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That Lost Treasure
"At times, we will question who we are and what we need. Relationships must be a team effort, and never a one-person pony show. Understanding the needs within yourself, is the only way to feeling a complete sense of self-worth. Achieving a balance will continuously work towards fulfilling the heart, mind, and soul."
by Jeb Bensing
There is always that point in time,
You feel that grip losing strength of the mind.
A moment begins when the urge to binge,
Unravels the life and,
Everything else halts to an end.
Next thing you know,
It all starts up back again.
I had so many thoughts about you then.
The words my mind would conjure up now and again.
The meaning behind our beginning and,
A fitting act of symbolism which is what brought us to our end.
Reflecting on how we could have treated each other back then.
That passion which intertwines into love could have been,
A multitude of beautiful days that would transcend,
All of the other relationships each of us had way back when,
Our immaturity had destroyed time and again.
Then the mind realizes,
Even you had managed taking what we had –
Straight to that same disappointing end.
Perpetually falling for that ideal meaning of love.
Addicted to the thought of an undeniable connection.
Strong at the front and even stronger at the end.
Never breaking for the smallest dysfunction.
I then began losing sight of the things that made me unique.
That passion which was so important in making me complete.
Soon the inside of my heart began to wither and shrink.
The fear was clawing at the back of my mind reminding me,
My soul was starting to fade away for all eternity.
"The perpetual guarantee in life is that people in our life will leave. Education is not just a gift from school, it is also every day you live life. Coping with love, loss, pain, and joy is the first step in becoming a better person. Happiness is a state of mind for everyone; we just have to remind ourselves each and every day."
What has been said and done –
Well –
That is now gone.
Never will I care what you think of,
Me or how you will move on.
That amazing rhythm in which we both had,
Has been depleted,
Withered and sad.
That Lost Treasure
- That Lost Treasure
The simple things in life we should treasure. There are so many things we have, and many things you do for pleasure. In the end, it is only worth it when we are with that one true love.
More Poems & Literature by Jeb Bensing
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A good way to help lift your spirits is saying aloud towards the mirror every morning. Stare at yourself and say those simple words, "I love You!" How many of you out there actually do that already?
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Since the turn of the century, how often have low-seeded teams (seeded in the bottom half of the playoff table) in the National Football League, Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League or the National Basketball Association won the championship?
Here are the seedings of the eventual champions for each league in each year.
In the NFL, there were 6 champions in this time period who's seed was in the bottom half of the table. So in the NFL, where there are 6 teams from each conference seeded in the playoffs, any seed of 4 or lower who eventually wins the championship would count. In MLB, where there are only four teams from each league, a seed of 3 or 4 counts as a lower-table seed.
As you can see championship wins among lower-table seeded teams are fairly common in the NFL and MLB, and practically unheard-of in the NHL and the NBA (where 8 teams per conference are allowed in the playoffs).
Possibly the inclusion of so many teams, including teams with inferior records, into the NHL and NBA playoffs works against an eventual championship win by lower-seeded teams. Perhaps this reflects quality of the teams, that the teams seeded 5-8 really are that much worse than teams seeded 1-4.
It does seem odd that the NFL, which grants a bye-week to the highest seeded teams still has so many lower seeded teams that get through to the championship.
And that MLB – which has until this past year only had four teams per conference in the postseason – has had 4 fourth-seeded champions while the NBA has had zero.
And that only two #1 seed won the Super Bowl, while there were 4 top-seeded champions in the NHL and 5 in the NBA.
#1 and #2 seeds compose only 25% of the postseason fields in the NBA and NHL, but they have won the NBA championship 9 times since 2000, and 8 times in the NHL. And while #1 and #2 seeds are 33% of the field in the NFL Playoffs, and a whopping 50% of the postseason field in MLB, those seeds have won the championship only 6 times in the NFL and 6 times in MLB.
There are 7 seeds below the top seed in the NBA and NHL, 5 seeds in the NFL and 3 in MLB. Since 2000, there were
- 78 MLB teams seeded #2 or lower, winning 10 championships (.13 championships per non-#1 seeded team)
- 130 NFL teams seeded #2 or lower, winning 11 championships (.09)
- 168 NHL teams seeded #2 or lower, winning 8 championships [excludes lockout year] (.05)
- 182 NBA teams seeded #2 or lower, winning 8 championships (.04)
So, the smaller the playoff field, the more competitive the postseason tournament, the less likely that a #1 seed goes through. How can that be? Including more teams, and playing more series, ought to create more flukey elminations of top-seeded teams, right? Or does the requirement that the lower seeded teams play more games mean they are more likely to be elminated?
Bracketing the NFL – where each playoff round is a single game – how is it possible that the MLB postseason is more than 150-200% more likely to produce a non-#1 seeded champion than the NHL or NBA?

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2017 HSGA Volunteer of the Year - Gary Haynie
recently taking the position of our HSGA Rules Chair, Gary has helped to organize
and expand our outreach of the Rules of Golf to all golfers here in Hawaii. Stay connected with us for our expanded
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Upcoming RCN Workshop in October 2013
Soil metagenomics: Enzymes, processes, and ecosystem function
This October, the Enzymes in the Environment Research Coordination Network will be co-hosting a workshop with the TerraGenome Research Coordination Network and at the 5th Annual Argonne Soil Metagenomics Meeting at the Indian Lakes Hilton in Bloomingdale, Illinois, USA.
The meeting will take place October 2–4, 2013. For program, please visit https://press3.mcs.anl.gov/asmw13/program/
Presentations on any aspect of soil metagenomics, including lab and field experiments that use metagenomic sequence data and those that focus on bioinformatics tools and techniques relevant to soil research are welcome. Research utilizing shotgun sequencing (metagenomes or metatranscriptomes) is especially encouraged, although community analysis (e.g., 16S) projects are welcome, particularly if they link community structure to function.
This workshop will provide a great opportunity for soil scientists, ecologists, computational scientists, and molecular microbiologists to discuss continuing challenges and share progress focused on the needs specific to soil metagenomics research. We hope to see you there!
We hope to see you there!
ESA Symposium!
The Ecology of Enzymes in the Environment: New Insights into Controls on Enzyme Production, in situ Activity, and Turnover and Their Roles in Ecosystem Responses to Environmental Change
The Enzymes in the Environment RCN will be hosting a symposium at the Ecological Society of America annual meeting in August 2013.
For more information, please visit: http://eco.confex.com/eco/2013/webprogram/Session8781.html
New Review Paper!
"Soil enzymes in a changing environment: Current knowledge and future directions"
We recently published a review paper, led by Richard Burns, in Soil Biology & Biochemistry.
Download it here: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0038071712004476
Special Issue in Biogeochemistry!
Enzymes in Biogeochemical Cycles: Integrating experimental data, theory, and models
This Biogeochemistry special issue that emerged from last year's Enzymes in the Environment Research Coordination Network workshop is nearly complete. The goal of the special issue is to report and synthesize recent progress in understanding the ecology of enzymes, their roles in driving biogeochemical processes, and the integration of enzymes into models.
We anticipate about 12 papers to be included in the special issue of Biogeochemistry. Several have already been accepted and preprints are available on the journal website:
New book!
New Book from Soil Science Society of America: Methods of Soil Enzymology (SSSA Book Series 9) Richard P. Dick, Editor
Methods of Soil Enzymology provides the first comprehensive set of vetted methods for studying enzymes in soils. Readers will especially benefit from the step-by-step explanation of the lab procedures, as well as background information for using these methods effectively and analyzing data. Topics include activity assays, enzyme extraction, and synthetic enzyme complexes. Each method covered includes background information, step-by-step descriptions of the procedure, and special comments regarding nuances, pitfalls, and interpretation of the method. Learn the latest research methods, including enzyme extraction methods and procedures for creating synthetic enzyme complexes, as well as the newest ways to use small-scale and high-throughput methods for enzyme activity assays.
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- goldstarAsked on June 04, 2013 at 11:14 AM
Is there a way to save the JotForm into a file so that who ever is filling up their information, they can save it and come back to it later? Can it be saved in any format like PDF or Excel?
Thank you
- JotForm SupportEltonCrisAnswered on June 04, 2013 at 11:25 AM
Yes, saving form data while on filling process is possible. Here's a guide and information: How to Enable Auto Fill Feature | Save Form Entries to Continue Later.
Unfortunately, session data can't be saved in that format. You can only do that on your end once the form is submitted. How to Download Form Submissions to Excel/CSV/PDF.


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Today's money-saving idea is actually easier than you think (for those non-bread-machine-owners). For a fraction of the cost of store bought bread, you could be enjoying homemade bread that is nutritious and easy to make. What I love is that I simply dump in the ingredients push a couple buttons and the machine does the rest - from mixing to kneading to baking. I can even time the machine to have the bread ready to come out of the oven when I get up in the morning. Nothing better than waking up to the smell of freshly baked bread!
I currently own four bread machines, none of which cost me more than $5 each because I bought them at yard sales or thrift stores. The one on my kitchen counter is the same brand as the one shown in this picture - a Zojirushi (a high quality brand). It looked like it had never even been used, and had a users guide video inside. I looked online and had I purchased online or in a store this brand could have cost more than $200! So no need to buy new, unless you're looking to empty your wallet. Your challenge this week is to stop by several thrift stores and see if they have any bread machines. Don't fret if you've never used one before - nothing could be easier. If the one you buy doesn't have a recipe book/users guide inside, just look online for directions.
I also have a wheat grinder and some wheat, so I like to make either whole wheat bread, or half whole wheat flour and half white flour bread. I also make cinnamon rolls - just set the machine to the dough setting. Once the dough has risen I take it out of the pan, roll it out on my counter, add melted butter, brown sugar and cinnamon, slice and put on a cookie sheet. Let rise again and cook about 12 minutes on 350 degrees. Yummy!
Discover the wonderful world of bread machines, there are so many other things you can do besides just making a regular loaf of bread.


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SIALKOT - Four Pakistanis were injured seriously in Indian shelling on border villages of Sialkot Working Boundary's Shakargarh Sector in the wee hours of Thursday.
The victims include Faiz Allah Rakha and Waqas Mushtaq of village Sukho Chak and Adeem Shafiq (13) and Asif Mushtaq of village Abiyaal Dogar. Indian BSF resorted to the unprovoked intensified mortar shelling on Sialkot border villages on the first of Ramazan.
Indian Border Security Forces (BSF) targeted the civilian population in villages Sukho Chak, Abiyaal Dogar, Tughalpur, Agor, Sukmaal, Bhopalpur and Bhoorey Chak injuring the youth.
They were at the homes when some shells were fired injuring them seriously. The injured were admitted to a local THQ Civil Hospital. Their condition was stated to be out of danger.
Several cattle were also reportedly injured by Indian shelling. Indian BSF continued shelling the Pakistani border villages in Shakargarh Sector of Sialkot Working Boundary almost the whole of the last night intermittently.
According to the senior officials of the Punjab Rangers, the Indian shelling created panic and harassment among the local people. However, the Punjab Rangers responded instantly and effectively, besides, making the Indian guns silent, the Punjab Rangers officials added.
ACCIDENT: Two friends Raza and Abid were killed when an over loaded vehicle badly hit their motorcycle near village Dhalleywali-Head Marala , killing both of them on the spot. Police have registered a case against the fleeing accused driver. Both were laid to rest in their native graveyard at village Malkey Kalan amid sob and tears. A large number of the people from all walks of life attended their funeral.


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How to Mix Greens
Everyone knows that yellow and blue can always be mixed together to make green. However, endless and exciting varieties of green can be blended by using any color you can think of and adding it to green. Examples are: try every blue you have with every yellow. Then add red or orange or brown. Try adding raw umber to yellow for an olive green. You can mix yellow ochre with blues. Mix any brown with your greens. Add white to make pastel greens, more yellow to make lighter greens. Add dark blue or a touch of black or brown to make darker greens. Do you see how the possibilities are endless? Just play with all your colors and don't hold back. Experiment!


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The Photo Etching Show 2017
March 10th - April 22nd, 2017
Opening, March 10th, 6-9 pm
Daniel Teitelbaum, Janice McCullagh, Jeff Russell, Tressa Lillehoff, Alexzander Thackeray, Renee Standley, Clayton Conger
This seven person show is a great example of the diversity of photo polymer etching proses.
From monochromatic to four color proses printing and a variety of other printmaking technics.
Gallery hours : Saturdays 12:00 to 5:00pm
Or by appointment call 303-778-1116
Open Press
40 W. Bayaud Ave.
Denver CO 80223
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The Photo Etching Show 2017
Earlier Event: March 10Boulder Creative Collective - MoP Opening at the BCC Wharehouse
Later Event: March 10SPARK - Look App This! Opening


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Greatest Methods To Reply To Silent Remedy In Relationships
We are often on the hunt to search out issues that now we have in frequent with in our partners, which ends up in us studying many likes and dislikes by way of asking many questions. One of the qualities that folks search for in relationship compatibility is how well they will connect on an mental stage! Though it's not vital to all, if it is important to one particular person, it most actually must be important to the other to make sure nice dialog! Preserve distance after the break-up. If you already know there's no likelihood to get back collectively again sooner or later, never strive or let to extend the agony of both of you. Do not be associates for some time if needed. After a while, when the sentiments have settled, you may meet again, however by no means let the opposite celebration to begin hoping once more. One facet has the phrase, one side has the definition. Microwave and dishwasher secure. Lotsa house for your liquids. Have you learnt of any breakup Quotes, we'd like it in case you would add them on this web page, further down, and help our fellow heartbroken victims.
For example, they are going to be arduous to achieve, they won't return every name or text, they'll never call or text first, and they will be arduous to pin down for a date. Okay, I do perceive that this is typically how girls attempt to give guys the trace that they are not involved. You retain waiting for a battle. However as a substitute, every little thing will get talked out and explained. And there's this wave of comfort afterward and you understand regular individuals do not depart the second something goes wrong.
Respect Your Accomplice's Rights. In wholesome relationships, there's respect for each accomplice's proper to have her/his own emotions, buddies, activities, and opinions. It's unrealistic to anticipate or demand that that she or he have the identical priorities, objectives, and interests as you. As soon as they determine you as useful, they'll manipulate you and try you to use you to gain success. It is not going to end until you make a break. Do the things you used to do if you were first courting: Show appreciation, compliment each other, contact each other via the day, and present interest in each other.
Goetschius, G. W. and Tash, M. J. (1967) Working with Unattached Youth. Problem, method, technique, London: Routledge and Kegan Paul. This was really my case, I had been courting the same real life lady for three years. In case you're here, it's not by (historically-defined) coincidence. It is by El Berith's, the God of Covenant, design. As I have been saying, we're every responsible for our own path. Which means we are each responsible for our personal walk with God, if we choose to have one. Listed below are some attention-grabbing info concerning the male brain & body which may help clarify why your husband/boyfriend is having such a tough time with monogamy as well as useful tricks to deal with infidelity.
I am fifty three – nonetheless a really fairly, energetic feminine – who moved in with mom (I believe I may need made a big mistake!) in 2004 after my wonderful daddy passed away. Mom is very onerous to get along with – narcissists want to be in management and use their manipulative perspective to get what they want. I am getting a bit of uninterested in her moods. Or maybe she is getting dementia? No matter it's, I just don't know if I can deal with it for much longer. Mother threatened if I moved out to by no means contact her once more. Frankly it might not matter to me. Is anyone else dealing with this identical situation? Of the 3 siblings, mother changed her will to go away the house to me. I'm in the midst of making home renovations and must resolve to stay it out, suck it up or get the heck out. Thanks, Sandra from Delaware.


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Watching Lien Botha conduct a walkabout is like watching a surgeon perform open-heart surgery on herself. Botha's latest body of work, Amendment, is a restrained, evenly paced series of triptych-like photographs, and this quiet balance made the walkabout seem even more excruciating an exposure.
Those hoping for a clearer explanation than that provided by Botha's exhibition notes -- "the work is a metonymic reflection of our genesis: murmurings lost to fractured atonement" -- didn't get it. Botha neatly turned the tables by asking people to choose a "clue" from a box of varied objects, match it to whichever of the 14 Amendments seemed appropriate and then explain to the rest of the audience what thought process led to that choice.
Results varied from the mildly insightful to the embarrassingly inappropriate. I chose a small scrapbook containing restaurant business cards and bills for meals ranging from the simple to the sumptuous. It was less than obvious which of the Amendments to pair this object with, but I chose "Amendment 9: the case of a little white lie".
Quite what this had to do with my clue, I wasn't sure, but I made up an inane story, something to do with the lies about landscape that we tell ourselves, and how we end up by curtaining off a view we claimed to want to own. So that's the role of the art critic rather nicely lampooned as well.
The Amendments run from "1: the case of beginning at the end", to "14: the case of ending at the beginning", perhaps an indication of a Finnegans Wake-like circular narrative. On the way you pass through a variety of stations, such as "6: the case of waltzing with the moon", and "13: the case of justice as a poem".
The overt use of clues, the nomenclative constant of the phrase "the case of", and the artist's description of the way the work came to her "hovering as invisible codes on a building site, falling through a fishing net" all point towards an exhibition that demands a semiotic decoding. These works are about changing your mind, by acts of "correction, addition or deletion", as the dictionary defines amendment.
Botha describes Amendment as "a visual poem", and this is a good description. It's more low-key and opaque than some of her more tendentious shows, and the exhibition seduces with a lovely, flowing narrative journey, as much as the individual works exist as signposts over which to puzzle.


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This year we are focusing on developing the passion and practice of studying God's Word. Engaging it in such a way that we do not emerge unchanged but deepened from the encounter. Time is key in this pursuit.
The Psalmist meditated day and night in His law. He consistently ran to His holy book, and when he did, it was not for a casual read.
Sometimes we can schedule blocks of time; often though, our routine implodes as the day moves on. I want to encourage you in two ways: do the best you can, and, you will never regret the effort you put into it.
Time allows for the truth of God's Word to penetrate our heart, settle our mind, calm our spirit, lift our countenance, refresh our soul, calibrate our perspective and strengthen our frame. It's what the Spirit uses to build us up and apply His work in us. Someteims we are rushed and miss the benefits. It's as if time isn't really important in the vertical anyway. I mean, what does time have to do with a relationship, anyway?
Said no woman ever.
And, said no kid to his or her dad, ever.
Time matters. Why do we think any differently when it comes to God's Word? As much as it lies in your control, diligently invest time to reflect on His truth. The more time we invest, the greater the dividend. Know up front that it requires effort, intentional effort. There will always be a million more entertaining options before us. Or, twice as many fires to put out. But I have never met a saint who regretted investing time in the Word. And I've never met a seasoned saint who did not acknowledge the effort that was required.
But let me say this. In order to extract the riches of God's Word, there must be a settled determination to give it the time and respect it deserves. We get out of it what we put in. One does not sculpt abs without investing time and effort, just as one does not play the piano for a few days and expect to be called Beethoven.
So the next time you plan on binge watching your favorite series or drop hours watching the playoffs, ask yourself this question: am I neglecting the pursuit of God's Word to do this? If His Word falls to the wayside, it's time to rearrange priorities and adjust the schedule. You won't regret it!
I promise you, when you invest the time to reflect upon and study God's precious Truth, you will not be disappointed. It takes effort and often requires sacrifice but is more than worth it. In the weeks to come we will look at the many benefits of engaging the Word, as well as practical ways to do so. I always think of my grandparents, who well into their 80's beamed with the joy of the Lord and their love for each other. Through all their trials and heartaches, they grew more joyful, not grumpier.
They knew their Lord and they knew Him well. And never could contain that infectious joy.
In Christ,


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Finding Affordable Quality Footwear-Carolina Boots Overland Park
Quality footwear is important for a variety of reasons and the main reason is the fact that quality products last longer and most often they are more comfortable. Getting the best value for your money is another benefit of purchasing quality footwear. Whether you are shopping for dressy shoes, boots, work boots or other types of footwear it's a good idea to look around and compare prices on brands and styles that appeal to you.
Carolina Boots In Overland Park offers western boots, work boots, riding boots and more. Within these products offered they feature name brand quality footwear. Some people may not realize the importance of quality footwear in relation to foot health. Footwear that doesn't fit properly or offer needed support can cause damage to your feet. The type of shoes or boots you wear always need to fit properly.
Saving money on footwear purchases is another consideration and finding those savings is actually pretty easy. Carolina Boots Overland Park offers a few different ways to save money. Sometimes you can find clearance items at a fraction of the cost you would normally pay. On occasion you will find that savings are found by the promotional free shipping offer that is extended to you should you purchase online or over the phone.
For your convenience they also have a return policy. Carolina Bots Overland Park offer many savings and benefits to their customers who are shopping for quality footwear.
At times even though ordering online is convenient it's a well known fact that some people just cannot purchase shoes without trying them on first. If that's the case, it's always better to visit the store in person so you can try on the footwear before purchasing.
When shopping for affordable quality boots it's not uncommon for shoppers to compare prices. Everyone wants to get the absolute best value for their money. This is now possible with footwear distributors that want to gain the business of customers and be able to offer them both quality and affordability.
The benefits of purchasing quality footwear that suit your style is the main reason you should consider that paying a little more for quality shoes and boots is a much better option than paying less for a pair that plainly will not give you the comfort, style and quality you desire.


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Laura Broughton, works as an associate for Paradigm, an "expert by experience" with Choice Support, for the Care Quality Commission (CQC) since 2010. In her work, Laura contributes to inspections to learning disability service, age-related or mental health support. Laura is also a Quality Checker and Trainer for Choice Support. Some of the workshops she delivers are Speaking Up, Advocacy, Quality Checking. Laura Broughton has worked in social care for just two years, but she is already in demand as a public speaker with an interview in The Guardian! Laura has studied arts at City and Guilds of London Art School and Princess Drawing School and she has an impressive portfolio of art-work and exhibitions ranging over a decade. In 2012 Laura was a Games maker for London 2012 at the aquatic centre (she loves swimming). In her free time, Laura likes swimming and over the last 4 years she took part in the Swimathon raising money for Marie Curie Cancer Care. Her latest passion is embroidery.
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Sheryl Crow seeks merchandise advice from fans
The All I Wanna Do hitmaker kicks off her U.S. trek in Alabama on Saturday (16Jun12), but she's undecided about which commemorative T-shirts to sell at her gigs - so she's asked her followers to nominate their favourites.
Crow has posted pictures of all four designs on her Facebook page and requested followers' opinions.
She writes, "We'd like your help picking some of the merch for the summer tour. Shirts that get the most 'likes' are the ones we'll make, and they'll be available at the shows - thanks in advance for the feedback everybody!"


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First thing,the weight of the stand. They say its to stop the TV from tipping over. If the TV did not kill you,then the stand would!. First set up produced an over bright picture,but not bad. The setting menus are quite comprehensive,even the THX setting shows a very good picture,which many people will be quite happy with. However,setting the colour /contrast/colour remaster/etc,bought far better results. Blacks are now inky dark,but all the colours seem to have a good contrast. Sound is no better or worse than a TV such as this. In many ways, picture wise, it betters the Samsung Plasma i used to have. Highly Recommended.These are my own personal views. I am sure i have left a lot out, but i am not a professional., just a Hi Fi nut.Other equipment is JVC X9, Two amps,four floor standers,two subs,and plenty more,all set up in an old converted cow bire!.
Panasonic TX-50AX802B User Review
As good as Plasma?.Review of Panasonic TX-50AX802B LED LCD TV by youngarthur, Jun 17, 2014.This item was purchased for £2799 Less £200 Cas from Panasonic Inverness in 2014. The reviewer still owns this product.
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Bill's Blog: ABIDE
Growing up in a missionary family, our children learned the full meaning of the word "goodbye." We lived in remote areas of central Thailand and twice a year our kids had to fly off to attend boarding schools in Malaysia. They knew that goodbyes were part of the often-unwanted aspects of missionary life. Fortunately, for the most part, it was a positive experience. Often, it was Lois and I who had the meltdowns as we watched the plane take off. Yet, goodbyes are part of saying hello.
This historic AGC National Conference May 31st - June 2nd, will be both "goodbye" and "hello."
Having had the privilege of serving the AGC these past fifteen years, it is time to say our goodbyes, and hello to Presidential Candidate Bill and Michele Allan. The Allan's have served as missionaries and mission leaders and have also served in one of our AGC churches these past years. I am delighted to see the way God has led the Allan's to accept this great challenge and opportunity.


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Pressure in 9th Circuit to Revive Big Oracle Verdict
(CN) – Oracle urged the 9th Circuit on Tuesday to reinstate $1 billion that a federal judge stripped from the largest award ever in a copyright case four years ago.
Saying the jury had relied on "objective evidence" about the fair-market value of software that German company SAP AG had already admitted to taking, attorney Kathleen Sullivan said Oracle deserves the full $1.3 billion award.
Oracle had sued SAP in 2007, claiming the Germany's software company's American unit made thousands of illegal downloads and copies of Oracle software to duck licensing fees and to steal customers. The jury found the company had stolen Oracle's copyrighted data and used "hypothetical license" damages to set the huge award.
But U.S. District Judge Phyllis Hamilton ruled the next year that the jury had been "invited … to engage in guesswork." She said Oracle must accept $272 million or she would order a new trial for damages.
"Rather than offering objective evidence to assist the jury in determining a fair market value for the license that even Oracle admitted its expert could not quantify, Oracle's counsel invited the jury in his closing argument to engage in guesswork and simply pick a number between $1.66 billion and $3 billion," she wrote.
The $272 million figure solely reflected the lost profits made by SAP's infringement.
At issue at the appellate hearing Tuesday was whether Hamilton made a legal error in reducing the award. To answer this question, the three-judge panel asked both Sullivan and SAP's attorney, Greg Lanier, to explain how they would calculate the fair-market value of a license that never existed and that everyone agreed Oracle would never grant.
The appeals court first challenged Oracle's Sullivan about her view that the original award was soundly based on objective evidence.
Judge Susan Graber asked for "evidence of what the fair market value of a license would be to an arm's length purchaser?"
Sullivan replied that SAP executives had an "attack strategy" that was aimed at converting the customers of PeopleSoft, a then-recent Oracle acquisition, over to SAP maintenance contracts and software. SAP's projections showed managers expected that poaching Oracle customers would bring in $897 million in new revenues over a three-year period, the lawyer said.
Graber called the response "fascinating," but said she feared Sullivan and the court were "talking past each other."
"This is hypothetical revenue information, which is not the same as hypothetical licensing," Graber said. "Licensing is the expense a company pays in order to achieve the revenue stream, and it isn't the same as the revenue stream and may be a vastly different value."
The Oracle lawyer got some traction with Judge William Fletcher, who agreed with her that the trial judge made a legal error in ruling that hypothetical licensing damages could never be awarded if a company, like Oracle, had never been willing to license a copyright.
"That doesn't necessarily win the case for you, but I agree with you on that point," Fletcher said.
Sullivan repeated that she thought SAP's internal calculations were objective evidence.
But Fletcher said, "I don't know how trustworthy these numbers are."
They may have been "pie-in-the-sky" business projections that represented "dreaming" on the part of SAP managers, he added.
Calling the nearly $900 million figure "speculative," Fletcher said, "maybe we should look at how much SAP paid to acquire TomorrowNow?"
SAP's purchase of that company gave it both Oracle software and maintenance contracts. Fletcher described TomorrowNow as the instrument that SAP used to gain access to the copyrighted software.
Sullivan said she would need to do research to find the transaction price, but Fletcher helped out, saying it was about $10 million.
Fletcher said most cases that use hypothetical licensing fees to arrive at damage amounts have established markets or other examples of what he called "more standard evidence in terms of the fair-market value of such a license."
Sullivan replied that the 9th Circuit should use this case to establish the right of copyright holders like Oracle to decide not to license their property.
"It would be perverse to deprive the copyright holder that wants to keep exclusive control of its license of the opportunity to show fair market value through objective evidence," she said.
SAP's attorney, Greg Lanier of Jones Day in Palo Alto, said the award had been slashed solely as a matter of law and that Oracle's valuation evidence was unduly speculative.
Even if SAP's internal revenue projections could be considered objective evidence, they still fail to provide a valid fair-market value, Lanier said.
The key issue in the appeal was that the internal SAP projections that Oracle showed the jury were "not evidence at all of what a willing buyer and a willing seller would pay," he added.
Judge Fletcher countered that the projections had to reflect at least of what SAP executives thought the TommorowNow deal was worth.
Lanier called the figures the "hopes, expectations, even projections of what might happen" if SAP were to implement an overall plan" to lure Oracle customers to its software. Buying TomorrowNow was just a part of that plan, he continued.
"This case properly comes down to lost profits for [Oracle's lost] maintenance [contracts] and infringers' profits for getting [Oracle] customers over to SAP," Lanier said.
Hypothetical license damages should not have been considered in the first trial, he said, adding that, if a new trial were held to re-decide the damages, the District Court has ruled that evidence hypothetical license damages would not be allowed.
On rebuttal, Sullivan, who is a partner with Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan in New York, asked the panel to reinstate the original jury verdict.
If the judges decide to remand the case for a new trial award, she asked that the District Court be instructed to allow evidence of hypothetical license damages.


text: Wii sports brings to mind one of Nintendo's first pack-ins by the name of World Class Track Meet, which was fun in concept and for maybe an hour after you first got home with your brand new console. Though after just a few hours of play, things got old and that fancy mat that came with it ended up tucked away in the corner only to be brought out to show off to the occasional curious visitor. That being said, Wii Sports is an enjoyable introduction to your Wiimote, just don't be expecting any depth or longevity.


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Many years ago I had the pleasure of making many various trips to Paris for business. My main contact in Paris (a rather irascible Corsican!) dubbed me 'Crazy Beef' his version of Mad Cow – he never really explained why! However, this Crazy Beef label leapt to my mind after a rather extravagant purchase from the fresh meat counter at Harvey Nix. I was tempted by the new line of Kobe beef and after a bizarre conversation with the butcher who when I challenged the air miles involved getting the meat from the US or New Zealand he thought I was referring to length of time in the air that may stress the meat not the fact that I didn't feel it was very green. I thought that it was possible to get Kobe beef from Wales – well the meat I bought from Harrods was certainly from Wales, but he disputed that! Anyway, despite the provenance of the aforementioned Kobe, I felt that it was worth a flutter. I purchased a stunning looking rump steak and handed over a small king's ransom. I struggled with how to accompany such a fine piece of rump as I didn't want to distract from all that delectable meatiness and eventually plumped for mâche (or lamb's lettuce) from Source.
I unwrapped my precious cargo and after it posed for photos I cooked it a little - it being sacrilege to cook it too much.
The mâche just had an anointment of balsamic to mingle with the meat juices on the plate. It was indeed a very fine piece of meat, über fine if you will! The word that springs to mind is 'meaty'. It is really difficult to describe exactly the taste as it tastes like no other piece of beef ever - crazy beef indeed!
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Cal Peternell of Chez Panisse on how travel changed his relationship with food, his upcoming book, and why the local markets are his first stop on any trip.
The year was 1985, and after a summer spent as substitute teachers in New York City, Cal Peternell, one of the head chefs of Chez Panisse Restaurant, and his wife, Kathleen Henderson, headed to Lucca, Italy, to pursue their art careers. They opened up a restoration business and spent their days restoring frescoes, breaking for long lunches, and exploring the Tuscan countryside. It was there, in the land of the Italian Renaissance, that an unexpected bottle of olive oil changed their lives.
"The first time I tasted great olive oil, I was just blown away," he says, looking across the table at Henderson, who nods in agreement. "We brought tins of it home to people, and I remember wanting them to love it more than I think they really did. I almost wanted to say, 'Wait, this not just nice—this is a new world!'"
This new world, as they describe it to me, was full of almond-milk granita, warm brioche, blood oranges, and shell beans with fresh bread. "We would eat in a restaurant and then Cal would spend the next couple of days trying to recreate what we had eaten," Henderson tells me. "I had always worked in restaurants as a server or bartender," Peternell clarifies, "but it was in Italy that I really got into food—and not just the actual food, but the way that people ate and the way that food seemed to naturally fit into everyone's daily life."
Upon returning to the United States, Peternell and Henderson settled in Northern California, where Peternell worked in San Francisco's Bix, and later as a sous chef in Loretta Keller's restaurant, Bizou. In 1995, as the couple drove through north Berkeley, Henderson pulled over in front of Chez Panisse, Alice Water's famous restaurant and café, and Peternell went in to apply for a kitchen position. He got the job and became a chef five years later. Today, after working alongside Jérôme Waag (the co-chef, who recently relocated to Japan), Peternell and Amy Dencler head up the restaurant.
A Recipe for Cooking
A few years ago, when their eldest son (who had just headed to the East Coast for college) called home for a recipe, Peternell began working on his first cookbook, Twelve Recipes. The book touches on the fundamentals of everyday cooking—including where to shop, and what kind of ingredients to look for. "I wanted to remind him of the things we cook at home—the simple stuff: soups, salad dressings, pasta recipes." His latest book, A Recipe for Cooking (which comes out October 25, 2016) takes it a step further. "This new book blends my home kitchen and the kitchen at Chez Panisse," Peternell says. "It's divided by courses, instead of types of food, and in many ways more accurately reflects the way that I cook at home when we are having friends over. It's a little more advanced than Twelve Recipes."
Making a kitchen away from home
It's the little things, like finding a specific herb, or a perfectly ripe tomato, that play a big role in how Peternell cooks and travels. While many chefs are eager to try the hottest new restaurants (something Peternell also enjoys), the very first thing he does on a trip is to stop at the local market, a tradition that began when they started traveling with their three boys.
"There were a few neighborhood markets in Paris, Marché Charonne and Marché Aligre, that we loved," Peternell says. "We'd go out in the morning for a coffee and pastry, shop, have a light lunch out, and then cook dinner at home, open a bottle of wine, and put the kids to bed."
In Barcelona, Peternell would wake up early, strap his youngest son into a backpack carrier, and walk down Las Ramblas. "On my way to La Boqueria Market, I remember there were all these kiosks where they sell pets, but in the morning when they haven't opened them yet, you could only hear the birds singing."
"In London," he says, "we shop at the Borough Market—the market is amazing and there is always a lot going on there." They had a trickier time finding a go-to market in Ireland, but Ballymaloe, a local cooking school, more than made up for it. "We had lots of lunches at Ballymaloe," Peternell says. "They have huge gardens and a really great farm that the entire family works on, and there are a number of great hotels and cafés nearby."
"Sometimes I check a bag specifically with cooking in mind," he says. "I'll pack a good knife, maybe a special salt, or some herbs, and I'll be sure to leave plenty of room for the way back—for olive oil, of course."
Check out Cal Peternell's website for more on the release of A Recipe for Cooking.
>>What's Next: How Ina Garten Does Paris


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AFTA View – February 2014
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2014 set to be a very big and very 'accredited'
year for travel agents
By Jay Westbury, chief executive Australian Federation
of Travel Agents
2014 is shaping up to be a very big year for the Australian travel industry and importantly travel agents.
In less than six months travel agents across Australia will no longer need to hold a travel agents licence.
This is not news as such, as the industry and indeed AFTA has been talking about the transition for more than 12 months now.
However it is clear to me that we still have some work to do to ensure that travel agents and in fact suppliers understand what will happen from July 1 and the importance of a successful, industry-wide and appropriate accredi-tation scheme for the industry going forward.
The AFTA Travel Accreditation Scheme (ATAS) is I believe just that – an industry-wide, national, appropriate and robust accreditation scheme for travel agency owners to adopt into the future.
When an industry moves from a heavily regulated and legislated environment to one in which it is deregulated, it is the industry's responsibility to ensure that a professional footing is in place and that any scheme that is developed is "fit for purpose".
The scheme also needs to be adapt-able to all the different shapes and sizes, channels and business models that make up the travel agency community.
Last year the ATAS team undertook an extensive range of consultation across all areas and facets of the travel industry to ensure that the scheme would deliver what I have outlined above.
The feedback about the scheme and the criteria has been robust and we have incorporated as much of the variables and considerations proposed along the way as we can.
We remain very confident that the final scheme to be presented in the next two months will deliver for all.
I am confident that the majority of the industry will embrace the ATAS scheme and that ATAS will serve the travel industry and as importantly the travel agency community very well for years to come.
Meanwhile, alongside ATAS, there will be insurance options providing cover for agency and supplier collapse – an option that could also protect agents against the bogey of credit card charge backs that proved such a problem in recent collapses under the TCF regime.
One of the compelling reasons to bring insurance offerings into the Australian market is to allow agency owners to consider their options to protect themselves and indeed their clients from collapses.
So my thoughts on this are that if many other countries around the world can have very successful travel agency communities built on a positive value proposition of service, trust, competition, experience, knowledge and ability, then why should Australian travel agents (who are as far as I am concerned, equal to, if not better than, the best in the world) not be able to maintain a successful and robust industry for years to come based upon this new ATAS promise?
What we are now doing in Australia with the imminent introduction of ATAS is providing the industry with a solution to ensure we maintain our internationally recognised professional industry for years and years to come.
So in 2014 I hope that we have a very big year and a very "accredited" year.
Jayson Westbury's AFTA View column appears monthly.


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This fashion show was held on July 22nd 2010, on Annex Building, Wisma Nusantara, Jakarta. This was my first time heading a fashion show. I saw many fashionistas around me, bless them for brilliant mix of outfit, great! There were 4 young creative designers: Albert Yanuar, Hian Tjen, Imelda Kartini Prasetyo, and Tex Saverio. Their collection were different each other, but I kinda saw some of Alexander McQueen theme which is Dramatic and Extravagant on the show.
What I wore : Berry Neptune Knee Dress (Cotton Ink), Orange Polkadot Shirt (gift from grand ma), Bangles (Hong Kong), Geek Glasses, Black Tight, Flat Shoes (Yongki)


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Swim and dive team practice begins Aug. 13
The Two Harbors-Silver Bay high school swim and dive team will start Monday, Aug. 13.
The team is open to Two Harbors and Silver Bay girls going into seventh to 12th grades.
Practices will be Mondays to Thursdays from 3-6 p.m. Diving practice will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Fridays and swimming will be from 2-5 p.m.
When school begins, swim practices will be after school until 6:30 p.m. and dive practice will end around 7 p.m. Friday practices won't change.
Meet at the Two Harbors High School pool. Bring a swim cap, goggles, suit, dry-land clothes and tennis shoes.
There will also be a parents meeting Monday, Aug. 13, at 6 p.m. after practice on the pool bleachers. Parents will have an opportunity to ask questions, receive schedules, eligibility paperwork, fees and discuss the upcoming season.
Students going into seventh grade or any student joining a sport for the first time need a sports physical prior to the first day of practice.
For more information, contact coach Heather Mayfield at 218-391-8629 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Kathy Ronning at 218-590-9745 or email@example.com.


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DC Joe Barry is out in D.C. The Redskins are firing their defensive coordinator along with the rest of their defensive staff, Jason La Canfora of CBSSports.com tweets.
Barry has had only two years in Washington, but in that time the Redskins have finished near the bottom of the league in yards allowed. Prior to joining the Redskins in 2015, Barry's only previous experience as a DC came with the Lions in 2007 and 2008. With Detroit, his defenses finished dead last in yards allowed. In between the two jobs, he had stints as a linebackers coach for the Buccaneers, USC, and the Chargers.
Two years ago, head coach Jay Gruden chose Barry over Wade Phillips. Now that the Broncos and Phillips could be parting ways, Gruden could take this opportunity to reverse that decision. Whether it's Phillips or someone else, the next DC will have intriguing pieces to work with, including cornerback Josh Norman, linebacker Mason Foster, and utility man Su'a Cravens.
Photo courtesy of USA Today Sports Images.


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RIBA Board and committees
RIBA Board
The RIBA Board oversees the operations of the RIBA and its commercial arm, RIBA Enterprises (minority shareholder), as well as the RIBA's main committees with the exception of the Audit Committee, Nominations Committee and Membership Admissions Committee which report to Council.
RIBA Board members
- Ben Derbyshire (Chair)
- John Assael
- Tim Bailey
- Caroline Buckingham
- Jane Duncan
- Alan Jones
- Ruth Mcintosh
- Virginia Newman
- Valeria Passetti
- Kerr Robertson
- Elena Tsolakis
- Pierre Wassenaar
- Chris Williamson
Seven main committees and a number of sub-committees develop and advise on policies and activities of the institute. All main committees report to the RIBA Board, with the exception of the Audit Committee, Nominations Committee and Membership Admissions Committee which report to Council.
The committees advise on the formulation of policy and strategy relevant for their areas, recommending priorities for the business plan and budget (both income and expenditure).
They also review the implementation of Council policies and the progress of work against agreed objectives. They appoint task groups and specialist advisers for relevant projects and subjects.
Audit and Oversight Committee
- Mark Jermy (Chair)
- Ruth McIntosh
- Pierre Wassenaar
- George Oldham
British Architectural Trust Board
- Ben Derbyshire - President, ex-officio
- Jonathan Ball
- Kerr Robertson
- Elena Tsolakis
- Shankari Edgar
- Jonathan Falkingham
- Timothy Hornsby
- Richard Klein
- Suzi Winstanley
- Gillian Wolfe
Education Committee
- Alan Jones VP Education (Chair)
- David Howarth
- Paul Jones
- Bob Brown
- Kevin Singh
- Selasi Setufe
- Simeon Shtebunaev
- Bernadette Donohoe
- Christina Godiksen
- Yemi Aladerun
- Indy Johar
- Patrick Lynch
Finance and Operations Committee
- John Assael (Chair, Honorary Treasurer)
- Richard Whitbread
- Mark Percival
- Simone de Gale
- Chris Hampson
- Mark Kemp
- Stewart Henderson
International Committee
- Chris Williamson, VP International (Chair)
- Alice Asafu-Adjaye, International Council member – Middle East and Africa Region
- Ulrike Bega
- Adam Blacker
- Catherine Davis, International Council member – Americas Region
- Sean Hatcher
- Martin Knight
- Diba Salam
- Elsie Owusu
- Roger Wu, International Council member – Asia and Australasia Region
Corresponding members
- Phil Allsopp, chair RIBA-USA Chapter
- Sumaya Dabbagh, chair RIBA Gulf Chapter
- Goh Chong Chia, chair RIBA Singapore Chapter
- John Geeson, CAA Honorary Secretary/ Treasurer
- Peter Oborn, UIA Council Member
- Roger Wu, chair RIBA Hong-Kong Chapter
- Nela de Zoysa, chair RIBA Sri Lanka Chapter
Membership Committee
- Valeria Passetti, VP Membership/Nations & Regions (Chair ex-officio)
- Gerard Bareham
- Alia Beyg
- Paul Crowe
- Mark Jermy
- Ewen Miller
- Virginia Newman
- Helen Taylor
- Selasi Setufe
Nations and Regions Committee
- Valeria Passetti (VP Membership/Nations and Regions)
- Laith Anayi (RIBA South East)
- Tim Bailey (RIBA North East)
- Aaron Chetwynd (RIBA West Midlands)
- Sam Culling (RIBA East Midlands)
- Tom Foggin (RIBA East)
- Mark Hodson (RIBA Yorkshire)
- Carolyn Merrifield (RSAW President)
- Ewen Miller (RIBA North West)
- Rebecca Ridge (RIBA Wessex)
- Mark Shipton (RIBA South)
- Carl Turner (RIBA London)
- Oswald Chung (RIBA South West)
Practice and Profession Committee
The Practice and Profession Committee provides leadership and support for members and practices on professional issues by overseeing the completion of the RIBA's strategic objectives in relation to the practice of architecture. It comprises, mostly, of chairs of RIBA Expert Advisory Groups.
Members of the RIBA Expert Advisory Groups use their expertise to inform RIBA responses to consultations, proactive campaigns as well as products and guidance to support the profession.
- Caroline Buckingham VPPC, Chair of Practice and Profession Committee, Council
- Dieter Bentley-Gockmann, Chair of Regulations and Standards Group, Council
- Gary Clark, Chair of Sustainable Futures Group
- John Cole, Procurement Champion
- Lanre Gbolade, Council Member
- John Hickey, Chair of CPD Group
- Peter Jackson, Chair of Large Practice Group
- Barbara Kaucky, Chair of Small Practice Group
- Julia McLoughlin, Professional Conduct Liaison
- Richard Murphy, RIBA Council
- Nigel Ostime, Chair of Client Liaison Group
- Elsie Osuwu
- Julia Park, Chair of Housing Group
- Fiona Raley, Chair of Conservation Group
- Flora Samuel, Vice President Research
- Dale Sinclair, Champion for Collaboration and Technical
- Philip Waddy, Chair of Planning Group
RIBA Enterprise Board
- Paul Foster (Chair)
- Tim Bailey
- Clem Brohier
- Ben Derbyshire
- Paul Foster
- Mark Kemp
- Peter Oborn
- Irena Peel
- Mark Richardson
- Alan Vallance
- Richard Waterhouse
- Helen Whitfield
- Paula Willmore
- Philip Youell


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There are several people whose businesses should be up there right now and flying high continuously but you will only see people with good ideas without anything solid to show that the good idea will translate to a good business. One of the reasons it does not look like anything will come out of the idea is because people have not been considering integration of several other people's services or products into their own ideas or businesses so that they can drive their business.
When you give consideration to integration one of the things that can happen is that you have a product or service that not too many people can independently think about buying but another person has a product or service that is selling so fast. One of the simple things you can do is to seat and think carefully about how you will integrate your product or service into the other person's work or idea that's selling so fast. This is a key secret that some local traders in Nigeria understand and they are using it to get things done. I remember that my mum was keeping a provision store at a time and one of the things that the suppliers did at the time was to tell you that they will not sell certain products alone. When you want a particular product they will tell you that the products must be mixed with another one. When I carefully considered it I realized it was because one product was selling fast and the other was barely selling. The suppliers did not want a situation where one product would have been sold out and the other would be left so they tell you that you cannot buy one without the other.
That was, to an extent, integration in order to sell one product. The idea of business integration is to use one product or service to drive the sales of another product or service. You can also work your way around pushing your brand by identifying with another brand. You may be running a store today and it may look like people are not coming in as often as they should and when you consider bringing in someone who has products to meet daily needs, you may be surprised that as they coming for the other products they end up buying your product.
Businesses can thrive or take up from obscurity when you give serious consideration to integrating what other people have to offer into what you are offering. Never try to run alone and get things up alone. You may be terribly disappointed by the time you get mid-way.
Make things easier for yourself and fly on the platforms that others can possibly offer your business. I always remember the case of a young lawyer who went to see a reputable lawyer in town. As soon as the younger lawyer was identified with the reputable lawyer, people who could afford the services of the reputable lawyer began to patronize the younger. Your integration may not necessarily mean that you are merging your business with that of another person physically but identifying with their brand to push yours productively!
Integration works! Let the integration begin!


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Renfroe homers twice, but Triple-A El Paso eliminated
Bill Center, longtime sportswriter for U-T San Diego, is an employee of the Padres.
Hunter Renfroe hit two home runs, but Triple-A El Paso dropped a 7-4 decision to Fresno at Southwest University Park in El Paso Saturday night to be eliminated from the Pacific Coast League playoffs.
Bill Center, longtime sportswriter for U-T San Diego, is an employee of the Padres.
Hunter Renfroe hit two home runs, but Triple-A El Paso dropped a 7-4 decision to Fresno at Southwest University Park in El Paso Saturday night to be eliminated from the Pacific Coast League playoffs.
Meanwhile, short-season Single-A Tri-City will host the Northwest League championship game Sunday night after defeating Hillsboro 4-2 in Pasco, Wash., Saturday night to even the best 2-of-3 series at 1-1.
Fresno won the best 3-of-5 Pacific Conference finals 3-1.
Renfroe, the Padres' first-round pick (13th overall) in the 2013 Draft, accounted for all four El Paso runs with his second and third homers in the four-game playoff series capping an impressive month at Triple-A.
Including the four playoff games, Renfroe hit .327 (35-107) in 25 games with the Chihuahuas with five doubles, two triples and nine home runs with 30 RBIs and 19 runs scored. He had a .676 slugging percentage and a .363 on-base percentage for a 1.039 OPS.
Renfroe was 5-for-17 (.294) in the playoffs with three homers for six RBIs and four runs scored.
Shortstop Hector Gomez (.200) was also 2-for-4 Saturday night for the Chihuahuas before 8,392 in el Paso. Pinch-hitter Casey McElroy (.267) was 1-for-1 with a run scored. Left fielder Jake Goebbert (.286) was 1-for-4 with a run scored.
Starting right-hander Casey Kelly allowed five runs on four hits and three walks with two strikeouts in 3 1/3 innings to suffer the loss. El Paso used six relievers. Right-hander Dale Thayer gave up two runs (one earned) on two hits in the top of the eighth, as Fresno took a 7-1 lead ahead of Renfroe's three-run homer in the bottom of the inning.
Designated hitter Nick Vitter (.500) was 2-for-4 with his first homer with two RBIs and two runs scored. Left fielder Henry Charles (.474) was 2-for-4 with a double and a RBI. Right fielder Justin Pacchioli (.211) was 1-for-3 with a walk, a run scored and a RBI. Vitter tied the game at 2 with his homer in the fifth and scored the go-ahead run in the seventh on Pacchioli's two-out single. First baseman Ty France (.263) was 1-for-4 with a run scored. Center fielder Rod Boykin (.333) was 1-for-3 with a walk. Shortstop Peter Van Gansen (.313) was 1-for-4.
After right-handed starter Emmanuel Ramirez allowed two runs on two hits and two walks with a strikeout in the first inning, the Dust Devils bullpen allowed three hits and three walks with nine strikeouts over eight scoreless innings.
Right-hander Brett Kennedy allowed a hit and a walk with two strikeouts in three innings. Left-hander Elvin Liriano allowed a hit and two walks with two strikeouts in 1 1/3 innings. Right-hander Wilson Santos struck out three in 2 2/3 perfect innings to get the win. Right-hander Phil Maton struck out two in a perfect ninth to record the save.
All four Tri-City relievers have 0.00 earned run averages through Tri-City's 3-1 playoff run. Left-hander Jose Castillo, who had a 3-1 record with a 3.61 record in 13 games (12 starts) during the regular season, will start Sunday night's decisive third game for Tri-City.


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Crocodile Bay, Costa Rica Fishing Report July 2011
Inshore Costa Rica Fishing at Crocodile Bay Resort has been the ticket to the action, while offshore it's been a hunting game. Lots of roosterfish, jacks, mackerel, and snapper have been biting along the beach and over the reefs, while offshore the game is patience. There are some marlin around but finding them is not always easy. This time of year we don't have as many eyes on the water because most of our guests like to escape the cold and we are much busier then. There is plenty of football size yellowfin tuna, the mainstay of a marlin's diet around and also the best eating size, so the number of marlin are steady increasing.
Some decent size amberjack have been fooled by those willing to put in the work that deep jigging requires and a few silk snapper have also come up from those depths.
The big news around here is the locals may have accidently stumbled on a tarpon hatchery.
The scientific name of tarpon is Megalops Atlanticus. As the name implies they are an Atlantic species, not indigenous to Pacific waters. The Caribbean side of Costa Rica is world famous for its tarpon fishery.
The first time I encountered a tarpon in Pacific waters was in 1995, fishing in the Golfo Dulce. I was fishing up near Rio Esquinas when I saw one roll on the surface near the boat. Then another and then another. I thought I was going crazy. I asked some of the locals and they suggested I may have seen a school of milkfish. Milkfish look strikingly similar to a tarpon, in fact the Spanish term for milkfish is sabalo falso or false tarpon. They average around 40 inches and the fish I saw were much bigger.
About six years ago one of my captains brought a fish that weighed 37 lbs into the dock that caused quite a stir. He had never seen one before and said it jumped like crazy when the customer hooked it. I took one look at it and laughed. I thought to myself, a decade ago I wasn't really crazy after all. My theory was that that tarpon had passed through the Panama Canal and somehow made their way up into the Pacific side of Costa Rica.
The Panama Canal almost didn't get built. There was a big controversy as whether sea snakes from the Pacific would be able to pass through the canal and set up residence in Caribbean waters. A study finally showed they couldn't make the passage through the canal because they do not enter freshwater and the canal was constructed. The same doesn't hold true for varies types of fish. Snapper, snook, certain types of jacks and tarpon enter freshwater at will. Tarpon often travel from the Caribbean Sea all the way up the Rio San Juan and make camp in Lake Nicaragua.
Over the last few years my customers hook a few tarpon every year and have caught them over 125 lbs. My captains now know to release them if the angler is lucky enough to keep a hook in them long enough to get them boatside. It wasn't until recently when locals starting catching small tarpon that I thought that there is no way these little guys are swimming all the way up here from the Canal Zone. They must be breeding in the Pacific as well.
I contacted Didiher Chacon, a marine biologist and President of Wider Caribbean Sea Turtle Network (Widecast) in Costa Rica. Chacon did an extensive study on tarpon on the Caribbean side of the Costa Rica twenty years ago.
There are very few baby tarpon in the most popular fishing areas of the Caribbean side. The habitat is not available for juveniles. Down near the Panama border in the wetland estuaries he did find tarpon as small as two inches. He said the Pejeperro Lagoon is suitable habitat for juvenile tarpon. Tarpon larvae make their way from the ocean in to the mangrove estuary where they develop.
"The chance that someone carried those tarpon across the country and placed them in the lagoon is very slim." He explained. "It is quite possible tarpon on breeding in the Pacific but it would take genetic sampling to be absolutely sure where they originated." He went on to say the fish could be originally from the Costa Rica, Panama, or even the Venezuelan populations.
Wherever they're from, it is exciting news.
Marketing director Will Briegel and a few other staff members went on a Sushi hunt for Yellowfin and went 9 for 10 on small to med size tuna! Happy Birthday Will!
About The Author: Captain Todd Staley
Company: Crocodile Bay Resort
Area Reporting: Todd Staley
Bio: Todd Staley Director of Fishing Todd carved his niche in the fishing community as a lure manufacturer and outdoor journalist specializing in light tackle in Florida and Costa Rica. He has been published in many magazines and newspapers in both countries and invented a lure that was banned from tarpon tournaments in Boca Grande, Florida as an unfair advantage over live bait. The late Archie Fields brought Todd to Costa Rica nearly a decade ago to manage his famous tarpon resort on the Caribbean coast. Since Archie's death he has managed Golfito Sailfish Ranch and worked with America Sportfishing in the Hotel del Rey. He is a world record holder and has guided several others to world records.


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Since March 2011, I have been pouring my heart out on this blog. I originally started the blog as a means to vent my feelings. I've always enjoyed writing, and it was my way to release the feelings that I so often kept bottled inside. Pretty soon, as the blog started to acquire devoted readers, I started blogging not only for myself, but also for them. I wanted my struggle to be something that beached out and touched others who are going through something similar. Knowing how I controlled websites for weeks in the aftermath of my husband's discovery, I wish I had found something, someone story, something that I could relate to, that would give me hope, or illuminate a path.
Some people scoff at the idea of putting such personal details out there into the blogosphere. I do not identify myself, I do not identify the other woman, and I don't identify my husband. Our privacy is completely protected, but our story is very real, and it is not her story alone. Whatever learned over the years is that many readers share my circumstances. We may not all have another child in the mix, we may not all have a psycho stalker other woman. But we do share the devastation of having lost our marriage, and the security in what we once thought it was.
I never know on a given day how many people this blog reaches. I know I have many devoted followers who have signed up to receive regular updates each time I make a blog post. Whether you subscribe to this blog, are whether you simply stumbled across it once and never returned, I am thankful for your visit, for your time, for your ear.
I received a comment yesterday on the blog that I wanted to share. Not every reader will troll through the comments section of each blog to delve further into the feelings of other readers, but some do. In the event that you don't, I wanted to bring to the surface this particular comment, because it touched my heart. It reassured me that not only are people listening, but people are finding a blog helpful. The blog, I story, is providing hope for those who are just starting their journey, or who are well on their way.
Here is what she wrote:
Dear friend
I know you're probably thinking 'who is this woman calling me friend?'. I can reassure you that I am no crazed cyber stalker, just a woman who found out 4 months ago that her husband had an affair. I have spent hours in the interim period trawling the Internet trying to find answers to the questions that have plagued me since that day – September 25th 2012, the anniversary of my mother's death coincidentally. I came upon your blog just a few days ago and read your recent one on deal breakers. After reading it I decided I needed to read the entire blog from the beginning to see what had happened to you. Firstly, I am so sorry that you've experienced such trauma. Secondly, I would like to thank you for your insight, your honesty, for sharing your pain, for your humour in times of great heartache, but mostly for giving me some perspective, some clarity and most of all some hope. I have learned more from you by reading every emotion that you have felt, I have felt every emotion for you and with you, than any of the books on healing after an affair has taught me. My husband is half way through reading your blog also and I have seen him in tears on many occasions – we both have. It's allowing him to see things from my point of view without the tears and the anger that always come when we talk about it. There were many parallels between our experiences. I had my own disturbed stranger invading my world, sending me letters, making me look over my shoulder when hanging out the laundry. Then a so called 'friend' decided she would cause us more anguish and meddled in our marriage when we were already going through such heartache. She tried to split us up and created more bad feelings between us. I then found more indiscretions with regards to my husbands 'other life'. A horrendous year culminated in the death of my father on New Year's Eve. I was already grieving over the death of my marriage as I knew it, but now have to deal with the death of my father – as of today the funeral has not yet taken place. I have laughed with you, cried with you and sympathised with you. I know we don't know each other but I just wanted to say thank you so much for all you have written here and that maybe calling you a friend over steps the mark but in the words of a kind, caring, compassionate woman "remember that there is always someone who cares about you and wants the best for you. I am one of them." Stay strong x
I wanted to publicly thank you so much for commenting, for sharing your thoughts with me. It is heartwarming to know that this blog has reached you, and others, and provided some source of comfort during these horrendous times. In a weird way, knowing that my experience, my struggle, my journey, and my subsequent digital journaling here of the events has helped, almost makes the journey worthwhile.


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Brokeback screenings: Info only
Yes, Elio is obsessed with absorbing each other mentally and physically. When they first kiss he wants them to exchange their saliva, he breathes in the scent of O's body, their sweat mingles together, the semen in each other's bodies etc - and the peach of course.But there is the soulmate aspect as well, I think - one of the things that attracts Elio to Oliver is the fact that they can talk to each other about anything, and that their thoughts are so alike.And thinking about it, in BBM the friendship they discover in the "pawing the white out of the moon" evening IS a part of the attraction (though I do agree with you, Ing).
Our birds are cheap! (And they say cheep!)
Soulmate and limerence are different concepts.
I agree that Elio and Oliver share a feeling of fusion, something that Ennis and Jack don't share.
This is a really interesting point. In CMBYN they are attracted to what reminds them of themselves in the other but in BBM they look for what complements each other.I never heard of limerence, I am going to have to google that one in order to follow.
All in all it goes down to personal experiences. CMBYN resonates with me for completely different reasons than BBM. And apparently also for completely different reasons that it does with you. But I also miss that limerence feeling, oh yes!
Has limerence the same meaning as infatuation? If so, I think it would certainly apply to Elio, but I am not so sure that it applies to Oliver, well, we don't know what is in his mind.
Limerence is the psychological state of deep infatuation characteristic of the early stages of falling in love. I've read that for most people, it lasts for some months or perhaps a bit longer and for some people the feeling might last a lifetime.The term was coined by Dorothy Tennov, a psychologist in the US in the 1970s.Psychologists have said that one of the factors contributing to high divorce rates is the fact that many people confuse limerence with love.
Yes, as readers or viewers, we all respond to books and films in various ways influenced by our personal experiences.
And do I get something special for reaching my post number 666? Very simbolic given that today the WGT starts in Leipzig. You probably don't know what it is, but believe me, it's worth a google search.
We need the story told by Oliver too! (Instead of a sequel: the entire book/film shown in O's perspective.)


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Bill's sex-assault victim lashes out over Hillary's terrorizing
Hey CNN! Kathleen Willey says Trump attack on 'enabler' Clinton is true
NEW YORK – CNN reporter Chris Cuomo recently turned antagonistic in an interview with GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump for branding Hillary Clinton the "enabler" of her husband's sexual crimes, prompting Kathleen Willey, a Clinton assault victim, to write an open letter to Cuomo.
The interview, broadcast Monday when Donald Trump phoned in to CNN's "New Day" show, allowed Cuomo to confront Trump over his statements that Hillary Clinton enabled her husband's sexual crimes by concealing the details, intimidating or harassing the other party, and more.
"[People see this] as potential proof that you don't have anything to offer as president. What is your thinking on this line of attack?" he asked.
"Well, this is a nice way to start off the interview," Trump responded, turning the table on Cuomo. "You should congratulate me for having won the race. I thought, you know, there'd at least be some small congratulations. But I'm not surprised with CNN because that's the way they treat Trump. They call it 'The Clinton Network.'"
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After watching the televised interaction, Willey penned an open letter to Cuomo, hoping to make sure CNN understands the issue of Bill Clinton's history of sexual assaults on women from her perspective as a victim.
"I saw your interview with Donald Trump last Monday morning and barely 30 seconds into it, after a perfunctory welcome, you asked him why, with everything else going on in this world, terrorism, jobs, the economy and immigration, he chose to take the path of confronting Hillary Clinton about 'old sex scandals and infidelities,'" Willey began.
"I would like to share with you and your friends in the MSM why this subject is important," she continued. "This situation is NO longer about that. It's not about the details of these multiple assaults and rapes involving numerous women who never knew one another, telling the same [or] similar stories.
"This is NOT about infidelities, indiscretions, adultery, girlfriends or consensual sex," Willey emphasized. "This is about Bill Clinton's multiple sexual assaults and rapes for over 40 years and Hillary Clinton's threatening, bullying, intimidating and terrorizing all of the women who have suffered at his hands. It's as simple as that."
Kathleen Willey recounts her ordeal with the Clintons in "Target: Caught in the Crosshairs of Bill and Hillary Clinton." For even more on Bill and Hillary's crimes and cover-ups, "The Clintons' War on Women" exposes the appalling details of their mistreatment of women. BOTH are available at the WND Superstore!
Hillary: 'An accessory after the fact'
Other victims of Bill Clinton's sexual crimes are hammering Willey's point home.
"Not only is Hillary Clinton an enabler, she is also a co-conspirator," Dolly Kyle, the childhood sweetheart of "Billy" Clinton and someone who knows the sordid history of the former first couple better than almost anyone, "If Juanita Broaddrick had filed criminal charges after Billy raped her in 1978, Hillary could have been charged as an accessory after the fact because she threatened Juanita afterward. 'Enabler' is the most polite thing you could call Hillary.
"It's perfectly legitimate for Donald Trump to bring up this line of argument. The most important thing about people who want to be in a public office is their honesty and integrity. The Clintons have a history of terrorism against American citizens. They have used threats, violence and intimidation in furtherance of their political aims, and that is the very definition of terrorism."
Kyle chronicles her long history with the Clintons in her explosive new book, "Hillary the Other Woman," and its revelations are likely to become a prominent part of the upcoming general election campaign.
The truth is even worse than you thought. Discover the explosive secret history of Bill and Hillary Clinton in the new blockbuster book, "Hillary the Other Woman," available right now from Amazon as an e-book, or as an autographed hardcover from the WND Superstore!
Kyle was responding to aggressive questioning by Cuomo of Trump after the presumptive nominee opened up his new line of attack against Hillary Clinton.
Cuomo had challenged Trump for calling the former first lady an "unbelievably nasty, mean enabler" who "destroyed" the lives of women preyed on by her husband.
Kyle's assessment aligns with the conclusions of Roger Stone and Robert Morrow in their 2015 best-selling book, "The Clintons' War on Women," that was among the first to contend Hillary is an "accomplice after the fact."
Stone and Morrow write that there were a "plethora of women whose voices she silenced and whose rights she took away" by engaging in a "war of character assassination and caused both physical and emotional trauma to the women who were victims of her husband's depraved behavior."
Willey: 'Hillary viciously assaulted me'
In her 2007 book, "Target: Caught in the Crosshairs of Bill and Hillary Clinton," Willey graphically described how Bill Clinton sexually assaulted her in the Oval Office, on Nov. 29, 1993, a day that was tragically the same day her financially strapped husband committed suicide.
After cornering Willey in the small hallway outside the Oval Office, Clinton began his sexual assault. Here is how Willey described the experience:
He kissed me on my mouth and, before I knew it, I was backed up into the corner, against the closed bathroom door and the wall behind the Oval Office. The president's hands were all over me, just all over me. And all I could think was, What the hell is he doing? Just what is he doing?
I tried to twist away. He was too powerful. President Clinton is almost a foot taller than I am and nearly double my weight. I couldn't get away and could barely think. I didn't know what I was supposed to do. He was my friend. And he was the president of the United States.
I finally managed to say, "What are you doing?"
"I've wanted to do this," he said, "since the first time I laid eyes on you."
From there, Willey describes how Clinton took her hand and placed it on his genitals, followed by an episode in which Clinton ran his hands under her skirt, as well as over her blouse and breasts.
Kathleen Willey recounts her ordeal with the Clintons in "Target: Caught in the Crosshairs of Bill and Hillary Clinton." For even more on Bill and Hillary's crimes and cover-ups, "The Clintons' War on Women" exposes the appalling details of their mistreatment of women. BOTH are available at the WND Superstore!
"Much has changed since 1993 and most of it for the better – a 27-year-old woman today was only 4 when the most powerful person in the world chose to assault me, as I explained to him the immense financial pressures in which I found myself," Willey continued in her Open Letter to Cuomo.
"My husband and I had been ardent Clinton supporters and lifelong Democrats – then Ed Willey got into financial troubles he hid from me that culminated, just as Bill Clinton assaulted me in the Oval Office, with his own suicide," she recalled. "It is tougher to imagine a lower place than we lived then and for years afterward."
What shocked Willey even more perhaps than Bill Clinton's sexual assault was Hillary Clinton defending his behavior for fear it may damage her political chances of becoming president in the future.
"But what made it brutally harder were decisions it seems that Hillary Clinton took – rather than send Bill Clinton to the poor house, divorced and in disgrace, counseling or even rehab, Hillary Clinton apparently saw my plight and other gathering storms as her ticket into elective politics and eventually towards her own presidency," Willey emphasized in the Open Letter.
Hillary threatens Willey in Paula Jones case
Here is where another parallel to the Dolly Kyle case demands attention.
The viciousness of Hillary's attacks on Kyle kicked into high gear when Kyle decided to give a deposition in the Paula Jones case, going public with the details of her decades-long sexual affair with Bill Clinton.
"Hillary and Billy's later attempts to destroy me ran the gamut from planting false stories in national publications to pretending that I didn't exist," Kyle writes. "Billy would later lie about me under oath in a federal lawsuit, and he would suborn perjury to get another person to lie about me too."
Kyle insisted Hillary knew exactly what she was doing.
"I'm not sure I ever discovered the full extent of Hillary's attacks on me because she used various publications to do her dirty work of discrediting me," Kyle finally concludes: "There appears to be no limit to what Hillary will do to destroy her perceived enemies. I wonder how long it will take her female supporters to realize that they are not her 'longtime friends' any more than I was. They are votes for her, pure and simple."
So too, after Willey was subpoenaed to testify in the Paula Jones case, Hillary set out to terrify her into silence.
"So I was viciously assaulted after that event in the Oval Office by Clinton allies in the media and by goons who actually threatened the lives of my children to try to silence me two days before I was to be deposed, under oath, in Paula Jones' sexual harassment case, 4 years later," Willey wrote in her Open Letter to Cuomo.
"She [Hillary Clinton] directed them to commit an even worse offense than that, a heinous act of which I have barely spoken," Willey noted, still not ready to make public this particular horror Hillary Clinton visited upon her. "My lawyer and I tried to fight that subpoena for months. It was a story that I never intended to tell anyone."
Even recalling what she went through testifying in the Paula Jones case, Willey re-experiences the fear she felt then.
"The threatening acts of terror continued for months. My pets went missing or died mysteriously way before their time," Willey detailed in her Open Letter. "My car was vandalized, I discovered a stranger at my basement door at 3 a.m. one morning. Strange and threatening phone calls never seemed to stop. Someone broke into my house in the middle of the night while I was asleep upstairs."
The truth is even worse than you thought. Discover the explosive secret history of Bill and Hillary Clinton in the new blockbuster book, "Hillary the Other Woman," available right now from Amazon as an e-book, or as an autographed hardcover from the WND Superstore!
'Sisterhood' of Clintons' sexual victims
In concluding her open letter, Willey made clear that while many of Bill Clinton's sexual victims are well known to the public, many more victims are yet afraid to come forward publicly, not willing to become victims a second time, this time to the violence Hillary was willing to unleash with her cover-up routine.
"And I am not the only one she [Hillary Clinton] attacked," Willey's open letter continued. "There are many others, Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones, Dolly Kyle, Gennifer Flowers, to name only a few. I have heard from many other women, who have told me similar stories of what Bill Clinton did to them, but still too afraid to go public with them. I don't blame them in the slightest. "
Willey said as more stories of the Bill-Hillary sexual abuse tactics become public, she finds new, shocking depths to the Clintons' moral depravity.
"It was only this year that I learned of even more of his sociopathic behavior," she wrote. "He has even called many of these women on the phone, barely weeks after he attacked them, to ask when they can get together again! In his sick, perverted mind, he actually thinks that he has done us all a favor, that we are truly blessed to have 'shared' those horrific events with him. We are indeed a sisterhood in many strange ways."
Willey concluded by marveling at the hypocrisy of Hillary supporters like CNN's Cuomo who are willing to excuse the Clintons' criminal sexual abuse and victimization modus operandi.
"Perhaps it is impossible to teach lessons to a Cuomo – I do not expect an apology from you or a forum to engage feminists on the many 'teachable moments' you all deserve to learn if you can," she wrote in conclusion. "Try to picture these kind of sick, perverted acts being committed against your wife, daughter, mother or sister. Take a walk in our shoes instead of attacking us as bimbos, trailer trash, nut-jobs and looney-tunes."
Regrettably, Willey ends the Open Letter knowing how futile her efforts most likely are when encouraging Clinton supporters to see the truth behind Trump's well-founded characterization of Hillary as the "enabler" of her husband's sexual crimes.
"Still, there is always hope – so I hope you will reflect on why you and your ilk are shunned by thinking members of society," Willey notes.
"I hope you will approach redemption by confessing your errors here and trying to make amends."


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