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Some animals that are included on the endangered species list are the western lowland gorilla, the leatherback turtle and the Amur leopard. As of 2015, these animals are categorized as critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
The western lowland gorilla inhabits the dense rainforests of western Africa. Due to the gorillas' remote habitat, their population numbers are unknown. However, International Union for Conservation of Nature officials speculate that nearly 60 percent of the gorilla population died or was killed between the early 1990s and 2015.
The leatherback turtle is the largest species of turtle, reaching lengths of 55 to 63 inches and weighing between 600 and 1,500 pounds. The turtles are mainly found migrating throughout the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The IUCN categorizes the species as vulnerable on a global scale; however, subpopulations found in the Pacific and southwest Atlantic are considered critically endangered.
The IUCN estimates that there are only 60 Amur leopard individuals left in the wild. The leopards are normally found in the temperate forests and mountains of eastern Russia. The leopards weigh between 70 and 105 pounds, can reach speeds up to 37 miles per hour and can jump up to 10 feet high.

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AWIU Chapter for Greater Washington, DC
Jing Bao
Chapter Chair
Welcome to AWIU's DC chapter page! Here you will find updates on chapter activities and opportunities to get involved. If you're interested in becoming a member of AWIU's DC chapter, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
DC Chapter Members Attend KRMA-US Partners Annual Appreciation Dinner
AWIU Washington Chpeter members Drs Jing Bao and Nancy Shinowara from the DC Chapter attended the event on October 17, 2015
At the event, Dr. Lois Stovall, the President of the Krma-US Partners, provided a slide presentation for her remarkable work done in Uganda to help women with an agricultural development. The krma-US Partners is an organization founded in 2013 by Lois Stovall to help under-resourced rural women in existing women's cooperatives in Kaberamaido District Uganda move towards economic sustainability and to enable them to send all their children to primary and secondary school, and beyond.
Dr. Stovall acknowledged and thanked the AWIU's grant support for her project in Kobulubulu, Uganda. She also expressed interest to apply again a grant from AWIU.
Next DC Chapter Meeting to be held on Tuesday, July 22
Featuring Parnian Nazary, Advocacy Manager for Women for Afghan Women
Please mark your calendars for our next DC chapter meeting on the evening of Tuesday, July 22 at 6:00 pm. We've reserved the back wine room at Nando's just south of Dupont Circle (1210 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20036).
We're very pleased to announce that we will be joined by Parnian Nazary, who will speak about her work as Advocacy Manager for Women for Afghan Women. A native of Kabul, Afghanistan, Nazary moved to the United States in 2004 for her education, where she graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy and Wellesley College. Prior to joining Women for Afghan Women, Nazary served as a Program Associate at the Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum at the Social Science Research Council in New York, helping to inform UN policies in the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific, and Europe. She also served as a Program Officer for the Afghanistan-Pakistan Regional Program at NYU's Center on International Cooperation. She has long been a staunch advocate for women's rights in Afghanistan through her involvement with various agencies working with women of Afghanistan.
Event Details
What: DC Chapter Meeting with Parnian Nazary, Advocacy Manager, Women for Afghan Women
When: Tuesday, July 22 at 6:00 pm
Where: Nando's in Dupont Circle – 1210 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20036
As always, prospective members/friends are welcome to join! Please just let us know if you plan on attending and how many others might join you by July 16. For more information and to RSVP please email firstname.lastname@example.com
DC Chapter Meeting to be Held on Saturday, May 10
Featuring Zlática Kraljevic, CEO of the Anders Frontier Group LLC
The DC Chapter will meet on Saturday, May 10 at 11:00 am in Washington, DC. The location is yet to be determined but it will most likely be in the vicinity of Tennleytown or Cleveland Park, and will be sent out to members once it's set.
Our featured speaker at this meeting will be Zlática Kraljevic, CEO of The Anders Frontier Group LLC, who is also a member of our DC chapter.
Zlática is recognized as a thought leader in emerging markets and as an experienced international business strategist, educator, and public speaker. For over 20 years, she has worked with senior leaders in Fortune 200 companies, foreign government officials and academic leaders in over 30 countries throughout the Americas, Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. Her fundraising experience includes securing funds in excess of $200MM from private and institutional investors on behalf of for-profit and non-profit initiatives. Learn more about Zlática's experience, awards and leadership roles here.
During this meeting we will also discuss the DC chapter's project supporting KRMA-US partners, and other initiatives we would like to pursue this year.
Event Details
What: DC Chapter Meeting, Featuring Zlática Kraljevic
When: Saturday, May 10 at 11:00 am
Where: TBD in Washington, DC, likely near Tenleytown or Cleveland Park. The final location will be sent out to members.
Prospective members are welcome to join!
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DC Chapter Announces Special Initiative to Support krma-US Partners:
Donations Welcomed
April 17, 2014
Envision the Future…
…sounds like a mandate for western women, right? Yes, but not only. In the rural village of Kobulubulu in northeastern Uganda, in 2012, AWIU member Lindsey Holaday collaborated with a group of women from Kobulubulu to design a long-term project not only to envision their future but to ensure it.
A devastating attack on the village by Kony's Lord's Resistance Army a few years earlier had left it burned to the ground and survivors fled to camps. When it was safe to return home, a group of 20 village women formed Kobulubulu Riberere me Mon Association (KRMA), a cooperative meaning Women's Unity.
Krma-US Partners, a DC area 501(c)(3), was founded by Lois Stovall to help the women achieve economic independence without loans or foreign aid. http://www.krma-uspartners.org
Together, Lindsey, Lois and the women of KRMA conceived an innovative project to generate income for the community by establishing a 20-acre cassava farm. krma-US Partners contributes funds as well as evaluation, monitoring and capacity building. The women receive training in modern farming techniques, basic business practices, computer skills and conflict resolution. By 2018, the farm will be completely self-sustaining.
The women's top priority is to achieve continuing funds to educate their children (especially the girls) through primary and secondary school, and beyond. The revenues from the cassava farm, which will be completely owned by the KRMA cooperative in five years, are being used first to pay school fees. The remaining revenues are reinvested in the farm business to purchase assets such as plows and oxen to offset operating costs and generate increased income.
In the future, krma-US Partners plans to replicate this program in surrounding communities.
In keeping with AWIU's goals and vision, the DC chapter is supporting krma-US Partners as a special project.
The women have made modest requests for help with school supplies. Their wish list is posted on Amazon.com. You can contribute in two ways.
1. Use the link below or just click on the Wish List on top of the home page, enter the name krma-US Partners and the Wish List should pop up. During ordering, choose the address in Silver Spring MD and your order will automatically be shipped. If you are a Prime member, shipping is free. It is also free for orders over $35.
2. If you would like to contribute money to help cover the cost of shipping the supplies, checks in any amount will be appreciated. They can be made out to krma-US Partners Ltd., and mailed to 11408 Symphony Woods Lane, Silver Spring, MD 20901.
If you have trouble accessing the Wish List or have any questions, please email Lindsey at email@example.com.
The women and families of Kobulubulu thank you for your support.
International Women of Courage Celebration Week in Washington DC!
March 2014
Every year AWIU has the honor of hosting the State Department's International Women of Courage (IWOC) at our annual celebration event in Washington, D.C. This humbling and inspiring event brings together members from across the United States, loyal AWIU partners, and other supporters of AWIU. During the IWOC celebration week in DC, AWIU members participate in a series of other enriching and fascinating activities and events. Here just a few highlights.
Dinner with India's Ambassador to the United States
The residence of the Indian Ambassador
March 3, 2014
AWIU's International Women of Courage Celebration
National Press Club
March 4, 2014
DC chapter members also attended the following events:
- March 4, 2014: The US Secretary of State's International Women of Courage Awards and Reception at the Department of State
- March 5, 2014: An event at the Library of Congress Law Library with foreign legal specialist, Ms. Ruth Levush, who discussed women's issues with members, followed by a tour of the Library of Congress.
- March 5, 2014: A briefing and discussion at the Millennium Corporation regarding global policy on poverty. MCC is an innovative and independent US foreign aid agency that is helping lead the fight against global poverty.
Learn more about the International Women of Courage Celebration here.
DC Chapter Meeting to be held on Saturday, February 15
Featuring Lindsey Holaday of KRMA-US Partners
The DC Chapter will hold its first meeting of the year on Saturday, February 15 at 10:30 am at the JW Marriot in downtown Washington, DC.
As part of our agenda Lindsey Holaday, one of our DC chapter members, will speak about her work as co-founder and vice president of KRMA-US Partners, an NGO which has created an innovative program to help poor women in rural Uganda move from poverty and subsistence to economic independence and sustainability.
Event Details
What: DC Chapter Meeting, Featuring Lindsey Holaday
When: Saturday, February 15 at 10:30 am
Where: JW Marriot
1331 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004
We'll meet in the lobby.
Note that prospective members are also welcome to join!
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If you'd like to learn more about how to get involved with AWIU's DC chapter, please email DC Chapter Chair, Hillary Andoh, at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Report measures pesticides in air
Carol Ashley has frequently been exposed to pesticide drift near Park Rapids for the last 15 years ago.
"Living near potato fields, I've frequently been exposed to pesticide drift in the last 15 years or so," said Ashley, a member of Minnesotans for Pesticide Awareness. "One type of pesticide wipes me out so that I can barely move for days. I have to struggle to breathe."
Ashley and other residents are speaking out about the affects of pesticide drift from potato fields in the area after a report was released last week about a monitoring study.
The report indicates that central Minnesota communities face frequent exposure to multiple pesticides in the air they breathe, and residents are calling for stronger protections from one common potato fungicide.
Pesticide Drift Monitoring in Minnesota, authored by Pesticide Action Network (PAN), is the result of a community-led air monitoring study conducted by a group of concerned Minnesotans. Area residents found the fungicide chlorothalonil present in 64 percent of air samples taken near their homes.
"We're looking at establishing best practices," Ashley said of the study. "The farms are using the pesticides legally. The problem is the chemical itself and we want the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) to be looking at this."
Current EPA rules do not consider the health effects of breathing chlorothalonil.
"This on-the-ground monitoring documents the fact that many Minnesotans are regularly exposed to pesticides in the air they breathe," said Emily Marquez, PhD, staff scientist at Pesticide Action Network. "State and federal officials should act on these results by providing greater health protections for rural residents, and more carefully considering the science around inhalation effects. Even at low levels, airborne pesticides can raise serious health concerns."
Regulations for chlorothalonil were set by EPA using studies based on ingesting the chemical, even though the agency considers chlorothalonil to be "slightly toxic to non-toxic" when ingested and "highly toxic or acutely toxic" when inhaled. In March, EPA began a new review of chlorothalonil, which will include inhalation studies.
"I've had difficulty breathing, have temporarily lost my vision because of drift," Ashley said.
Chlorothalonil is classified by EPA as a "probable" carcinogen. Along with cancer, other probable health impacts from exposure include immunological reactions in the airways and skin, pneumonia, and kidney failure.
Residents formed Minnesotans for Pesticide Awareness in 2006 after observing health problems in communities living near potato fields. The group set out to learn more about the potential harms of pesticide drift. Later, the group connected with members of the White Earth Tribal Nation living near potato fields, who were also observing health problems.
Potato fields cover roughly 50,000 acres of Minnesota. Fungicides are applied to a significant majority of those potato acres - 98 percent in 2005. Chlorothalonil is the most commonly used fungicide, applied to 83 percent of the state's potato fields.
Members of the citizen group approached PAN to use their Drift Catcher tool to monitor pesticides drifting from nearby fields. PAN invented the Drift Catcher to address a void in the science around pesticide exposure. A simple, inexpensive and scientifically robust device, the Drift Catcher is used by community members to collect air samples which can then be analyzed for pesticides, enabling concerned citizens to document otherwise invisible chemical exposures.
A total of 340 field samples were taken in 19 locations in communities throughout Central Minnesota. Evidence of one or more pesticides was found in 64 percent of the samples, and pesticides were detected in all but two sites.
"Minnesotans have a right to know what's in the air, what their families are breathing," said Norma Smith, resident of Frazee, member of Minnesotans for Pesticide Awareness and one of the air monitoring participants. "The Drift Catcher results are evidence that pesticides are drifting and ending up in our yards, homes and farms. EPA and the Minnesota Departments of Health and Agriculture have a responsibility to stand up for the health and well-being of families like ours."
Air monitoring participants are hopeful that environmental and public health officials will use these results as evidence of widespread pesticide exposure, and consider additional steps to safeguard all Minnesotans.
An entire report of the study and its results, "Pesticide Drift Monitoring in Minnesota," is available online at www.panna.org.


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What a great evening shared with good friends and family at a family farm in Shreveport, Louisiana. The bride pulled off a very lovely outdoor Vintage Chic Farm Wedding in October, complete with a crisp autumn breeze, shrimp po-boys, Zapp's VooDoo chips, jambalaya with andouille sausage, great beer, wine, cider and dancing until the sun came up. Cheers to Caitlyn and Tyler!!
As a new Envelopments® Dealer, we selected a rustic Heart Sprigs themed invitation and designed it around the colors of the wedding.


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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Running with the Red Queen: Host-Parasite Coevolution Selects for Biparental Sex
Most organisms reproduce through outcrossing, even though it comes with substantial costs. The Red Queen hypothesis proposes that selection from coevolving pathogens facilitates the persistence of outcrossing despite these costs. We used experimental coevolution to test the Red Queen hypothesis and found that coevolution with a bacterial pathogen (Serratia marcescens) resulted in significantly more outcrossing in mixed mating experimental populations of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. Furthermore, we found that coevolution with the pathogen rapidly drove obligately selfing populations to extinction, whereas outcrossing populations persisted through reciprocal coevolution. Thus, consistent with the Red Queen hypothesis, coevolving pathogens can select for biparental sex.
Running with the Red Queen: Host-Parasite Coevolution Selects for Biparental Sex
Running with the Red Queen: Host-Parasite Coevolution Selects for Biparental Sex
A Biological Solution to a Fundamental Distributed Computing Problem
Computational and biological systems are often distributed so that processors (cells) jointly solve a task, without any of them receiving all inputs or observing all outputs. Maximal independent set (MIS) selection is a fundamental distributed computing procedure that seeks to elect a set of local leaders in a network. A variant of this problem is solved during the development of the fly's nervous system, when sensory organ precursor (SOP) cells are chosen. By studying SOP selection, we derived a fast algorithm for MIS selection that combines two attractive features. First, processors do not need to know their degree; second, it has an optimal message complexity while only using one-bit messages. Our findings suggest that simple and efficient algorithms can be developed on the basis of biologically derived insights. Full paper @ Science


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I'm going to admit that I didn't want to read Power Exchange, the first book in AJ Rose's Power Exchange series, for a long time because of the hype around the book. Usually I stay clear of these books because I often don't like them as much as others do. However, when the first book was on sale, I decided to give it a shot.
I loved the first and second book in the series while I didn't like a lot about the third one. All the books contain violence, and they're not for the faint-hearted. But let's start from the beginning, right?
Power Exchange
Though there were times when the explanations about BDSM exasperated me a bit, AJ Rose did a great job at describing the dynamic between sub and dom. The mystery depicted was okay, though I guessed pretty early who the culprit was.
My main focus and interest was the couple, Gavin and Ben. I quickly fell in love with Gavin, who found the strength to be the man he always wanted to be, with Ben's aid. The relationship between Gavin and Ben was wonderful. Add some memorable side characters (Cole, Gavin's younger brother, and Myah, Gavin's new partner, for example), hot sex scenes, and you've got a winner.
Power Exchange is definitely a recommended read.
Safeword is the second book in the Power Exchange series. After the ordeal Gavin and Ben went through at the end of the first book, they have to overcome some major obstacles to rescue their relationship. I really liked that AJ Rose didn't gloss anything over, and showed that both men had to overcome their traumas. They needed a lot of time and care to re-establish the BDSM aspect of their relationship, to build up the necessary trust again. There was a lot of tenderness between them as they slowly navigated their relationship back on an even keel.
The mystery part was harsh and violent again. At times, I found myself scowling at my Kindle, not wanting to read on because I feared what the author would put Gavin and Ben through. Of course, I still read on, but sometimes I felt absolutely horrible for them.
Safeword is another recommended read for me.
Consent is the third book in the Power Exchange series, and it's by far my least favorite. If you want to read this book, please read the warning label carefully. While I did read the warning, I didn't think it would be worse than the other two books. I was wrong.
While I still loved Gavin and Ben's relationship, they didn't feel as in tune with each other as before. There's also a threesome scene, which I found okay. I like moresomes, but it felt somewhat disconnected, and it also came out of the blue for me.
I'm not going into details about Myah's abduction, but I'll say that the violence depicted in this book was incredible disturbing. I get that the author wanted to paint a realistic picture, but for me it was way too much—too detailed, too cruel. A wonderful side character got broken, and I could only enjoy parts of the book. Numerous times I thought about putting it aside, but always hoped for a good ending. There was sort of a happy ending, though it didn't really add up to the rest of the book.
If you think you can stomach a lot of violence, then Consent might be for you.


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Listening to student' voices and giving them learning choices are critical in providing personalized learning.
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What videos are included in the Ferguson's Career Tips video series?
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The new Ferguson's Career Tips video series offers job search and career advice in short, engaging videos. You'll find tips for crafting strong resumes and cover letters, answering tricky interview questions, building a network, and making the most of a career fair or an internship.
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#1 강대성!!!! I fell in love with Daesung after I read his interview about his accident. when he talked about helping his church and how going was the only thing keeping him sane. His story had inspired me to help out more in my church community and has made me think more about my decisions in life. Its brought me closer to God. Im greatful to have heard this angels voice <3 When i heard that he was playing in "whats up" i dropped everything i was doing and started it right away! so worth it! seeing him play as hades was a whole other side of him. the side that I believed was in pain and was ready to let his feelings out.
#2 정일우! I believe I first saw him in 49days. he was so funny and so cute! i had to watch more of him! so aegyo!!!!
#3 이현우!! To the beautiful you!! Second male syndrome hit me HARD!! I mean, just look at those eyes... must I say more????
#4 김현중! I first saw him in Boys Over Flowers and ended up catching the desease of second male syndrome.. dont look at me. i know you guys probably did too... I fell in love with him while watching Playful kiss! just seeing a total smart A** fall in love with a goofy, obsessed, not so smart girl, made my hear melt. Seriously. what jerk grabs a crazy girl in the middke of the rain and kisses her??? asdfghjkl! Gotta watch it again for the 4th time!!!
#5 이민호! Hes got to be everyones top 10... AT LEAST!! Super popular, Super Cute!!! Look at those dimples!!!!!! Anyway... most of you had probably first ran into him during Boys Over Flowers, am I right?? well, i first met him in City Hunter! God he was adorable... "KIM NANA!!!!" Ive seen many of his new films! havent seen his newer ons though... have any of you noticed that his hollywood house in heirs was the same house that was shot in Taken 3?? at least... im pretty fricken sur it was! how awesome is that???
#6 긴우빈! Again... another deseases of second male syndrome.., dont you hate it!!!! And so the lion fell in love with the lamb <3 As you probably guessed already, I fell in love with this man from Heirs! it was love at first bully <3 I could remake this show a million times, just so park shinhye would fall in love with him instead...
Any way, thats all of my Bias!! I challange you all to post your own Bias lists!!! Im really excited to see who you all love!! READY AND BEGIN!!!! ^^ @poojas


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Isotoner Smart Touch Gloves
June 19, 2012 by admin
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Isotoner Smart Touch Gloves
If you live in colder climate places then you will need to wear gloves, right? And sometimes it is a bit of time wasting if you still have to take the gloves off just to operate the touch screen of your phone. And these Isotoner Smart Touch gloves will help you a whole lot when it comes to these issues.
When it comes to the functionality of Isotoner Smart Touch Gloves, the very first question that people ask is if they work. And the answer to that is a big yes! These Isotoner Smart Touch Gloves actually work very well. It is the small patches that are somewhat embroidered with small arrows in the middle that help you operate your smartphone. So when you slide images on the screen, they surely work every time. Some people may take two to three touches to tap on their Droid Xs before the phone responds.
But then, it still works so no worries about it.
In terms of overall look, these Isotoner Smart Touch Gloves are known for its luxurious look and feel. Though they were made for more utilility-focused, still it comes close with its other counterparts as far as overall look is concerned. Some would buy the colors to complement the colors of their Iphones. There is this "Isotoner Smart Touch Gloves" that come in black color and it will perfectly go with the same color that is found in IPhones.
The grey and black color combination in Isotoner Smart Touch Gloves is one of the favourites. But yes, the market is hoping that the company would create more versions of these gloves in fun and funky colors.
Now, when it comes to fit, these Isotoner Smart Touch Gloves come in one size fits all which is one of the complaints from users. Some users have short fingers and their fingers will not totally and completely fill out the gloves. Some have thin hands and people with hands like that will have no problem with these gloves – the gloves will surely be snug on them. But what about those people with medium to big hands? It is advisable that those who have medium to big hands should try the gloves first before buying them.
These gloves sell for $ 40 a pair but some stores would sell them with discounts. Macy's website sells them for $ 26.99. You can try other online shops if you are interested to buy these gloves for you wouldn't know what other surprises are in store for you.
Overall, these gloves will give customers total satisfaction. They will surely stay true to their promise and despite its little flaws, they are still considered to be "great buys" and people will keep buying them in the future.
Isotoners have been a household name for years now – for decades even. Isotoner has built up its image in terms of quality and performance. It will always be there for you and for those customers who are looking for warmth and comfort (not to mention, functionality) during the coldest time of the year.
CaSandra Poulos has been wearing Isotoners gloves for over 20 years and offers information on many of the current types available at her website, Isotoner Gloves Women.


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Shillong: Political drama continued in
Meghalaya as one of the four new ministers scheduled to be
sworn-in today failed to turn up at Raj Bhavan at the
appointed hour.
Three others, A L Hek, Saleng Sangma and Shitlang
Pale, were administered the oath of office and secrecy by
Governor R S Mooshahary.
There was no official word as to why Umroi MLA S W
Rymbai, who was also scheduled to be sworn in today, did not
turn up for the ceremony.
Chief Minister Mukul Sangma affected the reshuffle in
an apparent bid to douse a rebellion by a group of dissident
Congress MLAs who were seeking his ouster.
Sangma showed the exit door to four of the rebel
ministers Prestone Tyngsong (PHE, General Administration,
Municipal Administration and Science and Technology), F W
Momin (Community and Rural Development, Cooperation and Water
Resources), Augustine D Marak (Food and Civil Supplies, Civil
Defence and Home Guards) and Founder Cajee (Fisheries and
Urban Affairs).
The rural development minister, who was the most vocal
among the dissidents and was camping in the national capital
with some other dissident Congress MLA, had claimed that
Sangma had lost majority.
It has been over four months since the detractors of
Sangma have been seeking a change of CLP leader, frequently
visiting the national capital to air their grievances against
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A chance to look at the Shad Thames area from a different perspective.
This open discussion brings together people who live and work in the area; visitors from elsewhere; and urban design and architecture professionals.
The debate will focus on what makes Shad Thames special; examples of good and bad design; and how to shape the area in future.
This event is part of the annual Local Eyes Festival organised by STAMP (Shad Thames Area Management Partnership).
Refreshments provided.
Related website: www.loveshadthames.org
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Oromo is a small, independent barony named for its unusual castle of red brick. It covers about 375 square miles and lies on the southeast frontier of Hannan. Its political center and heart is its castle and village, both known as Oromo. As it lies outside the established borders of Brunia, the Baron pays his tribute directly to the agents of the crown.
In CY 442, Werner Romanov, a powerful fighter, occupied Castle Oromo and with his friends Thorvald and Lokaan drove out foul creatures who dwelt in the keep. Almost as soon as he did so (and much to his surprise and somewhat to his chagrin), the area began to grow as a center of farming and trade. Though Werner died before the war was over, the castle has been a haven for his family for fifty years now. After the war, his son Vladimir set to rebuilding Oromo, something that never truly concerned Werner. Vlad is a politician and a strategist, not an adventurer. Like his mother and his wife, he is pious and trusts the clergy of Vallan. Unlike his father, he trusts neither wizards nor elves.
Without Castle Oromo, there would be no barony or town in this part of Hannan. The Seventeen Years' War of course drove many serfs and farmers away, but not so many as one might think. The hills surrounding Oromo offered some refuge from the onslaught of humanoids. Since the war, the Baron has repopulated Oromo, thanks in part to war refugees from southern lands. Another major factor in repopulating the Barony was the addition of the Temple of Vallan. In the aftermath of the Seventeen Years' War,
the temple has greatly enhanced Oromo's reputation.
The need for a temple had been apparent since Oromo first began to grow in the mid-440s. When construction of the Temple of Vallan finally began in 472, it represented a recognition by the religious authorities that pilgrims from Hannan would have to travel over land to reach Volkarta, the holy city and Itrean seat of power. Baron Romanov traveled to Pithorn immediately after the war (fall 470) to ask that the Archpriest consider his request for a temple to help rebuild Oromo. The temple was commissioned by the Archpriests of Pithorn and Sandir (capital of Sagataan, a small kingdom in the Confederation), and approved by the Presbyter in Volkarta in late 471. The project was completed in CY 479, and Oromo has been a restful haven for religious pilgrims for the last fourteen years. Of course trade caravans have also returned, and pass through Oromo as often as anywhere. Unfortunately, as little remains of the confederate states, Hannan's international trade leaves something to be desired.
The High Priest of the Temple, Anatol, has become a new power in the region. He is a rigid, strong-willed, and scholarly cleric, but he is not altogether unkind. He is fairly young, but he is a favored priest; when he is in his sanctuary, his curing, healing, and restorative spells always have the most advantageous results.
The temple itself is of solid design and function; it is a stone building with two wings and large, dome-topped turret. There is a 15'-wide corridor that runs about 60' to the turret. The domed ceiling is 40' high in the center. As one enters the chamber there are stairways to the left and right (leading to one private room to the left (Anatol's) and the deacons' rooms to the right). The wings are cooking areas, hostel beds, monks' chambers, and devotional rooms. The other deacons are Liam and Judas.


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Palace of Painting Museum – Museum Puri Lukisan
Museum Puri Lukisan or Palace of Painting Museum is situated strategically in the heart of Ubud at the north end of Ubud main street (Jalan Raya Ubud), 30 km from Denpasar and 40 km from the airport. The museum lies in a serene garden, under the shade of trees.
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This museum houses the island's finest selections of modern paintings, drawing and sculptures. The museum was founded in 1956 by Cokorda Gede Agung Sukawati, the king of Ubud and a patron of art and Rudolph Bonnet, a Dutchman who devoted much of his life studying and preserving the unique Balinese painting. The museum was established to develop and set standards for local art, to educate and stimulate young artist, and to record for posterity un-vulgarized Balinese art before the tourist industry finished it off for good. Its establishment was first deliberate attempt to separate the arts from communal life.
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During the frenzied activity of the 1930s, young painters broke away from the traditional formalistic paintings of mythological scenes and Hindu epic stories. It was in Ubud where Balinese artist first started painting village scenes, markets, funerals, and landscapes. Some artists even incorporated motorcycles and radios in scenes along jungle paths. The old style was combined with new realism, discarding many rigid rules, and setting natural figures against natural backgrounds. This naturalism is exemplified in the works in this museum.
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The Museum consists of three large building set in exquisite gardens of fountains, flowering shrubs, statues, and lotus ponds befitting a palace. The collections in this museum, the paintings and sculptures are displayed in chronological order, covering the whole evolution into modern idiom, from 1930s to 1970s. The theme of the paintings which are displayed range from the traditional wayang stories to the dances, from scenes of Balinese folklores to rice harvest. The maestros whose masterpieces displayed here are Gusti Nyoman Lempad, Dewa Batuan, Ida Bagus Made, Ida Bagus Gelgel, Ida Bagus Nadera as well as sculptures of I Nyoman Cokot, Ida Bagus Nyana, I Wayan Pendet, I Mangku Tama, and I Ketut Tjedeng. There are also some works from the naïve expressionist Young Artist School; most of these works are for sale.
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Tuesday, 28 January 2014
Random Recipes #36 - New year, new (to me) book
This monthly cooking challenge is hosted at Belleau Kitchen, and the theme for January is New Year, New Book - to randomly select one of the cookbooks we received at Christmas, and then to randomly select a recipe a recipe from within that!
I was given one new cookbook - a retro copy of "Cooking the Scandinavian Way" by Elna Adlerbert. So the book selection was easy!
I opened the book at a random page and so Baked Mackerel With Leeks was chosen. Here's the recipe - although I halved it since there were only the 3 of us, and Mini-M is only little.
Here's what the finished dish looks like straight out of the oven - the mackerel well hidden under plenty of leeks and onions. Mini-M left all of her leeks. The conversation went…
Mini-M: "I left these vegetable bits at the side"
Me: "OK - they are leeks. Did you not like them"
Mini-M: (very honestly) "I didn't try them. I could just see that I didn't like them"
Me - speaking: "Ok, well it's really good to try things - maybe next time you might try some"
Me - thinking: "Fair point - I hated leeks as a kid. Still not a huge fan. Pretty much only eating mine to set a good example!"
Served up toddler style - with tomatoes and celery, a piece of sun-dried tomato and onion scone - on a princess plate with pink cutlery.
Served up for the adults… it would appear that the only difference is the boring plate and cutlery!
Huge credit has to go to Mr E, for taking up the fish gauntlet just before going out, and ending up at the cinema smelling distinctly mackerel-y, after I suddenly baulked at the last minute at the thought of beheading them.
And a special mention to Mini-M who very carefully carried the said mackerel around the supermarket in their paper bag, after we got them from the fish counter, talking to them and cuddling them, and asking if she could look at them, then being so excited about having fish for tea. It was going to be her 'happy thing' to share at nursery yesterday morning, until 3 fire engines with sirens and flashing lights drove past on the walk there and eclipsed the mackerel on the toddler scale of cool!
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ah, those kids are so fickle... I adore leeks and mackerel so this would be an amazing dish for me although you're right, not great for then following up with any kind of socialising... nice work and thanks so much for the random recipes entry this month xReplyDelete
- Anonymous31 January 2014 at 22:01
My toddler loves fish but I think she'd be the same about the leeks. I tried to give her some filling from a leek and spinach pie today and there was no way she was going to try it! I love leeks though and I'm sure I'd have enjoyed this.ReplyDelete
Cook book offering clear and simple recipes with easily obtained ingredients as an antidote to some of what's out there.ReplyDelete
I love mackerel and I usually like leeks (there are a few dishes that I've had where the leeks just get too much for a sane person) so this sounds very fine to me. It's odd but whenever mackerel needs preparation in our house, my wife always has something far more important to do.ReplyDelete


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Korean Consulting & Translation Service, Inc. in a Nutshell
It's been over a decade (since July 2001 to be exact) since we first incorporated as a Texas corporation but Steven was working in Korean business for many years before that.
Having cut our teeth in translation (we have handled well over 10,000 projects!), the Korean Consulting & Translation Service, Inc. team has grown to include associates in a variety of business areas, all of which are described in detail on this web site.
While we offer a variety of services, our core remains the same: business in a Korean context. Based on this specialization, we are working to develop and provide one-stop services to our clients so that they achieve successful business results through effective communication and cultural understanding in Korea and with Koreans everywhere.
We're striving to improve every day, as exemplified by our president, Steven S. Bammel's, current post-graduate degree studies at Hanyang University near Seoul. Our entire team is constantly striving to improve by honing our skills and finding new areas of expertise that we can apply to the challenges and opportunities our clients face. As we see it, our success depends on our clients' success and we aim to make sure our clients succeed!
Our Seal of Honor
In Korea, the personal or company seal is applied to official documents, sometimes in place of, but more often, in addition to, a signature. Always in red, its affixation to a paper demonstrates that the owner has approved, agreed to or is otherwise bound by the terms of the respective document. To avoid future misunderstandings, it is often applied multiple times to each page, both front and back, and over the signature, even across multiple folded pages at once. In other words, the Korean seal, particularly when registered officially, is an unmistakable and legally enforceable sign of the reputation, honor and integrity of the owner.
Thus, our logo (which contains the four initials of Korean Consulting & Translation Service, Inc.) in the form of a Korean seal next to our name, connects us with Korean tradition while representing our modern ideals in a visual way.
Furthermore, a seal is an instrument of writing and communication. While our translations are mainly written, the common thread that runs through all of our services is the goal of facilitating all aspects of our clients' Korean communications.
Thus, our logo is a Korean seal of honor that demonstrates we will do our best for our clients to support all of their business communications in a Korean context.
Analyzing Our Company Slogan
"Helping" – It's everything that we're about. All of our services, from translation, to consulting, to on-site training, to the materials in the Business Education Center, are geared toward helping support our clients' and site visitors' efforts.
"Clients" – All who benefit from our services, not just companies in North America, but thanks to the Internet, individuals and companies anywhere in the world, are our clients.
"Communicate and Do Better Business" – Isn't that what it's all about? Everything we do is for our clients' business success.
"In Korea and With Koreans Everywhere" – Many Korean companies have international operations (after all, Korea is the 7th largest trading nation in the world!) and many of our clients are doing business with Koreans both inside and outside Korea.


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Randgold Resources' core strategy is to grow organically and create real value through the discovery and development of world-class orebodies.
Exploration programmes are underway in Côte d'Ivoire, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mali and Senegal, and the company currently has groundholdings of 15 260km2 hosting 157 targets in these countries.
2017 was a year during which Randgold made significant progress on its brownfields work, where strong results in particular at Loulo and Kibali continued to highlight the potential to replace our mining depletion for years to come. The company progressed the Massawa feasibility project in Senegal and expanded its greenfields work with new partnerships and with fieldwork starting on new projects in Mali, Côte d'Ivoire and DRC. Randgold's landholding increased to 15 260km2 (2016: 14 000km2) of prospective Proterozoic and Archean greenstone belts, adding new targets to the base of the resource triangle.
Achieved in 2017
- Built team in NE DRC to explore remote Ngayu belt and started work there
- Extended company's landholding in Ngayu belt
- Provided number of small oxide resources to Kibali and shifted focus to larger systems
- Remodelled Kalimva and Ikamva targets near Kibali and confirmed continuity between Aerodrome and Megi
- Deep drilling at KCD and surface work at Sessengue SW generated enormous potential around Kibali's existing reserves
- Drilled out Delya Main at Massawa, Sofia and Sofia North deposits and tested numerous satellites, progressing feasibility study
- Submitted Bambadji convention to Senegal government and intend to restart work in 2018
- In Mali, extended portfolio around Alecto through JVs with Baraka and Somamine
- Identified high grade mineralisation at Bakolobi.
- Acquired two new permits in southern Mali
- Completed evaluation of Domba, Viper and Ntiola satellites around Morila
- Identified further extensions to Gara, Yalea and Loulo 3 orebodies
- In Côte d'Ivoire, continued to evaluate the Fonondara structure, identifying mineralisation over a 50km strike
- Results from Gbongogo continue to confirm its +1Moz potential
- Started work on a portfolio of regional permits across Côte d'Ivoire
- Restructured Tongon exploration team and developed new target portfolio
- Started work on new JVs with Endeavour Mining and Newcrest in Côte d'Ivoire
- Generative team completed regional prospectivity studies in NE DRC while driving new models and ideas across the group
Targeted in 2018
- To find new world-class project and replace mining depletion across the group as part of the 3 new projects in 5 years' objective, as set in 2017
- Deliver 3Moz reserve at Massawa
- Restart Bambadji programme while increasing groundholding in Senegal
- Convert Bakolobi to new discovery
- Develop significant target in Mali greenfields work
- Continue to define high grade brownfields targets at Loulo and replace mining depletion
- Define Domain Boundary in Gounkoto permit and target high grade mineralisation
- Deliver world-class projects at Boundiali and Mankono/Sissedougou
- Establish optimal portfolio in Newcrest JV in SE Côte d'Ivoire
- Extend life of mine at Tongon by one year to 2022
- Deliver first resource at Kalimva
- Confirm presence and potential of 12000 Lode at KCD
- Add a major new target in Kibali permit
- Complete Anguluku work and develop portfolio of targets in the Ngayu belt


text: Together with long-time friend and production partner Ralph Falcon, Oscar Gaetan is half of the legendary production duo Murk (also responsible for a plethora of club classics as Liberty City, Funky Green Dogs and Deep South), one of the most celebrated and accomplished outfits ever to grace a turntable. With seven Billboard #1s to their name, including 'Dark Beat', 'Fired Up' and 'Some Lovin'', the duo's remix discography is equally in a league of its own with a dozens of A-list artists benefitting from their tribal embellished grooves and twisted beats. Thankfully these days Oscar's DJ sets at Cielo aren't as infrequent and rare as a new Murk record, but musically they're both equally fastidious with attention to detail and satisfaction at their crux. The original OG is rightly celebrated for creating one of the most distinctive sounds in house – tense, tribal percussion and ominous, all-encompassing basslines are at the core of his arsenal. Hear what's been rocking South Beach dance floors for over a decade with the welcome return of Oscar G on Thursday 22nd.


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MM Week of November 7, 2016
This week I am asking everyone to SPEAK WITH KINDNESS
Sunday-don't forget to set you clocks back…Daylight savings begins
Monday, 11/7
Term 3 and 2nd explo begins
8:45 Principals meeting
7th grade voting
3:30 Department chair meeting cancelled.
Tuesday, 11/8
PD DAY – ED CAMP AT WGHS – all day
If you come to Hixson please park in the front and leave the Elm lot open for voters
Wednesday, 11/9
CPI training day
Data meetings w/Hope today
Thursday, 11/10
CPI training day
Data meetings w/Hope today
8:45 PTO meeting, library – Speakers Series – Hixson Staff – Innovation Hour
Note: there are no PTO meetings in December nor January
6:30 p.m. Hixson Orchestra performance
7:00 p.m. Alliance for Interracial Dignity meeting – WG Baptist Church – Topic: What is white privilege?
Friday, 11/11
Veterans Day
Dr. Roberts out
Ashley Porter was selected to be a guest blogger for Imagine Learning. You can view her blog post by following this link: http://www.imaginelearning.com/blog/2016/11/risks-teaching-comfort-zone/
Congratulations Ashley
Don't forget to make an appointment with your evaluator – mid-year check-up and planning for formal observations, etc.
Welcome Brianna Goldstein – Hill/math substitute!
Staff – if you have any pictures of our students engaged in learning, sports, having fun – would you please share a copy with me. The office staff is working with me on a Hixson Happenings board by the front doors and I'd like to see that grow.
Another busy week ahead of us – enjoy!
Notes from Student Advisory meeting, 11/3 –
Hallway problems – still exist
Phones – better – students know they may not have phones out in the hallway – or any other place if a teacher did not give them permission.
Most students like the dismissal process now – a few made some suggestions – not changing anything at this time.
Problems with printers – I think they are reporting for their teachers!!!
Problem with substitutes not following plans and they actually discipline entire classes instead of individuals. Sometimes subs argue with students instead of sending them to the office.
Concern with announcements being heard by 8th grade students. Students in gym state how difficult it is to hear.
Students would like teachers to know they are ok with homework as long as it's not busy work.
Next meeting – Wednesday, November 30, 1st hour


text: Hey everybody, I'm sure people don't really want to waste time replying to intro threads like this but any help you could provide would be awesome! So today, December 19th, I was informed that my Christmas wish will be fulfilled and I will be picking up my new Droid on Christmas Eve. Now time for the purpose of this post... Can someone recommend some things that I need, or some things that I should, download or purchase immediately. I want my phone to work to its full potential and I have been reading these forums all day and night for the last week to get some ideas. I want recommendations on everything from: Contact Organizer, Task Manager, Keyboard Upgrades, To-Do Lists, Games, Home screen upgrades, and any other useful apps anyone knows of. Thanks everyone for your help. Much Love


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Unfortunately, as the saying goes all good things must my come to an end.
Surprisingly, I've enjoying writing about my inspirations, struggles and interests throughout my Remote Sensing module. Looking back over my blogs I get a sense of achievement, as I know how worried I was about the task at hand. However, it's has turned out to be the most enjoyable aspect of the course; as I have been able to apply my knowledge of remote sensing and the technologies behind it with real world applications which excite me.
Writing this blog has allowed me to explore other areas of remote sensing that haven't been covered in the lectures, as the main fundamentals of the subject are covered in the limited time available. I didn't want to follow the lectures exactly, but explore its applications outside of academia. The exploration for the search of the missing flight MH370 was one of my favourite blogs to write, as I want a career within aviation, and this highlights the cross over of my university studies and future career paths. I am aware that I have used more contemporary issues rather than journal papers throughout, as I feel these have shown me the aspect of remote sensing I wanted to explore, on the other hand, in the majority of blog posts I have also included reference to a journal I read on the topic that will enhance the quality of my post.
Throughout this process I have focussed on any uncertainties and worked through them, finding the solutions online. I feel more confident with my knowledge of remote sensing as I now have numerous examples of its uses. Perhaps if I had not been set the task of creating a learning blog I wouldn't feel as self-assured as I do now?
Who knows, maybe the experience of writing this blog will kick start a love of writing for me, and my blogging may continue, I have had some recognition from GIS and Remote Sensing news accounts on Twitter, and this has boosted my confidence whilst writing. I have extremely enjoyed the module, and will be continuing my studies of Earth imagery by undertaking the GIS module in my second semester.
I hope this blog has sparked an interest in remote sensing in you and showcased it's many uses; and my journey throughout the module. Maybe you've decided to explore the world of remote sensing through social media accounts as well as key journals mentioned in my blog?!


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Are you inundated with telephone calls, online offers, and other come-ons offering you a report on your credit rating? Don't pay anything for this service because you're legally entitled to some freebies.
For starters, there are three major credit bureaus operating in the U.S.: Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion. Each one compiles your credit history and summarizes the findings into a report. Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), you can obtain a free copy from each credit bureau once a year.
The credit report will include information on where you live, how you pay your bills, and whether you have been sued or ever have filed for bankruptcy. This data is available at a price to others—insurance companies, landlords, employers, and the like—to help them evaluate your creditworthiness.
How do you request a free copy? It's easy. The three bureaus have centralized their operations. Simply log on to www.annualcreditreport.com, call1-877-322-8228, or complete the Annual Credit Report Request Form and mail it to Annual Credit Report Request Service, P.O. Box 105281, Atlanta, GA 30348-5281.
Be aware of imposters. Don't use any other service and don't even try to contact an individual bureau. And, most importantly, don't provide any personal information that someone could use to scam you.


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SOURCE: Organic
January 06, 2017 16:08 ET
Agency Continues Momentum and Boosts Executive Leadership Team with Chief Technology Officer and Chief Growth Officer
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - January 06, 2017) - Omnicom-owned digital marketing agency, Organic Inc., today announced it has been named lead digital agency for the privately owned furniture company, American Signature, Inc. (ASI), following a competitive pitch.
Organic will partner with ASI to expand into a multichannel experience. The agency will work across the company's portfolio which includes American Signature Furniture and Value City Furniture.
"While searching for the right agency partner to support our efforts in the digital space, it became clear that Organic's culture, innovative thinking and work ethic matched ours and that they are the perfect choice to continue our growth," said Scott Binger, EVP, Marketing & Branding at American Signature, Inc.
Said David Shulman, CEO, Organic, "ASI represents everything on our wish list for new clients -- inventive, intelligent and brave enough to explore new ways to provide truly personalized experiences for their customers. The brand fully aligns with our approach and we cannot wait to get started."
Shulman continued, "This win concluded an amazing, whirlwind of a year. 2016 saw us expand our existing client engagements along with several critical new business wins. We also expanded operations into Dallas, Texas and Bogotá, Colombia while attracting fabulous new talent, including Sean Brown to head technology and Lynne Reilly as our first ever chief growth officer. We hope to build on all this momentum through 2017 and beyond!"
Adding to the agency's hot streak, Organic was also recently the recipient of three WOMMY Awards, recognizing their outstanding innovation and results for Kimberly-Clark brand, U by Kotex. Taking home two gold accolades for the Influence and Integration categories, and a bronze in Engagement for their Period Projects. That work drove 795 million earned media impressions in just four months and created a platform for continued innovation and engagement between the brand and consumers.
About OrganicWith a 23-year heritage in building digital solutions for Fortune 500 clients, Organic is The Interaction Agency -- matching customer insights with technology-enabled innovation to help brands create meaningful interactions. Clients include Kimberly-Clark, PepsiCo, AT&T, Wells Fargo, and American Family Insurance.
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Historical Sketch of North Greenville and Greer Baptist Association
Prepared by Rev. Chris DeWease
For generations, South Carolina Baptist churches have recognized the need to cooperate in order to fulfill Christ's mandate in the Great Commission (Matt 28:18-20) as "witnesses" locally, nationally, and internationally (Acts 1:8). Baptist churches of like faith and practice have come together, associating with one another to form ministry partnerships known as Baptist Associations. Faithfulness to the gospel has compelled member churches to accomplish together what no single church could do alone, through Baptist Associations.
Baptist Associations have been instrumental in fostering Christian education, building churches, and coordinating missions and evangelism, making Christ known to the world. North Greenville Baptist Association and Greer Baptist Association have always existed to accomplish this important work. The attached "Historical Sketch" of the two associations demonstrates that they have remained faithful to their historical purpose, transformed themselves for ministry effectiveness, and promoted cooperative missions.
Every generation is called upon to evaluate mission strategy, organizational structure, and mission and evangelism methods. During this time of evaluation and recommendation, the histories of the North Greenville and Greer Associations demonstrate in times of change, unity and gospel fidelity have prevailed. The Associations have faced demographic changes, results of great revivals, and economic struggles throughout their histories. Their histories provide evidence that Baptist churches have looked to their Associations as ministry partners providing a confident source for preserving doctrinal unity, fellowship among churches, and promoting cooperative missions and evangelism.
Historical Sketch of North Greenville and Greer Baptist Association
Prepared by Rev. Chris DeWease
1751 Charleston Association was the first Baptist Association in the South.
1789 Head of Enoree Church organized, "the first church building is said to have been located about three and half miles from Travelers Rest toward Asheville on the Buncombe Road."[1] The church appears in the 1827 minutes of the Reedy River Association Minutes as Reedy River Church.[2]
1789 Bethel Association organized with sixteen churches in the backcountry northwest of Columbia extending into North Carolina.[3] It was known as the "mother of associations"[4] in the upstate, organized by churches formally associated with the Charleston Association
1793 Head of Tyger River Church organized, later name shortened to Tyger Church.[5]
1800 Broad River Association organized, from fourteen churches of the Bethel Association[6]
1802 Saluda Association organized, nine churches were dismissed from Bethel Association in the northwest territory of the state.[7]
1803 Double Springs Church organized[8]
1803 Holly Springs Church organized[9]
1821 South Carolina Baptist Convention formed at the First Baptist Church, Columbia, SC. This was the first state convention in the South.
1826 Reedy River Association organized (churches in what is now eastern Greenville, Laurens and Newberry Counties)
1833 Tyger River Association organized (churches in what is now eastern Greenville and western Spartanburg Counties)
1845 Southern Baptist Convention formed at the First Baptist Church, Augusta, GA
1850 Enoree Association organized (churches of the NGBA were part of forming this body. Enoree, Gap Creek, Lima, Middle River (Cleveland First), New Liberty, North Fork, and Union (Marietta)[10]
1860 Greenville Association organized (Enoree Association dissolved) meeting was at Union (Marietta First) (Churches in the Association: Enoree, New Liberty, Gap Creek, Union (Marietta), Grove Station, Bethuel, Sandy Springs, Fork Shoals, Standing Springs
[1] Joe Madison King, A History of South Carolina Baptists (Columbia: General Board of the South Carolina Baptist Convention, 1964), 109.
[2] Ibid., 374.
[3] Leah Townsend, South Carolina Baptists, 1670-1805 (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co, 1974) 158.
[4] Greenivlle Baptist Association, "Historical Sketch of the Greenville Baptist Association", Minutes, 1910, 44.
[5] King, A History of South Carolina Baptists, 110.
[6] Townsend, South Carolina Baptists, 1670-1805, 162.
[7] Ibid., 162.
[8] King, A History of South Carolina Baptists. 109.
[9] Ibid., 123.
[10] King, A History of South Carolina Baptists, 394.
n New Prospect, and Lima, Cedar Springs (Henderson District, NC), Saluda, Pleasant Hill, and Glassy Mountain. The association included 15 churches and 8 ordained ministers)
n 1875 Tyger River Association dissolved.
- Sixteen churches in Greenville County associated with the Greenville Association
- Nineteen churches in Spartanburg County organized the Spartanburg Association.
1877 North Greenville Association organized
- Eighteen churches in northern Greenville County associated with this new association
- "Reedy River remained faithful to her first love for twelve years longer not withdrawing until 1899."[1]
1891 NGBA Churches were encouraged to organize Woman's Missionary Societies, Taylors First and Gowensville had functioning Societies for consultation.[2]
1892 NGBA founded North Greenville High School with the purpose of becoming a feeder institution for Furman and Greenville Female College.[3] The institution has grown to become North Greenville University.
1899 First annual meeting of the associational Woman's Missionary Society
1899 C.W. Salter was the first associational missionary; he supported himself as a colporteur, selling Bibles and Christian books, and disrupted religious tracts around the North Greenville Association.[4]
1915 NGBA "set aside Miss Pnuema Barton as missionary to China, at Mountain Creek Baptist Church"[5]
1930 Annual Meeting, R.P. Jones, delegate from El Bethel Church, Greer, made a motion that the word "male" be removed from Article II of the Association Constitution. Article II stipulated that only males were eligible to be seated as delegates to associational meetings. The motion failed. It was introduced again in 1934 and 1936, and failed to pass at both annual sessions.[6]
1935 North Greenville Academy's name changed to North Greenville Junior College.
1939 The consideration to remove "male" from Article II of the Association Constitution was referred to a Committee for review and revision.[7]
1939 S.F Rushton called to serve as Associational Missionary. [8]
1940 Annual Meeting, Constitution Committee recommended the removal of the word "male" from Article II of the Association's Constitution, to allow women to serve as
[1] Greenville Baptist Association, Minutes, 1910, 49.
[2] F. Leon Johnson, "A Brief History of North Greenville Baptist Association 1887 – 1987," 1987, 4.
[3] Ibid., 5.
[4] Ibid., 6.
[5] Ibid.
[6] Ibid., 7.
[7] Ibid., 8.
[8] Ibid., 9.
delegates. The committee included the following men: James A. Howard, J.E. Freeman, John Barnette, D.D. Flanigan and Dr. M.C. Donnan.[1]
1941 Annual Meeting the recommendation of the Constitution Committee was adopted and women were permitted to serve as delegates at Associational meetings.[2]
1948 J.T. Gillespie called as Associational Missionary, serving both Greenville and North Greenville Associations.[3]
1951 Dr. O.K. Webb called to as Associational Missionary, serving both Greenville and North Greenville Associations.[4]
1956 W.B. Simmons of Augusta Road Baptist Church gave the Greenville and North Greenville Baptist Associations a 66.5-acre tract of land for the purpose of developing Camp Marietta.[5]
1957 W.B. Simmons donated an additional 30 acres to Camp Marietta.[6]
1959 March 4, 1959 ten pastors met informally to discuss the formation of a Baptist Association in the Greer area. The first annual session of the Greer Baptist Association was held October 27, 1959, at Victor Baptist Church, Greer.[7]
1960 Clyde M. Johnson called as first full-time NGBA, Associational Missionary.[8]
1960 GBA purchased property and building at 309 W. Poinsett Street, Greer SC.[9]
1961 GBA became joint owner of Camp Marietta.
1963 GBA called Wyatt Garrett to serve as first Associational Missionary.[10]
1966 GBA dedicated a newly construction associational office, April 28, 1966. The office was constructed on the 309 Poinsett Street property.
1970 Leon Johnson called as NGBA, Associational Missionary. First associational office was secured that year, and located in mobile home trailer on State Park Road in Travelers Rest, SC.[11]
1974 NGBA hired the first Associational Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Barbara McCall.[12]
1977 NGBA purchased a permanent office building at 23 South Main Street, Travelers Rest, SC. The office was renovated and dedicated in May 21,1978.[13]
1983 GBA called James R. Skinner as Director of Missions.[14]
1984 Thirty NGBA pastors and laypersons traveled to Guayaquil, Ecuador, to participate in a Partnership Evangelism Crusade.[15]
[1] Ibid., 8.
[2] Ibid.
[3] Ibid., 9.
[4] Ibid.
[5] Ibid., 10.
[6] Ibid.
[7] Unknown, "Historical Highlights of Greer Baptist Association," n.d., 30.
[8] Johnson, "A Brief History of North Greenville Baptist Association 1887 – 1987," 10.
[9] Unknown, "Historical Highlights of Greer Baptist Association," 30.
[10] Ibid., 31.
[11] Johnson, "A Brief History of North Greenville Baptist Association 1887 – 1987," 11.
[12] Ibid., 12.
[13] Ibid., 11.
[14] Unknown, "Historical Highlights of Greer Baptist Association," 31.
[15] Johnson, "A Brief History of North Greenville Baptist Association 1887 – 1987," 14.
1985 NGBA and GBA began a partnership with five other associations to start new mission churches along the I-85 Corridor.[1]
1987 NGBA celebrated the centennial of the association with the establishment of a Centennial Student Scholarship Fund to aid financially worthy students from the association.[2]
1991 NGBA called Steve Rutledge as Director of Missions
1992 GBA completed and a construction project that enlarged and renovate the associational office building.[3]
1998 GBA called Dr. Cleatus J. Blackmon as Director of Missions.[4]
2007 NGBA called Randy Bradley as Director of Missions
2009 GBA celebrated the 50th anniversary of the association, associational churches reported 18,684 salvations during the fifty years of GBA ministry.[5]
2012 GBA called Tom Capps as Director of Missions.[6]


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Be Mine Valentine! 10 Heart Filled Ways to Pamper Your Horse
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Is your heart warmed by the sound of your horses' nickers and the sweet smell of hay in the morning? Valentine's Day is a time to celebrate the love we have for those special equines that have added value to our lives. Check out these tips to pamper your horse this Valentine's Day!
- Equine Massage Therapy: Equine Massage Therapy has become a popular preventative and remedial therapy for equine athletes. Massage Therapy can help release tension within muscles, improve circulation, stimulate the nervous system, and help aid in digestion. Click here to learn more about Massage Therapy.
- Groom Your Horse: Grooming is a relaxing activity that most horses love, and it is a perfect way to bond with your horse. If possible, it is best to groom your horse at least once a day, and after each ride.
- Teach Your Horse a Trick: Teaching your horse a trick is not only fun, but a great way to bond with your horse! Click here to learn how to teach your horse to give you a hug.
- Give Your Horse a Compatible Companion: Companionship soothes a lonely heart, and social isolation can actually be a disturbing experience for a horse. When horses groom each other, studies have found that it lowers their heart rates, indicating the activity has a relaxing, calming effect.
- Turn Out Time: When allowed to control their own environment, most horses opt our of stall life and instead enjoy spending the majority of their time outdoors with friends. If weather and time allows, turn your horse out as much as possible.
- Grazing Time: No surprises here! Both wild and pastured horses spend 40-60 percent of their time partaking in this activity. If the opportunity arises to allow your horse to graze, even if it is only for a short while, they will be forever grateful!
- Take Your Horse for a Walk: Wild and pastured horses rarely trot or canter unless startled. Take your horse for a stroll through the pasture from time to time.
- Take Your Horse for a Pleasure Ride: Break up your daily routine and bond with your horse by taking a pleasure ride! Although arena work is necessary, there is nothing like taking a stroll in the pasture when weather allows. Pleasure rides are a great time to safely introduce your horse to new sceneries and obstacles.
- Provide Your Horse with A Comfy Bed: Did you know, soft bedding is preferred over a bare surface, and straw is often a favorite over wood shavings? Make your horse's stall nice and fluffy this Valentine's day!
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FUTURAMA - ALL EPISODES AND MOVIE [ DivX ] [ RT ]
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- relentlesstech
Compiled and tested by relentless_tech... FUTURAMA - ALL EPISODES AND MOVIE [ DivX ] This torrent contains: Futurama - 01 - Space Pilot 3000.avi Futurama - 02 - Episode Two - The Series Has Landed.avi Futurama - 03 - I, Roommate.avi Futurama - 04 - Love's Labours Lost In Space.avi Futurama - 05 - Fear Of A Bot Planet.avi Futurama - 06 - A Fishful Of Dollars.avi Futurama - 07 - My Three Suns.avi Futurama - 08 - A Big Piece Of Garbage.avi Futurama - 09 - Hell Is Other Robots.avi Futurama - 10 - A Flight To Remember.avi Futurama - 11 - Mars University.avi Futurama - 12 - When Aliens Attack.avi Futurama - 13 - Fry & The Slurm Factory.avi Futurama - 14 - I Second That Emotion .avi Futurama - 15 - Brannigan, Begin Again.avi Futurama - 16 - A Head In The Polls.avi Futurama - 17 - Xmas Story.avi Futurama - 18 - Why Must I Be A Crustacean In Love.avi Futurama - 19 - The Lesser Of Two Evils.avi Futurama - 20 - Put Your Head On My Shoulders.avi Futurama - 21 - Raging Bender.avi Futurama - 22 - A Bicyclops Built For Two.avi Futurama - 23 - A Clone Of My Own.avi Futurama - 24 - How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back.avi Futurama - 25 - The Deep South.avi Futurama - 26 - Bender Gets Mad.avi Futurama - 27 - Mother's Day.avi Futurama - 28 - The Problem With Popplers.avi Futurama - 29 - Anthology Of Interest 1.avi Futurama - 30 - War Is The H-Word.avi Futurama - 31 - The Honking.avi Futurama - 32 - The Cryonic Woman.avi Futurama - 33 - Amazon Women In The Mood.avi Futurama - 34 - Parasites Lost.avi Futurama - 35 - A Tale Of Two Santas.avi Futurama - 36 - The Luck Of The Fryrish.avi Futurama - 37 - The Birdbot Of Ice-Catraz.avi Futurama - 38 - Bendless Love.avi Futurama - 39 - The Day The Earth Stood Stupid.avi Futurama - 40 - That's Lobstertainment!.avi Futurama - 41 - The Cyber House Rules.avi Futurama - 42 - Where The Buggalo Roam.avi Futurama - 43 - Insane In The Mainframe.avi Futurama - 44 - The Route Of All Evil.avi Futurama - 45 - Bendin' In The Wild.avi Futurama - 46 - Time Keeps On Slipping.avi Futurama - 47 - I Dated A Robot.avi Futurama - 48 - A Leela Of Her Own.avi Futurama - 49 - A Pharaoh To Remember.avi Futurama - 50 - Anthology Of Interest 2.avi Futurama - 51 - Roswell That Ends Well.avi Futurama - 52 - Godfellas.avi Futurama - 53 - Future Stock.avi Futurama - 54 - The 30% Iron Chef.avi Futurama - 55 - Kif Gets Knocked Up A Notch.avi Futurama - 56 - Leela's Homeworld.avi Futurama - 57 - Love And Rocket.avi Futurama - 58 - Less Than Hero.avi Futurama - 59 - A Taste Of Freedom.avi Futurama - 60 - Bender Should Not Be Allowed On TV.avi Futurama - 61 - Jurassic Bark.avi Futurama - 62 - Crimes Of The Hot.avi Futurama - 63 - Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles.avi Futurama - 64 - The Why Of Fry.avi Futurama - 65 - Where No Fan Has Gone Before.avi Futurama - 66 - The Sting.avi Futurama - 67 - Bend Her.avi Futurama - 68 - Obsoletely Fabulous.avi Futurama - 69 - The Farnsworth Parabox.avi Futurama - 70 - Three Hundred Big Boys.avi Futurama - 71 - Spanish Fry.avi Futurama - 72 - The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings.avi Futurama Movie - Bender's Big Score.avi Please seed this one, so everyone can enjoy it - I will be constantly seeding with unlimited bandwidth :-) Visit http://www.noitats.com/ for more great stuff! Tell them 'relentless_tech' sent you!
Cool Torrent. Thanks!
Thanks man, CHEERS!
great torrent! high quality, quick dl. thanks!!
8seeds and 41peers, and all I'm getting is 5kb/s...
Works great. Videos are excellent quality. I tried the other futurama ones first and none of them were very high quality. Pick this one. Its the best.
one question, does this come with any kind of subtitles?
There are no subtitles [ I personally hate them :p ]
Umm... no seeds ;_;
Nevermind, there's seeds. Too bad most MP3 players don't support avi. Oh well, great torrent either way!
I'm not getting much here and it's even telling me not all data's even available at the moment. Anyone willing to seed?
thanks a lot!!
darn not set by season but hella cool thanks dude/chick this is the best torrent ive found so far
nice up. thanks a bunch :-)
best torrent I found for futurama ... speed is also pretty nice it took me about a day to download it!
ThanX man!
TLJ13 at 2008-01-15 03:12 CET:
Nevermind, there's seeds. Too bad most MP3 players don't support avi. Oh well, great torrent either way!
Nevermind, there's seeds. Too bad most MP3 players don't support avi. Oh well, great torrent either way!
thanks alot man
been looking for this long time
i'll start d/l in a minute or so.
i will write new comment when done !
been looking for this long time
i'll start d/l in a minute or so.
i will write new comment when done !
please seed iam getting 6kB/s
wholly holy. this looks like it's the the most consistent and complete futurama torrent ever.
seed this, for the love of piracy.
seed this, for the love of piracy.
please seed... 2kb/s
Yay 260 kb/s :) Thanks.
i have a question for all those saying these videos are high quality:
are you fucking blind?
these are 384*288 (small) encodes with blended fields, resulting in sickening jerky motion and with lots of encoding artifacts (trailing blocking etc)
are you fucking blind?
these are 384*288 (small) encodes with blended fields, resulting in sickening jerky motion and with lots of encoding artifacts (trailing blocking etc)
I think tontiploster works for Fox Network who are pissed noboby is buying the DVD's 8 people reckon the quality is great including me.
You decide between some wanker who is too technical for his own good or the hordes of torrent users who have downloaded this and think its fine
You decide between some wanker who is too technical for his own good or the hordes of torrent users who have downloaded this and think its fine
@ 450 kB/s...NICE! Only a half day for oh so many hours of Futurama! Thank you seeds!
OMFG Thank You!
PLEASE SEED!! 6KB/s
anyone know what numbers go with what season?
A fansite does: http://www.gotfuturama.com/Information/EpisodeGuide/
cheerz man
plz SEED guys
pliz send Btw i gone send much on this
Dudes, you gotta seed this man!! 83 seeds n 436 leechs, and only about 20 kB/sec... You guys oughta share, i shure will! (If someone plz could tell me how to seed though *embarreced* eerhmm, i kinda never understood how to do it..)
So, seed, an tell me how to, and this will be all fun and lovley! (Oh, and plz, no mocking for my seeding.unknowingness:P)
So, seed, an tell me how to, and this will be all fun and lovley! (Oh, and plz, no mocking for my seeding.unknowingness:P)
Just leave the torrent when your done downloading to continue to upload. That is seeding.
good job dude for uploading this
plz seed
come on guys, seed!
I WILL, just let med download it
I WILL, just let med download it
68 : 191 is no good for downloads. Just seed please. I have a 4 KB/s download. Seeding will not hurt your bandwidth! It is just common courtesy to pay back a little instead of drive by downloads
what player do i need to play these? they just wont show the video in wmp and the other stuff i tried, it only made sounds, please help
seed ffs
plz seed!
What's this seed you keep talking about ?
im diffently goin to you all seed this for as long as i possibly can thank you sooooooooooo much relentesstech
why is it that some of my text dont post'
Seeding means sharing-uploading. If you..."let the file and torrent untouched" after the download, this is seeding and you share your download to other mates.


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After today's patch deployment, SWTOR players discovered a PvP exploit that helped them earn copious amounts of valor. In particular, Imperial players ganked Republic players nearly at will all day long and this wasn't just a load of QQ. Inexplicably this horrendous exploit didn't immediately cause all servers to be shut down until the loophole could be closed. Bioware has a plan that Mike Bitton discusses in our latest Staff Blog.
The changes in Update 1.1, which went live today, made the notion of flipping points not nearly as rewarding as actually fighting other players, especially if you fight them near objectives. Great! Mission accomplished, right?
Not quite.
Read all of Mike's thoughts in the MMORPG.com Staff Blog and then weigh in with your thoughts.


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This is a polished clone of game 2048. For those who lives on another planet, 2048 is a single-player puzzle game created at first by Gabriele Cirulli, in which the objective is to slide numbered tiles on a grid to combine them and create a tile with the number 2048. It is a type of sliding block puzzle. 2048 is played on a gray 4×4 grid, with numbered tiles that slide smoothly when a player moves them using the four arrow keys. Every turn, a new tile will randomly appear in an empty spot on the board with a value of either 2 or 4. Try to reach the 2048 tile.
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Super-fast and light on her feet.
Strength Mediocre
Agility Superb
Coordination Great
Toughness Poor
Adaptability Good
Intellect Mediocre
Perception Good
Willpower Fair
Presence Fair
Acrobatics Great
Athletics Mediocre
Attack (Melee) Mediocre.
Attack (Mental) Mediocre.
Attack (Projectile) Good.
Attack (Thrown) Poor.
Attack (Unarmed) Fair.
Awareness Good.
Concentration Mediocre.
Control Fair.
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Defense (Mental) Mediocre.
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Defense (Thrown) Fair.
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Drive Mediocre.
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Stealth Good.
Thievery Fair.
Transport Familiarity: bicycles.
Weapon Familiarity: knives, pistols, swords.
Link not available.
Super-Agility (Good).
Effects: Dodge (Good), 2 power points remaining.
Freeze Time (not available).
Alice is an orphan who has lived on the street her entire life. She has learned to react quickly and move quickly, but never really finished her mandatory schooling. She has done many things in her life that she isn't proud of, but she remains mentally balanced and a strong friend to those she cares about.


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Sera went with her companions back to the trading post in a very brooding state. She felt like her years of training had proven useless over the last week and she felt weak. Perhaps it was the exhaustion of her escape from captivity, but something was definitely off. Almost taken down by an elk for Calistria's sake! She could not fail like that again, she would not allow it. She began her forms, one after another and went long into the night. The constant rhythm of the familiar forms put her into a trance of sorts and allowed her mind to refresh as the night went on.
The darkness itself was soothing, for she knew it held at bay those that were after her. The lack of color at night used to bother her, but now the gray shades around her allowed her to focus more on what she was doing and achieve a deeper calm. She imagined the bandits from earlier and how she had let her weapon slip from her grasp as she jumped from the cart; her grip on the hilt tightened. She remembered the look of fear and pain on the bandit leader's face as Filtiarn sliced off his tongue and the air around her began to shimmer, her movements growing quicker, her rage growing and her weapon beginning to give off a faint orange glow. The unneeded torture reminded her of being whipped by the slavers in the pit, reminded her of the demons gutting her parents while she could only watch from the ethereal plane her mother had cast her in only moments before to save her. The blade in her hands began to sing as it moved and glow white-hot, streams of light hanging in the air. She could feel the wave of heat wash over her as her father sacrificed himself in a fiery explosion to wipe the demons away, leaving her alone with the burning remains of her home. She couldn't stop them. She swung harder, faster, more reckless; trying to change the past in her mind.
Something moved in the dark to her side, she spun, blade at the ready. "Who goes there?" she asked, her eyes wide and beginning to brim with tears as she relived the past. "I will not ask again." Sera looked where the movement had been and found nothing, just crates to the side. Something brushed against her cheek, it's touch both cold and familiar. Sera jumped back, bewildered, "Show yourself," she said meekly, not entirely wanting to know who or what it was. The wind picked up and the trees began to rustle, Sera could hear the buzzing of wings around her. She took a deep breath and banished away her dark thoughts. Her goddess was with her and she would not fail. The sun began to rise and Sera took a walk to the nearest hill to watch the new day begin and her companions to wake. They were given a mission from a king and chose to join in the fight to protect the owner's of this trading post; she would see it done. Not even her past could stop her in this, only fuel her determination to move forward.


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New Allen organs can be bought from the Allen organ website or from one of their dealer locations throughout the United States, while used Allen organs can be bought in select second-hand music stores or on online auction sites such as eBay. Most Allen organs require professional installation.
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text: Cane River : On a Creole plantation on the banks of Louisiana's Cane River, four generations of astonishing women battle injustice to unite their family and forge success on their own terms. They are women whose lives begin in slavery, who weather the Civil War, and who grapple with the contradictions of emancipation through the turbulent early years of the twentieth century. There is Elisabeth, who bears both a proud legacy and the yoke of bondage . . . her youngest daughter, Suzette, who is the first to discover the promise - and heartbreak - of freedom . . . Suzette's strong-willed daughter Philomene, who uses a determination born of tragedy to reunite her family and gain unheard-of economic independence . . . and Emily, Philomene's spirited daughter, who fights to secure her children's just due and preserve their dignity and future.