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I successfully sold Kieran's two KT100s and all of the spares and related items. Didn't exactly get what they were fully worth, but still enough to get a Briggs World Formula motor to replace them with some money leftover to get some necessary additional items like split sprockets since I can't use the solid sprockets we have. Next to sell those solid ones and the additional K80 motor and I will be able to focus on the WF for next season.
For the WF, I had a good line on one through EKN but the guy was a flake and sold it to someone else out from under me. But a few days later one popped up on eBay and I won the auction. I think I'll only need a mount for his kart to be ready to roll. The balance will be off with such a huge motor on the right side, but I should be able to shift some of the lead to the left to compensate. Still, it will probably be a little unbalanced for him. But I'm sure he'll get used to it, especially since he's just autocrossing it.
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As I promised, the panel-raising jig is now finished. The basic structure is unchanged, but the addition of a vertical fence and a lever clamp converted the proto-jig into a tool for panel-raising. The clamp is the Quick-Set Heavy-Duty Lever Clamp from Rockler (item # 29485), which happens to be on sale right now for $9.99 instead of the usual $15.99. This might be a good item to stock up on for future jigs.
Don't worry, the bottom screw hole in the fence doesn't have a screw in it. It was a temporary holding point while the other screws were driven, and the clamp was attached. By the way, pocket hole screws are a great way of attaching something like this clamp to the project. Their washer-head design snugs down over the baseplate holes quite nicely and allow you to adjust things slightly if need be.
Now, I have to determine the specifics of how to set up to raise the panels. There are a lot of variables to take into account, so I'll have to glue up a few test panels to work the details out.
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Dr Lluís Donoso, immediate past President of the European Society of Radiology (ESR), was interviewed last week in Vienna at the 2017 Annual European Congress on Radiology (ECR) regarding radiology's future. We embed the interview below as it provides a nice review of current technologies impacting radiology in the 21st century. According to Dr Donoso, a few of the key technologies are: i) artificial intelligence, ii) liquid biopsy, iii) Molecular imaging, and iv) quantitative biomarker imaging advancements.
Dr. Donoso also had a very interesting message to radiologists about enhancing their clinical role by increasing their exposure to their clinical colleagues. Radiologists have long been behind-the-scenes physicians (i.e., the doctors-doctors), reading exams in darkened basements. But this paradigm isn't viable anymore in an age of increasing connectivity and competitive healthcare delivery, and radiologists must be proactive about boosting their visibility.
Dr. Donoso --
"My recommendation is to open the departments, go into the clinical wards, be active in the multi-disciplinary teams, so at the end, the message is to be more clinical. This is my message, be more clinical, the more close to the value for the patient, the better would be our position. And other specialities and other disciplines in medicine, are not I have to say, that advanced in embracing technology. At least not like we are. So we have an advantage, its up to us to embrace that advantage."
We strongly agree that radiologists need to increase their visibility in every domain -- with both clinical colleagues and patients. Fortunately, As Dr. Donoso notes, radiologists are best positioned to see and adapt to these future changes because historically they have been on the cutting-edge of their profession in adopting innovative technologies.


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Budgeting is a mundane exercise that no one enjoys. When it comes to the same exercise for 130 Crore Indians its almost downright boring. Like the last year and the years before, no new big bang policy decision has been taken in the 2018 Union Budget.
To put it in perspective, only the number of GST changes in last 6 months have been more than all the taxation changes proposed in the money bill put to the parliament. Size of Bharat Mala project – announced in October last year is much bigger than anything new in this Budget.
Even Bank recapitalization plan is outside the scope of the budgetary announcements.
Sure, government has proposed bringing back Long Term Capital Gain Tax, but that will just mean some sleepless nights of country's top accountants and realignment of long term investments by High Net worth Individuals and Organizations.
It's been almost decade and half when the Finance Ministry discovered that anything of vital importance should be kept out of this money bill at all costs. After all, in the era of coalition governments defeat of money bills over unnecessary discussions leading to fall of government was a real possibility. It was then discovered that typically Union Budget timings are too off for electoral gains from big announcements and a flexibility in having such announcements is both desired and required.
Ever since the budget is little more than a photo-op which has not much of a significance. In last fifteen years except for a couple of loan waivers proposed in budgets hardly any other decision stands out.
With the reference may be its time that media changes its focus on what governments intend to do in the next year instead start asking tough questions on the last year missed budgetary targets i.e. the missed fiscal deficit targets, unspent allocations, overspendings due to project delays and seeping of funds meant for welfare.


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Summer Camp 2017
The summer program at Montessori Academy at Sharon Springs is 8 weeks of fun and learning for students who have a wide range of interests. Browse our schedule of programs here.
We offer full day camps for children from 3 years old to 12 years old in arts, humanities, sciences, and more! Camp Day is from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM, and Full Day is from 7:30 AM until 6:00 PM for Primary, and from 8:00 AM until 6:00 PM for Elementary.
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Primary: 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Elementary: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
8 Exciting Sessions
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First stop is the home of huggable pandas, beautiful kimonos, eggrolls, karate, soccer, and Bollywood dancing. Exploring the far East will bring us all good fortune!
"Good day mate!" Let's travel "down under" and visit the land of kangaroos, the Great Barrier Reef, didgeridoos, aboriginal boomerangs and grilling on the barbie.
Brrrr, its cold in here! Think huge frozen glaciers, Eskimos, building igloos, searching for whales and penguins, and snow globes; a few of the fun ways to stay "cool" this summer.
Lions, tigers and rhinos! Let's go on a safari expedition, make tribal masks and bead necklaces, see African dance and drumming, and experience a side trip to Madagascar to explore its endless wonders.
South America
Watch out for the Tree Frogs! See colorful South America with Carnival Parades, prehistoric caves, musical rain sticks, and of course, the Rain Forrest.
Hop across the pond and let's say "bonjour" to the sights, sounds and art of Europe. Our tour includes Windmills, the Eiffel Tower and Prince and Princesses and dancing the Irish jig.
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Let the games begin! Kids experience the MASS Olympics: Opening ceremony, individual and team sports, indoor and outdoor games, medals and the closing ceremony.
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"You Gotta Have Art"
Bring out your child's inner artist during this amazing summer camp week! They will be instructed by an experienced artist in mediums that include painting, drawing, sculpting and more.
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Drama camp features acting, improv, creative play, singing, dancing and designing. We will play theatre games, make up stories, sing and dance to music, and practice for our big performance on Friday.
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Kids learn basic cooking techniques such as knife skills, braising, sautéing, poaching, baking, and preparing fresh pasta. The week ends with a visit to a local culinary school and a binder full of recipes.
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Vanlalzawma : biography
Vanlalzawma a politician from Mizoram who was a Member of the Mizoram (Lok Sabha constituency) in the 13th Lok Sabha and 14th Lok Sabha. In the confidence voting on July 22, 2008 that the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) won with a 275-256 margin. Among these ten, two MPs towed their party line of equidistance from the Indian National Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Those two are:
- Trinamool Congress: Mamata Banerjee and
- Mizo National Front: Vanlalzawma
He was educated in Pachhunga University College and North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU)and has completed his Education in MA History.
He served as lecturer in Hrangbana college and was elected as President of Young Mizo Association (YMA), the largest NGO in Mizoram.
He is a member of the Mizo National Front and has represented the Mizoram constituency in the Lok Sabha since 1999. He is a member of the Committee on Petroleum & Natural Gas, and the Consultative Committee, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology.He is now standing for MLA Election in Aizawl South 1 Constituency.
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by Maggie Baxter, Green Belt Movement International
I came to the conference as a trustee of Green Belt Movement International whose founding director received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004 – Wangari Maathai. Having been the Executive Director of WOMANKIND Worldwide, a UK international women's rights and development agency, and now working on stopping the trafficking of women into the UK, developing a women's resource and fund in the UK and supporting a small agency called Women for refugee women, the opportunity of attending the conference was an opportunity to listen and reflect. To listen to women who were tackling the complexities of peace building both as academics and practitioners, to test my knowledge and assumptions on women's rights around the world, and begin to see where and how my experience could be used in the future.
I was particularly interested in hearing how outside agencies, whether individuals or organisations, could assist in other people's crises. After all I had spent nearly 20 years working for funding organisations. What was appropriate? What was legitimate? What was asked for?
It would also throw light on how the women Nobel Laureates could collectively bring their influence to bear in changing things on the ground for communities suffering as a result of conflict. Conflicts which were often not of their making and deeply rooted in a number of conflicting arenas: global power-mongering; corporate supremacy; the market economy; international and national government policies – and the victims of most conflicts being women and children.
Day 1 –
The day was one of setting the scene with insights of the role the USA played on the world stage both politically and economically and how their instability and fear had set the world on a possible path to a third world war. By the end of the day my head was spinning from the many concepts that had been thrown out and chewed over: fundamentalism; identity politics; power mapping; the 'weaponisation of women's bodies', capitalism and market economy and many more.
But what of the role of outsiders to the situations? It was mentioned that we need to think of what kind of interventions were appropriate for donor agencies, governments, civil society activists acknowledging that support and resources are needed – but support needs to be sure that it is not doing more damage or harm than the help it brings.
The messages: be careful who you partner with, there may be conflicting agendas; through these partners continue to make the connections and linkages and a collective movement and strength can be achieved; always use the media with individual powerful stories – each story should add strength to the other.
But beware! International not for profits are feeding on women in areas of conflict – they take a third of the budget back to their own countries, they don't listen to local voices who know what needs doing, they are arrogant thinking they know better. This message came across loud and clear on the second day…
Day 2 –
The power of the Northern Ireland experience was profound and made more so when hearing the traumatic stories of women who had lost their immediate families in Israel and Palestine. The positive energy Ann & Bronagh brought to the conference was palpable and their messages clear: 'violence does not work', 'there could never be a winner', 'dialogue is crucial', 'keep hope alive', 'it is all about inclusion, human rights and equality', 'peace building is hard hard work'. Hopefully their experience will have an impact on the Middle East – it would seem they are about ten years behind Northern Ireland in the negotiations. Their experience can and should help all conflicts around the world and resources must be made available for this to happen.
So here is something outsiders can bring – resources to make sure experience is shared. However frustration with external intervention was expressed in an outburst of 'Get out of the way, stop gate keeping, listen more productively'. So having felt momentarily that there was a positive contribution an outsider could bring I was back in my box! Also we had heard quite rightly that outsiders should be encouraged to 'study the culture of the countries before intervening, use national expertise at all times – they know the issues and the solutions'. However it was stated that nationals working for international agencies are always treated as a 'lower' person and never with the same degree of knowledge and respect as those who think they know better based outside the country. I wish international agencies would hear this.
Day 3-
It wasn't until I reached the airport at 8.30 p.m. thinking of my three day old friends settling in to celebrate the conference, sadly missing Wangari's promised Irish jigs, that the full impact of the three days hit me. The face of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi came to mind. I read the pamphlet entitled 'Still licensed to rape' highlighting the systematic rape of women -the youngest being only 8 years old- by the military as a strategy to subjugate the peoples of Shan State in Burma. The same stories, slightly different, had come from Northern Uganda, from Darfur, from Kosova, Iraq, Palestine and Afghanistan. Stories of rape used as a weapon of war, so called 'honour killings' to save the reputations of families, the denial of access to information and justice – the many forms of violence against women flooded back. Violence against women does not only occur within conflict situations, it's all pervasive trafficking of women into the sex industry, female genital mutilation, early and forced marriage, domestic violence – the list seems endless.
So sitting waiting to be called at Shannon Airport to leave for London Heathrow, I resolved to continue the struggle to get resources to women and women's organisations so strategies and experiences can be shared – tomorrow I chair a meeting to push forward a women's resource agency and fund in the UK to support women there and around the world. Do I have a choice? In the words of Ghandhi one has to 'be the change you want to be'.
Thank you Nobel Women's Initiative for the time in Galway; it was inspirational.


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It's ready! I have finished my book project and they turned out really well.
It's called Reflections of a Sopping Wet Desert Rat: The Beginning. There's only a limited number of copies available, ten to be exact. So if you want a copy, let me know right away!
Like I said in a previous post this little publication includes the original ten reflections that started this whole thing and original art by me! I'll even autograph it for ya, cause I'm sweet like that.
To get a copy for your very own just email me (staci at stacicrouch dot com). Remember I only have ten so act fast or you could miss out!


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holy fucking hell! this is powerful, troubling, and wonderfully written.*****
When we go to the park, Daddy and Momma talk on the picnic bench, but I can only guess at what they say as Momma nods, pets Daddy's arm, looks away, then looks to him again. My cousin comes, too, and we stay on the playground, make up rules for an obstacle course for a race we will run--swing from the monkey bars, run across the moving bridge, go down the slide, and back to touch the safe point. We don't have watches to time each other, so we count aloud, and my cousin is always fastest, able to swing across the bars two at a time and run down the slide instead of sitting down. When she wins, she puts her hands up in the air, bows, and sticks her tongue out at us, bright and pink.
It's funny when she does it, and we do it, too, laugh, do it again, and I hear Daddy call. I look to the picnic bench, but he's not there. He's at the edge of the playground. He'd been watching us the whole time, and I put a hand on my sister, and she looks, too.
He goes to the car, and Momma follows, motions for all of us to come, too, and we ride back home in quiet. Daddy looks at us in the rearview mirror, looks away, breathes hard, and although it's hot in the car, gooseflesh rushes up and down my arms. My cousin touches me, whispers. "Are you in trouble?"
I mouth my words back, so Daddy won't hear. "I don't know."
We pull in the driveway, and Daddy shuts off the car, and we all get out, walk to the stairs to the room where we live above Daddy' sister's garage. My cousin goes to her porch, and I can feel her eyes watching us as we climb the stairs. I hear her voice, hard, unlike anything I've heard from her before.
"They didn't do anything."
Daddy turns around, breath catching, and I climb up the stairs faster.
"They did nothing wrong," she says, and her voice is controlled, and although I can't see her, I know how she's standing, hands on her hips, eyes up at Daddy.
Daddy lurches down the stairs, and Momma calls after him. My cousin doesn't move.
"This is none of your business," he hisses, and when I look, he's pointing to her, his hand inches from her face. "You know nothing."
He pauses between each word, his voice down to a growl, and I go inside, don't watch her leave, don't watch as Daddy comes up the stairs again.
We know what's coming next, and my sister and I wait at the end of the room, our backs to the walls and wait for him to pick who's he'll punish first. My sister wrings her hands, steps from one foot to another, breathes through her nose as she watches Daddy stop at the door, cross to the bed and sit. He calls us over.
"Get in a line," he says, and we do. My sister's in front, Daddy's looking at the floor, then looks up at her.
It scares me when he's like this, when he tries to hold himself back, and I watch for the stillness, the clenching of his fists, the closing of the eyes before he breaks, something I know he'll do.
"Do it again," he says.
My sister knows, too, and starts to cry, backs up against me.
"No, Daddy," she says. "I don't want to."
It's hard to understand her, because she's crying hard now, words blurred, as she draws herself in, hands to her chest, hunched over.
"I said," he says, and his voice is hard. "Do it again."
I'm shaking now, and I watch my sister take another step back, straighten, and hold her breath, her chest still hitching. Her face is red, and she looks to him. Daddy's face hasn't changed, and I watch the muscles of his forearms twitch, his fists grow tighter, so that parts of his hands are white.
She takes a breath, holds it again, then her tongue slides out, slowly as she looks to Daddy, and he springs free.
In an instant, she's on the floor on her back, and Daddy's on top of her, holding her down. She's screaming, and Daddy puts a hand over her face, his hand covering her forehead, her nose, and her eyes. He takes his other hand, puts it in her mouth. She chokes, and he brings her tongue out, and with the hand that held her face down, makes a fist, hits her chin, then again, and again until she closes her eyes, bites her tongue through.
Blood is everywhere now, on her, on him, the floor, and he turns to me.
He pushes me down, and we're both on the floor. He's on top of my chest, and I can't breathe. I feel his hand on my face, feel it brush past my lips, and I taste my sister's blood.
"Do it," he says, and I can't see his face. Mine is covered by his hand, and I only see darkness.
I obey, but turn my head when he rams my jaw open, when he pulls my tongue past my teeth, turn it more when I know he will hit me, hit me as he did my sister, and it works. My back teeth bite down, the ones I know won't cut as bad, and I hear my tongue crunch between my teeth, feel my mouth fill, become hot as the blood comes.
I don't move when he gets up, don't look to my sister who is heaving on her hands and knees now, throwing up blood on the floor. She's crying between heaves, and Daddy kneels next to her. I can see his feet and her lurching body at the edge of my vision.
"Dry up," he says, then slaps her head, says it again, and she leans back on her knees, head bowed as she holds her bloody hands to her mouth, fights her body to keep still.
I don't want to watch, but I do, and Momma picks us up, takes us to the bathroom where she washes our clothes and holds ice to our mouths. She closes the door, but I can hear Daddy turn on the TV and watch the news stories, because he plays them loud.
My sister's stopped crying and as Momma washes our faces, checks our mouths to see if they've stopped bleeding, my sister shows her where part of her tongue's been cut off, jagged where a piece is missing. Momma puts the ice back on, gives her a washcloth to put in her mouth, too, and we sit on the floor, wait for the bleeding to slow.
Momma pets our arms, holds my sister in her lap, rocks as she hums one of the worship songs from church.
"Your daddy still loves you, baby," she says, but neither of us say we know.
My sister doesn't move as Momma continues to rock her, and I get close to her face, and she looks. "I'm sorry," I say. I don't care if Momma hears.
My sister furrows her eyebrows, tries to say something, but the ice, the bloody cloth is in the way.
"I should have gone first."
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holy fucking hell! this is powerful, troubling, and wonderfully written.*****
Strong writing. Intense. Very effective piece. The solo line is just the right way to end.
Ooooooh, jesus. This was hard to read. Too, too real.
Excellent piece. Not an easy piece, but wow!*
A child... too precious for this. The sad part is you can bet, for someone, this is not fiction.
Stunning and powerfully told. "Your daddy still loves you, baby," she says -- the total helplessness of this, and the even more helpless "I should have gone first." *


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Gruel Sentence Examples
- So this gruel isn't to your taste?
- Their use is for gruel, which used to be consumed as an ordinary drink in the 17th century at the coffee-houses in London.
- Is the chronicle of Guillaume Gruel (c. 1410-1474-1482).
- Flies and frogs were also complained of, and Sidonius, writing in the 5th century, complains bitterly of the "feculent gruel" (cloacalis puts) which filled the canals of the city, and gave forth fetid odours when stirred by the poles of the bargemen.
- Gruel entered the service of the earl of Richmond about 1425, shared in all his campaigns, and lived with him on intimate terms. The chronicle covers the whole period of the duke's life, but the earlier part, up to 1425, is much less full and important than the later, which is based on Gruel's personal knowledge and observation.
- In spite of a perhaps exaggerated admiration for his hero, Gruel displays in his work so much good faith, insight and originality that he is accepted as a thoroughly trustworthy authority.


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Alex and his dad had the fence up within two days, and it looks fantastic.
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Celestial Seasonings, Herbal Tea, Sleepytime, Caffeine Free, 20 Tea Bags, 1.0 oz (29 g)
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The Deputy Director of the state of Washington Department of Corrections has been named the new director of the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services by Gov. Pete Ricketts.
Ricketts has appointed Scott Frakes of Olympia, Washington as the director to replace Michael Kenney.
Ricketts made the appointment from recommendations made after a national search for a director to take over the troubled department.
Frakes has been with the Washington Department of Corrections for 32 years, working his way up from Correctional Officer through various positions. He became Deputy Director in early 2012. At the post, he oversaw six prisons with nearly 3,000 staff members, 8,000 inmates, and a biennial budget of $450 million.
"Scott's broad experience working at nearly every level in the correctional system will help Nebraska chart a new course for the department," Gov. Ricketts said in a written statement released by his office. "I look forward to working with Scott and the Unicameral to reform Nebraska's good time law and ensure our system meets our goals of public safety and fiscal responsibility."
The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services has been under intense criticism for not seeking the civil commitment of Nikko Jenkins, who killed four in Omaha after being released from prison.
It also has been criticized for failing to follow two state Supreme Court rulings, which led to the miscalculation of hundreds of prison sentences and the premature release of hundreds of inmates.
Frakes will take office on February 2, 2015, according to the governor's office. Additional announcements about candidates for CEO of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services will be made at a later date.


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We are reading the content of macro enabled excel file(xslb) while attaching to the fiori application. We are getting file content in xstring format.
Now we need to get the XSTRING into internal table for further processing of the data.
To achieve this we are performing the below steps
1. With the help of FM: SCMS_XSTRING_TO_BINARY we are converting the content into binary format.
2. With the hep of FM: SCMS_BINARY_TO_TEXT we are converting the binary content to text format but we are getting junk character after conversion.
However in case of (.txt & .xls) files conversion works fine.
Please suggest how we can achieve this.


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More than hundreds of Android app developers seem a little bit concerned and frustrated with the new decision made by Google. Reports from several reliable sources indicate that Android app developers whose applications use the Accessibility feature of Android tablets and smartphones outside their intended purpose will now have to abide by a new set of rules.
In the recent announcement, the officials from Google issued an official statement, in which they also confirmed that the applications that do not follow the new set of rules would be removed from the Play Store of Android devices entirely. As per the email, which was sent to the Android app developers, they will either have to "remove any requests for accessibility services within [their apps]" or "explain to users how [their apps are] using the [accessibility services] to help users with disabilities" within a month or so,
It is significant to note that the apps that may be removed from the Play Store of your device are not just the minor or lesser-known apps. Some of the most popular Android applications such as Status, Tasker, and LastPass use the Accessibility services of Android tablets for a number of apparently unintended purposes. For instance, LastPass incorporate the use of Android's Accessibility feature in order to enable the password auto-fill functionality in the app.
Some Android app developers have already responded to the new move from Google and the majority of them believe that this doesn't appear to be good news. Chief developer at Status, James Fenn said, "Unfortunately, like their decision to remove system overlays on Oreo, this makes all too much sense when you consider that they're doing this to get a tighter hold on the functionality that Android apps are allowed to have; preventing apps from stealing users data without their knowledge is a pretty important issue for them. That said, I wish they would find another way to go about resolving this that didn't involve the removal of hundreds of good, useful apps from the Play Store."
Reports claim that one of the major issues for app developers regarding Google's new decision will most likely be the tight 30-day timeframe. Even though some app developers will be able to recreate the key features of their apps without using the Accessibility services, they will certainly struggle to achieve the desired results within such a tight window of time.


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R.I.P. Peter Parker
So with the release of the very controversial Amazing Spider-Man #700 comes a very sad day for Nerds around the world…Me being one of them. Our iconic web head has officially been killed in his final battle against Doc Oc. Now I haven't actually read the final issue but I did pick up issues #698 and #699 and it seems to me that this story is lacking substance. Especially for such an iconic character as the Amazing Spider-Man.
It was bad enough that they killed him off in the Ultimate Universe but in his own universe and comic series is going a bit too far I think. At the very least they could have given him a more grand and heroic death. I think that would be the least they could do for a character that has given us so many years of entertainment and honestly helped Marvel become what it is today. We know that they will be launching a new series known as the "Superior Spider-Man" but the Amazing storyline could have ended so much better.
Oh sure Spidey will live on in mediocre movies and video games, but this was where he was at his best. This is where we got to know him for who he really was. I think for the very last issue of The Amazing Spider-Man they could have gotten a better artist as well. I posted an example of the art down below and to me it's just mehh. So many things wrong with this comic but I don't want to go into too much detail for those of you out there that want to read it for yourselves. I have seen enough reviews on it and red parts of it online. I will get my copy later on today or possibly tomorrow and come back with a complete review. For now I would just like to say thanks Spidey for all the great years of entertainment and may you Rest in Peace…


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Perfect Work
This morning at the gym I had a glimpse of myself at 80-90 years old. I'm not really sure how I knew the age, but that was what came to mind. I was doing the same thing I was this morning; at the gym walking to a different machine, but my hair was cropped short and white, I had on a white t-shirt (something not that stylish) and the wrinkles on my aged skin were evident. I looked more like my dad's mother than my mom's. I was focused, going about my usual routine and just like that it was gone.
I've thought about that glimpse-of-a-vision all morning. That person is 50-60 years away from me, but I can see her. I've prayed for years that God would help me go the distance with Him. That I would be running after Him harder in the days to come than in my youth. Not just a short spurt of greatness or excitement in the now, but a lifetime of endurance. Riding the waves that life brings and leaning into all of the lows as much as the highs. I can look back over the last 32 years and see clearly that He's carried me to this point. Through losses, through hard ache, through difficult battles, through the mundane and what can seem monotonous, but also through extreme joy and rich victory. The vision this morning was a reminder of doing the small things. The consistent things that bring life and health. The choices I'm choosing today will effect my life 50-60 years from now. The seemingly small thoughts and small disciplines will determine my pace and endurance much farther beyond what I can see.
I think of James 1 a lot. " Let patience (in other translations "endurance") have its perfect work, that you may be perfect and complete lacking nothing." But first he says count all trials as joy, because their testing produces this patience/endurance.
It seems an audacious scripture that testing would bring about, ultimately, our lack of nothing. Or is it our choosing to rejoice in those trials that shifts our perspective into alignment with God's; to see from His perspective, how He might, maybe, possibly be working this trial for our good. Answering some other prayer we've prayed with a different route than we would have chosen. Is it this same shift that allows Gods grace to flow so easily into our mind and life that we can follow where He leads no matter the level of ease or difficulty? Is it this same shift in choosing to rejoice and trust that brings us into a lifestyle of patient endurance?
If I think about it long enough my prayer to go the distance with God-to know, believe, love and trust Him more every day until I meet Him-is asking for him to produce patience/endurance in my life. It's asking for the trials that would produce it. It's asking for the ability to choose rejoicing in those trials. It's asking to see from His perspective.
One of the biggest lies that I believe satan bombards us with when we're younger is that if you haven't done whatever God's put in your heart by the ripe old age of 18, then you've missed God. You've missed the mark. You've missed being of value in the Kingdom. You've just missed it and will never matter much at all. There are so many levels of lies built into this one thought. Value, identity, uniqueness, calling, etc. But I love how all throughout the Bible God uses people at all ages. Jesus calls these young band of brothers called disciples to walk with Him and set up the foundation of His church. But if you look back a little farther, God was calling men out of their latter years and well worn with age. He called Noah to rescue a remnant. He called Abraham to be the father of an entire nation. He called Moses to rescue an entire nation. And on and on and on.
God is no respecter of age. He holds time in His hands and it's His perfect work of patient endurance-of choosing to lean into Him in the trials, of choosing to rejoice in the struggle, choosing to shift our perspective to His-that will give us the grace to go the distance with Him.


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Matisse was a renowned 20th-century French artist. He was studying law when, while recovering from an illness, he began to paint. That experience led to his decision to become a professional artist; he studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and other art schools. His work was displayed beside that of Rouault, Marquet, and Vlaminck at the Salon d'Automne in 1905. Because of their bold use of color and the energy of their brushwork, they were called the Fauves, the wild beasts. Matisse later strove for effects based on use of a simplified color plane. From 1916, he frequently resided in the south of France. His use of paper cuts as a major technique began in 1940. To create them, assistants applied color to paper, and Matisse used scissors to cut out the forms and assemble them to create collages.
In 1951, before the Bridgestone Museum of Art opened, Ishibashi Shojiro received a book from Matisse, autographed by the author. The autograph included a message thanking Ishibashi, the Bridgestone Museum of Art's founder, for lending works from his collection for Japan's first Matisse exhibition, at the Tokyo National Museum.
In 1952, immediately after the opening of the Bridgestone Museum of Art, an exhibition of small works by Matisse was held at our museum. A memorial exhibition was also held in 1954, after Matisse's death, using works from our collection. Art historian Bernard Dorival, then the assistant head creator of the Musée National d'Art Moderne in Paris, who was then visiting Japan, praised our collection of works by Matisse, saying,
"It was probably the Bridgestone Museum of Art that was the first, mourning the death of the great Matisse, to express its sincere grief through an exhibition of his work. That was possible because its collection encapsulates the history of Matisse's art. The works in its permanent collection were used in this, the very first, memorial exhibition."
At present, the Bridgestone Museum of Art's collection includes 10 oil paintings and 26 works on paper by Matisse, 36 works in all. In both the quantity and quality of works by Matisse, this collection is unrivaled by other museums in Japan.


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Prospects for Ending Child Marriage in Africa - Executive Brief
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Multi-Country Analytical Study of Legislation, Policies, Interventions and Cultural Practices on Child Marriage in Africa
Thursday, January 31, 2019
The study assessed the state of child marriage in Africa from practice to policy and interventions towards its eradication with a focus on ten countries with a comparatively higher prevalence of child marriage in the continent and globally. A critical emphasis of the study was on the nexus between the existence and implementation of the policies/legislation, and the dominant cultural and religious practices that affect the outcomes of the interventions in those countries, especially in identified hotspot areas within the countries. By focusing on the socio-cultural conditions, policy environment and eradication initiatives, the study provides critical information and perspectives, effective and appropriate programs/investment and policies in Africa to delay the age of marriage and end child marriage as a practice. More
Assessment Report on the Gender Responsive Budgeting (GRB) performance of selected sectors at Federal and Regional level
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Problems of justice and lack of fairness in any society's cultural, economic, social and political structure; owing to different reasons; have been observed to pose challenges to the extensive efforts exerted to realize comprehensive growth resulting in unequal access of economic resources for all citizens. In Ethiopia, the importance and inclusion of gender issues during budgeting and planning in order to respond to gender equality as well as ensuring equal benefit of all citizens... More
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Reliable gender statistics highlights different conditions for women and men, girls and boys. It is a fundamental tool for evidence-based decision making, planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation. Women and men have different needs, access and control over resources in society. National statistics that does not reflect these differences is insufficient and potentially misleading. The key objective of the initiative behind this report is the development of... More
Women's Rights in Africa: Challenges, Opportunities and Proposals for Accelerated Implementation
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Building on the momentum of and leveraging on the African Union theme for 2016, the year of human rights with a special focus on the rights of women, a half day multi-stakeholder consultation under the theme "Accelerated Implementation of Women's Right's and the African Decade of Human Rights" reviewed progress on implementation of women's rights commitments, identified priorities and proposed key recommendations to inform the development and implementation of the... More
Prospects for Ending Child Marriage in Africa - Executive Brief
Sunday, December 2, 2018
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Saturday, December 1, 2018
The UN Women's office in Ethiopia together with other agencies financially supported the Ministry of Women, Children and Youth (MoWCY) to organise the peace conference, which brought together about 800 participants, mainly women from federal and nine regions of the country including the newly appointed President of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, Her Excellency Ambassador Sahlework Zewdie. Women ministers that make up 50% of the ministers... More
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Friday, August 31, 2018
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Engendering agricultural productivity in Ethiopia: The cost of the gender gap
Monday, April 16, 2018
This is the policy brief produced from the study on the cost of the gender gap in agricultural productivity in Ethiopia. The findings and policy recommendations are striking, and send a strong signal to policy makers in Ethiopia as well as development partners that closing the gender gap is smart economics. This Report helps to lay the ground-work for deeper investigation as to where to invest for the most cost-effective policies. The analysis finds that women's lesser capacity to... More
The cost of Gender Gap in agricultural productivity in Ethiopia
Monday, April 16, 2018
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Wednesday, February 21, 2018
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Thursday, February 1, 2018
As Uganda strives to become a middle-income country by 2020, the Energy and Mineral Development sector plays a crucial role as a key driver of economic growth and industrialization. To contribute to industrialization and economic growth, the Energy sub-sector is obliged to increase electricity generation and transmission, to expand development and access to sustainable energy services and to promote efficient utilization of energy. More
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Thursday, February 1, 2018
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Thursday, February 1, 2018
Uganda strives to become a middle-income country by 2020, the Justice, Law and Order Sector (JLOS) plays a crucial role as a responsible sector for administering justice, maintaining law and order, and protecting human rights. Economic growth and transformative development can thrive, when citizens and investors have public confidence in the rule of law and justice system of the society. More
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Sunday, December 31, 2017
UN Women, with the support of the government of Finland and the participating countries, launched the project on "Women's Land Rights and Tenure Security in the Context of the SDGs" in 2016. The project is currently implemented in Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania with the aim of upscaling in the three countries and expanding to more countries. More
Background paper on driving Gender-Responsive Financial Inclusion Models in Africa
Saturday, December 30, 2017
This background paper highlights the current situation regarding gender responsive financial inclusion in Africa. It also highlights the key barriers that contribute towards creating and sustaining the gender gap in financial inclusion, including collateral challenges; the gender-blind approach to financial inclusion by financial institutions; asset ownership challenges among women; uncompetitive and high interest rates and bank charges offered by financial institutions; poor documentation and... More
Government of Liberia/ United Nations program to prevent and respond to Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and harmful traditional practices
Friday, December 15, 2017
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Preventing violent extremism in Kenya
Friday, December 1, 2017
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Friday, December 1, 2017
This study seeks to understand how women in Kenya are involved in violent extremism and in efforts to prevent and counter it. It also explores how women are affected by and respond to extremism. The findings show the multifaceted impact of violent extremism on women and their communities. There is also a complex set of dynamics that influence how women become actively involved as perpetrators or, more commonly, as supporters and facilitators of violent extremism. The study shows that more must... More
Role of Women in Violent Extremism in Kenya
Friday, December 1, 2017
For some time, women were perceived simply as the victims of violent extremism. Evidence from this study provides a more expansive view, which indicates that women play multiple and complex active roles in relation to violent extremism. These roles exist along a spectrum that extends from being the perpetrators of violent acts through to shaping policy aimed at preventing violent extremism. More


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Dr Leonard Horrowitz discusses what our DNA might truly be for - and who has hidden this secret from us. Time to wake up.
Very interesting presentation discussing both positive and negative science surrounding the DNA spiral.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
DNA - Pirates of the Sacred Spiral - Dr Horowitz
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On Saturday, 24th February, Archbishop Kevin and our auxiliary bishops
formally welcomed 212 Catechumens and 273 Candidates who are preparing for baptism or reception into the Church this Easter. These 485, an increase from last year, came from 88 parishes. They were 'elected' or chosen by the Archbishop and now undertake their final Lenten preparation. Please keep them in your prayers.
Read Archbishop Kevin's Homily at the Rite of Election
The Bishops whose dioceses cover the London area commissioned an
enquiry into the needs of migrants in London's Catholic community. The Von Hügel Institute, at St Edmund's College, Cambridge, has published the first section of this report: 'The Ground of Justice'.
The Ground of Justice (external link)
Statement by the London Bishops on the publication of 'The Ground of Justice'.
Please click on the banner to read the Pastoral Letter
The Catholic aid agency CAFOD is planning to relocate its offices from Brixton and build new premises in land adjoining St George's Cathedral, Southwark in Waterloo by 2008. CAFOD says the move is necessary because its home for the last 25 years on the Stockwell Road is no longer big enough to cope with the charity's size.
Archbishop Kevin addressed over 250 people who participated in the launch of 'The Joy of God's Plan' in the Westminster Cathedral Hall on Wednesday, 31st January. This resource, a DVD and booklet, has been produced to further our vision and understanding of human life, love and sexuality.
Archbishop Kevin's address at the launch
On 25th January, the Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul, members of the Missionary Society of Saint Paul gathered at Our Lady's Church, Deptford, for a talk by Canon James Cronin and Mass in the church. The priests then invited their supporters, including Bishop Patrick Lynch, to supper in the hall.
There are currently seven MSP priests working in the diocese: at the Cathedral, Bermondsey South, Deptford and Herne Hill. Members are also working in parishes in Leeds, Bristol and Northampton.


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Yesterday Monday January 4th at 9 am my baby Esther was born…at 24 weeks and 5 days. I have seen her about 4 times since then in her incubator and every time I leave her it gets harder and harder. She is going to be breastfed and it's hard for a new mommy to get going this early but I've managed to get a good amount pumped. So far the nurses say she is doing great. She is breathing well without additional oxygen? or without the tube down her throat, which they claim is a great success. Cerebral function so far is going well too. First time I touched her she responded so well to my touch and my voice, she immediately calmed down. Being out of my womb is not only of a discomfort for her but for me as well. New sounds and unknown people. I never want to leave her side.
Up to this point I've had faith in God, but I pray that He gives me strength now and going forward, to be the mommy she needs me to be. To not let her down, and be there daily. Provide her with breast milk that will help her grow and develop, and talk and read to her. Daddy is being a great support as well. He visits her more then I do (without me knowing) and keeps me posted with what the nurses say. (I must still have pregnancy brain because I can barely retain everything the doctors/nurses say.) Next week we'll be attending a support group for parents like us and parents who have been in our position. I hope it will do us some good.
I've cried a couple of times, but I think its mostly hormonal. I calmed down after my best friend visited me today. I hadn't cried since I got to the hospital so I was holding it in. But after letting it out and being to express myself to her and the case worker at the hospital I was able to relax a little more, and the breast pumping came easier. My mother also helped me by providing suggestions as to what kind of approach I should take with the baby. Setting up a routine. I really hope I can get used to this for myself, and for the baby. So that she can grow and develop as she should.
This is more of a log, if anyone has suggestions or comments, PLEASE feel free to share. I would love to hear stories.


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Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Caramel Peach Muffins
For those of you who prefer the texture of biscuits to the more common, light sponginess of muffins, this recipe might be your ticket. When I was young, my mom would make them as a very rare and special breakfast feast, and, with a jolt, I remembered their goodness this past Father's Day morning and immediately opened one of the dwindling jars of last summer's peaches. Oh, were they good. Eight tablespoons of butter for 12 muffins will do that...
The "muffin" portion is more like a biscuit, almost identical to those used for strawberry shortbread. The caramel topping and the peaches make the biscuit sweet and rich enough for a dessert-like breakfast without being cloyingly so.
One helpful word of warning: these are overturned onto a plate immediately after baking, in a similar fashion to pecan sticky buns, so the muffin tin should be well-greased before being filled and then soaked soon after the muffins are removed for easier cleanup.
8 tablespoons butter, divided
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
at least 1 cup cooked, canned, sliced peaches (I probably use closer to 2 cups)
1 and 1/2 cups flour
2 and 1/2 tsp. baking powder
3/4 tsp. salt
2/3 cup milk
In a small bowl in the microwave, or a small saucepan on the stovetop, melt 4 tablespoons butter with the brown sugar. Divide evenly among 12 sections of a well-greased muffin tin. Cover with sliced, drained peaches. (The recipe actually calls for only 3/4 cup peaches, but I use enough slices to cover the muffin, usually 2 or 3 slices per muffin depression, and I slice them fairly thick, because I like a lot of peach in my muffin.)
Sift dry ingredients in a bowl. Cut in the remaining 4 tablespoons cold butter and mix well until crumbs form evenly (about the size of peas or smaller). Make a small well in the center, add the milk, and stir only until moistened. Drop by teaspoonfuls on top of the sliced peaches.
Bake in a 425 degree oven until golden brown, about 18 minutes. Immediately overturn out of pan onto baking sheet or plate and let cool slightly. (If all of the caramel topping and peaches don't easily come out, simply place the peaches on top of the overturned muffin and spoon the caramel over top. I didn't grease my muffin tin well enough and did just that, with no harm done!)
Gobbled by Abigail on 6/27/2007
2 comments:
- Rebecca said...
These look to die for. DELICIOUS. And I have frozen peaches in the freezer! Of course, Walmart is having a special this week 78cents per pound for nectarines. Just another reason to love summer. Fresh fruits.
- Abigail said...
I second that.
(And these are to die for-- not literally, mind you, but definitely figuratively.)
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Spoke to a dear friend tonight who is an animal communicator…
She is giving the old dear and I help, in getting Si'Ann to understand what is going to happen in the not to distant future. One comment from the old dear to her is, 'not this winter, maybe next he wants to see the horse angels'.
So Si'Ann and I have a plan of action, He will be put down where they are now, his remains will be left with her for the day to give her the time to grieve and understand that he will not be getting up again.
I will make sure that I have his tail and mane cut off and there will be some not only in my glass box containing others that I have helped pass over, but there will be some in the stall so that Si'Ann can remember him and smell him when he is gone.
Some of Si'Anns conversation with the communicator and me.. I have starred out the communicators name for privacy she is a dear friend who does this out of the goodness of her heart and for the love of animals in general. (hugs my friend)
Si'Anns in bold
hes been prepping her
as well
that is great to know… I hope it helps her
shes being selfish tho
oh yes!!!!
as i don't think shes trully understands
no I dont think she will till he is in front of her and gone
why does he ahve to die he old but isen't there somthing
she just asked me
bodies grow old and stop working.. its not fair to keep him
around when he is so tired and his body has had enough
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lol yep she is
she just said then find him a yonger body
hahaha oh dear in a perfect world.. but life is not perfect..
nope sadly is not
well the nwhen he goes can he be buried close by so she can remeber him
he cannot stay on the property where they are, but he will go to
diannas house and be buried there… I will keep some tail and mane to help not only her but me as well
and don't fegot to plait it
she said and i can't vist him in heven can i
not until its her time… but he might visit in spirit if she
listens carefully and wishes him there.. he will always be around in spirit
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