if the story is bad i refuse to read ot but if the characters are bad it just makes the story drop in quality :/
So both good art and plot ^^
Busy with school :/
I buy my manga almost exclusively from used book stores, so here are my criteria:
5th most important - The art. Some manga art just doesn't sit well with me.
4th most important - The publisher. I'm not a Jump fan. Stories are too childish sometimes.
3rd most important - The author/artist. If it's a toss up between two books, the author I like better will usually win.
2nd most imortant - The Story. I will almost always read a story if the description on the back grabs me.
1st most important - First issue. I refuse to read a manga where I can't start with issue number one. No matter if it gets approval from the rest of my criteria - No first issue, no sale.
Hard at work on my Manga - I will be your little sister!
I think the first thing when I see a manga I see the art, so I guess that would be my first attraction towards a manga.
The second would be to see if it has romance lol. I like action manga's that have subtle romance. I think after reading so many shoujo manga's I've pretty much have covered that section and I can assume what will happen in the storyline and who will end up with who. In an action manga, you never know hehe.
The last would be the storyline. I give it about the first ten chapters if I would like to continue or not.
'One day your life will Flash before your eyes, Make sure it's worth watching'
THe different art styles and stories. Plus its fun to read.
Attack on the Titan is soo good!!!
Being somebody who does not actively look for manga all the time it is hard for me to say. New manga series do not get the same hype a new anime series would . But I guess I only check out mangas if I've finished the anime (in Bleach and Fairy Tails case) or if its an increasingly popular manga that has yet to get an anime (In assassination classrooms case)
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characters. Characters. Characters
Seriously, you can have the most plain story but if you have really interesting/well-written characters, they're bound to naturally arise to intriguing circumstances or shed new lights on seemingly understood phenomenons/truths. Or if you can also squeeze in a solid plot, man I will read the shit out of it. Still, I guess unusual circumstances make a good part of the excitement so a story comes second but can also sometimes make up for the characters not being exactly fleshed out(SnK). Aesthetics next I suppose because I can't read anything when I'm distracted by an artist who looked like they never even practiced. If we're talking purely first glance though, I look at the genres, art, then summary.
still no clue what this shit means but keep going
In all honesty what attracts me to manga is being able to finish stories and being able to progress through a series faster because I can read faster than I can watch an anime episode of that manga. I used to prefer anime over manga but after getting tired of watching some filler I decided to read that part instead and I ended up finishing the series.
For my case it would have to be a matter of 3 ways:
1) The plot summary seems interesting
2) The First Volume cover or the artwork
3) Very rarely for this case but for some reason it's the title.
In a mood to watch as many anime as I can!! :D
:OOO NICE Cover"
"Bad plot" "walks away"
I'm all right, Jack, keep your hands off of my stack.
mainly story i think. i've noticed i like romance and comedy much more in manga then most other things. it does bother me a little if the drawings aren't that great but if a story is good enough i can over look it
At least when you hit bottom there is no where else to go but up again
the story definitely. plus i'd have to like how the characters are drawn as well. genre doesn't really matter to me, although i do mostly read stuff from the fantasy/ sci-fi category.
I'm in love with fictional movie characters... So sue me!


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the Theory of Global Peaceful Unification
A.The limit of concept
a. The range of unification refers to the entire earth(land, sea and air) .
b.The content of global unification is that there only exists one regime, one government, one common currency,one common language on a global scale.
One global regime doesn't mean to eliminate the existing national regimes.After the whole humans unify,the existing national regimes are still needed, so there is no need to rebuild.But under the basic principles of benefit-sharing, risk sharing, all present countries gradually form and build a unified global regime together on the basis of existing national regimes. Global regime and the existing national regimes form a community so that they can represent the fundamental interests of all mankind (7 billion people)——to ensure everyone has the right to survival and survival better!
One global government doesn't mean to eliminate the existing governments. After the whole humans unify,the existing national governments are still needed, so there is no need to rebuild.But all countries founded a global government on the basis of the existing national governments.
Global implementation of a common currency is just for a better economic and trade transaction for the peoples of the countries around the world and not have to eliminate the currencies of other countries!
Global implementation of a common language is just for better verbal communication to the peoples of the countries around the world, and not to destroy the other national languages!
c. The logo of achieving global unification is the successful formation of the establishment of a global government above the existing national governments.
Global government must be a democratic government, otherwise who are willing to go to set up?Of course the effective formation of the global government will take a long time, it is a very long process of bargaining transactions among different interest groups of the international community.
B.The necessity of global unification
a.Global unification is the most effective medicine of achieving permanent peace in the world!
If the whole humans unify, the state would not exist, the war among nations will no longer exist, human tragedy like the first World War and the second world war will never repeat itself; nuclear shadow will never envelop the human's mind; the human's dream of perpetual peace can be achieved;224 of the world countries and regions each year about 1.4trillion dollars in total defense spending will no longer exist, if these funds will be used for human spaceflight industry, it will greatly promote the development of the cause of space.
b.Global unification is the best way to achieve human internal friction to minimize!
If the whole humans unify, repeated construction among countries would not exist ,unnecessary friction to a minimum. Such as the global positioning system, there are American GPS system, Russian GLONASS system, Chinese Beidou satellite navigation and positioning system. But for humans, as long as there is a global positioning system can meet the demand .
c. Global unification is
the basic premise of creating human Golden Age!
If the whole humans unify,trade barriers among countries no longer exist. Along with the global trade liberalization and economic construction to the backward areas, the global economy will usher in a period of high-speed development.
The history of the Golden Age were always
on the basis of the grand unity, so global unification will greatly promote the
development of productive forces, thus creating the human Golden Age.
d. Global unification is the fundamental condition of realizing benefit sharing of all mankind!
If the whole humans unify, humans can realize global redistribution of the wealth, resources for human survival and living better through the global government,in order to change the present state as the units of local wealth, resources reallocation.
e.Global unification will provide strong protection for mankind to resolve various crises.
If the whole humans unify, humans have more power to deal with and solve all kinds of problems, crises and emergencies. For example, the food crisis, energy crisis, economic crisis, global warming, earthquake, infectious diseases and so on.
f.Global unification lays the foundation
for human to walk towards the real space times!
If the whole humans unify, mankind can use as much as possible manpower, material and financial resources of the world for the development of the space cause, continuously expand the living space for the future's humanity.
C. the inevitability of global unification
a. Global unification is the inevitability
of development of history of mankind!
Numerous historical facts have proved that: the division makes people weak, and unity makes people strong.Human continuously integrates "Self" with "others" since its birth, continues to build and expand the recognition of the"group".All mankind will eventually be united into one.Global unification is the inevitable trend of historical development of mankind!
b.Global unification is the inevitability of globalization of crisis!
Globalization is no longer just economic globalization, but also ecological destruction and environmental pollution, resource and energy scarcity, climate disaster, terrorist threats, the globalization of economic and financial crisis.These risks and crisis is no longer a separate phenomenon of a country or a region, have developped into global issues and crises that threaten the whole human existence.They are not likely to be solved by the strength of a country or a nation, through their individual efforts.they can only be treated as a threat that all mankind suffered ,through the joint efforts of all countries and regions, will it be possible to overcome and resolve.
Due to the diversity and complexity of the crisis,humans only build a global government,realize global unification, in order to achieve comprehensive, effective and reasonable treatment.
Realization of Global governance is the inevitable demand of the globalization of crisis .The formation of global government and the realization of global unification is the inevitable demand of achieving effective global governance.
c. Global unification is the inevitability of walking to the space for mankind!
We know that the growth of all things on Earth depends on
the sun.The life of the sun is about 5 billion years, after 5 billion years the
sun will become a red giant; Earth will be swallowed by the sun.Until then, if
humans are still living on Earth, mankind will inevitably all perish.
For modern people ,the event which will occur after 5 billion years is too far away.But the time is near or far, we can not cover up the seriousness of the incident.Until then, if human beings are still really living on earth, so mankind will certainly fail.
IF human beings want to continue to survive after five billion years later ,before the Earth disappears, human beings have to find a planet suitable for human survival outside of the solar system,or transform into some of the planets fit for human habitation, and realize all human migration.In order to achieve these goals, five billion years are really enough for humans?
Enough or not enough?We can not simply answer.But the urgency is beyond doubt. Well, now what can we do ?What shall we do will win more time for our children and grandchildren, so that the future's mankind can unhurriedly leave the Earth, build a new home?
The humans want to walk out of the solar system, find a new place of residence in the Milky way, It is impossible to achieve by the efforts of a single country. It requires the joint efforts of all mankind.Only the greatest possible number of manpower, material and financial resources will be used for the development of the space cause, humans can continue to expand the living space.
If the humans want to use as much as possible manpower, material and financial resources for the development of space cause,there is only one way for humans ——global unification.
D.The urgency of the global
a. the urgency to resolve the various global crises determines the urgency of global unification.
b. the rigours whether human can long endure determines the urgency of global unification too.
F. The way of promoting the global unification
The way of promoting the global unification which must be inevitably adopted and be used is peace——non-violent way.Use violence, force to promote the global unification will lead to world wars. In the face of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, can human beings survive?The use of force to achieve global unification must be opposed by all mankind.Therefore, in a peaceful way to achieve global unification is an inevitable choice for human.
Bloody human history of war warned the whole of humanity, made human continually rethink!The human will certainly tend to use more civilized, more rational, more sensible way to resolve conflicts and disputes, rather than through violence, force or war!Global peaceful unification does not exist the problem of who unify Who, but people of all countries voluntarily unite to one for the future of mankind, for the happiness of future generations.
G.The basic principle of promoting global peaceful unification
The basic principle of promoting global peaceful unification is seeking common ground while reserving differences——seeking a unified regime, while reserving differences in culture, beliefs, values and so on.
Excessive pursuit of the unity of culture, ideology, belief is contrary to the law of historical development of mankind in our modern society which advocate the diversity of culture, ideology, belief . Burning of the Books,burying of the learned men, Qin Shi Huang exhausted the iron fist and can not stop the diversification of culture, ideology, belief, etc in china,so not to mention the present worldwide. It is feasible that people of all countries gradually promote the unity of the regime through exchange and communication of culture, ideology, beliefs and so on.
H.The basic principle of promoting global peaceful unification of regime
The basic principle of promoting global peaceful unification of regime is benefit sharing and risk sharing for all mankind.
benefit sharing: the benefits of all countries are tied together,interdependent and mutual restraint.It is more and more impossible that countries want to develop economy ,to improve people's welfare, to ensure their own safety in a closed condition.Countries only integrate into the international political and economic system and actively involve in, its own benefits can be achieved.
Risk sharing: economic development and security of all countries, as well as the quality of life of people are closely related with the ecology of the earth, the international political and economic situation and the situation of other countries. Turmoil or crisis which appears in an area of a country is bound to affect or influence the other countries or regions ,makes other countries or regions damaged.
Benefit-sharing and risk-sharing are reciprocal causation. If the benefits are shared, the risk are bound to be shared; If the risk are shared so benefits are bound to be shared!
I.How earlier realize the global peaceful unification
In order to achieve global peaceful unification as soon as possible, there must be a strong push hand.This push hand must be a global organization which aims to promote to earlier realize the global peaceful unification.Looking at the world, does such organization exit? The purposes of the United Nations is to maintain global peace, not to realize the global peaceful unification.If through a country to achieve, then the war will be inevitable.Since there is no such an organization which aims to promote to earlier realize the global peaceful unification,so we only have to create one. It is easier said than done to create a global organization.But any of an organization is from scratch, from small to large .We who hope that humans can achieve global peaceful unification as soon as possible, only make our own power to go to build an international organization which can express our aspirations, can contribute our a share of force , which aims to promote to earlier realize the global peaceful unification.
Global peaceful unification is the
inevitable trend of historical development of mankind! Global peaceful
unification is the most effective medicine of achieving permanent peace in the
world!Global peaceful unification is the best choice for human beings to
resolve all kinds of global crisis! Global peaceful unification is the only choice
for human to walk towards the space! Global peaceful unification is the inevitable
choice for human society to walk towards the future!
Trend of the world, likes as the running wheels of a train, no one can stop it.Let us do our own a share of force which we can do for the earlier realization of global peaceful unification!
Perfection of a theoretical system need a lot of people, even the joint efforts of several generations to complete.This topic covers a wide range, I hope that politicians, thinkers, philosophers, theorists around the world and people who such as concern all of humanity to survive and survive better and concern the earlier realization of global peaceful unification——the human best wish , criticize the inadequacies of this article,give useful comments and suggestions.
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Regulations of Alliance for the Promotion of Global Peaceful Unification ( Draft)
Chapter I General Provisions
Article 1 The limit of concept
(A) The range of unification refers to the entire earth(land,
sea and air) .
(B) The content of global unification is that there only exists one regime,one
government, one common currency,one common language on a global scale.
(C) The logo of achieving global unification is the successful formation of the establishment of a
global government above the existing nationalgovernments.
Article 2 Name of this society groups is Alliance for the Promotion of Global
Peaceful Unification;The abbreviation is"APGPU".
Article 3 The way of promoting the global unification is peace——non-violent
Article 4 This alliance is an international non-profit, non-governmental (civil) society
peace organization with independent legal status which voluntarily formed by people
of all countries who approve of global peaceful unification.
Article 5 The purpose of the alliance is: highly holding the banner of globalism,
uniting the people of all countries who support and approve of global peaceful
unification,pushing exchanges and contacts between Governments and civil, promoting
the earlier realization of global peaceful unification.
Article 6 This alliance's basic principle of promoting global peaceful unification is
seeking common ground while reserving differences——seeking a unified regime,
while reserving differences in culture, beliefs, values and so on.
Article 7 This alliance's basic principle of promoting global peaceful unification
of regime is benefit sharing and risk sharing for all mankind.
Article 8 This alliance complies with the constitutions?laws and
regulations of various countries and carries out activities in accordance with the
Alliance's regulations.
chapter? Alliance's Task
Article 9 The main task of Alliance:
(A) For the people who is concerned about the future of humanity, love peace,hope earlier
realization of global peaceful unification, provide a stage where people can express their demands, can contribute their a share of force.
(B) Through the collective strength and wisdom, carry out practice and research at the
same time
and gradually resolve and overcome the various problems and difficulties which
will be met on the road of promoting
the global peaceful unification.
(C) through organized publicity, enhance people's awareness of the global crisis, awareness of global citizenship,awareness of global governance, awareness of participation of global governance, awareness of global peaceful unification.Promote the formation and development of global civil society.
(D) through the joint efforts of the Alliance's members of all the countries, gradually eliminate misunderstandings and disagreements between the various nations; deepen mutual trust and solidarity between the various nations; promote disarmament, withdrawal of customs,merger of countries.
(E) through the joint efforts of the Alliance's members of all the countries, promote national civil cooperation and inter-governmental cooperation to build a management platform for effectively resolving variety of global problems which worried by all mankind, to set up a global government, to achieve global peaceful unification .
chapter ? The membership system
Article 10 This Alliance carries out membership system.
Article 11 The member must meet the following conditions:
(A) 18 years of age and above, with full civil capacity.
(B) support this alliance's regulations.
(C) voluntarily join the alliance, willingness to become a member.
Article 12 program of members to join the Alliance:
(A) fill in the Alliance Registration Form.
(B) Alliance Member Service Center for approval.
(C) The Alliance issued a certificate of membership.
Article 13 Members enjoy the following rights:
(A) the right to vote, elect and be elected;
(B) the right to participate in the activities of the alliance;
(C) the right of expression in the newspaper or website that the Alliance founded;
(D) the right to make recommendations and to supervise and to criticize the work of the Alliance;
(E) voluntarily join; exit free.
Article 14 members fulfill the following obligations:
(A) required to pay membership fee.
(B) voluntary financial support for the alliance and funding alliance activities;
(C) Introduction of new members;
(D) to promote the ideas and concepts advocated by the Alliance;
(E) safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the Alliance.
Article 15 members sign out the Alliance should be a written notice to the Alliance's Member Service Center,report to the Member Service Center for the record, and return the membership certificate.
Article 16 If a member who seriously violate the Regulations, after verification by the Member Service Center,the member will be dismissed.
Chapter IV The structure of organization
Article 17 The highest authority of the Alliance is the Congress of Member Representatives. the mandate of the Congress of Member Representatives is:
(A) the formulation and amendment of the Regulations;
(B) election and removal of directors;
(C) To consider the Council's work and financial reports;
(D) decide to terminate matters;
(E) decide on other major issues;
Article 18 There must be attended by representatives of more than 2/3, the Congress of Member Representatives can be convened and its resolutions shall get more than half of vote of attending representatives before taking effect.
Article 19 The Congress is elected for five years.Due to special circumstances , advance or extension of the general vote must be required by the Council, the extension of the general vote is no more than one year.
Article 20 The Council is the executive body of the Congress. The Council leads to carry out the daily work of this Alliance when the Congress is not in session.
Article 21 The Council's mandate is:
(A) the implementation of the resolutions of the Congress of Member Representatives;
(B) election and removal of Chairman, Vice Chairman and General Secretary;
(C) preparations for the convening of the the Congress of Member Representatives;
(D) report work and financial condition to the Congress;
(E) determine the absorption or removal of the member or authorized Member Service Center to determine the absorption or removal of the member;
(F) decide to establish offices, branches, representative offices and entities institutions;
(G) decide the appointment of Deputy General Secretary, main heads of agencies.
(H) the
leadership bodies of the Alliance to carry out the work;
(I) the formulation and development of internal management system;
(J)decide other important matters;
Article 22 There must be attended by directors of more than 2/3, the Council can be convened and its resolutions shall get more than 2/3 of vote of attending directors before taking effect.
Article 23 the Council meeting will be held without regular time.Exceptional circumstances, It can be held by the forms of communication.
Article 24 the Aalliance establishes the Executive Council.The Executive Council is elected by the Council.The Executive directors are not more than 1/2 of the number of directors.When the Council is not in session, the Executive Council exercises the mandate of Article 21 (a), (c), (e), (f), (g), (h), (I), (J) terms ,responsible to the Council.
Article 25 There must be attended by Executive directors of more than 2/3, the Executive Council can be convened and its resolutions shall get more than 2/3 of vote of attending Executive directors before taking effect.
Article 26 The Executive Council meeting will be held without regular time.Exceptional circumstances, It can be held by the forms of communication.
Article 27 The Alliance Chairman, vice Chairman, General Secretary must have the fellowing conditions:
(A) adhere to the alliance's line, principles, policies, ideology;
(B) have a greater impact on the Alliance's business or have a greater impact in the community;
(C) The maximum age of the Chairman, Vice Chairman, General Secretary is not over 70 years of age;
(D) good health and able to adhere to the normal work;
(E) has not been given a criminal penalty of deprivation of political rights;
(F) the full civil capacity.
Article 28 The term of the Alliance's Chairman, Vice Chairman and General Secretary,is five years The term of Chairman, Vice Chairman and General Secretary is not more than two consecutive terms. Due to special circumstances it is necessary to extend the term, it needs the Congress of Member Representatives 2/3 members voted through before serving.
Article 29 the Alliance's national Chairman is legal representative of the Alliance in this country.
Article 30 The Chairman of the Alliance shall exercise the following powers:
(A) convene and preside over the Council and the Executive Council;
(B) check the implementation of the resolutions of the Congress, the Council (or Executive Council);
(C) to sign important documents on behalf of the Alliance.
Article 31 the Alliance General Secretary acts in the following powers:
(A) the auspices of the office to carry out their daily work, organization and implementation of annual work plans;
(B) coordination of the offices, representative offices, entity institutions work;
(C) the nomination of Deputy General Secretary, main heads of the offices, representative offices, entities, agencies for decision of the Council or the Executive Council;
(D) the decision of employ full-time staff of offices, representative offices, entities, agencies;
(F) to handle other routine matters.
Chapter V Asset management and the use of principles
Article 32 sources of the Alliance funding;
(A) membership fee;
(B) contributions;
(C) business revenue from carrying out activities or services within the approved scope;
(D) other
legitimate income.
Article 33 the Alliance collects membership fees in accordance with the resolutions of the Congress .
Article 34 In order to maintain the impartiality and independence of the alliance, the Alliance does not accept any funding of government or political groups.
Article 35 the Alliance's funds must be used for the scope of business and career development of the provisions of this Alliance, can't be distributed among members.
Article 36 the Alliance must establish a strict financial management system to ensure that accounting information is legitimate, true, accurate and complete.
Article 37 the Alliance accounting shall not concurrently hold the cashier.Accounting officers must carry out accounting, accounting supervision.Accounting staff to mobilize the work or leave, must carry out the handing-over procedures with the person who takes over.
Article 38 the Alliance 's asset management must implement under the national provisions of financial management system, and accept supervision by the Congress and the Financial Sector.Source of assets belonging to the social donations and funding, will be subject to the supervision of audit organs, and the situation in an appropriate manner to the public.
Article 39 To mitigate or replace the legal representative of the Alliance must accept the financial audit of organization registration and management authorities and business management authorities.
Article 40 the Alliance 's assets, no unit or individual may occupy, embezzle and embezzlement.
Article 41 the Alliance full-time staff 's salaries, insurance, benefits,etc.will be carried out according to national regulations.
Chapter VI modifying program of this Regulations
Article 42 the Alliance Regulations changes, subject to the vote of the Council reported to the member of Congress for consideration.
Article 43 the modified Regulations shall be reported to the organization registration and management authority for approval after they go into effect, within 15 days after the agreement of the Congress
Chapter VII terminating program and the terminated financial management
Article 44 Complete the purpose of the Alliance or dissolve itself or be canceled due to the division, merger and other reasons, the Council or the Executive Council will apply to terminate the motion.
Article 45 The Alliance to terminate the motion subject to the Congress to vote by, and report to business management authorities for agreement.
Article 46 Prior to the termination of the Alliance, Alliance must establish a liquidation organization to liquidate the debt, deal with the aftermath under the guidance of the relevant authorities .During the liquidation, Alliance shall not carry out activities other than liquidation.
Article 47 the Alliance will be terminated after cancellation of registration in the registration and administration authority.
Article 48 After the termination , the remaining property of the Alliance will be used for the development of the Alliance related cause, under the supervision of the business management authorities in accordance with national regulations.
Chapter VIII Supplementary Provisions
Article 49 This Regulations have voted through by the first Congress of Member Representative on the date of——.
Article 50 This interpretation of the Regulations is vested in the Council of the Alliance.
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the Building Roadmap of the Alliance for Promotion of Global Peaceful Unification
Step 1 :Propagate ideology of global peaceful
unification, make like-minded
friends who willing to join the Alliance.(In progress)
In the range of countries around the world, make friends who are willing to become members;and who are willing to run as a candidate for the national Sub-Alliance Chairman, Vice Chairman,General Secretary;main head's candidates of states and municipalities and the counties.For the building of national sub-Alliance, reserve full-time managers.Volunteered to be a candidate, fair competition between the candidates, who made greater contributions, who preferred to obtain the desired position.Interested parties, please contact me.E-mail: email@example.com or email@example.com; qq: 2451797034. friends who are willing to be propagandists of oversea are also welcome to contact me! (Due to China's national conditions, we shall not carry out organizational preparations in China.)
Step 2: Build the Alliance's website. After
the completion of the website, the online registration of reserve member will officially
start! All the friends who have the willingness can join! (online soon)
Step 3: Building APGPU national sub-Alliance official website.
Step 4: After the completion of the national sub-Alliance web sites, online membership registration will be officially launched.
Step 5: When one national members reach about 1000, A preparatory group will be set up for the building of APGPU national sub-Alliance.The preparatory group continues to recruit sub-Alliance Chairman candidate, Vice Chairman candidate, the candidate of the General Secretary, provincial and municipal candidates for the person in charge, the county is responsible for candidates in this nation .For the building of national sub-Alliance, further reserve full-time managers.
Step 6: When one national members reach about 10000, convene the APGPU national sub-Alliance's first Congress of Member Respresentatives, formally establish the APGPU national sub-Alliance.
Step 7: The global membership of about 200,000, after the successful establishment of the sub- Alliance in 20 major countries and regions, formally establish a preparatory group for the building of APGPU.The preparatory group recruits the candidates of Alliance Chairman, Vice Chairman , General Secretary in international community on a global scale.For the establishment of the Alliance, reserve senior managers.(We hope it reaches in six years, the release date from the road map)
Step 8:After the global membership of about 500,000, successful establishment of the sub-Alliance in 50 countries and regions,convene the Alliance for Promotion of Global Peaceful Unification's first Global Congress of Member Respresentatives, formally establish the Alliance for Promotion of Global Peaceful Unification.(We hope it reaches in eight years , the release date from the road map.)
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Reserve member voluntary work
As a reserve member,you do yourself a share of force which you can do for earlier establishment of the Alliance and for the earlir realization of global peaceful unification according to your actual situation, on a voluntary basis.Force is regardless of size,only form a joint force ,we can gradually achieve the goal.
The specific work contents as follows:
1.To propagate the ideology of global peaceful unification.
Including domestic publicity and overseas publicity. A friend of a foreign language expertise can propagate in this language country.
2.To introduce the addition of new reserve members.
Make like-minded friends at home and abroad and introduce to become reserve member.
3.To seek the organizations or individuals who have the willingness to build Alliance or national sub-Alliance on a global scale.
4.To Obtain broad support and recognition worldwide.
5.To build national sub-Alliance website.
6.To build national sub-Alliance.
7.other things which are useful for earlier establishment of the Alliance and earlier realization of global peaceful unification.
8 To provide the necessary material, space, capital, intelligence and other support for the above seven.
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As a direct result of writing this blog, I have been fortunate to meet some incredible people….
Last night, I made the short drive from Nashville west down I-40 to Kingston Springs home of an awesome bar called The Fillin' Station which hosts a weekly Performing Writer Showcase.
More after the jump….
On the bill was #E2TG favorite Marla Mase – making her first Nashville appearance. She was accompanied by Tomas Doncker who heads up Mase's label True Groove Records and who is an amazing artist in his own right. It was so awesome meeting the two of them after "talking" on the internet.
The Showcase is hosted by Cathy Kent and David Gordon Tygart who opened the show with a few of their own songs. Great music and bad jokes about drummers made me realize I was in the right place.
Next up was Sonny Reneau joined by Steve Payne (who met on the set of the television show Nashville) and by Erica Sunshine Lee. I have one of the songs which was played last night by the three of them in Video Playlist posted at the end of this post.
Templeton Thompson was next. She played some really cool songs about Horses.
Doc Holladay was the next to last performer. He has a amazing larger than life presence and writes some incredibly great songs. I was just reading his Facebook page, and he is hilarious. Check him out.
Last on the bill was the aforementioned Marla Mase and Tomas Doncker who performed some tracks from Mase's most recent album – Half Life including the title track, one of my favorites from her Speak album "Dance the Tango" and her song "Piece of Peace" which was written for her invitation to play in China as part of the UN's Global Peace Day celebration (I may have the name of the event wrong but I couldn't find it quickly enough and have to finish this post). It was so cool hearing this songs come to life.
I went home with a great experience and a handful of True Groove CDs to peruse. I listened to Tomas' album Power of the Trinity album this morning and it made a hectic commute down right groovy.
I also wanted to give a heads up that Marla and Tomas along with the whole True Groove Records family will be playing a special show at the The Cutting Room in NYC on March 11. Here are details for my New York readers. I understand the show will be live streamed on-line for us who aren't in New York. Check out the True Groove website (linked above) for details. The show will feature No Wave/Punk legend James Chance.
I've created a little You Tube Playlist featuring the artists mentioned into today's post. Take some time give a spin and go support the music you dig.
For my Nashville readers, some Wednesday night really soon make the short drive to Kingston Springs to check out the Performing Writers Showcase at The Fillin' Station.
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A BARRISTER has accused police of ignoring a drugs problem at music festivals held at Pontins in Camber Sands.
Mark Hapgood QC spoke out at an inquest into the death of 36 year old David Clow, who died after taking ketamine and alcohol at a music festival last June.
Mr Hapgood is also asking questions of Rother District Council over safety arrangements at events.
He said: "The police have said that the drugs of choice at that festival were cocaine and ketamine.
"Is the reason the police do not do anything about a known situation for the sake of a quiet life?"
Coroner Alan Craze said: "That is a very strong statement. There are many events taking place across Sussex at any one time. It could be an issue of resources. You are making a political point here."
Mr Craze also pointed out that the drug was taken in a chalet after the music had stopped, which would not have been so easy to police."
Mr Hapgood said: "The issue is also on the door and how drugs got into there to begin with."
He went on to say: "There is the whole question of signage at the event and how people are directed toward medical attention.
"Only Mr Clow is responsible for taking ketamine but this place was chaotic from first to last. It was a complete shambles.
"According to HSE guidance it is the local authority's responsibility to ensure there is adequate medical provision at these events."
Commenting on ketamine he said: "It is a class C drug but is likely to go up to class B.
"It is now thought it is a far more dangerous drug than previously perceived."
Mr Craze, in adjourning the inquest for six - eight weeks, said: "There is a lot of law in this case and it isn't easy.
"I deal with around 25 drugs deaths a year and they do not normally involve the HSE but this was at an organised music event which is different."
He asked for someone from the event organisers to be at the inquest.


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Famiglia Pizza New York Reviews
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A Great Taste of a Pizza Aug 10, 2007
Later one night when in NYC . I made it to this Famiglia Pizza. I did not have any idea of what type of place it was. I just went into randomly as just to explore. Inside the smell of pizza was amazing. I knew right away I had to make an order and have some pizza. I order a half of a small pizza and a Pepsi and it was totally amazing.I thought this place was really good for the big slice of NY style pizza. It's pretty cheap and fast and I thought very tasty. Would definitely stop there again. IT was just a simple setup of a place. But you pay for the food and it was amazing. When I Was there some business guy on a cell phone dropped his bottle of water on the floor and made a mess. Too funny.
When in NYC, come check out this place for a quick pizza. You will love it.
Part of the New York City Adventure - August 2007 travel blog
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