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Okay, we have officially become the stupidest nation in the world, or so the media would have us believe. Because I, for one, cannot believe that the kids in the United States think that simply because marijuana is becoming legal in increasingly more states and has been approved for recreational use that it is not dangerous.
Why do I make such an audacious claim? For the reason that that is what many recent articles in print news and on the web are stating: that kids in the United States have been polled and they believe that marijuana isn't dangerous simply because it is 'legal' (parenthesis because that is mostly for medical purposes). I can't believe kids would be that stupid, because if the children are our future than it ain't looking very bright. We also have to remember that these kids are buying and using drugs they purchase off the Internet sold as 'legal highs'. These are the same kids that are smoking synthetic marijuana and snorting chemicals that are approximating cocaine and methamphetamine but are light years more dangerous. So another question is (if the kids truly do believe that marijuana isn't dangerous) do we trust their opinion? Doesn't sound like we should, based on all the other drugs they're doing.
Now, flip that coin and think of all these legal highs, the heroin scourge that is plaguing the United States (not to mention the meth problem) and suddenly marijuana doesn't seem all that dangerous after all, does it? Maybe these kids are on to (not just on) something. Comparatively a little pot doesn't seem all that bad if you are prepping a syringe to shoot heroin or meth or cocaine or research chemicals. What would you rather have your kids do, smoke a little pot or snort some chemical they have no idea is yet can be bought from a website for twenty dollars? Do you even need to think of an answer to that? Do you?
We all know the inherent dangers of everything, don't we? Cheeseburgers will give you bad cholesterol and potentially make you fat…if you eat to many of them. Alcohol will shut down your liver, give you high blood pressure and increase your belly size…if you drink too much. Marijuana will make your reaction time slower, will impair your ability to drive and will seriously put a hurtin' on the Twinkies in your home at any given time…if you smoke too much. Cigarettes…don't even get me started on cigarettes.
So, the question remains: do kids really think that marijuana isn't dangerous simply because it is becoming increasingly legal? Let's ask them if they think cigarettes are dangerous, or booze or cheeseburgers or Viagra. I'd like to hear what they have to say.
Or maybe the media against the legalization of marijuana (sponsored by the tobacco and alcohol companies no doubt) should do a little more research instead of shouting 'Fire' in a crowded theatre during a first run showing of the latest Transformer's movie because I, for one, still refuse to believe that kids are that fucking stupid. Period.
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Time For A Crime Spree!
I don't know about anyone else, but I like to check my spam email because I get a kick out of what's in there. Why, just today I found out I was wanted in court for charges pending in Aurora, Illinois, Anchorage, Alaska and Raleigh, North Carolina. Wow! I must have blacked out again from a combination of booze and Ambien because firstly I don't remember flying to those cities nor do I recall perpetrating the crimes (which of course are not mentioned by name, only implied). What I have to do, prior to showing up at my hearing (that will go on in my absence I have been reassured) is download the attached file so that I may have all the proper paperwork in order once I show up. Is that all? Whew! That's a relief. I was worried you might want some money or something. So, with this in mind, I have some questions:
Question #1: Is this working on anybody? I've been getting this type of email now for the last couple of months and am wondering if it is a virus (I'm pretty sure it's a virus) or the perpetrators have found a way to extort money out of people via this method somehow. You know, like the messages you get from the Prince of Nigeria who has a billion dollars he needs to transfer into your bank account, all he needs is all of your pertinent info and voila! You are rich. Wow, was that easy. I should have done that a long time ago!
Question #2: Why do people waste their time with this shit? Really, you've got nothing better to do than to send out computer viruses disguised as phony lottery winnings (I've won every kind of lottery you can imagine, from the Google lottery to the Yahoo lottery to the Wells Fargo lottery…man am I lucky! I'm going to buy a Powerball ticket right now!) or some other ridiculous crap. Seriously, if that is your hobby, find another one. I hear making dolls out of earwax is all the rage right now.
Question #3 and final question: How come I keep getting messages from girls who want to give me a massage and then a blowjob but they don't even say their name, who they are and how they know who I am? And how did they know that the key to my heart (a deep, dark secret that NO ONE could have known about me) is that I am sucker for a massage and a blowjob? Seriously, how could they have known?!?! Its not like I advertised it or something. I also like food and beer, but that's another secret I don't tell too many people about.
So there it is, the wide, wide world of the Internet where faceless entities can send ridiculous messages around the world in order to spread computer viruses or try and hack into your bank account. I really wish I had that kind of free time on my hands, I truly do. If I did I could probably come up with a cure for cancer (or write a better blog than this one). At the very least think of a scam of my own that isn't as silly as telling someone they need to appear in court in some city they don't live in nor have ever visited (I've been to Aurora (hey Bob, how's the wife and kids?) I DID live in Raleigh but that was in '93, but I've never been to Anchorage (although I did have sex with a girl from anchorage, also in the '90's…maybe she set me up!) Cassandra, wherever you are, I want my Soundgarden CD back! And can we hook up again? You might have heard, I like massages and blowjobs and you were really good at both of those. Ciao!
Vegas On A Budget or Surviving The Circus Circus
"We do this for tips, you know," the Jack Nicholson impersonator said to me as I put an arm around him and leaned in close for a snapshot.
"I know," I replied, handing him a crumpled dollar. And I smiled for the camera, trying my best not to look too drunk. My hosts, a couple of savvy spendthrifts in their own right, were taking me on the budget tour of Vegas, from crummy crack hotels in neighborhoods littered with the refuse of discarded humanity to the towering heights of the Stratosphere in which we gained free entrance to the top to ride the Big Shot, and stopping off at many sorted places in between such as a tattoo parlor boasting $13.00 Friday the Thirteenth themed tattoos and the Belagio for free Mojitos. As my buddy snapped the photo I belched and tasted French fries. At least that was better than tasting vomit.
Our excursion started at four thirty on a Tuesday afternoon when they picked me up at the Las Vegas airport. We proceeded immediately to the aforementioned crack house they were presently occupying (only $195.00 a week!) and drank most of a bottle of vodka while sketching out our plans for the next three days. In a drunken haze we determined we'd mostly wing it, but much to my relief they'd booked a room for two nights at the Circus Circus. As it stood, that first night I'd be sleeping on the floor. The following two nights I'd at least have a bed, even if I didn't get much sleep in it (not what you think; I am a lousy sleeper).
The next morning was met with a pounding headache and sinuses (thanks to a cold I'd picked up two days before the trip) and in a daze I showered and shaved, anxiously awaiting better digs. I didn't have to wait long. We checked into the Circus Circus and after dumping off our things we made our way to the lobby floor to hit the slots.
"We never pay for drinks," Amir told me as we walked out into the mild winter sunshine to hit the Circus Arcade. "You sit at a slot machine, put in a buck, then wave over the waitress for a cocktail. Drinks are free as long as you are gambling."
The trick for me became how long I could make a dollar last. By winning twenty-five to fifty cents here and there I found I could get about three beers off a buck. And to keep the waitress coming around my friends and I would take turns tipping her. As long as she was making a few frogs it was worth her time.
We whiled away a lot of time doing that, but in between we realized there had to be other activities to make this trip memorable. Since the three of us weren't exactly what you would call 'rolling' we priced out shows until we found one for ten bucks apiece. It was a comedy club in the Riviera, which was perfect because it was right across the street from the Circus Circus. At all costs we did not want to drive, not with how heavily we were drinking. The show was a hoot, presented by two comedians whose names I now forget (I think one of them had the last name 'Bizarre', but I could be wrong) in which a drunk girl from the crowd was incorporated to our ensuing hilarity. This chick was either a plant or a total random score for these comedians. After the show we ended the night at the slots, drinking ourselves silly while losing pennies.
The next day we started by walking from the Circus Circus to the Belagio and drinking our way back through the casinos. The photographs accompanying this post adequately show our drunken procession from one end of the strip to the other. Suffice it to say I'll let them tell the tale. Our walk ended at the Stratosphere where Amir showed us how to get to the top for free and avoid the $18.00 charge: take the elevator that leads to the cocktail lounge (under the guise that that is your intended destination) and when you are let off the elevator just wait a few minutes and then take the stairs up to the top floor to the viewing platform and the rides. We rode the Big Shot (a wonderful contraption that catapults you two hundred feet into the air where you experience zero gravity before it rapidly descends and then hydraulics bounce you up and down a time or two for a giddy extra thrill). Upon its completion we used a coupon on the ticket to get a five-dollar slab of pizza and a large beer. Good times. We then drank our way back to the hotel and I ended the night with a tallboy of Miller High Life purchased for ninety-seven cents at a convenience store.
The next day's highlights can be summed up as such: 18 holes of mini golf at the official Kiss mini golf course (using a half off coupon it was only six bucks apiece); lunch at the Hard Rock Café (the gambler's special which is only $7.77) and a tour; a mid-day showing of the latest Hobbit movie in 3D (had trouble staying awake after two nights of lousy booze sleep) and then a $13.00 dollar tattoo from a parlor that just opened (I got Charles Manson and my buddy got $6.66). And in-between all of these shenanigans we did the usual: played slots for free drinks
The last night we spent in the crack hotel, me sleeping on the floor again, but after all the partying I got the best night of sleep I'd had in days. The next morning I awoke refreshed and after serving me pancakes my buddy and his wife took me to the airport where they went the extra mile and accompanied me inside. They had a reason, of course: one last bet on an airport slot. Throughout my visit his wife Aline had been winning ten and fifteen dollar bets (maybe even the occasional twenty) and at the airport she went one further and managed to coax $80.00 out of a machine. Lucky them.
It was a whirlwind of an adventure (as the pictures readily indicate) and I won't soon forget our exploits there on the Las Vegas Strip.
Green Bay Packers Go Down In Flames! Or, Who Will Be The Next Quarterback?
Can Green Bay survive this season and make it into the playoffs? That is a very good question! Their depth chart has obviously been challenged with all the injuries the team has sustained over the last eight weeks. At one point it seemed as if they were simply dropping like flies: James Jones, Randall Cobb, Jermichael Finely, Evan-Dietrich Smith, Johnny Jolly, Nick Perry and Clay Mathews just to name a few. And then the star quarterback Aaron Rodgers eats the turf and goes out, and the very next week his back-up Seneca Wallace pulls his groin (I pull mine all the time yet still remain in the game; go figure!) and ends his season. Holy crap it sounds like the trailer for a bad movie about replacement players. 'When all the first-string players go down, who'll be left to pick up the pieces?' And then they'll show a bunch of actors like Rob Schneider, Adam Sandler and all the other dudes that star in their movies. 'Who will save them now?'
In Green Bay the fine folks are hoping to go five and seven before Mr. Rodgers makes his way back into the neighborhood, figuring if he can return by the Thanksgiving game against Detroit the season can be salvaged. Maybe they can get in with a wild card, depending how the season plays out. As a rabid fan I can only hope the same. There isn't a lot of faith in the third string guy, Scott Tolzien, even though he led the Wisconsin Badgers to many a victory during his stint in Madison. Thing is, though, he lost out to another quarterback who replaced him, some guy named Russell Wilson who took the Badgers to the Rose Bowl. They lost, but it earned him a starting position at the Seattle Seahawks, beating out another Wisconsin/Green Bay alumni Matt Flynn. Hi Ho!
I am saying all this from a very unique perspective: I am presently staying in Green Bay. Why would I be hanging out in this mill town/slash football Heaven? Good question, one that I am not going to answer suffice it to say I will be departing next week and on to greener (ha!) pastures. My stay here has been interesting to say the very least, tedious and somewhat boring if I want to sound like an asshole, but the fine folks of this quaint little town have been more than generous, in their deer hunting, gun hoarding, binge drinking, racial slur spewing sort of way. Yes, this is the hallowed ground of the legends of Frozen Tundra lore, the kind of gridiron stories that inspire movies and books about muscle bound gods who attack one another viciously all in the name of fair play, where the name Vince Lombardi comes up at least several times a day in any manner of conversation. In fact, I am staying off of Lombardi Avenue, a mere mile or so from the stadium. In just about any place in this town you can see the stadium, a neon monolith that the Brett Farve era Packers helped transform from the once modest arena (replete with aluminum benches to keep your tush cold in the winter) to one of the largest sports venues in the United States. Sacred ground, Titletown, all that happy crap that I was so excited about when I lived far, far away from this desolate, backwater burg. Somehow it seemed much cooler to be a fan when I didn't live here; now I am just one of many who refers to the team as such: "We kicked their ass last week!" or "We're going to the Superbowl!" as if the citizens are actually part of the team, an extension, the fifty-third man so to speak. Yet in a town where the city does own the team I suppose one can say that as they do have some sort of say, even if no one in management listens to a word. Just ask Ted Thompson what he thinks of Joe Jerk-offs opinion. Ted would probably mutter "Go to hell" if you suggested back during pre-season that it wasn't a good idea to get rid of Graham Harrell or BJ Coleman, the thought being that Aaron Rodgers (despite his almost inhuman feats on the field) might sustain some type of injury that led to needing a back-up. Seneca Wallace? we all thought. Why the hell would they want that geezer out there? He practically needs a walker for Christ's sake. Does he even have any of his original teeth left?
Yet I digress. And I haven't even touched upon the poor play of the defense, who've allowed far more points than I'd care to mention (I'd have to look up the stat and I don't feel like it) and haven't been able to make any plays on the ball worth mentioning (forced turnovers, etc), although AJ Hawk has been looking alive out there, not to mention Mr. Jolly, BJ Raji and to a certain extent Sam Shields, although he has blown several key plays, most noticeably during the Monday Night Football debacle against the Bears and their six foot seven receivers. Holy man…
Is the season going to be a wash? Can Green Bay arise from the ashes and make a play-off berth? Will they continue to lose first-string players, continuously testing the depth of their second and third string players? Will Green Bay ever renounce its love of killing Bambi's mother, father, cousins and distant relatives? Will the fans ever admit how much they love chanting John Kuhn's name simply because they adore being given a free break on saying the word Kuhn (pronounced coon) all together in the mostly white somewhat ethnically challenged town? Some of these questions may never be answered, but the season will play itself out as it may, and in the end it is just a game, a game that generates more revenue than I'll ever be able to conceive of in my lifetime. Be that as it may, I'll still be watching because, what the hell, I love football and I love the Green Bay Packers. Go Pack!


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08 Sep 2012 by Graham P. Smith
Sarah-Jane Redmond has been enjoying working on her next televison role. Sarah will be appearing on Arrow, an action/adventure television series based on Green Arrow, the DC Comics superhero character. Arrow's pilot episode has been directed by respected Smallville, Millennium and X-Files veteran David Nutter.
Arrow stars Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen/Green Arrow and will air on The CW on Wednesdays at 8:00 pm Eastern/7:00 pm Central, starting October 10th, 2012. The re-imagined series is also coming to Sky in the UK.
Whilst you wait for the series, you can learn more about Arrow at The CW website and also watch the Arrow trailers and interviews available on YouTube.


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As I stand in my kitchen with it's mound of dishes, dirty laundry and the worlds cutest screaming baby, I ask myself, Why? Why do I try? They never like what I cook. It is a HUGE fight at the table every night. I have to send one or the other of the kids to their rooms and (ahem) a lot of yelling. Now, it isn't the veggies I have an issue with. It is the meat and "potatoes" part that they don't like. If I served fish, fries and a veggie every night, they would scarf if all up.
So, halfway through the cooking process my hubs comes in and grabs the baby because he just can't take it anymore. He smiles at me and I remember what it is all about. I suffer through every night of cooking, fighting and clean up because I love them. I make nutritious food as often as I can so I know that I am doing my part to build healthy habits for their futures. I really hope they appreciate it in the long run. For now I just muddle through and look forward to the days when I have time to fire the oven up and bake something sinful.
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The earlier versions of control-center (e.g. the 1.5.x versions) had a separate
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ability to change the window manager within gnome. The 2nd public beta of limbo
does not include this package and as yet I have found no way to change the
window manager within gnome. Switchdesk-gnome is not an option. This would set
up a different window manager OUTSIDE of gnome. What i'm looking for is to
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Putting the term "window manager" in the GUI isn't really an option.
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OrganFax news brings you all the latest from the world of the organ and keyboard. From new product launches, to festivals and other exciting events. Please feel free to contact us with any news you would like featured on this page.
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The Association of Organ Enthusiasts is holding its Members Break, at the Mercure Kidderminster Hotel, Habberley Road, Kidderminster, in the heart of rural Worcestershire, commencing on Monday 3rd March. The residential event, our twenty-third at this venue, which runs for five days, is primarily a get-together for members, but there is ample capacity for day visitors, members or non-members, at a cost of just £5 per day which includes all sessions.
Artistes featured are Steve Hubble, Tony Stace, Mark Thompson, Byron Jones, Ian Griffin, Nicholas Martin, David Ingley and Howard Beaumont.
The hotel is set in over 20 acres, located just one mile from the picturesque riverside village of Bewdley, in the heart of rural Worcestershire. The whole area is surrounded by spectacular countryside with the Cotswolds, Malvern, and Clent Hills all within an hours drive. The West Midlands Safari Park and Bewdley Station on the Severn Valley Steam Railway are also located within a mile of the hotel.
For visitors planning to spend the whole day with us, the hotel does a good selection of bar snacks, and at additional cost, arrangements can be made for visitors to join the residents for the evening meal.
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Clean Room Floor Systems
The integration of semiconductors is increasingly progressing, while there has also been outstanding progress made in terms of the accompanying accuracy of peripheral equipment. These efforts are supported by the use of super clean rooms. To eliminate dust, as a matter of course, the floor materials partly responsible for the space are subject to stringent checks.
The clean floor, created through the rich experience and performance of SENQCIA CORPORATION for double floors, will respond to the highly developing needs for the domain of electronic precision instruments, supported by its comprehensive technical capabilities.


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FIRE, The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education took the University of Missouri-Kansas City to task because it appeared the school was blocking students' spontaneous free speech.
One problem: When asked about the restrictive policy FIRE had highlighted, UMKC officials said it hadn't been the school's policy since 2015. But the policy had inadvertently been left in the university's student handbook.
John Martellaro, UMKC spokesman, said Tuesday that "some confusion may exist because we discovered today that an older web page with the discontinued policy that should have been deleted is still live. We are working to fix that problem."
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Officials at FIRE said the old UMKC policy was on the university website as of Monday, when they checked and rated the school on free speech. FIRE gave UMKC its lowest grade on the allowance of free speech on campus.
That rating was based on UMKC's outdated policy, which said all campus demonstrations and rallies had to be registered with the university at least 10 working days in advance.
FIRE said that policy presented an "extreme waiting period," and would make "spontaneous expressive activities on campus impossible."
More common, but not ideal, FIRE says, is for universities and colleges to require a two- or three-day advance notification about a planned student demonstration or rally.
Under its new policy, based on the Missouri Campus Free Expression Act signed into law in 2015, UMKC has no wait time for demonstrations and students do not have to register a rally or protest in advance with the university.
"Students must be able to engage in demonstrations and other types of expression in response to unfolding events both on campus and in the world around them," said Samantha Harris, vice president of policy research at FIRE. "We would consider a waiting period of any length to be troubling for this reason..."
The University of Missouri campus in Columbia also does not require students to wait and register protests with the university administration, said Christian Basi, an MU spokesman. Kansas State University also said it does not have a wait time or registration requirement. The University of Kansas did not respond to an email asking about its policy.
The UMKC policy was selected from the FIRE database of roughly 450 colleges and university policies, and highlighted as one that needs attention, Harris said. FIRE has been drawing attention to policies that restrict free speech for about a decade.
About half the universities marked by FIRE as having restrictive or unconstitutional free speech policies ultimately have revised their policy to make it right, Harris said.
As for UMKC, Harris said, "I'm glad it was an outdated policy and that they will be taking it down. This is a great resolution." She said that as soon as UMKC makes the change, FIRE will change their rating.
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PIGEON RACING: Parkers win Grantham United race
Grantham United Flying Club's race from Alnwick was won by D. Parker and son.
Nine members sent 154 birds.
Results: 1 D. Parker and son 1158, 2 G. Wilson 1138, 3 Mr and Mrs L. Gilbert 1137, 4 C. Creighton 1134, 5 C. Creighton 1132, 6 C. Creighton 1128, 7 Mr and Mrs D. Dixon 1124, 8 Mr and Mrs D. Dixon 1124, 9 D. Parker and son 1121, 10 Mr and Mrs D. Dixon 1118, 11 D. Parker and son 1118, 12 J. Ramm 1117, 13 C. Creighton 1116, 14 J. Ramm 1108, 15 Mr and Mrs L. Gilbert.
l Grantham and District North Road Club's latest race was won for the second successive week by club secretary John Norris.
Nine members sent 128 birds from Seaham Harbour and race sponsor was Bet Booth of Great Gonerby.
Results: 1 J. Norris 1183.1, 2 J. Norris 1182.5, 3 J. Norris 1182.4, 4 M. Tudor 1177.6, 5 D. Fowler and son 1176.0, 6 J. Norris 1114.1, 7 D. Fowler and son 1111.4, 8 D. Gilbert 1079.3, 9 G.Smart 1074.2, 10 A. Tudor 1059.7.
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David Leitch May Direct the Fast & Furious Spin-off Film
Director David Leitch is in preliminary talks to direct the first spin-off film for The Fast and the Furious film franchise. Nothing is locked in yet but discussions are underway. Picking Leitch to direct a Fast and the Furious film would be a shrewd choice. Leitch's filmography screams high-end action and adventure films. Leitch directed Atomic Blonde, was the second unit director on Ninja Assassin, Captain America: Civil War, and co-directed John Wick.
The script for the proposed Fast and Furious spin-off, written by Chris Morgan, has already been completed. The film involves Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) and United States Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) Agent Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson).
The Fast and Furious spin-off also already has a release date. The film is scheduled for theatrical release on July 26, 2019.
The plot synopsis for the last The Fast and the Furious film, The Fate of the Furious: "Now that Dom and Letty are on their honeymoon and Brian and Mia have retired from the game—and the rest of the crew has been exonerated—the globetrotting team has found a semblance of a normal life. But when a mysterious woman (Charlize Theron) seduces Dom into the world of crime he can't seem to escape and a betrayal of those closest to him, they will face trials that will test them as never before.
From the shores of Cuba and the streets of New York City to the icy plains off the arctic Barents Sea, our elite force will crisscross the globe to stop an anarchist from unleashing chaos on the world's stage…and to bring home the man who made them a family."
F. Gary Gray's The Fate of the Furious starred Dwayne Johnson, Charlize Theron, Vin Diesel, Jason Statham, Scott Eastwood, Lucas Black, Helen Mirren, Jordana Brewster, Kurt Russell, Michelle Rodriguez, Nathalie Emmanuel, Elsa Pataky, Kristofer Hivju, Tyrese Gibson, and Theresa Cook.
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DK's essay project on chess bloggers is well underway with nine completed to date (seven bloggers and two wildcard topics). Those hoping for inside dirt and scandal are sure to be disappointed. Instead, what we have is... well, to be perfectly honest, I'm still not sure exactly what we have. Words like interesting, baffling, enlightening, off-beat, thought-provoking, twisted, or captivating simply don't capture the essence of the essays.
They remind me of watching an art film and leaving the theatre thinking, "What the heck was that about?", and then continuing to ponder the ideas presented for days on end. Somehow, DK has this amazing ability to capture deep insights into people he knows only through this virtual realm. He wraps these perceptions in literary allusion and mystery and reveals them to the reader only with time and contemplation.
The essays themselves are not the complete story. Many of DK's comments on the essays are worthy pieces of writing in themselves. Without revealing any specifics, let me just say that his discussion on seeking truth over playing the game and paying a price for it, struck a deep and powerful chord with me.
Get yourself a large cup of tea, sit back in a comfortable chair and start the excursion. Then, give it a few days to sink in...
- Prolegema to Any Future Chess Blogger Community, or Kant Help it (featuring Temposchlucker, Blue Devil Knight and Wormwood)
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IDI Signs Leases Totaling 99,260 SF at Commerce Way Business Park
ATLANTA, November 5, 2013– IDI, a leading full-service industrial real estate company, announced today two leases at its Commerce Way Business Park in Ontario. The leases, in Woodstock Building H and Woodstock Building A, contribute to the 456,077 square feet that have already been developed in the business park serving the Southwest Ontario market.
IDI's Commerce Way Business Park, located in the southwest Ontario market, is in close proximity to Highway 401 and Highway 403. AGCO Corporation (www.agcocorp.com ), a global leader focused on the design, manufacture and distribution of agricultural machinery, relocated to be closer to its customers and transportation infrastructure. The 67,010-square-foot lease at Woodstock Building H will be used for storage, warehousing and distribution of agricultural equipment and related parts, as well as serve as a training center. Building H has 185,490 square feet available for lease.
Day & Ross, Inc, a third-party logistics provider, leased 32,250 square feet in Woodstock Building A for the storage, warehousing and distribution of automotive parts. The new space in the Commerce Way Business Park is near the company's customer base and close to an existing Day & Ross facility. Building A has 26,019 square feet available for lease.
"These deals reflect IDI's commitment to its customers to provide smart locations as well as strong facilities to maintain a competitive advantage in market," said Jeff Lanaghan, vice president of leasing and development in IDI's Chicago office. "Commerce Way Business Park is an example of growth in the Ontario market and we look forward to providing long-term value for current and future tenants."
Mitch Blaine, Randy Fisher and Larin Shouldice of CBRE represented IDI in both deals. Michael Black, also with CBRE, represented AGCO Corporation and Randy Fisher represented Day & Ross, Inc.
Commerce Way Business Park consists of two buildings totaling approximately 456,000 square feet across the 25 acre park. Other tenants at Commerce Way Business Park include: Miller Zell, Ancra and Scholastic Books.
Since the market began improving from the recession in mid-2011, IDI has started or delivered more than 12 million square feet in 11 states and has been the first to market with new inventory space in several cities.
About IDI
With nearly 7 million square feet currently under development, IDI is one of the largest privately-held real estate companies in North America focused exclusively on industrial property. The company, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, provides development, investments, property management and leasing services to corporations, property owners, investors, financial institutions and real estate service providers. IDI has ownership or interests in 45 million square feet of investment grade assets, with $2 billion in company-owned and joint venture assets.
Since the company's founding in 1989, IDI has built a reputation for delivering superior quality properties and service. To date, IDI has developed and acquired 170 million square feet of industrial space and completed more than 700 industrial facilities in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. The company's joint-venture investment portfolio, focused on building long-term value, holds more than 17 million square feet of assets and manages a portfolio of 70 million square feet.
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Working in an auto repair shop, we fight the stigma that we live to "rip off" customers daily. As the owner especially, I value our good word and name and believe in integrity. So what is this perception based on? To find the answer I did some research and found a few reasons to why customers have such a hard time with trusting auto repair shops.
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One of the reasons a customer takes a vehicle to a repair facility, is because we are the pros and they are not. I just let this statement speak for itself, because I know that within this field of professionals, there are too many that are not professional enough, but that is a whole other discussion. Again, this is just one of many reasons, but this one I want to focus on.
Even though a wealth of information can be found about any given topic, nothing replaces experience. Whatever you might think you know about cars simply does not compare to a technician who has been doing this for years on end. One of the biggest problems we encounter quite frequently, are people wanting quotes for self-diagnosed problems. Somebody they know told them, or my favorite, they went to one of the local parts stores, where an employee hooked up the diagnostic scanner and, voila – the magic code appears, which will be the answer to all problems. The customer now comes to us with this newfound information to prevent us from up-selling services they don't need. At this point, I probably don't have to mention just how many times this diagnosis isn't really what is wrong with the car, but because this information came first, we now have an uphill battle in convincing the customer. We will never go of a diagnosis we didn't make, even if it turns out the customer was correct. Every car that goes through our shop will go through a safety inspection as a starting point for new customers or just to know what is going on with the vehicle. To gain a customer's trust we explain what we found or take them into the shop to show the issues at hand. Nothing is as convincing like seeing things for yourself; On your vehicle. Building trust takes time.
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In my shop we cater to women. Why? About 60% of decisions about car repairs are made by women according to industry research. A lot of women feel that they are not treated as fairly as men. A lot of women feel patronized. I have heard this many times and this bothers me. Even with just a few years inside an auto repair shop I tried to figure out why this view is so persistent. In my opinion, ripping people off is an equal opportunity "crime". It's hard to judge or make educated decisions about something you don't know anything or little about, so that makes a person vulnerable to being taken advantage of. We always assume that all men know about cars. That can leave those men who don't possess this knowledge, feeling inadequate. The same as their female counter parts, they too feel vulnerable to being taken advantage of. In this scenario the lack of knowledge creates an environment of mis-trust. The greatest trust builders between shops and customers are in the little things, like things we don't charge for and the simple act of listening to customer's concerns.
On the issue of feeling patronized, I have my own theory. My own background is as a seamstress and in fashion management. I only mention this, because people at times ask my advice on how to do certain sewing related things and I have found myself answering on more than one occasion," Oh, that's easy", because that's how I feel about most of these questions, because I am good at what I do. But then somebody responded to me with "Yes, that's easy for YOU." And that got me thinking. I truly believe that a lot of these old-timey shop owners, who are also the main techs in their shop, are guys who are not the greatest at conversing with people. They just want you to drop off your car and leave them to do what they do best: Fixing your car. Put these two things together and you might feel patronized, because this person is just not good explaining what you need to know in layman's terms without making you feel stupid; Like explaining Math to a kid when they don't get it. If you can't relate, a good way of explaining is difficult. Of course, this is a different example, but same idea. I say all this because a lot of these guys are hard and honest workers and deserve a little credit. Then of course there are those who truly are patronizing, who will treat women, or any customer for that matter, like idiots or ignore the women, talking only to the husband. No excuse for them. Big mistake and another lost customer. I believe in encouraging questions. In our day and age, we call this transparency. The more you can make your customers see the value in your service, the more trust will develop between you and your customers. Every customer should be able to find a shop they can trust and feel, that the answers they are given are in their best interest. Well – That's in a perfect world. But we keep on trying.


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In The Guardian Paula Erizanu reports that Translated book sales are up, but Britain is still cut off from foreign literature. Some interesting numbers and explanations..
Category Archives: Translation
In The Observer Rachel Cooke writes about The subtle art of translating foreign fiction and six translators of some of the most popular recent translations discuss their work. Well worth a look !
'French Books in the US: The 2016 Edition'
At French Culture they have this year's installment of 'French Books in the US', listing all the translations of French books published in the US this year; see the summary-overview, or the full list [pdf]
'Translated fiction is not a genre'
In the New Statesman Judith Vonberg sensibly points out that Translated fiction is not a genre. Why do bookshops tell us it is ?
The Complete Review Guide to Contemporary World Fiction of course covers both works translated into English as well as fiction originally written in English.
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A study commissioned by the Man Booker International Prize (and relying on Nielsen BookScan numbers) shows that there has been a surge of interest in books in translation in the UK, beginning with the observation that: "The volume sales of translated fiction books have grown by 96% since 2001 against a market which is falling overall". Continue reading


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The registry contains information about a wide range of South African archival and memory institutions and organisations, and international collections that hold material related to Southern Africa.
This web site began with data from NAAIRS, prior to the introduction of the National Archives website. e-Family.co.za have retained records originally submitted by contributors, whose names are posted here.
Click Description for an overview of NAAIRS files and Pathfinder which will assist in identifying archive locations, database acronyms, and contact details within the National Archives.
Keith Meintjes has contributed a 107 page manuscript on Meintjes family research, available here. Keith is also looking for assistance on the WAHL family, and has published his current research here. Recent contributions include past Presidents and Prime Ministers as well as the WATNEY family in South Africa and 'Blanco' WATNEY of Sedgefield. Updated 05 Jan 2013
BMD's and Estates researched by Tobi Swart are here, or may be searched using the search box below. New data covers Irene Concentration Camp births during 1901 to 1902, BMD's from 1945 and legal adverts from the Pretoria News. Updated 23 Nov 2013.
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Nolene Lossau has made her research available transcribed from LDS Church microfilms, covering Transvaal, Orange Free State and Cape. The databases are here. Contributions by Sha Redfern and Ellen Stanton are now included. Updated 23 Dec 2006.
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Cape Argus BMD's contributed by Sharon Marshall are here.
Adelbert Semmelink of GSSA has devoted many hours to the Cape Death Notice index (CDNI). The first part of his work appears here. Updated 15 Feb 2006 - new search engine.
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Where to begin? Our cycling trip in Normandy was amazing in so many ways: the cycling, the churches, the countryside and the four C's—Calvados, Camembert, cider and crème. Our goal in choosing a Normandy cycling tour was to see the awe-inspiring WWII museums and monuments as part of our annual cycling vacation. It will take several posts to do justice to those sites as well as the commemorative displays we found in the towns along our route. I came away wishing every American could experience Normandy and reflect on the sacrifices made by so many to turn the tide in WWII and to defend the freedoms we quite often take for granted.
Perhaps the most striking site is The Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial at Omaha Beach, comprised of several sections, each of which leaves an indelible impression. First, the Visitor Center, as the brochure describes, "depicts the significance and meaning of Operation OVERLORD and honors the values and sacrifices of the World War II generation."
I was drawn to a panel quoting Antoine de Saint Exupery, author of The Little Prince, a title I recognized from my childhood. Who knew he was also a French aristocrat and aviator? For me, this excerpt from his Letter to an American simply and eloquently captures the spirit of America and expresses the sentiment we experienced in the small Norman towns we visited during our trip.
…American mothers did not give their sons for the pursuit of material aims. Nor did these boys accept the idea of risking their lives for such material aims. I know - and will later tell my countrymen - that it was a spiritual crusade that led you into the war.If the American soldiers had been sent to war merely in order to protect American interests, their propaganda would have insisted heavily on your oil wells, your rubber plantations, your threatened commercial markets. But such subjects were hardly mentioned. If war propaganda stressed other things, it was because your soldiers wanted to hear about other things. And what were they told to justify the sacrifice of their lives in their own eyes? They were told of the hostages hanged in Poland, the hostages shot in France. They were told of a new form of slavery that threatened to stifle part of humanity. Propaganda spoke to them not about themselves, but about others. They were made to feel solidarity with all humanity. The fifty thousand soldiers of this convoy were going to war, not for the citizens of the United States, but for man, for human respect, for man's freedom and greatness…How could I forget the great cause for which the American people fought?
Outside the Visitor Center, the Overlook provides a view of the beach and the English Channel. Gazing at that peaceful scene and replaying in my mind the horrific invasion images I've seen through the years was almost surreal. Next came the Memorial with its statue, "The Spirit of American Youth Rising from the Waves." What a fitting image to honor those men, many of them not yet 20 years old, who gave their all in the Normandy Campaign. This is the gateway to the Garden of the Missing where the semi-circular wall is engraved with over 1,500 names of those missing in action.
Finally, we began our walk through the cemetery of 9,387 graves, where I was awestruck as I looked out at row upon row of headstones. Hearing our guide speak about just a handful of individuals brought home the reality of lives cut short. Each Cross and Star of David has a story to tell.
It seems appropriate that we visited Omaha Beach on the final day of our tour to reflect solemnly on the debt we owe these brave men and women and to consider what the world would be like today if not for them. This quote from the Garden of the Missing says it all:
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CMA Part 1 Updates December 2017
The CMA Part 1 Study Materials have been updated, and all of the updated materials are available for current students to download in My Studies.
Changes in this December 2017 update include:
- Textbook: Information covering old accounting standards that are no longer tested was removed, topics were re-ordered to follow the LOS order, and some long examples were removed or shortened to focus on the core principles and concepts tested on the exam.
- Videos: Several videos were re-recorded to reflect changes in accounting standards.
- ExamSuccess, Essays, and Mock Exams: Questions that included previous accounting standards have been updated, and some questions were re-categorized to match the new textbook.
- Study Plan: Where necessary, the study plan was updated to reflect the latest updates to the textbooks, questions, and videos.
None of the changes are major, and if you are currently studying Part 1, you do not need to re-study anything. If possible, you can switch to the new textbook when you reach a major new topic, but the previous book can still be used for the exams in 2018 if that is most convenient for you. If you have any questions about these changes and how they relate to your studies, please contact us and we will be glad to assist you.
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I had hoped that things would be back to normal today, but things are busy for this one more day. Today I am going to give a quick refresher of a post I made around this same time last year. This week many children are back in school and many others are beginning their college careers. For those parents who make the choice to send their children to public school, this message is especially for you. I can not emphasize enough the dangers you are sending your child into should you send your child to public school, but be that as it may, the choice is made and now it is up to you to mitigate the spiritual harm that is about to befall your child.
You see, in public school, you have very little control of what your child is about to be exposed to. Sure you can go to PTA meetings and vote people on or off of the Board of Education. You can complain about teachers and principals. Sometimes, you can even opt your child out of some objectionable classes. Those are all important steps, but they are only putting up a paper shield in an attack with fiery darts. In other words, it will do very little good. What you can not control are those incidental things that a teacher may say or do and what you can never control are the children of other parents.
You can take comfort in the one Christian teacher your child may have, but you can not control the fact that your child will probably also have Muslim, Hindu, Homosexual, Agnostic, and Atheistic teachers in other classes. If that is not true this year, it will be true in other years. And while they may not preach their false religions or fallen lifestyles, they will live and model them. They will be examples that have your child's attention for at least five hours a week modeling at least subtly everything you do not want your child to be. Surely your child goes to Sunday School, but one hour of Sunday School in no way negates forty hours of negative teaching.
You may take comfort in that your school does not offer sex education or at the very least you can opt out of it. Perhaps you take comfort in the fact that your child is not old enough for that to be a concern. What you do not realize is that once your child leaves for public school, it is a concern. What they do not learn from teachers they will learn from their friends and other students. As they get older they will learn these things from people who are trying to manipulate them into giving them things that should not be given. There is almost nothing you can do about it, but the sad fact is that in a few years, they will be answering more questions about sex than they will be asking. By then, they will "know it all" and everything you try to teach them will seem basic and meaningless compared what they learned (and in many cases experienced) with their classmates. I am putting it bluntly, but it is the truth and one you will have to face as your children work their way through the public school system.
In public school, your child will have to learn evolution as fact and not for the lie that it is. Not only will they learn it as fact, but they will have to demonstrate their knowledge of that false ideology regarding our origins. Will you tell them to take a stand for creation or will you tell that in some cases it is right to lie as they demonstrate to their teachers as fact something you have taught them was a lie? What about homosexuality? School will teach them that it is a perfectly normal lifestyle and with the new laws regarding civil unions many of their classmates will have two mothers or two fathers. They will be forced to acknowledge them as a moral lifestyle choice despite you teaching them otherwise. With new bullying rules, they will have no choice but to acquiesce to the idea that homosexuality is a right choice. In fact, they will even be taught that it is good for them too should they feel that way. Speaking against that idea will only get your child in trouble.
All in all what you are doing is sending your child into the world to fight a war they are incapable of even understanding let alone fighting. The innocence of you love and cherish will be scourged by ideas of the world and all you can do to mitigate it is pray. Please do not think I am downplaying prayer by saying it is the only thing you can do. If anything, I am emphasizing it because you will need to wear your knees out each and every day pleading with God to shield your child from worldly influences. Perhaps God will answer that prayer and protect your child, but many times He will not. Many times the very fact that you have to pray for the protection of your child is a sign from God telling you that you should be sending your child elsewhere or to educate him or her yourself. God has given parents the responsibility to bring their children up in the ways of the Lord. You can not ignore that and expect God to reward your disobedience. There are many Biblical principles at play here, but today I want to focus on one. You see, no matter what you do for the few hours at night that you spend with your child or the hour you send them to Sunday school, you can not eliminate the effect of the hours and hours of worldly onslaught. No matter what you do, there is one principle you can not get around. I want you to take a moment and think on this verse and how it applies to your child in public schools.
Do not be deceived: "Evil company corrupts good habits." 1 Corinthians 15:33 NKJV


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The galaxy is populated by an endless variety of races and cultures. Whether they hail from the Core Planets or the uncharted regions beyond the Fringe, each race has its own traditions and holidays--some of which have been honored for tens of thousands of years. But for those races that have made the dangerous journey across the stars to the planet Nexus, there is a time of celebration that is enjoyed by all. For the Exiles, this time is known as Starfall, while at the same time the races of the Dominion celebrate Foundation Day.
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For the Exiles, Starfall represents a new beginning. Celebrated on the same day that Dorian Walker discovered the legendary Eldan homeworld, the Exiles see Starfall as the start of a new age of luck and prosperity, ending a long streak of bad fortune that had plagued their people for centuries. But more than anything, the Exiles celebrate Starfall to remember that they have finally found a place to call home, ending their long flight across the stars in the decrepit, aging starships of the beleaguered Exile Fleet.
Exiles typically celebrate Starfall among the people of their fledgling communities. For most, it is a weeklong celebration, characterized by local games and traditions such as Dorian's Hunt, Kiss the Matria, Merc Troopers, and Running the Blockade. Granok brewmasters take out their best casks of beer, Aurin tenders display their most beautiful gardens, and human Chroniclers tell their most cherished tales. There is a lot of drinking, laughing and good-natured mayhem. New friendships are made, and old ones are remembered. On the final day of the celebration, each community has an impressive fireworks display presented by local chapters of the Alchemist's Guild, a dazzling conclusion to the festivities that represents all of the joy, pain, and hope that has led to their new adventure on Nexus.


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While rumours of actor Anupam Kher as the seventh nomination to Rajya Sabha are doing the rounds, the Kashmiri Pandit community does not sound pleased with the reports.
BJP leaders Subramanian Swamy and Navjot Singh Sidhu, member of erstwhile National Advisory Council (NAC) Narendra Jadhav, Malayalam actor Suresh Gopi, journalist Swapan Dasgupta and boxer Mary Kom were nominated by the Narendra Modi government to the Rajya Sabha on Friday.
However, the BJP has yet to announce seventh name in the nominated category in the Upper House.
The BJP perhaps thinks that Kher's nomination would ease its position within the Kashmiri Pandit community.
However, the credentials of the actor, who, of late, has been at the forefront to defend BJP's stand on intolerance and nationalism debates, do not please many Kashmiri Pandits.
Sanjay Tickoo, president of Kashmiri Pandit Sangharsh Samiti (KPSS), said: "Kher does not deserve it at all. What has he done for the community? There are several other stalwarts who have worked hard for the cause of Pandit community. He has set his eyes for RS seat since last one year or so. But during that period he has done more harm. Spewing venom against any community does not fetch anything."
"There are some 6,000-7,000 Hindus in the Kashmir Valley. How he is going to increase their morale? We have done it alone so far. We rather feel insecure because of his speeches. How Kher can presume that any Indian not holding a Tricolor is not a nationalist? Why does not he shift with family to the Valley and see? Did he ever visit my home or any other family?" said Tickoo.
Meanwhile, lawyer Ashok Bhan said there is only remote chance of Kher getting the Rajya Sabha.
"President nominates eminent people. Does he fit that position of eminence despite trying hard to do so by subverting constitutional provisions? He is trying to masquerade the cause of Kashmiri Pandits to which he is not connected and does not know anything about. True KPs cannot a party to right wing politics as it is not there in their ethos," says Bhan.
For the lawyer, Kher is behaving like an anti-Kashmiri as he often abuses Kashmir in Kashmiri.
Commenting on reports, theatre personality MK Raina, "I felt very sad when I saw him lampooning intellectuals. He lampooned great personalities like Krishna Sobti who is 90 years old, a freedom fighter and a stalwart in her field, when they returned the award. Sahitya Academy is the most respected award for any writer and it is not easy to return it but he made a mockery of it. I was very upset, it pained me".


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Vikti eyes reflect a glowing green pyramid, mind set still to await a spirits bid.
The words are not spoken, and I'm not sure you can hear over this. Though once I touched the sun and I felt Bliss.
The ether reeks of demonic ways, a trance that seems to last for days, fate has a habit of parting the ways.
Vikti casts a rune on the floor, to find out what was never known before. Guide us straight through these mists, as we explore.
Am I finding myself or finding you, and when I finally get there what should I do.
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Solution to word ladder puzzle (21.01.2018)
Last month I posted a word ladder puzzle that I'd created. If you haven't done the puzzle yet, try it here before you look at the solution below!
It was a 2017 challenge to myself, to create the same kind of puzzle that Lewis Carroll invented in 1877. If you'd like me to create & post more of these puzzles, let me know.
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John Peel was born August 30, 1939 in Heswall, England. in 1959 he went to America and became a disc jockey for Radio WRR in Dallas. He returned to England in 1967 and joined pirate radio station Radio London, presenting a late night show. Later that year he began a long career with Radio 1, hosting a number of shows including Top Gear. 1998–2004 he presented Radio 4's popular Home Truths.
Radio disc jockey and presenter who fueled the independent music scene in England by debuting such performers as David Bowie, Joy Division, and the Smiths. John Peel was born on August 30, 1939 in Heswall, Merseyside, NW England, United Kingdom. He was educated at Shrewsbury School, and after completing his national service (1957–9) he went to America and became a disc jockey for Radio WRR in Dallas. He returned to England in 1967 and joined pirate radio station Radio London for a time, presenting a late night show The Perfumed Garden where he championed British underground bands such as Pink Floyd.
Later that year John Peel began a long career with Radio 1, hosting a number of shows including Top Gear. He was one of the only BBC disc jockeys to have complete creative control over his playlists, and bands flooded his mailbox with demo tapes and requested to be featured on his legendary "Peel Sessions" live sets. From 1998 to 2004 he presented Radio 4's popular Home Truths, which won four Sony Radio awards in 1999. His many other awards include Melody Maker's DJ of the Year on 11 occasions and the honorary gold Sony radio award in 2002. At the time of his death on October 25, 2004, while on holiday in Peru, he was working on his autobiography. The book, John Peel: Margrave of the Marshes, was completed by his wife and family and published in 2005. In October that year, John Peel Day marked the first anniversary of his death with over 300 concerts taking place around the world in his honor. He was posthumously made an honorary member of the UK Music Hall of Fame in 2004. His son, Tom Ravenscroft, a music journalist, began hosting his own internet music show on BBC Channel 4 Radio in 2006.
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Joseph "Ricky" Fletcher, age 64, of Heavener, Oklahoma, died Sunday, February 11, 2018 at Heavener Nursing and Rehab. He was born on Friday, April 17, 1953 to Joseph Bernard Ledet and Imogene Williams Fletcher in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ricky lived in Muse, Oklahoma for many years of his life and then moved to different parts of Oklahoma. He enjoyed spending time with his friends and family. Rickey was a brother, uncle, and a great friend who will be missed by all who knew him.
He is preceded in death by his parents.
Ricky is survived by his four brothers and sister in law, James and Dorothy Fletcher of Mena, Billy Fletcher of Mena, Bobby Fletcher of Mena and Loyd Fletcher of Houston, Texas; his sister and brother in law, Betty and Kervin Crochet of Mena; several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends.
Graveside services will be Tuesday, February 13, 2018 10:00 a.m. at Muse Cemetery in Muse, Oklahoma with Brother Tim Rose officiating. Visitation will be Monday, February 12, 2018 from 4-6 p.m. at the Bowser Family Funeral Home Chapel.
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Peter Wendelbo Amby (born 1982) is a Danish gallerist, art collector, art consultant, TV producer and commentator. Peter Amby is the son of the tax expert Christen Amby and little brother to the artist and internet entrepreneur Balder Olrik.
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"Meet McKinley" Night is tomorrow, Wednesday, September 6, starting at 7:00pm in the school gymnasium. This is an important opportunity for teachers to communicate expectations about your child's year. The evening will begin with a presentation from Principal Leslie Pearson and from the PTA President, Anna Wood, followed by classroom visitations. Teachers will begin back-to-back presentations, one at 7:30pm and one at 8:00pm. Please note that this is an adults-only event.
The 5th grade presentation will take place in the library for all 4 teachers at 7:30pm. At 8:00pm, 5th grade teachers will go to their individual classrooms. You may visit your 5th grader's homeroom classroom at 8:00pm or go to the presentation of another teacher at that time.


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With 5 Academy Awards, 3 Emmys, 4 Golden Globes, 21 Grammys, and a bajillion other accolades and nominations, John Williams has been scoring some of the greatest films for decades. Although he's been a composer for more than a hundred different projects, some themes stand out above the rest. Here are my top 11 themes from John Williams' impressive resume!
11) Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
10) Home Alone
9) Close Encounters of the Third Kind
8) The Phantom Menace - Duel of the Fates
-- Beautiful Break
5) The Empire Strikes Back - Imperial March
4) Indiana Jones
3) Star Wars
2) Jurassic Park
1) Superman
There it is, folks! 11...well, 12 of John Williams' greatest movie themes of all time. Did I overlook something? Maybe mis-rank your favorite one? Share your thoughts below!


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Professor Moira Whyte
Moira Whyte's research interests have focused on molecular mechanisms of innate immune cell apoptosis in the context both of chronic inflammatory lung disease and of host defence against bacterial infection.
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Head of the Medical School / Sir John Crofton Professor of Respiratory Medicine
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- Tracie Plant - ECAT Fellow (joint with Dr Sarah Walmsley)
- Eilise Ryan – Clinical Research Fellow
- Emily Watts – Clinical Research Fellow (joint with Dr Sarah Walmsley)
- Joseph Willson – PhD Student
Research Overview
My research interests have focused on molecular mechanisms of innate immune cell apoptosis in the context both of chronic inflammatory lung disease and of host defence against bacterial infection. These are areas of major therapeutic challenge with no effective therapies for persistent neutrophilic inflammation and with strategies to manipulate host immune responses to pathogens having exciting potential for treatment of antibiotic-resistance infection.
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I am a respiratory physician who trained mainly in London (St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College, Hammersmith Hospital, Royal Postgraduate Medical School and Imperial Cancer Research Fund). After MRC and then Wellcome Clinical Fellowships, I moved to Sheffield in 1996 as Professor of Respiratory Medicine and Honorary Consultant in Respiratory and General Medicine. I moved to my current position in Edinburgh in 2014.
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- Registrar, Academy of Medical Sciences
- Deputy Chair of the MRC/NIHR Efficacy and Mechanisms Evaluation (EME) Board
- Member, MRC Population and Systems Medicine Board (PSMB)
- Editorial Boards: British Medical Bulletin, Hypoxia Signalling, Physiological Reports
- International Advisory Board: Thorax
- Member, JRCPTB Specialist Advisory Committee in Respiratory Medicine
- I am active in both respiratory and general internal medicine. I have specialist clinics in interstitial lung disease and in adolescent respiratory medicine.
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I want to start by apologising to those was hoping to read posts on farmschooling. I will write that series on farmschooling in a couple of weeks time. We are just at a critical point in our transition into our new homeschooling method that I can't openly share about until all the t's have been crossed & i's dotted. So please forgive me if that is why you have visited today. I hope you find encouragement anyway and come back & visit when I get the farmschooling series up.
Our role as mothers is unlike any other role in the universe. We hold such a unique position of influence in our children's lives that will effect them for the rest of their lives & the future generations after them. A world renown architect may build something great that lasts for centuries. Well dear mother, what you are building lasts into eternity. The greatest job on earth compares not in influence or passion to that of a mother. The souls of these precious children we mould will continue forever. What an amazing, awe-inspiring & incredible role we play in this life.
I sometimes wonder whether I am qualified to write this kind of post. You see I am not one of those amazing women who have everything together (if in truth there are actually any). In fact were you to creep up & look through my window at any given time on any given day you would not see any hint of perfection. I am constantly failing in some area of my life. I am learning slowly how to juggle the many roles I have, whilst desperately trying to keep my priorities sorted. How I wish it were not so. I am too hard on the children, too soft on the children, have too high expectations on myself & fall down into heaps often. I get angry for minor things & overlook major things. I get so frustrated with it all at times & I'll admit that there are days that school hours & a professional job look so very much easier than the balancing act I am performing ( although I am not sure that it would be when I really think about it). The whole purpose though of writing this series of posts is not that I want you to think I have some magic formula or a perfect life. Instead I want to point you to the Lord who is indeed the solver of all issues, the guider of all who seek Him & who has a special place in His heart for mothers.
I have been praying about what to share with you & I am hoping to cover topics that particularly relate to homeschooling mothers over the following week. I will share a little of my journey through these issues & then give some practical advice on what I've found has been helpful to me. I am hoping to share in the following areas:
Dear mother, never, ever let anyone tell you that your role is inferior, that your life is worthless. Our Heavenly Father has given you this role at this exact time and will equip you for what He would have you do.
So today....hug your children, smile at them & count your blessings because if we actually think about it they are too numerous to even count!
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The Man from the Sleepy Lagoon
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London Again Suite Langham Place
Calling All Workers
Television March
The Dam Busters March
The most recent performance took place at The King and Queen pub Fitzrovia in June 2017. A video of an earlier performance can be seen at https://youtu.be/Kkw3_dtogRE
Eric Coates, 1886-1957
After studying at the Royal Academy of Music, Eric Coates played viola in the Queen's Hall Orchestra, under Sir Henry Wood, from 1910 to 1919. He began to enjoy success as a composer in the 1930s. Knightsbridge, the last movement of his London Suite, was the first of his pieces to be used by BBC radio as a signature tune (In Town Tonight). This was followed by Calling All Workers (Music While You Work) and By the Sleepy Lagoon, which still introduces Desert Island Discs. One of his last works, The Dam Busters March, formed the overture for the film The Dam Busters, released in 1955.
The Queen's Hall, Langham Place
This opened in 1893, and became Britain's premier concert hall. Many leading musicians performed there, and Debussy, Elgar, Ravel, and Richard Strauss were among the composers who came to the hall to conduct their own work. From 1895 to 1941 it was the home of the promenade concerts, established by the manager Robert Newman and the conductor Henry Wood. In 1941 the Queen's Hall was destroyed by a bomb during the blitz, and after the War the proms moved to the Royal Albert Hall.
David Acton (Coates) His most recent theatre work was at the Arcola, in Out of Joint's Jane Wenham the Witch of Walkern, and in Richard II. Before that he was with the BBC Radio Drama Company. Other theatre work includes Sue Blundell's How To Be Happy, the Royal Shakespeare Company, Propeller and Woman in Black (Fortune Theatre) which he is about to take on tour.
Rob McIndoe (director) His work includes Night Of The Umbrella (Lion & Unicorn), Threw A Glass Darkly (Royal Court), Remote Controlled (Unity Theatre Liverpool), Little Englanders (Etcetera) and Ellen Terry (St. Paul's), co-written by Sue Blundell and The Bonnington playwrights.
Sue Blundell (writer) Her most recent plays include 189 Pieces, staged at The British Museum in 2014, and Treasure, a short monologue about Peter Mark Roget of Thesaurus fame, performed in Manchester in 2015. She has also written plays about the Crystal Palace, the Happiness Index, Charles Darwin, the suffragette who slashed the Rokeby Venus, and the Greater London Council.
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