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$1{\times}1{\times}\frac{1}{2}$ and rope with $r=\frac{1}{4}$,
perhaps $L=\frac{1}{2}+\frac{\pi}{4} \approx 1.3$,
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Here is an observation on the 2D version, where a $1 {\times} 1 {\times} 2r$ box may only
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for coiling the rope within the box:
$\qquad \qquad \qquad \qquad \qquad$ Red is rope core curve, blue marks the rope boundary.
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Featuring buckwheat flour, kasha, and whole buckwheat groats, this is a whole grain bread for buckwheat lovers! It is dense and just moist enough, and has a nice crisp crust. It slices like a dream and can be whipped up in a jiffy. Perfect! The strong flavors of the buckwheat and garfava flour meld well, and give a full, unique flavor. If you don't like buckwheat, or bean flours, this is not the bread for you.
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This weekend was a tough one for rally fans. Sport legend and gaming icon Colin McRae passed away on Saturday in a tragic flying accident just outside of his home. Those who want to indulge in some rally racing in the memory of the fallen can do so with the freshly-uploaded demo of Sega Rally, which is now available for download through the Xbox Live Marketplace. The demo clocks in at 692 MB.
I'm a big fan of DiRT and the Colin McRae series in general, so the Sega Rally series has rarely been home to my rally titles of choice. However, this latest addition features some marked improvements over previous incarnations, including some very unique track-molding technology that looks to offer something rather interesting.
During the race, the muddy surfaces will actual deform in accordance with the tire tracks of passing cars. This means that every lap will offer different rivets and ridges for you to best, and this can result in some pretty rough patches that will make getting stuck and spinning out frightfully easy.
True to the series, Sega Rally takes a more arcade-focused approach to the action. The game is paced faster and the difficulty feels a little more toned down. However, the lack of a quality damage engine, confined courses, and rather lackluster graphics take away from the game a bit in comparison to DiRT, which boasted a supremely sharp presentation and some good gameplay. Ultimately, the decision between the two will boil down to preference, and I'm a DiRT man.


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Whether you're a first-time visitor or a longtime thrillseeker, arrange the perfect trip with this handy list of 12 top rides and shows.
The genius of Disneyland (AAA.com/disney), beyond the ability to get middle-aged men to walk around in Mickey Mouse–ear hats without a trace of self-consciousness, is to create an immersive experience that's as enchanting on your first visit as it is on your 50th. Classic rides are updated in ways that make them fresh and relevant. New rides remind us that people come here to get lost in the fantasy. Here's a quick primer on never-get-old classics and underrated gems for visitors 4 to 84.
First Timers
Classic: Peter Pan's Flight While Fantasyland is knee-deep in fairy-tale rides—Alice in Wonderland, Pinocchio, Snow White, Mr. Toad, Storybook Land—nothing rivals Peter Pan's Flight for pure Disney magic. One of 17 extant attractions that opened with the park in 1955, it still draws huge crowds. You'll understand why the moment your galleon ship flies up, up, up into the starry sky and over the rooftops of London to Never Land.
Underrated Gem: It's a Small World Old Disney hands may think about skipping this ride because it's both skewed to the younger crowd and virtually impossible to get that song out of your head afterwards. Don't. All the computer graphics in the world can't match more than 300 animatronic, costumed dolls from around the world serenading you in various languages as you float down a river. Go at night, when the fantasy cuckoo-clock castle is lit up with thousands of lights.
Wide-Eyed Toddlers
Classic: Enchanted Tiki Room Disneyland's original animatronic sing-along experience hasn't lost an ounce of its charm over the years, and it's a great show for all ages. Little ones in particular will get a kick out of these amazingly lifelike talking, dancing, singing macaws, flowers, drummers, and totem poles. At the start of each show, one child gets to summon the lead macaw, Jose, who gets the room rocking with the toe-tapping "Tiki Tiki Tiki Room." You'll be singing it all the way home.
Underrated Gem: Mickey's Toontown playground Mickey's Toontown is a cartoon village for preschoolers creatively designed in the overinflated style of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. In the stampede to get to the most popular attractions here—Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin and Gadget's Go Coaster—people seem to overlook the brilliant interactive gag playground. Talking mailboxes, a house you blow up with a giant detonator, a jail cell with bendable bars, manholes that snap at you when you step on them, and an electric company and glass factory whose doors hold fun surprises keep your toddlers laughing themselves silly.
Princess Fanatics
Classic: Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough With its full-scale turrets, medieval chambers, and working drawbridge, Sleeping Beauty's Castle looks and feels like the movie come to life. The walk-through tour re-creates the Sleeping Beauty tale using beautiful dioramas modeled on Eyvind Earle's original 1959 production designs and enhanced by animation effects that include virtual fairy godmothers flitting in and out and menacing guards that react when you touch doors.
Underrated Gem: Disney Princess Fantasy Faire The Faire is ground zero for the dress-up set, who take a royal walk through storybook alcoves to meet Disney princesses—including Cinderella, Belle, Jasmine, Snow White, and Aurora—and enjoy crafts, face painting, a stage show, and a dance. Kids can even have their hair done up to look like a real princess's.
Skeptical Teens
Classic: Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters A hit since it opened in 2005, Buzz Lightyear amounts to "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride" with laser guns. Riders hop aboard a rollicking space cruiser and try to hit targets to save toys from evil Zurg's battery-stealing robots. Glow-in-the-dark sets, self-operated lasers and steering mechanisms, and a scoreboard that tallies your hits are just a few of the bells and whistles that will appeal to the video game generation.
Underrated Gem: Jungle Cruise Lacking in modern special effects and completely cornball, the Jungle Cruise is also thoroughly entertaining, due in no small part to the riverboat skippers, who dish out zingers nonstop while you float downstream. The cruise takes you past giant elephants, crocodiles, hippos, headhunters, and schools of man-eating piranhas ("Women, you're safe!") before depositing you back on shore with a case of the giggles.
Classic: Space Mountain Even with the addition of Splash Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and the whiplash-inducing Indiana Jones ride, there's nothing that can touch Space Mountain for sheer out-of-this-world thrills. The combination of a pitch-black dome (which makes it impossible to anticipate turns) and hyperspeed travels through outer space (as a galaxy of stars and asteroids whizzes past you) is an unbeatable adrenaline rush.
Underrated Gem: Big Thunder Mountain Railroad This is the best rollercoaster in the park—fast enough to get your heart pumping but not so scary that Mom needs a Dramamine to ride. The runaway train twists and turns through dark caverns, past waterfalls, and under a mine shaft, slowing down just enough to make you think the worst is over, then sending you down for another plunge when you least expect it.
The Whole Gang
(Instant) Classic: Fantasmic! If you're planning a multigenerational trip, Fantasmic! (which debuted in 1992) is the ultimate all-ages crowd-pleaser. Combining music, lasers, lights, sequences from Fantasia projected onto water, fireworks, princes and princesses dancing on floating stages, and a live-action battle between Peter Pan and Captain Hook on a pirate ship that sails down a river, this nighttime show is worth staying up for.
Underrated Gem: Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage Replacing the long-defunct Submarine Voyage in 2007, Finding Nemo is way more fun than you might expect—with terrific underwater sets and animation that will have grown-ups wondering how they do that and kids reliving their favorite parts of the movie. Riders submerge in a wave of bubbles to the ocean floor, then gaze through portholes as the sub travels past an underwater volcano, ancient ruins, giant clams, talking sea turtles, menacing eels, and of course Nemo and Dory, who have to escape an anglerfish and a lava flow before reaching the safety of the coral reef.
Photography courtesy Disneyland/Garth Vaughan
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BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) Virginia Tech cornerback Antone Exum has a torn ligament in his right knee and could miss the start of the 2013 season.
The school announced Sunday that Exum tore his anterior cruciate ligament, though it did not say how, and was expected to miss six to nine months. The Hokies start their season Aug. 31 against Alabama.
Exum considered entering the draft as a junior but decided to return for his senior season in 2013. He was a second-team all-Atlantic Coast Conference selection in 2012 and led the team with five interceptions and 16 passes broken up.


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Dancer's Pose
What it does: Running tends to shorten the muscles in your legs, particularly your quads and hips. This pose helps lengthen those muscles and open up your hip area.
1. Stand comfortably with your hands by your sides. Lift your left foot behind you and take hold of your inner ankle with your left hand while extending your right arm forward.
2. Keeping your gaze out over your fingertips, exhale and lean your torso forward, gently lifting your left foot up and back while pressing it into your palm to open the leg. Focus on stretching and opening through the pose for four or five breaths. Repeat with the opposite leg.
Warrior II
What it does: The constant pounding of running puts extreme stress on your knees. This pose can help prevent one of the most common injuries, called runner's knee, in which the kneecap doesn't track properly over the joint.
1. Stand comfortably with your hands by your sides. Exhale and step your right leg forward about 3 to 4 feet. Inhale and raise your right arm straight ahead and your left arm straight back, palms facing downward. With your right foot pointing straight ahead, position your left foot at a 45-degree angle. Keep your hips and shoulders square.
2. Bend your right knee so that your thigh is close to parallel with the floor. Keep your knee in line with your ankle, not protruding out over your toes. Gaze over the tips of your right fingers. Hold for four or five breaths and then repeat on the other side.


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Join T.E. Wolfe and friends for a strange sonic tapestry of music and spoken word for the culturally marginalized elite. "A Word In Edgewise" is storytime for grownups (and sometimes for kids, too) and happens every Sunday from 9 to 10pm. Mixing live spoken word presentations with musical interludes and sound effects creates a "cinema for the ear" to help bolster the Mind's-Eye Militia in the ongoing battle against the Forces of Duh.


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The best thing about September's Fashion Week extravaganza isn't all the street style and crazy parties—though, those are good, too — but the fact that the spring shows are right on target for the breezy style we love year-round, here in Miami.
While the rest of the world has to wait a whole year to try the shifts, frocks, and cocktail dresses showcased at NYFW, we can get a jump-start by embracing these warm-weather trends ASAP. Our editors spied some immediately doable dresses on the runway, complete with detailing and prints that are definitely worth a Miami closet update. Use these five spring looks to refresh your fall wardrobe, and you'll be seasons ahead of the fash pack — literally. Now, that's what we call a trendsetter.


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PAL receives $1,000
The Palmetto Animal League was presented a check for $1,000 from Merchant Services Center's "Swipe for Charity" program.
As a customer of Merchant Service Center, PAL was thrilled to receive this nice donation for the nonprofit Animal League's lifesaving programs for animals.
The check was presented at Tailgators Bar and Grill where staff from Merchant Service Center and their customers and friends of PAL munched on appetizers and enjoyed live music.
Palmetto Animal League's Adoption enter is in Riverwalk Business Park in the Okatie area off S.C. 170. The center houses 120 local healthy and socialized but homeless cats and dogs. They reside in a homelike environment at the center until they are placed in a responsible loving home. PAL provides all medical, behavioral and other needs to make these animals whole again and ready for adoption. For more information call 843-645-1725.
PAL Thrift recruiting fun-loving volunteers
Palmetto Animal League Thrift is in the Sheridan Park business complex close to Sonic Drive-In Restaurant and facing U.S. 278. The store is recruiting volunteers to manage inventory, cashier, merchandising and assisting customers.
PAL Thrift is open six days a week from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and is in need of volunteers for all shifts. Part-time residents welcome.
Volunteers may complete an application and sign up for training any day when the store is open. For more information, call 843-837-6369(MEOW).
Noah's Arks Rescue
Make new friends and meet a forever pal at Noah's Arks Rescues adoption fairs at Petco in Bluffton from 2-6 p.m. Fridays and beginning Jan. 22 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on the second and fourth Sundays and from noon-4 p.m. on first and third Sundays. For information on their guests, call 843-540-6755 or read about them at www.noahs-arks.net.
Get to know PAL
Two meetings will be held for people to get to know how they can help the Palmetto Animal league help animals: 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday and 10-11:30 a.m. Saturday in the Hampton Room of the Hampton Hall Golf Clubhouse. Pastries and refreshments will be served.
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My grandmother was Lillie May Daniels. Her mother was Lillie Frances Cole, originally from Virginia. I am looking for any information on her. My grandmothers father was Malcolm Daniels. He was son of Dr. John Marcus Daniels and Parriott Jackson. Parriott Jackson was daughter of Porter Jackson and Mary ( ) Jackson of Kentucky. Does any one have proof that Porter was full blooded Indian? And any information on Lillie Frances Cole from Virginia. Another Coles connection in our family is the mother of Mary Payne (sister of Dolly Payne Madison) who married John G. Jackson. Looking for parents of Lillie Francis Cole.
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There May Be Hope For The Recording Industry, Yet
from the let's-wait-and-see... deptAs noted, I'm at the Leadership Music Digital Summit to give a keynote talk tomorrow. Today's keynote is from Rio Caraeff, the executive VP of the eLabs group of Universal Music Group. Listening to his talk, it's impressive to see that it appears someone within Universal Music Group actually seems to understand what's going on. That may seem a bit dismissive of Universal Music Group, but it's not my assessment, but what the CEO of Universal Music Group flat out said just a couple of years ago, in noting that he had absolutely no clue about digital music and didn't even know how to hire the right people.
Caraeff, however, seems focused on all the right things. He talked about how access to music is more important than possession. He talks about how it's the experience that has always made music valuable, noting "you can't steal experience." In fact, he points out that the concept of the album is dead, but that UMG (and others) need to build a true "living album" that goes beyond the music: adding a full experience that can update over time, that allows fans to access the music however they want, and that enables interaction with that music -- including fan participation and user-generated content associated with the music. And he wants it all built on open standards, to avoid a situation like the Blu-ray consortium where only a few companies have control of the system.
"How do we compete with piracy? It's creating a unique experience that can't be easily replicated through file sharing."He then goes on to say that the business of "licensing music" is a dead end because it's just not scalable (whoo hoo!) noting that it's killing innovation. Even saying that they need to acknowledge that they need to enable letting a thousand innovators bloom.
He did admit that the team at UMG is still struggling to figure out the best way to make money in this new world -- but he recognizes this is where things are going:
"I'd rather have access to all my music, tv shows and movies anywhere on any device, rather than "own" 100 files. This is going to be a swift transition. It's taken us less than 10 years to go from plastic discs to digital files. It will take 5 years or less to go from digital files to cloud-based services, which will make the music even more valuable."This is all good news. It's someone who clearly recognizes the shift that needs to be made by a major record label. But, the real question is how much influence he actually has at Universal Music Group. We've seen similar recognition among employees at other record labels, including Warner Music and EMI -- but the "top management" at both of those firms has continued to go in the opposite direction, focusing on stomping out innovation, rather than encouraging it.
Unfortunately, this may be a real issue. He did admit:
"Universal Music is a big company and not everyone there is on the same page, but I was put into this job to make these changes. Turning a big ship around is slow. It's not a lack of desire, but it's a question of when not if. A lot of what I do is talk and evangelize to others within UMG to try to raise the consciousness level about where our business is going, to bring us to a path to growth again. It's not about how do we stop the decline of our business, but to find another billion dollar business for us. I'm not interested in how to I sell more MP3s on Amazon or to create new competitors to iTunes. That's important, but that's not going to transform our business. It's difficult in the day-to-day grind to turn a big company around, but it starts with passion. Passion sells. This is how it works."It's great to see some optimism coming from within one of the major labels, recognizing all of the opportunities out there. Hopefully, it actually leads to something useful.
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Tuesday, 9th July 2019
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NCT - Mulberry House
The Apostle John is believed to be the author of the Fourth Gospel account. It is an astonishing revelation of the Lord Jesus Christ in His divinity. The writer declares his settled purpose of writing in John 20:31, "These (miraculous signs) are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in His name."
In these Last Days, with the final run up to the return of the Lord, we believers need as much revelation of the glorious Jesus as we can get! We also need to engage our faith in Him in order to be overcomers. The Fourth Gospel is geared to training us to do precisely that!
Be prepared for coming tribulation by being filled with revelation of our glorious Hope!
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£16.00 including refreshments and lunch 10.30am-3.30pm (coffee served from 10.00am). Book all 12 seminars at the same time and get one free A free-will offering will be given to Chris Hill at each seminar in acknowledgement of his ministry. Advanced booking is required.
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Targeted by the Nationalists
"You can't bend the back of a Turk" are the words of a hit song featured in a shocking new YouTube video. Bearing the title "It's time everyone gets the message," the video portrays photographs of the assassinated Armenian-Turkish journalist Hrant Dink, as well as portraits of the seventeen year old suspect in his murder.
Following next are pictures of those at whom the message is aimed: literary Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk and his fellow writer Elif Safak. Both authors have been openly critical of the mass murder of Armenians during the First World War and have thus been targeted by ultra-nationalists. A group calling itself the "Turkish Revenge Brigade" claims authorship of the video.
Pamuk turns his back on Turkey
Rightwing activity in Turkey is becoming more aggressive, and since the murder of Hrant Dink in mid-January Orhan Pamuk and a half dozen other intellectuals are under police protection. Pamuk has already had enough of the charged atmosphere in his home country - he has left Turkey for the United States for an indefinite time.
Ten months before parliamentary elections, the "Grey Wolves Party" (MHP) currently has the support of 15 percent of voters, according to surveys.
Particularly among Turkish youths, right radicalism is once again in fashion; the internet has become a market place for young Turkish fascists. And many fans of the Trabzon soccer team are now wearing a white wool cap - the same kind worn by the suspect in Mr. Dink's assassination.
For the liberal portion of Turkish society, the assassination of Mr. Dink has posed a great challenge. Under the motto "We are all Armenians," the funeral of Mr. Dink turned into a huge demonstration against racism attended by over one hundred thousand people - which only seems to have provoked the extreme right even more.
A nationalist counter-movement
Kemal Kerincsiz is a lawyer and chairman of a nationalistic lawyers association that has brought suit against Hrant Dink, Orhan Pamuk and many others for "insulting Turkish identity."
He mocked the fact that "not a single Turkish flag was carried at the demonstration." Politicians of all parties expressed their incomprehension at the protest motto touting that "We are all Armenians."
Demands are becoming louder for the abolishment of the infamous legal paragraph 301 that makes "insult against Turkish identity" a punishable crime.
It was the legal suit against Hrant Dink, Orhan Pamuk and many others on the basis of this paragraph that made these intellectuals into a target for nationalists. But the government has been reserved in its response.
Prime Minister Erdogan has invited critics to a dialog about reforming the paragraph, but he rejects the idea of completely abolishing it. In the run-up to elections, Erdogan is apparently trying to avoid anything that could be interpreted by the nationalist opposition as a concession to Europeans.
Slow progress in solving the Dink assassination
Erdogan has said that solving the Dink assassination is a "holy duty" - yet progress has been slow. In fact, the more details come out, the more it appears that the culprit was aided by the government.
One of the young suspect's friends serves as a police informer. Those involved in the plot bragged about their plans to shoot Hrant Dink as a "traitor to the country." The police knew of the plot but did not respond.
But debate about the consequences of the assassination has gone beyond the questions of legal reform and police protection for critical intellectuals.
Many have blamed the media for the extreme right sentiments coursing through the country. In television and at the cinema, rightwing Rambo-type series and heroic tales from the First World War are popular at the moment.
Education specialist Neyyir Berktay from Istanbul says that schools must begin seeking ways to work against extremism:
"We are accustomed to always seeing the others, foreigners, as the enemy or the guilty ones. And we lack critical thinking—without questioning, we immediately believe what we hear. When paired with poverty and hopelessness, these attitudes are dangerous among youths."
Gunnar Köhne
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Obituary Hrant Dink
A Voice of Moderation and Humanity
Following the assassination of Hrant Dink, one of the most prominent voices of Turkey's shrinking Armenian community, the country is still in a state of shock. Dorian Jones, Istanbul, remembers of the courageous editor of the bilingual Turkish-Armenian weekly "Agos"
Turkish Media Comment on the Murder of Hrant Dink
"The Hostile Bullet Backfired"
Although Hrant Dink had been taken to court over his statements on the genocide against the Armenians and had been attacked by the main Turkish media as a "traitor," it was now the same media which used his murder to invoke a new national unity. Antje Bauer reports
Taboo Topics in Turkey
Judicial Arbitrariness
Concerning the country's taboo topics, much has happened in the past few years during which Turkey moved closer to the European Union. But many issues are still highly sensitive and there is no guarantee for legal certainty. Jürgen Gottschlich reports


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The master of science (M.S.) education program in speech-language pathology at the University of the Pacific is accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 2200 Research Boulevard, #310, Rockville, MD 20850, 800-498-2071 or 301-296-5700. The programs accreditation period is November 1, 2011 to October 31, 2019.
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British mom Juliet Shaw was horrified when the Daily Mail turned her story of moving back to her rural hometown into a salacious tale of "Sex & the Country." So she took them to court.
Shaw was profiled as part of a 2003 Daily Mail story that she was apparently told would be about the benefits of relocating to the country. But according to her first-person piece at No Sleep 'Til Brooklands, that's not how things turned out. Shaw says she wasn't just misquoted — entire events in her life were fabricated in order to fit into a narrative of hot rural action. The Mail attributed to Shaw statements like "I've been asked out on more dates in the past three years than in the 20 years I spent in Manchester" and "eligible country bachelors have asked for my number in village pubs, on the high street, on the beach and at the local fete" — but Shaw maintains she never said any of this, since she was in a serious relationship before her move and, after her breakup, wasn't looking to date at all. She offers what she says is a particularly egregious misquotation:
"It was so refreshing talking about nature and the countryside while sitting and cuddling on hay bales, rather than discussing something vacuous about work in a noisy city bar or club."
Oh my. I laughed so hard when I read this (before the reality of the whole article hit in and I cried). I can categorically state that, prior to attending the photoshoot for the Daily Mail when we were asked to pose on bales of hay brandishing pitchforks, I had never sat on one, never mind cuddled on it. Totally, completely made up.
Shaw ended up suing the Daily Mail — in an out-of-court settlement, they offered either to pay her court costs or issue an apology. Since she chose the former, we don't really have the benefit of the paper's side of the story. Shaw would of course be far from the first person to accuse a media outlet of misrepresenting her — and she does have something of an axe to grind, as she was originally hoping to use the Mail profile as a way of promoting her business. However, it's not exactly a stretch to imagine the Daily Mail turning an ordinary story of a mom's move into a potboiler about canoodling atop hay bales — especially since sex in the country seems to be a bit of a theme for the paper. In 2009, they ran a story titled, "So DO people have more sex in the country?" In that piece, Lucy Cavendish described her steamy rural environment thus:
Girls ride around wearing tight jodhpurs (apparently men love this), wrapping their legs around huge, steaming horses.
Men strip off down to their work trousers and haul hay bales round the place.
Blacksmiths with bulging muscles hammer hot shoes on to horses' feet.
Cavendish's contribution to the article is written in the first person, and it's unclear how much input she got from Mail editors. And just because adding some hay bale hanky-panky to a story seems like the kind of thing the Mail staff might do doesn't mean that Shaw's account of things is entirely accurate. Nonetheless, it's a pretty fascinating view of what it's like to be the subject of a lifestyle piece in which you barely recognize your life. And Roy Greenslade of the Guardian offers a journalist's point of view: "Ms Shaw's story shows why the public do not share our enthusiasm for press freedom."
A True Story Of Daily Mail Lies (Guest Post) [No Sleep 'Til Brooklands]
Juliet And The Sex-Obsessed Daily Mail [Guardian Greenslade Blog]
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SYCAMORE – The once-troubled Stonehouse Park could be a getting a new name and fresh start as a Chicago yoga studio owner wants to open a retreat center on the 37-acre property.
Daren Friesen, director of Moksha Yoga Center in Chicago, presented his plan for Stonehouse Farm Retreat & Sanctuary during a public hearing Thursday at the DeKalb County Administration Building.
The proposed sanctuary would replace the late-night concert festivals and war re-enactments that took place there under the previous ownership.
If approved, the Earlville "agritainment" venue will feature yoga retreats and spiritual gatherings.
Friesen said he planned to host weekend events throughout the summer that would bring people from his Chicago studios and surrounding counties and cities to participate in meditation, yoga and organic farming – a cornerstone of the potential site.
He said there would be no alcohol or drugs allowed and only about 100 people would be on the site for each event except for larger annual gatherings.
He said maintaining a tranquil atmosphere and preserving the natural environment was key for the sanctuary.
Rachel Zargo, a business partner with Friesen, said everything is centered around healthy living and the location was perfect for an organic farm, which is highly desirable for those in the city who are disconnected from food sources.
"It's about people that want to have clean lifestyles, eat healthy and learn about farming practices," Zargo said. "We want people to get out and enjoy nature."
The site could also feature recreational activities such as camping, Frisbee golf, nature walks and swimming.
The proposed site is a stark contrast compared to the previous use of Stonehouse Park, which shut down in September after the DeKalb County Board revoked the special use permit from the owners for violating codes, failing to secure a loan and drawing the ire of hundreds of nearby residents.
The park came under fire from neighboring residents for loud, late-night concerts, frequent and illegal alcohol and drug use from attendees and people walking through their yards to go to and from the park's events.
Friesen assured public hearing officials his mission was completely different and he was willing to work with the county every step of the way.
The Moksha Yoga Center opened in 1999 and now has three Chicagoland studios with 5,000 active students a month, Friesen said.
Events and classes at existing studios are already booked through 2013 and filling up in 2014.
The proposal will need to gain approval from the DeKalb County Planning and Zoning Committee on March 27 before going to the full County Board for a vote April 17.


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Fest, Ludwig (d. 1533)
The little that is known of this martyr is found in the Hutterite chronicles and a few documents in the archives of Tyrol. He was a native of Pinnegg, and in the days when the Tyrolese authorities were searching for Jakob Hutter with all the means at their disposal, Fest was trying to win converts in the mines around Schwaz in the Inn Valley. Here he was captured and taken to Schwaz. Several attempts were made to convert him to the Catholic Church, and because he was adamant he was sentenced to death and beheaded 3 July 1533. In prison he wrote a letter (still extant) to the church at Rattenberg on the Inn, Austria, which admonishes "that we should not be selfish, for greed is the root and the origin of evil," and which names several persons who are better known in the annals of the suffering of the Brethren; since he names Marpeck's wife, it is likely that he belonged to the circle of Pilgram Marpeck.
Beck Josef. Die Geschichts-Bücher der Wiedertäufer in Oesterreich-Ungarn. Vienna, 1883: 107.
Braght, Thieleman J. van. Het Bloedigh Tooneel of Martelaers Spiegel der Doopsgesinde of Weereloose Christenen, Die om 't getuygenis van Jesus haren Salighmaker geleden hebben ende gedood zijn van Christi tijd of tot desen tijd toe. Den Tweeden Druk. Amsterdam: Hieronymus Sweerts, 1685: Part II, 34.
Braght, Thieleman J. van. The Bloody Theatre or Martyrs' Mirror of the Defenseless Christians Who Baptized Only upon Confession of Faith and Who Suffered and Died for the Testimony of Jesus Their Saviour… to the Year A.D. 1660. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1951: 441. Available online at: http://www.homecomers.org/mirror/index.htm.
Hege, Christian and Christian Neff. Mennonitisches Lexikon, 4 vols. Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. I. 642.
Loserth, Johann. Der Anabaptismus in Tirol. Vienna: F. Tempsky, 1892: 83.
Mennonite Quarterly Review 15 (1941): 23-25.
Zieglschmid, A.J.F. Die älteste Chronik der Hutterischen Brüder: Ein Sprachdenkmal aus frühneuhochdeutscher Zeit. Ithaca: Cayuga Press, 1943: 104.
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Loserth, Johann. (1956). Fest, Ludwig (d. 1533). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 22 September 2019, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Fest,_Ludwig_(d._1533)&oldid=146424.
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I adopt my TO DOs with actionable items that are not vague. Take into account that broad task statements are less likely to be completed if you don't factor that there may be steps to complete the item. Be realistic as to the timelines that it should take to accomplish the almighty check mark on being DONE.
As a thinker, you may want to start off by specifying what your desired outcome is. You can do this by framing the ultimate outcome with bullets on the steps to arrive at the final destination. For example:
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DETROIT - Federal agents began digging up a field in northern Oakland Township Monday in hopes of finding the remains of Jimmy Hoffa.
The former Teamsters president's disappearance on July 30, 1975, is one of America's greatest unsolved mysteries.
Mafia underboss Tony Zerilli told WDIV in an exclusive interview earlier this year that Jimmy Hoffa was buried in a shallow grave in this field.
Zerilli was second in command with the Detroit mafia. He says he was told by a mafia enforcer that Hoffa was abducted at a restaurant in Bloomfield Township and brought to the area on Buell Road in Oakland Township and buried.
The original plan, according to the aging mobster, was to bury him here temporarily and then take him up to northern Michigan and bury him at a hunting lodge in Rogers City.
The plan to move Hoffa from the Buell Road site was abandoned because police efforts to find Hoffa were too intense at the time, according to Zerilli.
Zerilli is the son of Joseph Zerilli, who was the mob boss in Detroit at the time Hoffa disappeared.
The property being searched today was once owned by mafia member Jack Tocco, Tony Zerilli's cousin, and became the head of the Detroit mafia after Hoffa's disappearance.
Zerilli told WDIV Defender Kevin Dietz and the FBI that mafia enforcer Tony Giacalone informed him that Hoffa was buried on this property. FBI agents and a US attorney who investigated the case say Tony Zerilli is among a handful of people who would know what happened the day Jimmy Hoffa disappeared.
Official FBI reports indicate that federal investigators believe Hoffa was killed by organized crime in an effort to keep them from regaining power with the Teamsters.
Today's dig comes after several months of the FBI investigating Tony Zerilli's story.
A federal judge agreed there is enough evidence to warrant a search of the property.
Zerilli tells WDIV that he is coming forward now because he is broke and needs money.
When he was released from prison in 2009, he tried to contact his cousin and former mafia boss Tocco for financial help but his pleas were ignored.
Tocco reportedly blames Zerilli for being careless with information that led to a massive FBI investigation into loansharking in Detroit.
The FBI is expected to talk about the dig at a 10 a.m. press conference.
Local 4 is on the scene and will continue to bring you the latest developments.
- Alleged Mafia boss talks about where Hoffa's buried
- Secret meetings advance Hoffa investigation
- Zerilli's Hoffa burial site gains some credit with old map
- Was Hoffa tipster involved in family feud?
- Is former underboss telling whole story about Hoffa?
- Former Hoffa friend wants case solved
- Zerilli: Hoffa buried 20 miles from where last seen
SPECIAL COVERAGE: The Hoffa Files
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A possessive son's efforts to keep his mother from remarrying threaten to destroy his family.
In 1873, in a small Midland town, the magnificence of the Ambersons, the town's wealthiest family, dominates the social scene. The denizens are abuzz with the news that Isabel Amberson, the daughter of the family, has jilted her suitor, Eugene Morgan, because he embarrassed her by becoming tipsy and stepping through a bass violin. After Isabel spurns Gene for the more prosaic Wilbur Minafer, the couple are married and bear a son, George Amberson Minafer. Isabel pours all the love that she felt for Gene into George, and consequently the boy develops into a spoiled enfant terrible . He soon engenders the enmity of all the townspeople, who eagerly anticipate the boy's "comeuppance." Years later, George comes home from college for the holidays and his family stages one of the last great balls in his honor. Gene, now widowed, returns to town after a long absence and attends the dance with his daughter Lucy. George, enchanted by Lucy and unaware of her father's former romance with his mother, asks her to dance. When Lucy tells George that her father, an inventor, is developing a horseless carriage, George ridicules the idea, causing Lucy to comment on the boy's self-important attitude. After George declares that his goal in life is to become a yachtsman, Lucy criticizes his lack of ambition. At the end of the evening, George voices his animosity toward Gene and teases his spinster aunt Fanny about pursuing the widower. The next afternoon, George invites Lucy on a sleigh ride. When their sleigh overturns, spilling them into the snow, Gene gives them a ride home in his horseless carriage. Some time later, Wilbur, who has become depressed over a series of bad investments, dies. Unmoved by his father's death, George returns from school and continues to taunt Fanny about her romantic interest in Gene. As the Ambersons' fortune declines, Gene's auto factory becomes a financial success. While seated in the arbor with Isabel one day, Gene, who has never stopped loving her, begs her to tell George about their love for each other, but Isabel is afraid to incur her son's disapproval. Later, George proposes to Lucy, and when she rejects him because of his lack of ambition, George blames Gene for Lucy's opinions. After Lucy leaves town to visit a friend, the Ambersons invite Gene to dinner. When the discussion turns to the way in which Gene's horseless carriage will revolutionize civilization, George denounces the automobile as a nuisance. After dinner, Fanny praises George for defending his mother's reputation by being rude to Gene. When Fanny tells George that the entire town has been gossiping about Gene's courtship of Isabel, the boy becomes furious. The next day, when Gene comes to take Isabel for a drive, George refuses to let him see his mother and slams the door in his face. Shocked by George's behavior, Jack, Isabel's brother, escorts his sister into the dining room for a private conference to discuss his nephew's conduct, while George and Fanny bicker on the staircase. Afterward, in a letter to Isabel, Gene confides his fear that George will never accept their marriage and presses her to choose between her true love and her son. Although torn, the always-devoted mother Isabel chooses her son. When Lucy returns home, George informs her that he and his mother are leaving on an around-the-world trip and he may never see her again. Lucy feigns indifference, but once George walks away, she faints. Some time later, Jack returns home from Paris after visting his sister and George. He confides to Gene that although Isabel is gravely ill, George will not allow her to leave Europe. When Isabel, now an invalid, returns home to die, Gene comes to see her but is turned away by her family because she is too sick for visitors. As George holds his mother's hand at her deathbed, Isabel, with her dying words, expresses her desire to see Gene one last time. Soon after, Isabel's father, Major Amberson, devastated by his daughter's death and family's dwindling fortunes, dies. Penniless, Jack says goodbye to George and leaves town to accept a job elsewhere. Gene, now accompanied by Lucy, returns to the arbor where Lucy recalls the legend of a brash young Indian chief who was exiled by his tribe for his odious conduct. Destitute, George finds employment as a low-paid clerk in a law office. When Fanny, in a hysterical fit of self-pity, insists on moving into an expensive boardinghouse, however, George quits his job to take higher paying work in a dynamite factory. On the day before he is to move out of the family mansion, George visits his deceased mother's empty bed and preys for forgiveness. Afterward, he is struck by a car and hospitalized. When Lucy reads the news of George's accident, she insists on going to him at the hospital and Gene follows. In the corridor outside George's room, Gene tells Fanny that Lucy's presence has restored George's will to live and that George has extended his hand and asked for forgiveness. Gene then confides that he felt Isabel's presence in George's hospital room and that by offering her son refuge, he was being true to his undying love for her.
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