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DENVER, CO--(Marketwire - Apr 24, 2012) - BlindSaver.com, a Denver-based internet retailer of high-end roller shades, wood blinds and other types of window decor and coverings, has announced that it will now be adding a new line of window blinds from Good Housekeeping to its product offerings. As part of the promotion, BlindSaver.com is offering a 10% discount on all Good Housekeeping blinds and shades from now until May 7th.
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While driving through the New Mexico Desert during a rainy night, the college students Jim Halsey and his girlfriend Grace Andrews give a ride to the hitchhiker John Ryder. While in their car, the stranger proves to be a psychopath threatening the young couple with a knife, but Jim succeeds to throw him out of the car on the road. On the next morning, the young couple sees John in another car.
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The weird thing about this bozo is he never mentions, great eyes, smile, nice personality, witts, humor or stance.
Maybe I can meet a woman who has some of the "turn offs" this drooling leech has but if she has a nice humor and personality (read brains)..I am hooked... Prada be dammned... Im not sleeping with a purse!
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Moses B. Saxon III said he moved to Baltimore four months ago hoping to find a job and get away from the high crime rate of New York.
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When tiny snails showed up on my garden vegetables last summer, it puzzled me. These were totally unfamiliar and certainly unexpected. My thoughts immediately turned to zebra mussels, those exotic mussels that found their way into the
Great Lakes and now pose a menace to native flora and
fauna. Was there a parallel with these snails?
On the other hand, I was sure that the snails were just a bumper crop of some native species. Reason dictated that the snails were responding to an early spring and also to frequent rainfall of the summer. But in this case, it looks as though reason was wrong.
The tiny (100 could fit in a teaspoon, with room to spare) snails proliferated and in the case of my garden, succeeded in destroying pounds of chard, lettuce and broccoli. They even defoliated my carrots, although they appeared to dislike parsnip tops. This was a true plague.
All the same, I thought that the snail invasion was probably confined to the Mid-Coast area. Wrong again. According to
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snail boffins are totally perplexed. Maine
Everyone pretty much agrees that the snails are a species of ambersnail, but exactly which species remains a mystery. Some suggest that the snails may be an exotic species, introduced by some unknown means. If that's the case, then a recurrence of last summer's snail eruption seems likely. Even worse, no one as of yet has figured out a practical means of controlling the snails.
Our great hope lies in the lingering snowpack of early spring and also, the lengthy time last winter when we had continual sub-freezing temperatures, but no snow cover. This allowed frost to penetrate deeper than usual.
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During Monday's 12-hr. whiteout, our newest campmate, Sez, inspired us all to participate in writing a song. We had a great time writing a song as a camp, and then someone suggested we go to the radio station and perform it. We did, had a great time and recorded the experience. I hope you enjoy the song!
There are 2 versions. Each mp3 is about 3.3mb. You can find them here:
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Discover How Effective Is Mold Remediation
As we all know, it is not always easy to keep our homes clean and in spotless condition. No matter how hard we try, various contaminants will find their way inside, and they can grow and thrive even without our knowledge. One such problem comes in the form of fungus, and the sub-species that affect our homes the most is well-known as molds. We all know molds by their musty odor and the black or even green coloration that can appear on the corners of our walls and similar areas. As a matter of fact, molds are not very picky when it comes to habitat, and these multi-cellular organisms can damage our foods, carpets, paper, wood, and so on.
What Can We Do to Prevent Mold From Appearing?
Prevention is always the best option, and this step is essential if you want to have a clean and healthy home. What this means is that you have to perform frequent cleaning sessions, on a regular basis, and this activity will prove to be beneficial on many levels. For instance, lowering the humidity in a room can be a life-saver when it comes to molds, and this amount should stay at around 40-50%. Similarly, if we have a good ventilation system in our house, clean air will have easy access, and this will also lower the moisture that benefits the growth of fungi.
Mold Remediation At A Glance
Since it is impossible to eliminate "all" molds, the term "mold removal" is incorrect and false, but this lack of precision in the terminology is not something that is the main issue with these annoying fungi. The bigger problem is how to remove them efficiently, and this can be done with the help of mold remediation process. What this means is that vacuums and various other tools are used to eliminate the fungi from the material, and after the removal – the contaminated area is cleaned and dried to perfection with the vacuums that collect water and humidity.
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After mold remediation, you will be left with a house that smells nice and does not have that peculiar musty odor that comes from the mold. Furthermore, your rooms will have a better air quality, and this can have significant effects on your health. Mold can cause various health problems, predominantly alleges and irritations and the removal of the primary cause is the best cure for any illness.


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Welcome to a fresh new collection in which we are going to give you ideas for the Asian staircase. The designs featured in the images that you are going to have a chance to see below are one of the classiest examples of the Asian interior style. But even though we call it modern, it doesn't mean that there are no traditional Asian features at all. You will see that through the ruling use of wood and figures and shapes that are typical for the Asian countries. But thanks to their modern features, these designs create a top option for any modern or contemporary home.
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Most Charming Beach Style Staircase Designs
If you decor your beach house or just need to add a sea-inspired touch to your interior, a beach style staircase is a perfect variant – not too into your eyes and rather simple to make. Natural worn wood is an excellent as it reminds of a deck. You can paint it with blue and white – just some stripes will be best, or perhaps dividing the staircase in two contrasting parts – blue and white? Create a brass pipe handrail detail – it feels like you are on a boat! Handrail created from rope looks very original and is so simple to make! Get more inspiring ideas below!
Splendid And Classy Mediterranean Staircase Designs
The Mediterranean design is known for its grand structures and big interior spaces no matter what type of room it is applied on. This means that even an area such as the staircase and hallway, which are most frequently tiny spaces between the rooms, will appear as a space which is larger than wanted. But with this style, you also get something else when applied to the staircase. You get a fabulous looking piece of art right in the center of your home. And you will love it because you have to use it multiple times during the day which means that you'll be able to enjoy it quite regularly. The Mediterranean staircase design will also take care of the surrounding hallway by turning into something that you might think came out of a palace. So check it out below here.
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Well, I was wondering about what style should I have first. The option was between the Mediterranean and mid century popular style. It is certain that I select the mid century modern staircase design style first and the reason that I select this style over the Mediterranean first, is that I am a big admirer of the mid century modern design style. So have a look at these beautiful mid century staircase design for your inspiration.
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Shabby chic is a style that promises to top the trend charts when it comes to interior design and decorating as well. This is a style that combines comfort, grace, a celebration of the past and popular overtones with seamless radiance as you make a relaxing and ravishing home. From floral prints and fine antiques to flea market finds and glittering chandeliers, shabby chic really has it all! While we've already featured some of the best bedrooms, living rooms and kitchens that cuddle this style, today we turn our focus to staircases. So just go through it.
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Your home furniture plays a crucial role in creating your style statement. Decorating a best house starts with choosing good furniture. So if your first selection is not great, then the end result might not be as fulfilling as you need. If you need the furniture to have class and strength, then investing in stylish home furniture would be the great choice.
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"Why don't I believe she can self-regulate? If we're unschooling, aren't sleep, eating and watching TV another set of subjects at our unschool. So why is it that I can so easily support her in unschooling throughout the day and know that she is going to learn everything she needs to learn by self-regulating that learning, and yet I don't trust her to self-regulate these three things?"
"Well, I think we still have quite a bit of unschooling to do of ourselves. Like last night, she was up past 11, lying on the couch watching TV in my arms. I could hear a voice from our parents generation warning me that that wasn't healthy for a little girl. But the thing is, if it wasn't healthy and she didn't get enough sleep that night, she'd just make it up during the next day or next night, so it shouldn't be a big deal. We still have these old ideas about what is and isn't healthy for a little girl."
"Yes! That's it! Like the night before when you were trying to get her to go to sleep and she was clearly not tired, happily playing. It just happened to be past 10 and we had decided that was 'too late' for her to be up. Obviously it wasn't too late for her."
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To survive the saturation phase I will need to lean on my friends who have been there, and on my partner who shares my parenting values and goals. Finally, bringing my thoughts back to "everything is educational" when they start to stray to "Aaah! She's watching too much TV! She asks for fries all the time and rarely for apples! I need a break, GO TO SLEEP ALREADY!" On the plus side better we go through this now, at three years, with one child, rather than a few more years down the track.
"I have no doubt that children can self-regulate their food intake when faced with those foods that are found in nature and that our bodies would have specific body memory of. Where this falls down for me though, is that so many new and artificial substances have been created in the past 50 years that our bodies just haven't caught up. That and the fact that know one knows exactly what affect these chemicals are/will have on the make up of our bodies...
And it is not only the man-made things that worry me. Highly processed sugars and flours are a worry as well. Children have an inbuilt system which predisposes them to eating sweet foods. Back in the day this was to guard against eating poisonous foods (unripe fruit is very bitter for example), however this now makes sugary food very hard for them to regulate.
My children self regulate their own food intake. We have no restrictions when it comes to what (or when) the children eat. But, we also do not have anything that is very high in food additives, chemicals, artificialness or anything too sweet (they don't call sugar the white mans cocaine for nothing!) in the house (not where they can find it anyway ;P). In this way we can do the whole self-regulation thing, but within appropriately guided parameters."


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This beautiful multi-award-winning campground in Northern Ontario is located just minutes from the US border and area attractions. This dog-friendly campground even has a grooming salon for your favourite fur-kid! If you're looking for a peaceful night's sleep in the beauty of Northern Ontario, you'll want to stay at this 74 acre fully landscaped resort, located just 1/4 mile from the Trans-Canada Highway. Set amongst tall trees, this campground offers spacious big rig sites with pull-throughs and back-ins, separate tenting areas, as well as rustic Camping Cabins and beautiful new Deluxe Cabins with kitchenettes and washrooms.Relax around the campfire and plan the next day's activities, which could include the famous Agawa Canyon Tour Train, Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre, Soo Locks Tour, Casino Sault Ste. Marie, golfing at one of the many area golf courses or zip-lining, all minutes away.There are plenty of activities at the campground, such as mini-golf, fun bikes, relaxing by the pool or hiking the nature trails, as well as the children's play area. The laundry room is clean and spacious. Rallies, reunions and clubs are always welcome. There is an outdoor pavilion with big-screen TV located right beside the Camping Kitchen. Be sure to visit the fully stocked gift and convenience store with something for everyone. Campers have access to free wi-fi throughout the park.This campground is very pet friendly! For your fur-kids, there is the ever-popular Camp K-9 playground, and a state-of-the-art self-serve dog grooming salon. You can even have your dog walked while you're away enjoying your day. And to keep your rig sparkling, take advantage of the do-it-yourself high-pressure RV wash station on-site. On site weighing of RV's, trailers, trucks and motorhomes, all for tire safety!GPS Coordinates: 46.34N 84.19W
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Viral Kickstarter Potato Salad Campaign to Benefit Charity, 'Do the Most Good' (Video)
Potato salad has never been so profitable — or, in this case, philanthropic.
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Kickstarter user Zach "Danger" Brown, who has received more than $38,000 after launching a campaign to raise $10 to make potato salad, stopped by Good Morning America on Tuesday to elaborate on his plans.
"It's unbelievable," he said of receiving pledges from more than 20 countries for his surprisingly viral campaign, launched solely with the description "Basically I'm just making potato salad. I haven't decided what kind yet."
The jokingly "risk-averse" Brown told the morning-show hosts that while he's never made potato salad before, he hopes to help others with the overwhelming response he's received.
"I want to do the most good that I can do with this," he explained. "Kickstarter has terms of service that prohibit giving money directly to charities, but I've asked people on Twitter, and I want to ask people here today, just how we can take this moment, this campaign and this money and do the most good with it."
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So will he ever make potato salad? "We've had recipes pouring in," he said, hinting at a voting option before a massive Columbus gathering to sample his dish. "The entire Internet is invited."
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Daniel King, 37, set up his company, D-briefed, in October 2013 and told HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) investigators he intended to import the underwear from China to re-sell over the internet. However, he couldn't produce any documentation to support his claim that he intended to trade. The business was simply a fiction designed to conceal his tax fraud.
King told investigators he attended a VAT seminar before setting up his company, to give him a better understanding of how the tax system works. He later admitted making up the figures for ten fraudulent VAT claims between December 2013 and March 2016, totalling £57,563.35.
Colin Spinks, Assistant Director, Fraud Investigation Service, HMRC, said:
"King blatantly abused the tax system by setting up a company for the sole purpose of stealing money that should have funded public services. Now he has a criminal record and we are working to recover the money he stole.
"If you believe someone is benefitting from tax fraud please call our Fraud Hotline on 0800 788 887".
On sentencing, Mr Recorder P Griffiths QC said:
"I am satisfied that you went into this with your eyes wide open and that you knew full well you were acting fraudulently. You have gained financially, dishonestly and deliberately and it would be an affront to the public if you were not immediately deprived of your liberty".


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Publisher Activision reiterated today that it is in development with versions of Shaun Murray's Pro Wakeboarder for GameCube, PS2, Xbox and Game Boy Advance. The titles will be available for all platforms this holiday, according to the company.
The offering, which pits players as the wakeboarding champion and challenges to go freestyle through huge levels, is developed for all of the console platforms by Shaba Games. Wakeboarders must jump over boulders, grind on sliders 20 feet above water, catapult off steep ramps
and more, all through exotic locations from around the world. Several two-player modes include cooperative play -- one person controls the boat while the other manipulates the boarder, Tug-of-War, and others.
Shaun Murray is joined by a cast of true pros and equals including 2001 Champion on the Pro Wakeboard Tour Parks Bonifay, and women gold medalist at the 2001 Summer X Games Dallas Friday. Two-time X Games gold medalist Tara Hamilton and Cobe Mikacich, wakeboarding's "leading ambassador. Each of the figures will boast their own unique moves and
styles within the game.
Bringing the sport to life, the title will feature realistic water physics and graphics, secret levels and upgradeable equipment, among other extras.
A playable version of Shaun Murray's Pro Wakeboarder is expected to be unveiled at next week's E3 2002 show. Look for much more on the game from there.


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Theological Dictionary of the Old Testament, Volume 11
G. Johannes Botterweck, Helmer Ringgren, Heinz-Josef Fabry
Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 1977 - Religion - 615 pages
This multivolume work is still proving to be as fundamental to Old Testament studies as its companion set, the Kittel-Friedrich Theological Dictionary of the New Testament, has been to New Testament studies.
Beginning with 'ābh ('āb), "father," and continuing through the alphabet, the TDOT volumes present in-depth discussions of the key Hebrew and Aramaic words in the Old Testament. Leading scholars of various religious traditions (including Roman Catholic, Lutheran, Reformed, Anglican, Greek Orthodox, and Jewish) and from many parts of the world (Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Israel, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States) have been carefully selected for each article by editors Botterweck, Ringgren, and Fabry and their consultants, George W. Anderson, Henri Cazelles, David Noel Freedman, Shemaryahu Talmon, and Gerhard Wallis.
The intention of the writers is to concentrate on meaning, starting from the more general, everyday senses and building to an understanding of theologically significant concepts. To avoid artificially restricting the focus of the articles, TDOT considers under each keyword the larger groups of words that are related linguistically or semantically. The lexical work includes detailed surveys of a word's occurrences, not only in biblical material but also in other ancient Near Eastern writings. Sumerian, Akkadian, Egyptian, Ethiopic, Ugaritic, and Northwest Semitic sources are surveyed, among others, as well as the Qumran texts and the Septuagint; and in cultures where no cognate word exists, the authors often consider cognate ideas.
TDOT's emphasis, though, is on Hebrew terminology and on biblical usage. The contributors employ philology as well as form-critical and traditio-historical methods, with the aim of understanding the religious statements in the Old Testament. Extensive bibliographical information adds to the value of this reference work.
This English edition attempts to serve the needs of Old Testament students without the linguistic background of more advanced scholars; it does so, however, without sacrificing the needs of the latter. Ancient scripts (Hebrew, Greek, etc.) are regularly transliterated in a readable way, and meanings of foreign words are given in many cases where the meanings might be obvious to advanced scholars. Where the Hebrew text versification differs from that of English Bibles, the English verse appears in parentheses. Such features will help all earnest students of the Bible to avail themselves of the manifold theological insights contained in this monumental work.
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Well done, dude! I like the textures and the scale! With night lighting and some fancy spotlights you could make it even more impressive (normals for building materials and gloss for windows).
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Well done, dude! I like the textures and the scale! With night lighting and some fancy spotlights you could make it even more impressive (normals for building materials and gloss for windows).
No spotlights because there's no elecricity following a nuclear apocalypse ;)
Yeah, I'd like to see it with lighting too, it needs contrast. Still good job!
It's the same lighting settings as the outdoor areas in Paranoia btw ;)
The bright textures also don't help, the only reason they're like that is because the photo I used to make the majority of them was taken in bright sunlight. I'll edit them to be darker and more "rough" in time so the lighting will be improved somewhat by doing that.
Shouldnt it look damaged?
Not yet, it's best to build it intact from real life and then work out how to damage it afterwards since a lot of things repeat and can easily be removed/altered later on.
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Now has most of the main entrance done, just missing a few details that will be added in time!
The pillar heads are placeholders, they will have to be modelled because they're too complex to make out of game geometry!
Paranoia characters are only there to help with scale, I've worked very hard to get it right so it should be a good 90% accurate!
Lighting is not final, so don't worry about it looking odd. Not long to go now till it's all finished, hopefully!


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Net Neutrality: RIP?Written by Stephen Lendman Subject: Internet
by Stephen Lendman
Candidate Obama promised to "support the principle of network neutrality to preserve the benefits of open competition on the Internet."
President Obama did woefully little to do so. He's waged war on free expression. He targets whistleblowers and journalists. He wants constitutional rights abolished.
He's been more lawless than any of his predecessors. Except while campaigning, he's been largely silent on preserving Net Neutrality.
It's the last frontier of press freedom. It permits free and open communications. America's First Amendment is its most important. Without it all other rights are at risk.
Net Neutrality is digital freedom. Mandating it is vital. Unrestricted online access is the only way to stay informed. It's a vital source for real information.
It's free from state or corporate control. It's been this way so far. Public interest groups want it preserved. Everyone has the right to demand it.
It's too precious to lose. Giant telecom and cable companies want control. They want toll roads established. They want higher priced premium lanes.
They want unrestricted pricing power. They want license to steal. They want content restricted. They want the right to censor.
They want dissent crushed. They want independent thought eliminated. They want digital democracy destroyed.
Net Neutrality denies them. They spent enormous amounts contesting. They want total Internet control.
Achieving it assures stifled innovation, oligopoly dominance, compromised free access to real information, and digital democracy denouement.
Imagine today's Internet resembling cable TV. Imagining providers have sole control over content. Imagine consumers having no say.
At stake is digital democracy v. corporate dominance. Media scholar/critic Robert McChesney calls Net Neutrality the "defining issue" of our time.
It's a "critical juncture (window of opportunity) to create a communication system that will be a powerful impetus (for) a more egalitarian, humane, sustainable, and creative (self-governing) society."
It's too precious to lose. It's a battle that requires winning. On January 14, Free Press.net headlined "The Fight to Save Net Neutrality," saying:
"(T)he US Court of Appeals (District of Columbia Circuit) struck down the Federal Communication Commission's Open Internet Order."
It balances corporate and consumer interests. It doesn't go far enough. It needs improving. In includes provisions too important to lose.
Verizon sued to do so. Rules prohibit providers from slowing, blocking or prioritizing some content over others. Transparency is required. Digital First Amendment rights are protected.
FCC regulation imposed stricter regulations on wired Internet services than mobile ones. Verizon argued it had no legal authority to regulate providers under common carrier rules.
It omitted explaining its real agenda. It wants nothing interfering with bottom line interests. It wants unrestricted online control. It wants digital democracy destroyed. It wants First Amendment rights abolished.
Free Press called Net Neutrality "dead (for now.)" The battle is far from over. It won't be easy going forward.
Columbia Circuit judges ruled unanimously for Verizon. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler may appeal.
"I am committed to maintaining our networks as engines for economic growth, test beds for innovative services and products, and channels for all forms of speech protected by the First Amendment," he said.
"We will consider all available options, including those for appeal, to ensure that these networks on which the Internet depends continue to provide a free and open platform for innovation and expression, and operate in the interest of all Americans," he added.
Columbia Circuit judges ruled against FCC authority to enforce rules it implemented under what Free Press calls its "complicated legal framework."
According to Judge David Tatel:
"Even though the commission has general authority to regulate in this area, it may not impose requirements that contravene express statutory mandates."
Regulations imposed are important. They don't go far enough. They need to be toughened, not weakened or eliminated.
Columbia Circuit judges oppose regulations impeding maximum profits. Corporate interests matter more than consumer ones. Digital democracy is irrelevant. Free expression doesn't matter.
Last September, Verizon's lawyer argued that FCC regulations compromise the company's free speech rights. Claiming it is ludicrous on its face.
Verizon wants unrestricted online control. It wants censorship rights. It wants consumer free speech denied.
It wants whatever it's against blocked. It wants sole power to decide. It wants consumers having no say.
Right-wing judges agreed. They did so disgracefully. Congressional action is required. Expect none without overwhelming public pressure.
Bipartisan complicity is deplorably anti-populist. Corporate interests alone matter. Obama is consistently hardline.
His policies belie his rhetoric. He says one thing. He does another. He's done it throughout his tenure. According to Free Press:
The Columbia Circuit "ruling means that just a few powerful phone and cable companies could control the Internet."
"Without Net Neutrality, ISPs will be able to devise new schemes to charge users more for access and services, making it harder for us to communicate online - and easier for companies to censor our speech."
Corporate gatekeepers will control "where you go and what you see."
Verizon, AT&T, Comcast and Time Warner Cable "will be able to block content and speech they don't like, reject apps that compete with their own offerings, and prioritize Web traffic..."
They'll be able to "reserv(e) the fastest loading speeds for the highest bidders (while) sticking everyone else with the slowest."
Doing so prohibits free and open communications. Censorship will become policy. Net Neutrality is too important to lose.
Free Press president and CEO Craig Aaron issued a statement, saying:
Tuesday's "ruling means that Internet users will be pitted against the biggest phone and cable companies - and in the absence of any oversight, these companies can now block and discriminate against their customers' communications at will."
"Without prompt corrective action by the (FCC) to reclassify broadband, this awful ruling will serve as a sorry memorial to the corporate abrogation of free speech."
Center for Media Justice director Amalia Deloney called Tuesday's ruling a possible "end of the Internet as we know it. For freedom's sake, we can't let this happen."
"The path forward is clear: The FCC can and must reassert its authority over this essential communications infrastructure and protect the millions of Internet users now left in the cold."
On Tuesday, a White House statement pledged support for "a free and open Internet." Obama did so years ago duplicitously.
Throughout his tenure, he waged war on freedom. He wants First Amendment rights compromised. The White House statement rings hollow, saying:
"The President remains committed to an open Internet, where consumers are free to choose the websites they want to visit and the online services they want to use, and where online innovators are allowed to compete on a level playing field based on the quality of their products."
Hopefully the battle for Net Neutrality is far from over. Digital democracy depends on preserving it.
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CFP: [Medieval] Devotional Aesthetics at New Chaucer Society Congress
Devotional Aesthetics
Panel for New Chaucer Society Congress in Swansea, Wales, July 18-22, 2008
While medieval studies has challenged disciplinary and, more recently,
chronological boundaries, it has largely preserved the separation between
poetic and religious textsâ€"a separation reinforced by the heavier emphasis
on the historical rather than literary significance of the latter. This
session seeks to address that separation by examining the aesthetic
strategies of devotional texts and their connections to literary as well as
religious traditions. Papers might consider questions such as: How do
devotional writers draw onâ€"or diverge fromâ€"poetic texts? How do devotional
texts comment on the category of aesthetics? How do social and religious
concernsâ€"whether orthodox or heterodoxâ€"shape devotional aesthetics?
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At the start of this year I accompanied one of my clients on a trip to India to visit a number of LPO suppliers. During our packed week, in which we covered sites in Noida, Gurgaon and Mumbai, we saw a wide range of supplier capabilities, approaches and facilities. But one thing was consistent across all of the suppliers, and, I believe, is the quality that will ensure India's continued success in this ever more competitive market. You may be surprised to hear that it has nothing to do with price.
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Over the course of its operation, Citadel Exploration has dedicated itself to placing the highest priority on attending to matters of health, safety, and the environment while exploring the state of California for oil and gas. The company is committed to ensuring the security of its employees, contractors, and neighboring communities and manages its facilities in a manner that preserves and protects the California landscape. This devotion to community and environment has been developed over the course of several generations of California oil prospecting, as the current company represents the fourth subsequent generation to explore the region.
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IT wasn't until 20 pages from the end of Robert Twigger's deliriously clever chimera of a travel book about a chimerical but real deer that I put it into so many words: I am reading a book that keeps pretending it has not yet been written and may never, ever be written. If you think you catch that telltale, runny-Camembert reek of postmodernism, you're happily wrong. Twigger is an old-fashioned adventurer masquerading as a lazy, macho, naïve neurotic with attention deficit disorder.
John Updike wrote of Bruce Chatwin -- before whose literary ghost Twigger fails to genuflect even once, surely a record among current British travel writers -- that his paragraphs are so short he seems to be constantly interrupting himself. Well, Twigger's paragraphs may behave themselves, but his 114 short chapters elbow one another out of the way. Try a typical sequence: ''Pseudonym,'' ''Hair,'' ''Freaks,'' ''Snail,'' ''Egypt III,'' ''Famous Photos,'' ''Breakthrough.'' This hodgepodge is not the hip-hop stratagem of a writer who can't lay out a chronological narrative; Twigger did that, and more, in his two previous books: ''Angry White Pyjamas,'' about a year with the Tokyo Riot Police on their brutal aikido course, won both the Somerset Maugham Award for literature and the William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award; and ''Big Snake'' managed to tell of his failure to capture a 30-foot snake, which would be the world's longest to date, and win a $50,000 prize, as well as of the death of his tough-as-nails paternal grandfather and Twigger's marriage to his Egyptian love in a Bedouin tent on the Sinai peninsula. His apparent aimlessness is really a brilliant resort to corral subjects as disparate as a lost sweater and the Cairo used book trade into a spirited anti-Darwinian meditation on survival and the interconnectedness of all life -- themes that might easily degenerate into clichés.
But to start at the beginning. The Père David's deer is the rarest and oddest looking deer in the world except for, to my eye, the moose. The tines of its antlers point backward, its hooves are cowlike but click like a reindeer's, its neck seems to sag like a camel's, and its tail resembles a donkey's. It also has the longest gestation period of any deer; it has never been reported in the wild; and it would be extinct but for a Chinese emperor who, perhaps before 1000 B.C., enclosed a supply of these improbable but tasty beasts in a hunting park in Beijing. In 1865, Armand David, a robust French naturalist and missionary priest, who was also the first Westerner to describe the giant panda, risked his life to spirit away a specimen or two from the Nan Haizi reserve and send the remains by diplomatic bag to France. The find generated a certain notoriety. Various countries requested live deer about the same time they were seizing parts of what China considered its empire -- like Burma, Turkestan and Vietnam. In 1899 and 1900 the Boxer Rebellion, an antiforeign movement favored by the dowager empress, led to the siege of the European compound in Beijing. The siege was lifted by an international force, but the Celestial Empire was effectively extinguished, Beijing and the Forbidden City looted, and every single Père David's deer on native ground slaughtered by starving peasants or hungry Russian soldiers.
The deer already safe in Europe had been sent to Woburn Abbey in England, where Herbrand Russell, the 11th duke of Bedford, an eccentric of the old school who fed his pet owl at the breakfast table, bred and protected them. As a fogey and reactionary, he further saw to it that the species survived the quota imposed on farm production of domesticated beasts during World War I. The herd, despite a low fertility rate and a susceptibility to disease deriving from having passed through a kind of genetic funnel, has thrived; animals have been deaccessioned to other private parks and zoos and to commercial hunting reserves in Texas, where they can be shot for $4,500 to $5,000 a trophy head (guide fees, lodging, and hostess's services extra); they even need to be culled at Woburn Abbey itself.
Enter then Twigger, through ''THE PHONE CALL that will CHANGE YOUR LIFE WITH MONEY.'' His agent Brigitte, over lunch with a descendant of the 11th duke, the current conservator of the deer, proposes that Twigger, one of whose own ancestors fought against the Boxers, write all this up in his inimitable manner for a large advance. Grabbed by the money, yet daunted by the restraint on creativity in the project, adrift in a maze of research, distracted by his newborn son, avoiding the travel the project calls for, bored as a guest at Woburn, snubbed as an error-prone fictionist by the world expert on the deer, but inspired by the spot-on feeling of truth he gets from observing wild animals and beginning to make all sorts of connections, he struggles to write this book. And -- ''intertesselation of the stars!'' as he exclaims about one coincidence in his tale -- he succeeds.
The book, of course, grows into something far from what agent, editor, and experts envisaged. It is part made-up stories involving, for example, an American hunter named John Major and a nameless British major who belongs to a club dedicated to exterminating endangered species; part research, which may or may not be reliable; part personal anecdote, again unverifiable; a bit of travel narrative; and a good deal of philosophical reflection that, in the manner of great poetry, pursues truth where linear prose could never follow it, dancing through a mercurial series of ideas and serendipities to a happy ending. Survival, not extinction, is what this many-knotted tale is all about.
Nostalgia for lost skills, a loathing not for progress but for ''the deep belief that . . . you couldn't have medicine and gadgets without every garden being turned into a 20-story building,'' an admiration for great libraries and grief for their decline, a preoccupation with physical toughness and survival, a longing for a lost Eden that metamorphoses into a search for a secondhand book market in a Cairo neighborhood appropriately called Ezbekiya Gardens, a respect for ''ordinary men who knew when to make an extraordinary effort,'' the pleasant pangs of fatherhood -- these are but a few of the humane sensibilities that drive this book.Continue reading the main story
''I saw my will to keep writing as a specialized minor form of the will to keep living,'' Twigger comes to understand late in the game. Long before that, readers have identified him as a rare beast of a writer. May he survive our rush to extinction and continue to be fruitful and multiply.Continue reading the main story


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Rita Ora wants her forthcoming LP to be "timeless", and also teased fans can expect to hear about her love life on the record
Rita Ora wants her forthcoming LP to be "timeless".
The 'Poison' singer admitted she felt like she was trying too hard to please everybody else on her debut LP 'Ora' and feels it's time to start making music for herself.
Speaking about making her new album, she revealed: "I wanted it to have a presence and a meaning. I asked myself, 'What can I do to make something timeless, something I still want to perform in 10 years?' You can't please everybody but you've got to start pleasing yourself, and I wasn't doing that with my debut."
This could have something to do with Rita relying on her record label Roc Nation - fronted by Jay Z - and being too young to understand the music business when she released her debut in 2012.
She said: "I don't think I was never in control. I relied on the advice of others because I was naïve, young, and completely in awe of Jay Z and the world. I was so happy to be signed to someone I loved. My label did no wrong, but they couldn't know what I wanted. Only I could figure that out."
The 24-year-old star - who has dated Calvin Harris, Ricky Hil and Rob Kardashian - also explained what has influenced her latest collection, teasing fans can expect to hear about her tumultuous love life in her heartfelt lyrics.
She told Noisey: "You're gonna see my gratitude and my appreciation on this album, you're gonna see me complaining about all my s***ty love stories, then you're gonna see me recalling all these memories in my life: the first time I kissed a person, my first boyfriend... It's a balance."


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Get thee behind me, how could i have been deceived
By the glitters of false image?
Leave me i said, get away from me
You gave me wealth, fame and power
I liked it, i like every bit of it
Though the darkness that comes with it
Consumes my soul and took away my conscience
All at the expense of what? A life time happiness?
If that is what it takes to be married to you
Then I'd rather be a widow
A widow to you who has taken my every chance at happiness
You who denied me the joys of motherhood
A chance of being a referee to my grand kids
Cruelty is your surname, your viciousness
Subdued my impeccability
Its not a pity, its an Empathy
My life taste like salt water
No matter how much i drank
I can never get satisfied
I have decided to take a sip
A sip from a bitter cup
I'd end up taking it any way
But i wish i could take it all back
All the mundane things you have given me
I wish i could trade it all for just a
Minimal night of a peaceful sleep.


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These dainty Gable Mitts from Miriam Felton use a cabled chevron design to accentuate the wrist. Knit them as long as you like for a night at the opera or to keep your arms warm under a dress coat. The matching chevron thumb adds a touch of whimsy. These fingerless mitts begin with a decorative double stranded, double-start cast-on. You cast on for the portion closest to the fingers. Placement of increases and decreases create the peak at the finger opening. Designed for versatility, this piece could be knit with any quantity of yarn (finished size and yardage will vary).
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Yarn Requirements: 200 yards of fingering weight yarn; shown in The Fibre Company Canopy Fingering
Needle(s): US size 2 (2.75mm) DPNs
Gauge: 16 sts & 20 rows = 2" in St st


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Living on a boat is all about the art of simplicity, which is quite complicated in practise. Follow this way of life in the serie `Ropati`. Hopefully it will help you to understand more about the daily boat life.
In the end there is a lot of space in a boat, but still not enough for everything. I just have the things that I really need, which fits into three suitcases all together. In The Netherlands I already selected my stuff and there are just ten boxes left. You can read about this 'process of dematerializing' in another article about surfing and the minimalistic life.
The French Seaman has a little bit more things and among these are a lot of tools, but also a nice collection of cd's and books. Furthermore there are a lot of sail guides, sail books, sail magazines and sail clothes. There are some maps with administration and accountancy, camera's, laptops, chargers, bags, kitchen & bathroom stuff, food, drinks, clothes, shoes, more tools, surfboards, wetsuits, diving gear, bikes and a yogamat. All together I guess there is too much.
We really cannot allow ourselves to have more stuff. If we want something new, something has to leave the boat first. We only buy something new when something is broken and/or too old to be usefull. If you visit us and you like to bring a present with you, please bring some food or something to drink, while this will stay just temporary. Books, clothes, souvenirs, all kinds of bathroom and kitchen equipment… Very nice, but thank you. We try to save space, therefore we probably will give away your present to someone else, while we really don't know where to put all the stuff anymore. In our serious attempt to live as simple as possible, we still have too much things. Wow.
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I asked for a violin at age 3. By 5, I could identify different recordings of The Marriage of Figaro (my brother and I each had our own favorite). My grandfather played violin in the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, my mother is a cellist, and some of my most cherished memories are of putting on small recitals with them when we all got together. During one of these performances, I made special note to the room of adults not to clap between movements. Even at that young age, I had enthusiastically soaked up on concert etiquette, and I felt it important enough to enforce.
Not just hobby, music is a major force in my life and has profoundly shaped my brain and character. As many families follow a religion, ours was music. The traditions of music from both sides of the stage are integral to who I am and the people and values I identify with. Call me a snob, but I don't go to your place of worship and disrespect your customs.
There are some incredible moments that transcend this rule. Music is supposed to be emotional and exceptional talent should be recognized. Most musicians and maestros have a problem with applause out of false obligation. I'm not saying you need to be an expert in classical music, but I charge everyone to understand a few points that I think play into some greater issues that I find with the contemporary human condition.
Silence is important.
It's becoming increasingly rare. Even as I sit here writing in my apartment building's lounge alone, there is ambient background music. Text messages come in and my attention is diverted. Yes, I consider electronic messages to be a form of noise. There's something physically uncomfortable about silence. If you've ever experienced a Joseph Beuys felt space or sculpture, you know what I'm talking about.
Silence is also difficult to tolerate emotionally. There is a strong pull to fill the space, especially when just moments before it was so full. This is the entryway to my issue with not only applause between movements, but what it represents. I see the silence as a container for the noise. Think about it from another angle. In writing, the form — including the white space — dictates so much of the meaning. I feel this way about music as well.
Also, the silence is an important place to reflect. Music can be an intense and multi-dimensional experience. It's essential in order to process the emotions and form opinions. All too often, this part gets overlooked. This leads into my next topic.
Not everything is awesome.
The thing about the silence is that you get to decide what you thought about the music you just heard and recharge for the music that you're about to hear. Love it, hate it, or completely unsure about it, taking the moment to think and reflect will probably create a deeper and more lasting connection with the experience that will enhance your understanding of yourself, your tastes, and your future experiences. If you jump to applaud because you think you have to, you lose out on this process.
Music isn't all cerebral. It's also built to be visceral. If you're not already clapping at the wrong time without caring whether or not anyone else is because you're so moved, maybe it's because it didn't deserve it. Sit on that for a while. That doesn't make it bad. There are those surprises that blow you away. There are those moments of climax where you can't help but burst into applause. It's also ok if it's not one of those moments.
Be present.
Yes, it's pretty cool that you went to a concert. Go ahead and post it on your social media. After that, turn off your phone (!!!!!!!!!!!) and settle into the present moment. I recently went to a concert where a number of phones rang audibly during the first half of the performance. A member of the audience got up during the break and reminded everyone to turn off their phones. That deserved and received a rowdy applause.
Another concert I recently went to included run times for each movement in the program. I prickled at this. Something I love about music is really getting lost in it, devoting my whole self for that span of time. How present are you in the moment when you're fixating on the end? I consider being present during the noise is as important as reflection is during the silence.
Is it sometimes difficult to dig in and commit to the moment, but you're already there. You carved out the time, now give it the space. This is a practice that drastically enhances the experience and has been proven to make you happier.
Oh, one more word of advice (I'm also a photographer): using flash photography is not only rude to the rest of the audience and disruptive to performers, it's pointless for you. The flash on your point and shoot or even the one on your DSLR isn't meant for long range (like, not more than a few feet in front of you). Your image isn't enhanced and you're just running down your own battery.


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I love any recipe that involves the grill because it means my husband is in charge of the main course. This is a fabulous recipe for steak tacos FILLED with tons of flavor.
Chili-Rubbed Steak Tacos
-adapted from The Sisters Cafe-
2 cloves garlic, pressed
1 Tbs. kosher salt
2 Tbs. chili powder
2 Tbs. brown sugar
2 tsp. paprika
1 tsp. cumin
1 tsp. black pepper
2 lbs. flank steak
flour tortillas
Monterrey jack cheese
shredded romaine lettuce
diced avocado
sour cream
lime wedges
Combine first 7 ingredients to create dry steak rub. Massage mixture onto meat and marinate in large ziplock bag for at least 30 minutes.
Grill steak over medium high heat for 3- 3 1/2 minutes on each side. Let rest for 5 minutes, then thinly slice against the grain on a diagonal.
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on 6/19/2014 6:01:00 AM
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Eyes: Green
I 100% agree with everything the poster below said about these soaps. It was love at first try with these Nubian soaps. It's magic in a bar. The quality is outstanding and the smells are out of this world. It leaves my skin really feeling great, I can't explain how they do it, but this is unlike any soap I have ever tried. The Indian Hemp with Haitian Vetiver is my favorite line. Where have these Nubian products been all my life!!! I'm hooked for life!!!!
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Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
These are the BEST bar soaps on the market. I have tried every one they have and they are all amazing. They're buttery on the skin and smell lovely!
Don't you hate when bar soaps get all gross and dry out after a couple of uses? They have cracks, break apart, and lose their scent. Or maybe they just melt EVERYWHERE. It's nasty! These DON'T! They stay just like you opened it until it's gone! (They just get smaller! :D) I have never used up a WHOLE bar soap until now.
I don't know how this company does it, but they are doing something right! Every review on here (so far) is a 100%, because they are!
I even use the little chips of my almost depleted soaps, that are hard to hold in the shower, to clean my makeup brushes. I will probably NEVER purchase bar soaps from another company. I'm in love with these :D
Edit 5/13/13. I tried the peppermint bar, and this is the only bar from all of the ones they make I am not in love with. It smells more like licorice than peppermint, and the almond in it is too harsh, imo. I was hoping, this being peppermint, that it would have a cooling sensation (for my very sensitive legs after shaving), and it didn't.
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Eyes: Hazel
I use quite some time nubian heritage Honey & Black Seed soap. It's lovely, smells good, moisturizes. It's not so expensive as mentioned above, I buy it online cheaper, but I don't know whether I'm allowed to say where...
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Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Awesome soaps! And you don't have to be black to use Nubian! ;-) Seriously, with that name I first assumed they were only for African American skin...but not so! For the past several years I have used mostly Dr. Bronner's liquid soaps, which I like fine, but I was looking for a change. I tried the Goat's Milk Chai first, and it was so wonderful that I went out and got the Honey & Black Seed, then the Carrot & Pomegranate. I think they were kind of pricey for soap, maybe $5-6 per bar, BUT they are lasting a long time. Highly recommended.
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Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Other
Eyes: Brown
This review is for Nubian Heritage's african black soap. As someone who uses and is accustomed to Lush's soaps, I don't mind soaps that are in their raw form despite their sometimes messy nature. However, when I opened the box, I was pleasantly surprised to see that it was in bar form. Not only is this less messy, but it also means its not prone to melting in the shower. Another thing is that this soap lathers like crazy, so no loofah is needed, but I use one anyway! The scent is very light and sweet. At first, to me, the soap smelled kind of like licorice. Even though I hate licorice and everything about it, I still managed to find the soap pleasant smelling. As time passed, I guess I can say the soap smells a bit more cocoa butter than licorice--either way, its a good scent. While this may not be raw african black soap, it sure does it job--it combats pesky hormonal breakouts and is starting to help correct the tone and texture of my skin!
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I only use handmade soaps that I typically get on fairs or little gift shops as they are so much better and gentler to your skin that anything you can buy. I gave these soaps a try after reading their ingredients, which are mostly just shea butter and some other butters and oils, and thought it may give the same results as my homemade soaps. And it does. Great for the skin. Very mild and gentle. Nice lather too. Definite repurchase. Great price on vitacost as well.
on 6/5/2010 3:02:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Can't believe it's taken me so long to write a review for this. Some background: other than Dr. Bronner's liquid soaps (which I love) I only ever use bar soap. I used to have bad bacne, and any sort of "moisturizing" body wash would break me out really bad or never left me feeling really clean. But unfortunately using normal bar soap you trade feeling clean with drying out your skin at the same time. I feel like I've used every bar soap on the face of the earth by now, and this brand of bar soaps is easily the best I've ever tried. Firstly, the ingredients are all-natural so I don't have to worry about sulfates or parabens. Secondly, it's unique in that I feel 100% clean but I don't feel 100% dried out like I do with other bar soaps. I was actually shocked because it's the perfect balance of cleansing and moisturizing, which I've never come across before. It doesn't break me out like olive oil soap, every single one of these soaps smells absolutely amazing, and they're only $3.49 a pop at my local Duane Reade. My HG, I don't have any desire to ever use anything else. Probably the most satisfied I've ever been with any kind of product! Would definitely recommend to anyone and everyone.
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I tried the Lemongrass & Tea Tree Soap and love it! It smells sooo nice and is not drying at all. I am going to try some of their different scents :)
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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A friend of mine turned me on to these soaps and I'm so glad she did. I am currently using the Honey and Black Seed soap and it is amazing at keeping oily skin at bay. The bar also has tiny black seeds that are perfect for exfoliating but they are not too rough. I also tried the Peppermint and Aloe and it lathered very well and was very moisturizing. These are great soaps.
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Information for learnersMany people from all parts of Wales emigrated to America in the first half of the nineteenth century. The state of Ohio became a popular place for settlement, particularly among people from rural Wales. Around 2,500 - 3000 Welsh people emigrated from Cardiganshire (now Ceredigion) to Ohio between the years 1835 and 1850. By 1850 there were almost 30,000 Welsh people living in the United States of America, with a substantial percentage of these living in Ohio. Over the next 40 years the number of Welsh people in the United States of America trebled to 100,000 in 1890.
Important centers of settlement in Ohio were Paddy's Run, Oak Hill, Gomer and the cities - Cincinnati and Columbus. Many of the Welsh began to settle in groups, creating Welsh areas in Ohio, preserving Welsh traditions, and continuing to speak Welsh for a long time. Many descendants of the nineteenth-century settlers still live in Ohio today.
The majority of the Welsh people who emigrated to Ohio during the first half of the nineteenth century were farmers, farm tenants, or farm workers. Very many of them had never owned land before, and they began buying land as soon as they arrived in Ohio. Their first task was to clear the timber and the forests so as to be able to farm the land. Some families who could not afford to buy land faced poverty and hard times.
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Windward Commons is a true live-learn community and was the first suite-style student housing building on the Armstrong Atlantic State University (AASU) campus. The community is comprised of two, four-story wing residence hall and home for 569 students.
The unit plans are common two private bedroom/one bath suite with a unique two person semiprivate suite arrangement which was recommended by the housing director, then researched and implemented by the entire design team. In a building of suites, common areas become extremely important. Each floor contains study areas and community TV rooms to draw the students out of their bedrooms and promote social interaction. The 176,543-sq.-ft. facility incorporates high-tech classrooms, music practice rooms, community kitchens and laundry facilities.
The most striking interior feature is the continuous Venetian plaster barrel vault extending from the entrance lobby through to the game room. These spaces incorporate indirect lighting from light coves that create a glow across the barrel vault. The lobby features an inlaid marble compass rose on the floor. The game room doubles as a media room with black-out shades and a computer modeled high-tech audio/video system.
The exterior utilizes red brick which is seen throughout the AASU campus. In order to reduce the apparent scale of the four story building, Windward Commons is three stories of red brick with a lighter beige brick at the 4th floor. The façade incorporates precast sills and lintels as well as precast parapets at the gable ends to honor typical detailing across campus. Window walls interrupt brick at the study areas and TV rooms to bring maximum natural light into these areas and also provide columns of light on the exterior at night. The downspouts transition from white at the 4th floor to bronze at the lower floors to blend with the copper detaining of the older campus structures.
Windward Commons was a new type of architecture introduced to the AASU campus. This new architecture successfully takes the vernacular of the campus style and creates a new expression that is to be the face of student housing for many years to come.
Windward Commons completed well under budget, allowing an additional pedestrian walkway to be constructed in front of the residence hall. The walkway leads students from the housing facility to the resident parking lot and doubles as a fire lane for emergency access.
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Many green elements were incorporated into the project, including natural light throughout the building, a fresh air handling system, motion and light sensor electrical controls and building management control systems that allow maintenance personnel to monitor and control the temperatures in each room.


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Attend the Boy Scout Spaghetti Dinner at the church (corner of Cossitt & Madison Avenues). The meal consists of spaghetti with homemade meat sauce, (vegetarian marinara available) meatballs, salad, bread and a beverage. Tickets can be purchased at the door. Guests will be greeted by a gondalier, serenaded by Italian music, and served by hard working Boy Scouts. There will be a Bake Sale; and a Silent Auction. Funds raised go to support camps and programs for BSA Troop #14 which is sponsored by First United Methodist Church of La Grange.


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"mersli" is my mum's sister's word for muesli. . this is the seven-ingredients-wonder variation of mum's recipe... and you need to use the oven timer if you're inclined to something-shiny-over-there-moments...
turn oven to 180 fan bake, tip into roasting pan + stir:
:: large bag of rolled oats
:: packet of super fruits LSA
:: half bag of coconut
:: melted 1/2 c honey + 1/4 c rice bran oil + stir
bake, stirring every six mins until toasted (about half an hour?)
:: half packet sultanas + packet roasted unsalted cashews + stir
open oven door and leave in oven to cool so that sultanas caramelise delishisly x


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Luna is a pretty petite black domestic short-hair female. This little 4 1/2-year old has a gleaming black coat and big expressive golden eyes. She is a very sweet girl who will readily purr her little head off when she receives some gentle affectionate pats.
Luna was originally adopted from PFC and came back when her previous owners could no longer keep her. She is a shy little girl, so we are looking for a calm and quiet home for her with people who are willing to give her some time to gain her confidence. Why not come in to meet her and see if you'd like to give her a new home?
If you would like to visit with Luna or some of our other equally lovely cats, come in to the shelter at 44 Beagle Lane in Teaticket. We are open to the public on Wednesdays from 4 to 6 PM and Saturdays from 10 AM to 1 PM. You can also make an appointment to visit the shelter by calling 508-540-5654.