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Summers are a great time to play with your pet outdoors, hang out at the beach, and relax. However, summers are also a time when the pets' fur works against them and they dissipate heat as their body temperature rises when they pant, making it all the more essential to ensure cooling measures for your pet.
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The Hive Recap: Unconscious Selection
"The truth is you can be orphaned again and again and again. The truth is, you will be. And the secret is, this will hurt less and less each time until you can't feel a thing. Trust me on this."
– Chuck Palahniuk, author of "Fight Club"
"That connection you feel? I feel it, too."
– Sarah, to Helena
Every answer is a new flood of questions. Every plan is an invitation for an unexpected development. Even the best of intentions bite back, and no way forward hasn't turned into at least a partial retreat for your own survival. Veils may well lift, but what is revealed, and how it impacts each clone's choices, is down to the jaded eye of the beholder.
Blinded by science, Cosima surrendered her heart, her least discerning organ. Delphine's betrayal occurred in her scientific blind spot, and now even empirical evidence is becoming unreliable. Sarah was right all along: any hope that the conspiracy that created them is essentially altruistic has evaporated. Can she admit: I was wrong? Or will she just shut up and stop pretending she knows anything. Especially who her friends are.
Felix helps guide Alison out of full retreat from the burbs. Alison twists the Truth; folds it up and hides it deep inside. On the one hand, she stands her ground and tells her monitor to suck it – but on the other hand, she keeps hiding it all from her family. But at least she's back in the only life she knows.
And while Sarah finally decides "eff it" – handing Helena over to Leekie is the only way to deal with her – Kira's insights into the deranged angel wind up seeming more true, more vital with every encounter. Then Mrs. S fills a hole in Sarah's life so big she doesn't even see it any more: Her mother, if even a surrogate, has come for her. And the true bombshell: she has a sister. A real, biological sister. A twin, tied up in the trunk. Who seems to be entirely a product then, of the horrible environment that took her in. Because she is, otherwise, exactly like Sarah.
Exactly? Well, genetically. We know there's a synthetic element in the clones' DNA that Leekie used to differentiate Sarah from Beth, but if Helena and Sarah are natural/clone twins, biologically-speaking, they may both carry the same "bar code" marker. Potentially, they could each pass at least a microscopic examination, convincingly presenting one as the other.
And Kira? Well, there isn't even taxonomy for the offspring of a clone yet. What Kira is – as Sarah's natural daughter – has no scientific name in any language. Imagine the fruit of your loins potentially being so new in the evolution of the species, that no one knows what to call her. Then ask yourself what you'd do to make sure the correct designation for your little girl is first, always, and forever – "Human Being."
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Crockett Oaks III, a former FBI agent who led the U.S. security operations of Shell Oil Co., was part of a selection committee that last year recommended the hiring of a 53-year-old man with a military background as a security adviser. But when the company directed the committee to find a younger, female candidate, Oaks objected to hiring based on age or gender and was subsequently fired.
Those allegations are contained in a lawsuit filed by Oaks that is now testing the limits of employee confidentiality agreements. Shell Oil, the U.S. subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell, last week obtained a temporary court order blocking Oaks from revealing potentially damaging information about Shell's personnel practices to support his claim.
As head of security, Oaks was privy to confidential personnel decisions that might show that his firing was retaliatory, according to court documents. Shell alleges that Oaks violated his employment agreement when he shared confidential information with his lawyer and a third-party mediator brought in to settle the dispute.
Shell also claims Oaks breached his duty of loyalty and good faith to Shell by threatening to disclose details of internal investigations at Shell that the company believes are confidential.
Seeking and obtaining a restraining order is unusual in cases involving confidential information, legal specialists said. Typically, both sides agree in advance to file confidential information under seal such as patents, trademarks or even Social Security numbers of individuals. The information can be used as evidence in the case, but it's not part of the public record.
The issue of confidentiality comes up most often when employees who feel wronged were former high level executives privy to corporate secrets that they promised not to reveal, said Houston employment lawyer Martin Shellist. But confidentially agreements also can't block an employee — or ex-employee — from getting legal help.
"It doesn't mean they can't talk to their lawyer about it," said Shellist.
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Im finally got wife to say yes about going to cabin for New Years. This evening we are going over with our dog and spend New Years there. I built another addition on is Oct. that she hasent seen yet im really excited. Guess the neat thing is my cabin is wher my grandmothers house was and I haven't spent New years there since the 70's. Anyone in Bedford county this evening im having shrimp, crab legs, and a little camel juice y'all welcome.


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Spring in the PNWSpring is officially in full swing, and while some have embraced the warmer weather with the re-introduction of summer sports, others are still getting after it above the snow line.
If your like me and cant stop thinking about sliding around in that sweet sweet stuff we call snow, check this out. It's a great article by Joe Lax about riding spring lines in the pacific north west.


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This home has it all! 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, with an unfinished walk out basement!! Lots of hardwood on the 1st floor! Open floorplan with formal living & formal dining room, Big Gourmet Kitchen with built-in gas cooktop, double ovens, highly upgraded maple cabinets, & even a music port with built-in ceiling speakers! Large Guest Suite on 1st floor, could easily double as alternate master bedroom. Large media with room upstairs wired for surround sound. Master Suite upstairs is enormous--box ceilings, sitting room, exercise room/closet, dual walk-in closets, and a very spacious bathroom with over-sized soaking tub, and ceramic tile walk-in shower! Huge corner lot with covered backporch has excellent views of natural woodlands.
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A strong average of English and German skills, similar work culture to people of Western Europe and the US, huge, untapped and well-educated workforce and experienced training service providers, which deliver certified professionals to the market, make Kosovo a runner-up in the list of the top places for outsourcing in Eastern Europe.
Outsourcing in Kosovo is moving towards an interesting development as numerous software development companies are emerging with incredible potential for exporting their services.
In addition to that, there are some large, highly profitable companies such as 3CIS, which seems to be already utilizing Kosovo's youth at a high rate. The other highly recognized outsourcing subset is the BPO. This sector, according to a publishing by LSE's outsourcing unit, is estimated to steadily rise and overtake the IT in the upcoming years.
The BPO sector in CEE countries has already surpassed the ITO sector employment wise. BPO is classified into front office outsourcing and back office outsourcing. Front office outsourcing incorporates mainly operations such as customer-related services and telemarketing; while, back-office outsourcing is commonly translated into human resource and financial accounting operations.
Some notable companies working in the outsourcing industry are:
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Baruti – Front Office
IQ to Link – Back Office
Frakton – Web & App Development
Project Graphics – Design Services
StarLabs – BPO
They deliver products and services to the international markets and employee a high number of skilled people, who have the knowledge and experience to compete with countries such Ukraine, Poland, Romania or Bulgaria who are more known in the outsourcing industry.
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Friday's Already-Not Yet Part 1 of 2
We're a day away from this week's Friday Already-Not Yet, and I feel compelled to set the stage for the uninitiated. Friday, we'll take a look at a real-life soap opera playing out in a small rice-and-soybean republic. For my vast readership who has never been exposed to real BBQ or sweet tea...who have never been flipped off by an old man in overalls yelling "We got some Dawg's up in here, woof, woof"...who have never worn a plastic red pig on their heads...who have never put on a Brooks Brothers blazer in 90-degree heat to escort a cocktail-dressed Chi-O to a football game, let me introduce you to a few characters so you can get into the story:
HDN: Houston Dale Nutt, head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks who moonlights on the Baptist revival circuit, criss-crossing the state in a Cessna twin-engine to preach the good news of self esteem, usually after a catfish dinner and a highlight film. He has all the qualities that we both love and hate about revival speakers. Love: he gets us fired up and leads a rousing version of our favorite
worship fight song. Hate: he often preaches half-truths to get us fired up and singing.
JFB: J. Frank Broyles, Ath-a-letic Directuh of The Univuhsity, a silver-haired southern power broker with an August National Club membership to prove it, who sometimes does the meanest things in the most gentlemanly manner. He is considered a quasi-deity in Arkansas, but more like a capricious Greek god than the Benevolent Father of biblical fame. His name is sometimes used in statements like "JFB bless America," "thank JFB," and "JFB have mercy."
Big Jim: Jim Lindsey, captain of the 1964 National Champion Razorbacks coached by JFB, a team which also included such notable football personalities as Jerry Jones and Jimmy Johnson. Big Jim is now a deep-fried real estate tycoon whose signature developments are B-grade apartment complexes built around par three golf courses. He's also vice-chairman of the BOT (see next) and behind-the-scenes weight-thrower-arounder, rumored to have taken a bullet for JFB during an attempted coup in 2002.
BOT: Board of Trustees of the entire University of Arkansas System. Big Jim is their most influential member. They have ultimate decision-making authority over JFB. Or do they?
John White: Chancellor of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, a former engineer who ascended to the UA helm after an illustrious academic career at Georgia Tech. On paper the "boss" of JFB, he has the political shrewdness of Howard Dean and thus, no real authority. Big Jim clipped his wings when he tried to overthrow JFB and replace him with his right-hand woman in 2002.
Gus: Gus Malzahn, currently the offensive coordinator for the Tulsa Golden Hurricane, most recently the offensive coordinator for the Razorbacks and before that a shooting-star high school football coach at Springdale High, 10 minutes from the University of Arkansas campus. He is a guru of a wide-open spread offense with a self-authored paperback book and VHS library to prove it. The closest thing you can find to a football intellectual.
Mitch: Mitch Mustain, freshman QB for the Razorbacks and 2006 GatoradeParadeUSATodaySportsIllustratedRivalsESPN.com National High School Football Player of the Year for Springdale High, where Gus was his coach prior to joining the Razorbacks where Gus was his coach.
Beck: Beck Campbell, Mitch's mom, a tough-talking, "getrdone" southern woman who drives a bright red Ford F-150 extended cab pickup truck with running boards, chrome toolbox, Razorback trailer hitch, and satellite radio permanently tuned to sports talk shows...wait, that's my mom...nevertheless, Beck is a smart,tough woman who wants everything to turn out great for Mitch.
Murray State Mafia: HDN's inner circle of assistant coaches who have been with him since 1996 when he was the head coach of the Murray State Racers, which is rumored to be in Kentucky. The Mafia includes Bobby "The Defender" Allen (linebackers coach), Consigliere Danny Nutt (running backs coach; HDNs little brother) and Mike "The Mule" Markuson (offensive line coach and "running game coordinator").
Springdale Mafia: A nebulous, shadowy group of people from Springdale who support hometown heroes Gus, Mitch, and Beck while opposing the Murray State Mafia. The Mafia is funded and backed by one Big Bird: Tyson Poultry Magnate Don Tyson, creator of the Chicken McNugget.
Sunshine Pumpers: Razorback fans who believe HDN can do no wrong. They tend to congregate at cyber homes like HawgsIllustrated.com
Darksiders: Razorback fans who believe that HDN can do no right. They tend to congregate at cyber homes like Hogville.net
Wally: Wally Hall, sports editor of the Arkansas-Democrat Gazette, beloved from Bentonville to Bald Knob as writer who makes William Faulkner look like a bumbling George W. Actually, that was a joke and a clever use of rhetorical analogy...imagine how crazy you'd go if I did that every paragraph. Saying Wally is a writer is like saying I'm an Abercrombie & Fitch model. We're both balding short men who don't look good in v-neck sweaters, even though we still try to wear them.
Now what happens when you get HDN, the Murray State Mafia, and the Sunshine Pumpers on the wrong side of Gus, Mitch, Beck, the Springdale Mafia, and the Darksider? What happens when Frank and Big Jim descend from the heavens in Zeus-like fashion to manipulate the man-drama? What happens when Wally tries to explain it all? You get a Friday Already-Not Yet.
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I'll never forget my first Downhome Cruise.
It was no trouble filling a dance floor wherever our entertainers played on the ship. In particular, I found myself spellbound sometimes watching Judy Stamp and Anthony Powell swirling about night after night. And the lovely Wanda Pike and Georgina Parsons couldn't resist a good tune. During Shanneyganock's concert at the outdoor Aqua Theatre, they were twirling around on stage behind the band as good as any backup dancers.
A special hello to Desmond Kenny Jr., undisputedly D'Arcy Broderick's biggest fan and the Downhome Cruise honorary assistant coordinator this year. He didn't miss an event, loved to work the room and made sure I was aware of any good photo or video opportunities (especially if D'Arcy was involved). I hope you have great memories of the cruise, Desmond.
Of course, what's a Downhome adventure without Corky Sly Conner? We smuggled him aboard and the ship's crew gave him a place to hide and watch over all the goings on. Georgina Parsons was the first to get a photo of his position and show it to Todd Goodyear, so she won the US$100 prize. However, Les Holley deserves something (maybe a "Hard Ticket" trophy, eh Les?) for creating his own Find Corky game. It all started when he presented a photo of Corky in the Downhome magazine he'd brought onboard and declared he'd found the sly conner ("Well, he is technically on the ship," he teased). He was told, no go, that's not the Corky you're looking for. So challenged, Les continued all week to take photos of pretty much any fish image he saw onboard and in port (actually, it's my fault because I suggested it in fun). When he got home, he sent me his favourites, including the photo to the left!
A huge thank you goes to Deborah O'Connell and Andrea Samson of LeGrow's Travel. These lovely ladies took great care of all our guests' travel needs, going above and beyond sometimes to ensure that everyone had the best time on the Downhome Cruise. We couldn't have pulled this off without them.
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This back to school season, automotive collective Purist Group programmed a unique effort to ensure that children in need were given the necessary supplies to succeed this new school year. As part of their passion for philanthropic work to local communities, Purist Group brought together hundreds of volunteers to donate, fill and distribute nearly 2,000 backpacks to Southern California students with developmental disabilities and low socioeconomic backgrounds.
Inspired by one teacher's personal mission to supply students with the appropriate tools for their education, Purist Group founder Sean Lee began to maximize this teacher's efforts by calling upon local organizations and brands. As part of VAST Life's ongoing "VAST Love" effort to give back and support; and their global connections in Asia, the brand was able to secure backpacks from Taiwanese accessories label, Deya. Crafted with the best quality materials and superb technology, these uncomplicated backpacks, along with much needed school supplies, became available to thousands of children in need this new school year.
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The final installment of of my collection of favorite photos from 2009. Tell me your favorite from this batch in the comments.
I was blown away with the scenery when Larry and I pulled into this overlook. I grabbed the G1 and used my long-neglected rock climbing skills to ascend the side of a granite dome across the highway to look back and get this shot of Half Dome, and our cars. It wasn't until long afterwards that I spotted the woman at the right, turned away from the grandeur of Yosemite Valley and taking a picture of the two Jaguars. Sir William would be proud!
Taken with the G1. I've said this a lot, but I'll say it again: I hate the "Do Not Touch" ethos of the car show culture. So I do what I can to combat it, the only way I know how, which is to let people touch, sit in, and even drive my old car. I rarely "show" my car but when I do I'm happy to let anyone sit in it. The two most satisfying types of "car touching" are: 1. Kids. How best to make a kids day than to let them slide behind the wheel and look out over that bonnet? Looking at the 160 MPH speedometer and imagining the needle waving about at the high end? and 2. Older women. It is priceless when some 50/60-something woman says to me 'I've always wanted one of these…" and I reply, "Go ahead, climb in!" The looks on their faces is wonderful to behold as they (after several rounds of "really?") slide into the seat and grab the wheel. It is a faraway look, of imagined youth and power, mixed with lust and dreams lightly realized. Men never get that look. Women sure as hell do. It is a powerful set of emotions that create that look, and I'm happy to be the provider… if only in a small unconnected way. Someday I'l remember to capture it in a photograph.
I walked out to the parking lot to check the 65E's oil before breakfast on the last day of the 2009 Monte Shelton Rally. The sunrise laid a golden glow over the collected vintage cars, making for this luminous shot. Taken with the G1.
I can not even recall which Ghia concept car this was, found sitting on the concourse field at the Art Center Car Show in July. Unusual low angle gives the shot some je ne sais quois amid the usual car show shots. taken with the G1.
Larry Wade's series 1 3.8, and the 65E posed at a scenic overlook as we enter Yosemite Valley. I was looking for an XKEdata.com calendar shot featuring Larry's car (it didn't get picked, sorry Larry!) and it was a miracle that the crowds and traffic vanished for a short instant allowing this pure car+landscape image. taken with the Lumix G1.
A gorgeous little Elva was on the 2009 Monte Shelton rally this year and as we queued up for the first transit stage of the morning I was able to shoot this photo of its quaint and distinctly British dashboard as we awaited route instructions. Taken with the Lumix G1.
The Duesenberg Brothers were engine builders, not coach builders. They made world-beating machines that powered race cars, luxury cars, race boats, and aircraft. This model was on display at the ACD Museum. Awesomely beautiful. I'd love to hear it run! Taken with the Lumix G1.
A stunning Delahaye on display at the Blackhawk Collection in Danville, California. taken with the Lumix G1.
Something of a joke shot I made in a small town in Oregon, where the local churches seem to be at war(with signs as ammunition) with the local porn merchant. In reality the car, and signs are placed widely apart, but a little telephoto lens magic and a long walk compressed them all into a single plane. Nick's thumbs up pretty much speaks for all of us. Car Porn Hurts NO ONE! 🙂
The things you see reflected in the great paint of some cars, or in this case a pickup truck, at small town car shows.
The first evening of our Father/Son Road Trip took Christopher and I to McMinnville, Oregon and the Evergreen Air & Space Museum. The museum was closed but Chris & I wandered around the exterior displays in the long evening twilight. Here is Chris looking at the data about the Grumman Cougar jet fighter in Blue Angels livery in front of the museum. I like the composition and lighting of this, and it captures Christopher's contemplative and studious nature. The following morning we went back to the museum and the highlight was a tour of a B-17 by a former pilot and WW2 veteran. A simple act by Christopher made the man's day (scoll to page 10 in that link to read the story.) taken with the Lumix G1.
We've just received the route instructions from the Rallymaster at the start of the Monte Shelton and we're going to hit the starting line in about 5 minutes. This is how a Navigator spends their "vacation"… staring at incomprehensible sheets of paper, speed tables, formulas, two clocks, and a calculator. I just do what he tells me to do!
A re-creation (sort of) of the famous 'Miss January' shot taken of the 65E originally shot on Super Bowl Sunday in 2004. Taken with the Olympus C-5050 on a similar "test drive after I fixed something" drive in January 2009. This is my traditional turn-around spot on SR 530 below Whitehorse Mountain.


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I provide strategic advice to architects, developers, building owners and managers and contractors around how to set up their building design to ensure it meets their needs. If you're looking for strategic structural engineering input you'll benefit from my vast experience and knowledge of what the most efficient way to organise a structure to achieve a specific set of objectives is.
I also manage our structural engineering team, design the structures for new buildings and assess and strengthen existing ones.
My approach is to begin projects without a preconceived view of how things should be done, instead ensuring I understand the owner and architects specific objectives for that project. I then provide advice around how best to organise the structure to suit that.
You can expect openmindedness and teamwork – everyone has different knowledge and experience and I believe in leveraging this to get the right outcome. I will help to steer you in the right direction and will deliver technically. You can be confident that my team's structural solutions are both feasible and efficient and that we can solve original challenges with no precedent. For example, we are currently designing the structure for a 100m long sculpture that can only be supported in the middle. When placed at Gibbs Farm it needs to look like it's fallen into position.


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The Sound By Far East
The Sound is another condominium development presented by Far East Organisation. And like any other Far East development, The Sound defines exclusivity and refinement and offers you with the key requirements in living.
The Sound is a freehold development is a 78,808 square feet property that covers the 539 – 551 East Coast Road in the prestigious District 15. District 15 is one of the most popular residential districts in Singapore near East Coast Beach with surrounding supermarkets, diners, and entertainment complex.
Unit Mix
The apartment units at the Sound are roomy and spacious. Available units include ten 1-bedroom units measuring 581 to 624 square feet; 28 2-bedroom units (807 square feet to 1023 square feet); and forty-nine 3-bedroom units measuring 1066 to 1593 square feet. Larger units consisting of 4 bedrooms range from 1378 square feet to 1593 square feet. There's one single unit that has 5 bedrooms and measures a whopping 1873 square feet.
The units have minimalist flair that allows you to maximise living space. The design is clean and contemporary, which makes it easier for homeowners to add their own personalities to their homes. The fittings and appliances are provided by world-renowned brands, ensuring you get only the highest quality and most elegant-looking home fixtures.
Prime Location
The Sound is strategically located along East Coast Road, which gives you the convenience of living near many amenities and life's many necessities. For a leisurely walk, you can go to the nearby East Coast Park through the Siglap Park Connector. A few minutes' drive away is the Marina Bay New Downtown.
Grocery shopping is a must for any homeowner, and when you are here at The Sound, it is very easy to do. Several grocery and gourmet stores are within your reach. Shopping addicts will also enjoy being near many shopping malls, such as the Siglap Centre, Katong Mall, Katong Shopping Centre, and Parkway Parade, which are more or less 1 kilometre away. Bookworms can spend a few hours at the nearby Marine Parade Community Library, which is just a short walk at 800 metres. The Parkway East Hospital is also within the vicinity.
Nearest MRT Stations
- EW6 Kembangan MRT Station (1.25 km)
- EW7 Eunos MRT Station (1.66 km)
- EW5 Bedok MRT Station (2.35 km)
Nearest Schools
- St Patrick's School (0.32 km)
- CHIJ (Katong) Primary (0.49 km)
- CHIJ Katong Convent (0.49 km)
A number of prestigious schools are also nearby. For instance, you can get to CHIJ Primary School by foot, since it is just 580 metres away; same goes with the Ngee Ann Primary School, which is just 10 metres farther. The St. Patrick's School, Tao Nan School and CHIJ Katong Convent are also within walking distance.
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Bob Kuhn (1920-2007)
Tough Guys (1989)
acrylic on board
14.5 × 18.5 inches
signed lower right
Sold at Auction: $64,350
Condition ReportSurface condition excellent, no restoration.
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Bob Kuhn wrote, "Buffalo have a hard time not looking menacing. They usually run from the intruder, but not always and that's what you have to bear in mind during any confrontation. Libby and I have twice been charged by ill-tempered old bulls, unprovoked by us, but each time we were on wheels. For anyone on foot, the possibility of getting hurt is real. One of those charging episodes afforded me the chance to photograph a bull coming flat-out; it's as dramatic a picture as any I've seen."
Bob Kuhn, Wild Harvest, The Animal Art of Bob Kuhn (Columbia, South Carolina: Sporting Classics & Wildlife Art Magazine, 1997), page 117, illustrated


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Workers' Compensation Discounts by State: A CEDR Infographic
Workers' compensation, which provides benefits to employees who suffer injuries or illnesses related to their work, is not generally on an employer's list of favorite things to think about. But the system does technically work both ways: while an injured employee receives financial benefits, the workers' compensation system also protects the employer in most (not all!) cases from lawsuits related to those injuries.
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Federal Government'S Tax Cuts Passed Through Parliament
August 13th, 2019
The Australasian Institute for Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM) said the tax package will see significant tax relief to mining workers across the country.
The resources industry, which employs over 230,000 Australians, has traditionally had strong remuneration packages to attract the best talent to the industry. Research conducted by AusIMM in 2018 showed that over 75 per cent of survey respondents were earning upwards of $100,000 a year, including in many cases those in graduate and early career roles. Fifty per cent of survey respondents were earning over $150,000.
AusIMM CEO Stephen Durkin said this was in part due to the in-demand skills of professionals and the sometimes-challenging nature of fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) or remote work.
"Australia has some of the greatest professional expertise in the global resources industry, and this is recognised with competitive salaries that help fuel local economies, particularly in regional and remote communities," said Mr Durkin.
AusIMM's research showed that 75 per cent of respondents who were under thirty, and working full time, were earning between $100,000 and $250,000 per annum.
"Many of our graduate role salaries and workers under 30, are contributing their sought-after skills to a growing industry and saving for a housing deposit or paying off university loans." said Mr Durkin.
Chamber of Minerals and Energy (CME) CEO Paul Everingham welcomed the passage and said history has shown that countries with lower tax rates appeal to overseas investors and people.
"It's all about Australia having a competitive economy. When we have a tax rate that means we can compete on a more equal footing with other countries, we're more likely to attract investment and appeal to people who might consider living here," said Mr Everingham.
However, according to a new Grattan Institute working paper, Budget blues: why the Stage 3 income tax cuts should wait, the Stage 3 cuts, scheduled to come into effect in 2024-25, will cost the budget $85 billion over the subsequent six years. It is hard to know now whether these cuts are affordable or the right size and shape for the economy so far into the future.
"The economy is softening, the budget position is weakening, and calls for the Government to use fiscal policy to stimulate the economy are growing," says Grattan Institute's Budget Policy Program Director Danielle Wood.
"There are big risks from locking in major tax cuts on the never-never."
The institute says the Government would have to substantially reduce growth in spending to deliver both the Stage 3 tax cuts and promised surpluses, particularly if the economy worsens.
By contrast, the Grattan Institute says the temporary and targeted Stage 1 tax cuts are well-timed to boost consumer spending and economic activity at a time when inflation is virtually non-existent, the labour market is weakening, new building approvals are drying up, and per person living standards have gone backwards for three consecutive quarters. The Stage 2 cuts will also help most Australians by giving back bracket creep and are likely to be affordable.
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The Gala's first theatre commission in years, The Fighting Bradfords, might not be the most memorable World War One play, but it portrays a faithful story of four forgotten brothers.
What a year it's been for the Gala Theatre. Ever since the acrimonious departure of artistic director Simon Stallworthy, the Gala Theatre's status has been relegated to a second division receiving venue, with very little actual theatre being programmed. I got wind of things changing around 12 months ago with the appointment of a new programming director and a renewed interest from the County Council. Things started bearing fruit earlier this year with a lot of high-profile companies coming to the theatre – there had been the odd high-profile company before, but three companies in one season (Northern Stage, Original Theatre Company and John Godber company) was new. Then came Next Up …, the inaugural scratch night, which was successful enough to become a regular thrice-yearly fixture.
Now comes The Fighting Bradfords, the Gala's first commission. Well, sort of. Officially, this is a Durham County Council commission for a play to be performed at the Gala. The Gala is owned by the council, and theatre management is so tightly integrated into the council structures, there's no clear line for what cultural activities in Durham County do and don't count as the Gala's own. In this case, the commission (along with No Turning Back over the summer) was part of a wider series of events over the county called Durham Remembers, marking the centenary of the Battle of the Somme, and the commission requested by the council was the story of four sons of the respected Bradford family. All enthusiastically signed up to fight, all were decorated for bravery – and all but one gave their lives.
Make no mistake, this was a tough brief to work to. The four Bradford boys all have fascinating stories – even the summary of their lives in the original call for commission is an interesting read (and if that's not enough, there's a more comprehensive history on this website). But in spite of them all sharing the same family, their individual stories are so detailed and disparate that putting them all into one play was going to be no easy task, whoever got the commission.
The successful applicant, Carina Rodney, went about this by taking the play in a series of flashbacks. It's the 1960s and an idealistic young man speaks to an elderly Thomas Bradford, the only surviving brother from the war, seeking help with his university dissertation. What then follows is a series of moments from the lives of the Bradford boys, from playing together as children to the dreaded telegrams that came through for three of them. There's a lot to cram into the two hours, but in it goes. Highlights of the four biopics include Thomas's pep talk to a terrified soldier in Ypres to same himself; Roland, the officer who earned the respect of his men and staged a musical to keep up morale; James's sense of duty to return to the front so soon after getting married; and the cruellest death of all, George, meant to be the safest of all in the Navy, killed so close to the armistice. As well as this, the play does a lot of portray the camaraderie of the men on the front, from the fun they find together to the gallows humour that gets them through the darkest moments.
Psyche Scott directed the play. I last saw saw her direct Blue Remembered Hills at Northern Stage back in 2013, where I felt the set verged on an overly minimalist style. Here, however, she used a nice multi-purpose set that can represent everything from hills to the trenches to the top of a ship. If there's one achievement I'd pick out, however, it's the performance of Jessica Johnson, playing wife Annie and especially mother Nancy. It must have been an agonising situation for Nancy and so many parents like her at the start of the war, on the one hand being proud of what you sons are doing, but on the other hand being terrified of what will happen to them out there. The scene between Nancy and James is touching, which Nancy make last-ditch attempts to suggest maybe enough people had signed up already.
And yet, for all the achievements of this play, The Fighting Bradfords struggles to stand out from all the other World War One plays doing the rounds. With the play continually dotting from one biopic to another, it never really gets the chance to get any focus. I suppose it was a bit much to expect this to be in the same league as giants such as Journey's End and Birdsong, because the brief made it difficult for the play to develop any focus, with it dotting from one biopic to another. Even so, I did feel a opportunity was missed in the 1960s scenes. This student's main function in these scenes seemed to be to ask Thomas about the war, but in his back-story we hear this student is an anti-war idealist more interested in making it big with his band in London. The idea that people would willingly sign up for the Great War must have been incomprehensible to him, but I just felt the play passed up an opportunity to explain how different the mentality was in 1914 and why.
Still, the play easily sets out what it meant to do, which is bring to the live four forgotten stories from the first world war. Yes, there may be a lot of tough competition out there, but there so many different stories of the war out there, all which deserve to be told. So a good start for the Gala's first commission (I'm going to treat it as a Gala commission for argument's sake) for a conventional play. Speaking of which …
Also at Durham: No Turning Back
The Fighting Bradfords was the second of two productions shown at the Gala as part of the county's Somme centenary celebrations. Before then, there was No Turning Back. I had time to squeeze in a mention during my Edinburgh Fringe coverage – now I can take a proper look.
This grabbed attention because it turned over the entire auditorium to a promenade production. This might seem like a reckless gamble, but it's a safer move than one might think. With exception of the odd seaside town (e.g. Scarborough), August is generally a lousy month for business if you're a theatre. Punters are busy going on holiday or lounging around in the sun, and most of the actors and arts journalists decamp to Edinburgh. So if you're going to put your main auditorium out of action for over a month, you may as well do it in the month when you otherwise wouldn't sell many tickets anyway. But making the most of the month, what do you have in late July and all of August? School holidays. So with the performances times over mornings and afternoons instead of the usual evenings, this was a nifty opportunity to use the theatre as an educational experience for children. Worth watching for adults too, but clearly families were the target audience here.
As an educational experience, it does the job well. In a way, No Turning Back does the job that The Fighting Bradfords didn't quite pull off: it explained what turned ordinary folk into men who killed without remorse. A big recruitment strategy was batallions from the same town, where everyone who knew each other from home fought side-by-side on the Western Front. And when inevitably a soldier beside you was killed, it wasn't just a brother in arms, it was someone you'd known your whole life. Little wonder they wanted revenge badly enough to take part in suicidal runs over the top. And this is handled with a sensitive balance, never whitewashing the horrors of the war, but staying away from graphic material that you shouldn't really expose primary school children to.
Less strong was the plot. There was nothing wrong with the storyline as such, but more could have been made of it. It is billed as an immersive experience of the new recruits, and from recruitment to battle it does this job. The second half, however, is more disparate, with the stories of the field hospital and life on the home front having little connection with the earlier scenes. Perhaps the solider guiding us through the trenches needed to be wounded and sent home to have some continuity. And I wasn't convinced of the need to switch to third-person narration for the last scene listing the numbers of the dead – maybe this could have been done by the training sergeant we saw earlier, disillusioned by all the men he sent to their deaths?
Again, however, this is best judged on what it was meant to do, and as an educational play it does a good job, with a clever use of the theatre in a way they haven't done it before. All in all, 2016 is proving and exciting year for the Gala. All eyes now on what they do next.


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Hoover gets a Federal League win while a 3-pointer at the buzzer beats Massillon on the road in boys basketball action.
Iero's scoring leads Vikings
HOOVER 57, BOARDMAN 39 Dom Iero made five 3-pointers and scored a game-high 23 points to help the Vikings win convincingly at home in Federal League action.
Max Erb added 10 points for Hoover (9-5, 4-4). Harrison Blackledge and Taylor Moore each had seven rebounds.
Dayne Hammond's 20 points led the Spartans, who shot 27.9 percent from the floor.
Buzzer 3-pointer nips Tigers
WHITMER 45, MASSILLON 43 Whitmer's Luke Hickey made a 3-pointer with one second left in regulation to win the game for the host Panthers.
Hickey finished with eight points. Massillon did not allow a Whitmer player to reach double figures.
Bobby Conley led Massillon with 23 points.
Whitmer led by nine points going into the fourth quarter but Massillon took a one-point lead down the stretch.
Indians rally past Eagles
NORTHWEST 49, GLENOAK 47 Northwest overcame a 12-point deficit after the first quarter to defeat visiting GlenOak.
Northwest, which trailed 36-30 going into the fourth quarter, was led by Dan May's 19 points and five
3-pointers. Nick Riley grabbed a team-high seven rebounds for the Indians, who survived 3-of-13 shooting from the foul line.
Mike Hronec was the leading scorer for GlenOak with 14 points. Reid Worstell had eight rebounds.
Warriors get NBC road win
CARROLLTON 47, MINERVA 44 Stephen Ericksen finished with game highs of 27 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Warriors to an NBC win on the road.
Eli Maurer led the Lions with 21 points, including four 3s, and eight rebounds. Jantzen Locke added 11 points for Minerva.
Chargers fall at home
FIRST BAPTIST OF ELYRIA 73, MASSILLON CHRISTIAN 71 Massillon Christian's Joe Ries made five 3-pointers and scored a career-high 37 points in a Chargers' home loss. Trent Mishler added 15 points for Massillon Christian.
Zak Singletary led First Baptist of Elyria with 26 points and 13 rebounds.


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VAL-D'OR, QC, Sept. 25, 2019 /CNW Telbec/ - The President of the Public Inquiry Commission on relations between Indigenous Peoples and certain public services in Québec ? listening, reconciliation and progress, the honourable Jacques Viens, will proceed with the submission of the Commission's report next Monday. He invites media representatives to attend this submission.
Monday, September 30, 2019
11:00 a.m.
Pavillon des Premiers-Peuples, salle aux usages multiples
Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue
675, 1re Avenue
For those media representatives unable to attend on-site, a simultaneous broadcast is planned on the Website of the Commission :
Please note that there will be no question period after the submission of the report.
SOURCE Commission d'enquête sur les relations entre les Autochtones et certains services publics au Québec


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Fitmums buggy sessions
Thursday 9.30am, East Park, Holderness Road, Hull
Sessions involve a 2/ 3 mile walk of varying paces to suit all; power walking for those who want or a gentler pace for others. Some sessions also include toning activities to give an all-round workout and some involve some "walking speed work" with buggies for those wanting an extra workout.
Buggy sessions are £3 per session and FREE to members. You don't need to book – just turn up. Feel free to contact the Buggy Leaders for more information if needed.
Fitmums run a large number of walking and running groups for all ages and work very hard to be inclusive to all, the areas covered are Beverley, Cottingham, Boothferry Road, East Hull & Hedon. See more details on www.fitmums.org.uk
Sweaty Mama: Carlton & Goole
Sweaty Mama is a unique and effective way to exercise with your child. No need to organise childcare, Sweaty Mama allows you to bond with your child whilst you undertake the workout, utilising their weight to intensify the exercise. Over the course of sessions, you gradually build up your fitness level and strengthen your core to rehabilitate your body after having a child. A fab, fun workout to upbeat music both you and your child will love!
Friday 10 am, Carlton Village Hall, Church Lane, Carlton, Goole DN14 9PB
Tuesday 10am, The Junction, Paradise Place, Goole DN14 5DL
£35 for 6 weeks
Contact Lorraine on 07581 451716 or via email email@example.com
Pramblers: Brough
Friday 10.30-11.30, Fusion Fitness Gym, Brough.
2/3 mile walk around Brough. Various stop points for light resistance exercised to help tone the body. Babies can be in a pram or a sling/ carrier.
£4 per session.
Steph Hotham Triangle Fitness, 07875 159773, firstname.lastname@example.com (Steph is also a Personal Trainer who specialises in Pre & Post Natal Fitness)
Bring Baby Fitness classes: Willerby
Total Fitness Gym, Beverley Road, Willerby, HU10 6ED
Tuesday 11.15am pre and post-natal aqua fit
Thursday 10-11am post-natal tone up
Bring your babies with you while you work out (up to 12 months).
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Leanne James 07842 291048 (call to book and for info on what to take with you)
Powerhooping Classes: South Cave
Wednesday 7.15pm – 8pm, South Cave Sports Centre.
Wednesday 9.30 – 10.15, WI Hall, South Cave. (If you have children in buggies they are welcome to watch. Limited space so call ahead. New members can come along 9.00-9.30 for a free trial.)
Powerhooping is the latest fitness craze! It's like hoola-hooping but with a weighted hoop that gives you lots of core strength, great abs and is a lot of fun to do. Even if you couldn't hoop as a child you will be able to Powerhoop as it is weighted and uses a different technique. The classes are run by Jenny Platt, an experienced fitness instructor and the only Powerhooping instructor in East Yorkshire.
Classes are just £5 (including hoop hire, £4 without) and the FIRST SESSION IS FREE.
Call Jenny Platt 07939 609566 to book a place.
Ragamuffin Yoga (parent and toddler yoga): Hull
Monday 9.45 – 10.45, Yoga Therapy Lounge, 5 Princes Avenue, Hull
Suitable for parents and children aged 2-4 years old (younger and older children can attend too). The class included yoga stretches, yoga stories, crafts, games, fruit and tea.
£4 per session.
Jude Fox 01482 444455 or 07779371032 email@example.com
Private Parent & Children Yoga Classes
Christine teaches yoga to parents and their children at a rate of £35 for one hour in your own home. Mats are provided.
Christine Rumley 07946 466203 firstname.lastname@example.com
US MUMS: Hull
Aqua Natal sessions: Gentle aqua aerobics for pregnant women or new mums wanting to get back into shape. £4.55 (discounts may be available, contact email@example.com for criteria)
Parents and Tots dance session: £1 per family
Fitness sessions: gentle exercise sessions suitable for pregnant mums and new mums (you can bring your baby along, non-crawlers welcome). £2 per session, first session FREE.
Aqua Natal Yoga at the East Hull Pools:
- Tuesdays 11.30 – 12.30pm
- Book via (01482) 331303
Parents and Tots Dance sessions:
- Acorn Children's Centre 9.30 – 10.30am
- St Marks Church Hall, Bellfield Avenue Mondays 10-11am
Fitness sessions for new mums and pregnant women:
- St. Marks Church Hall, Tuesdays 9.30am – 10.30am
- Acorn Children's Centre, Wednesdays 11am – 12noon
Parents and Tots Dance sessions:
- McMillan Nursery School, Thursdays 9.30am – 10.15am (please, book in advance: 01482 803978)
- Bude Children's Centre, Tuesdays 9.15am – 10am
Fitness sessions for new mums and pregnant women:
- McMillan Children's Centre, Thursdays 10.30am – 11.30am
Aqua Natal at the Beverly Road Pools:
- Wednesdays 11am – 12noon
- Book via (01482)615986
Parents and Tots Dance sessions:
- Ainthorpe Children's Centre, Thursdays 10am – 11am
- St. Vincent's Primary Schools, Tuesdays 10am – 11am
Fitness sessions for new mums and pregnant women:
- St.Vincent's Primary School, Mondays 9.30am – 10.30am
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Briefly…Top Ten Tweets: From Environmental Impact to "Green Dams", Good Scams, and a Damning Editorial
1. Environment: MEP flexes muscles – BBC: Environment fears halt China dams http://bit.ly/SykMS 5:24 PM Jun 12th
Comment: Further to our post on this last week, the Ministry of Environmental Protection shows it can shake things up. Other relevant news is around green power. MEP's role is strategic as well as environmental: Low carbon, High spend – RT @BillGlover: China launches green power revolution to catch up on west, $30bn for low-carbon http://tr.im/nZkE 6:15 AM Jun 10th from TweetDeck
2. Bad Business: Short-term gain can be long-term pain – RT @fonstuinstra: How to kill your China business http://ff.im/-3Q7tx 8:23 AM Jun 11th from TweetDeck
Comment: It is an old lesson, but many have not yet learnt it…China strategy needs to be long-term, and companies need to train up, and hang on to, good people. With the rise of the domestic market, local talent is more important than ever.
3. Economy: Exports -26.4%, y on y – Forbes: Data Shows China Relies More on Growth at Home http://bit.ly/1YsGZ 8:02 AM Jun 11th from TweetDeck
Comment: The trade figures were always going to be bad, given the global business environment, but there have been signs of domestic consumption on the back of the stimulus plan (Stimulus in, output up – AFP: China's industrial output up 8.9 pct in May http://bit.ly/14f0Ha 8:15 AM Jun 12th).
Other recent economic news:
RT @CDT: China's Consumer Prices Decline 1.4%, Aiding Recovery: From Bloomberg http://tinyurl.com/kjtwak 8:03 AM Jun 11th from TweetDeck
RT @China_Daily: China PPI down 7.2% in May year on year http://tinyurl.com/l7229p6:14 AM Jun 10th from TweetDeck
4. Risk: Another client is fearful of the "China buyer scam"…Time to re-tweet "How to Scupper a Scammer" http://bit.ly/5Nsp 9:09 AM Jun 9th from TweetDeck
Comment: Due diligence is worth the investment. The saving from doing no due diligence is not worth the risk. Let us know if you would like us to show you the sums…
5. ODI: ODI lessons? View from the FT: China will learn from failed Chinalco-Rio deal http://bit.ly/amUIE 8:27 AM Jun 9th from TweetDeck
Comment: We noted this story last week http://www.chinabusinessservices.com/?p=946 as well, but it continues to rumble. A round-up is here.
6. IT: IT escorts RT @imagethief: New post: Why I'm not in a tizzy over China's new Internet filtering software: http://bit.ly/TvJQT 8:06 AM Jun 9th from TweetDeck
Comment: China is planning to pre-install internet filters on all computers. Could this be the thin end of the wedge? Computer makers have some hard decisions to make, but users will not have to try to hard to escape the Green Dam Escort (which latest news suggests could infringe IP of a US firm, Solid Oak).
7. IPR: Register! RT @DanHarris: New China Law Blog post: Think You Have A Well Known China Trademark.Think Again http://is.gd/STXU 6:54 AM Jun 9th from TweetDeck
Comment: We have said it before, and will say it again. Register early to get protection. The IP environment has improved, but without the basics in place, it is hard to cry foul, even for a "famous brand".
8. Exports: RT @sinostream: http://xi.gs/04tg China raises tax rebates to shore up exports5:14 PM Jun 8th from TweetDeck
Comment: The basket of policies that accompany the stimulus spending plan are keeping pace with the changing market. Expect more action to follow to ensure growth stays on track.
9. FDI: Gome is an electric investment for Bain. And corporate governance? – FT: Bain in $630m boost for Gome http://bit.ly/hfcMf 4:52 PM Jun 8th from TweetDeck
Comment: While FDI continues to fall, there are opportunities for the selective investor, and for those (unlike Coke) who seek to invest in – rather than buy – local brands.
10. Little luxurues: First Barbie. Now Gucci – RT @ChinaResearch: Gucci Launches Shanghai Flagship…http://tinyurl.com/kvsa8r 4:45 PM Jun 8th from TweetDeck
Comment: The local consumer market is growing (even if retail stats are unreliable), and these high-profile flagship stores are an increasingly common brand promotion strategy, as companies seek to give new consumers an unforgettable (brand) experience…even if the sale may not happed on the first visit.


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A recent podcast discussion between architect/urban planner Douglas Farr and professional cranky old guy James Howard Kunstler presented two opposing schools of thought within the same general New Urbanist camp. Farr expects business as usual to persist for a very long time even as external circumstances force incremental adjustments. Kunstler just sees collapse. I'd like to focus on one particular example they bounced around.
If the climate is changing and sea level is rising (for the record, I have no particular opinion on the topic) there's a good chance that places like Miami will have to adapt to increasing floods. Kunstler stated that once sea water infiltrates southern Florida's porous limestone ground water it's "game over." Farr suggested that high value locations will respond with engineered fortifications and infrastructure projects to preserve existing real estate. If Florida's drinking water supply goes brackish people could return to the ancient practice of collecting rain water off roofs.
Here's a short YouTube video demonstrating how a family lives comfortably in the Arizona desert using rain water catchment to supply their needs year round in a harsh dry environment. The homes of Florida would have a much easier time adapting in this manner given the generous rainfall in the Caribbean. High rise towers? Not so much since the roof of a skyscraper is too small relative to the concentrated demand from the many floors below.
This Israeli company manufactures water generators that pull potable water out of the atmosphere using standard refrigeration equipment similar to an air conditioner or dehumidifier. When air is chilled water vapor condenses into a liquid and can be collected for household use. Put a large enough condenser on the roof of a tall building and drinking water can be supplied to each unit below. 95% of the water we all use isn't actually for drinking so lower quality water from another source could be used for flushing toilets, washing clothes, and so on. The trade off is that this equipment costs money to install and maintain and requires a substantial amount of energy (electricity, natural gas, diesel…) But compare that cost to having a building become uninhabitable due to a lack of potable water. It's also something that individual properties can do semi-independently of government infrastructure.
Here's a cheesy South African promotional video for a similar water generator designed for household use. Cape Town's recent water crisis as well as ongoing concerns (real or imagined) about municipal water quality are prompting middle class households to consider personal drinking water supply systems. These machines are available at a price point that affluent families can afford, but not people lower down the income ladder. As wealthier people adapt to stress on an individual level the urgency to fix the larger societal systems is reduced. This is nothing new in a place like South Africa or the United States.
Personally, I prefer simple, small scale, low cost, distributed, low energy solutions to whatever problem I'm trying to solve. I'm reminded of the mail order catalogues from a century ago that supplied rural homesteads with low tech equipment. Whatever might go wrong with a sheet metal windmill can be repaired with ordinary hand tools by a farmer with common sense. These systems tend to be slow, intermittent, and deliver less of what we have become used to with modern infrastructure. But they're also still operational after a hundred years of benign neglect.
Compare that to a large scale computer controlled desalination plant powered by a nuclear reactor. There are entirely too many delicate interdependent parts to such a system and they all have to work perfectly all the time in order to function properly. These systems do produce large amounts of fresh water. But it's a precarious and expensive arrangement for something so vital to life. I suspect we're going to see more of these technological responses to future challenges, but each will come with its own set of trade offs and unintended consequences.
Douglas Farr is most likely correct that society will adapt in fits and starts to the stresses of the new century wherever money and organizational talent are available. And Kunstler is also probably correct that for the wrong people in the wrong places collapse is already essentially upon them. It's an all-of-the-above situation, not an either/or.


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By order of General R. E. Lee:
Assistant Adjutant-General.
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Major General D. H. HILL,
GENERAL: Your dispatch of this date* has been received. I have probably a division on the Maryland side by this time. My desire is, if practicable, to reach the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge over the Monocacy this evening. Can you at once move forward to the bridge, so that we may effect a junction during the evening or night at furthest? General Lee has authorized your moving forward. I deem it important that we effect the junction, as we may meet with opposition before we can destroy the bridge.
Leesburg, Va., September 5, 1862.
His Excellency President DAVIS, Richmond, Va.:
MR. PRESIDENT: As I have already had the honor to inform you, this army is about entering Maryland, with a view of affording the people of that State an opportunity of liberating themselves. Whatever success may attend that effort, I hope, at any rate, to annoy and harass the enemy. The army being transferred to this section, the road to Richmond, through Warrenton, has been abandoned as far back as Culpeper Court-House, and all trains are directed to proceed by way of Luray and Front Royal from Culpeper Court-House to Winchester. I desire that everything coming from Richmond may take that route, or any nearer one turning off before reaching Culpeper Court-House. Notwithstanding the abandonment of the line, as above mentioned, I deem it important that as soon as the bridge over the Rapidan shall be completed, that over the Rappahannock should be constructed as soon as possible, and I have requested the president of the road to have timber prepared for that purpose. My reason for desiring that this bridge shall be repaired is, that in the event of falling back it is my intention to take a position about Warrenton, where, should the enemy attempt an advance on Richmond, I should be on his flank; or, should he attack me, I should have a favorable country to operate in, and, bridges being repaired, should be in full communication with Richmond.
I have had all the arms taken in the late battles collected as far as possible, and am informed that about 10,000 are now at Gainesville.
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Even those who have never set foot in a church have heard the phrase, 'Light to the world.' But do we really know what that means? Is it something we actually put into practice on a regular basis? Let's find out.
14 "You are the light of [Christ to] the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden; 15 nor does anyone light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a lampstand, and it gives light to all who are in the house. 16 Let your light shine before men in such a way that they may see your good deeds and moral excellence, and [recognize and honor and] glorify your Father who is in heaven. Matthew 5
The first thought which came to my mind was, it's really not a choice. A city set on a hill cannot hide. We don't really decide to be a light – we have to decide NOT to be a light. It's like deciding to tear down the city so it wouldn't be seen anymore. hmmm
The light we are to be is one which is seen, not hidden. It is to be given to all, not some. How we shine is through good deeds, works, acts. And why we shine is to bring glory to God, not to ourselves.
Short and too the point, this one is. But boy should it make us all thing. We can not accomplish this instruction sitting in our safe place at home, nor by occupying a pew somewhere. So think about this one. Ask yourself:
Am I doing good deeds, works, and acts out in the open, toward any who cross my path? And is what I am doing bringing glory to God?


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Nigeria's Afro-pop star and Mavin Records artiste, Tiwa Savage, is set to join the duo of Davido and rapper, Phyno as the headliners for the upcoming concert, '3 Thrones' which is set to hold later this month in Lagos.
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BARACK Obama's historic day was played out on Twitter as much as it was in real life.
The President won re-election to White House for a second term, and a Twitter record in the process for the most retweets of all time.
His official victory announcement - a picture of him hugging his wife Michelle with the caption: "four more years" - was picked up and retweeted 320,821 times at the time of writing.
His campaign announced the President's re-election to the White House moments after it was called by TV networks CNN and Fox News.
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text: CoasterPrince 0 Report post Posted June 12, 2009 CoasterPrince goes to Hurricane Harbor! The day started out with me going to the Theme Park to catch the shuttle over to HH. I knew the Dry Park was going to be crowded because it was 9:30 and people were lined up at the ticket booths. After a quick ride through Gadv Massive parking lot that offered great views of the coasters up close we pulled into HH parking lot. It offered greeat views of Ka. The pictures will explain the rest! What's better than the smell of B&M in the morning... The shuttle was taking forever, so I walked around the parking lot to get some great views. The crowds were going to be HEAVY today...I could feel it! I am one of the ONLY erUPtion Lovers out there....It's a great ride IMO. So the shuttle finally came and I got to take a Raw Pov! Here's a unique look at Gasm. That's a lot of stairs. Nitro has 500...I wonder how many Gasm has? Kingda Ka was down this weekend but it still looked beautiful! If only there were a train launching! This is what makes Kingda Ka.....Kingda Ka. [Launch Drum Building] Riding by the Wild Safari... What a skyline! One of these things is not like the other.... On to what the Ptr is about....Hurricane Harbor! I feel like I entered a new world... ...because I did. Take-It-Ezee looks peaceful...for now! This my friend, is a Shark-Butt...and the Kingda Ka of HH. One of the reasons these are some of the wettest slides in NJ. Bada Bing, Bada Boom, Bada Bang? I think that's it! Discovery Bay for the tikes. Though the slides look pretty intense. Ride Purple. The first drop is amazing! They call this Funstruction yet I have to walk all the way to Aquatopia Cafe' to eat. That is soo fun! Some nice umbrellas for you Umbrella Enthusiast. Blue Lagoon was fun. Not better than CP but still fun. I end this TR with the best slides here. I call em' Kingda Ka. In Conclusion, Hurricane Harbor isn't the best water park, infact I had more fun at SplashWorld in Clementon....It is however a beautiful place to visit once or twice a year. The atmosphere is what really made me want to check this place out. It feels like your on a beach that happened to have waterslides and concrete. Lol. I too hope they add something new next year like a Tornado or Mat Slide. There is just too much space in between each slide tower. Overall, I actually would get a Season Pass here...Too Bad I work at Gadv and can get in free! :jumping0001: CoasterPrince Out Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites