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There several airchecks of KAAY that have been making the rounds either on YouTube or other aircheck sites. We were alerted to this one, an aircheck of Martin & Jennings on Friday morning October 13, 1972, from 7:19 to 8:02am.
It was found on the Airchexx.com site, which picked it up from yet another aircheck site. It was a bit off-speed and the original contributor is unknown. We have re-processed the recording for proper speed/pitch and some noise reduction, so now it sounds better to present to you:
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text: A guy who works in an Irish cybercafe writes about busting a 419 (AKA Nigerian Fraud) scammer. Best part: After the police arrive and have the scammer step away from the booth, the scammer tells the cops that "his wallet and ID are in the booth, so he walks in, rips a USB memory stick from the side of his laptop, tries to swallow it and makes a run for it." Link (via /.)

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Hi everyone!
Outfit Details: Dress / Flats / Necklace (Similar) / Bag (Similar)
I spotted this dress where I work at H&M a couple of weeks ago, and I knew I had to have it. Talk about the perfect fall dress, right?
Shirtdresses are pretty much the easiest outfits ever to put together. Pop the thing over your shoulders, add a cute shoe and some accessories, and voila! You look chic in the same amount of time it would've taken you to find a clean pair of sweatpants (not that there's anything wrong with that, either).
I was a little concerned that it was going to be a tad short on me, as most dresses are, but this one is a match made in heaven. It hits exactly where I want it to. The pattern is classic and will go with everything, but I loved the pop of red my purse gave the look! Always add some color for a simple way to spice things up.
I finished off the outfit with a statement necklace from J. Crew that I literally wear with everything, and my new obsession, lace-up flats. You're going to see these a lot in posts throughout the fall, so be prepared. I think this dress could work well with a nice vest and some riding boots, too. The options are endless.
My lipstick is this one by Besame Cosmetics, if you are curious! I absolutely ADORE their makeup products. Their lipsticks are gorgeous, and I'm a sucker for their vintage packaging.
Thanks for reading!
xoxo Rebekah


text: I am looking for any maps for Chevy Big Blocks. At this point even a small block map would be a start. I have a 454 with a solid cam making around 550 hp. I will also be shooting about 150-200 hp NOS. so i do know i will need two maps. anything will help as a starting point.


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All the access within the areas that were being controlled by terrorists in East Aleppo were closed after the resistance forces dominated the Bani Zaid region.
West as usual expressed "humanitarian" concern and at the same time remarked Russia and Syria's efforts to rescue civilians as "deceitful" while al-Nusra Front in hope of exiting the list of terrorist groups and to be identified "moderate" by the West, said they will officially cut ties with al-Qaeda. However these actions and statements seemed so fake and spurious that not only nobody believed them, they were even met with scorn from certain observers.
On Thursday, Syrian army units along with their allies, took control of the Bani Zaid area in East Aleppo region to completely surround the areas that are controlled by the terrorist forces. Aleppo was considered Syria's largest city and commercial capital of the country before the the crisis and is of vital importance for the both sides, this is also why this battle has been dubbed "mother of battles".
Analysts described the domination of Bani Zaid by government forces as a heavy blow to the Syrian opposition. The chairman of the "Center for Middle East Studies" and professor at the University of Oklahoma, Joshua Landis pointed out in his website that "encirclement of Aleppo is an important chapter in Syria's ongoing struggle" adding that Syrian rebels were weakened severely in the past year.
Some analysts consider the siege of Aleppo even more important, they believe this situation can create the belief among the rebels that they have lost the war. Aron Lund expert on the topics related to Syria from the Carnegie institution wrote the following on Joshua Landis' website: "If Assad shows that he is winning Aleppo, and he's now also advancing on the rebels in Damascus, it could trigger a more dramatic shift by finally convincing opposition groups that they have lost the war." This analyst who is famous for supporting the Syrian rebels also noted: "Many thousands of them would probably fight on regardless, for ideological reasons or simply because they see no hope for survival under Assad. But some might decide to abandon the fight and flee Syria or try to negotiate a separate peace with the government."
On the same day that the resistance forces took over the Bani Zaid area, Syrian state television announced that some of the armed forces in eastern districts of Aleppo surrendered to the Syrian army.
The West's Ceaseless Game
Every time that Syrian government forces and their allies are making great progress against terrorists in different parts of the country, especially in Aleppo, the West so called "humanitarian" felling aroused- as they describe- and reacts to the achievements. White House spokesman, Eric Schultz, stressed at a news conference on Friday that "Washington is deeply concerned about the situation in Aleppo, where Russian forces and the Syrian government, have cut off access to areas under the control of the Syrian opposition." While West voices it concerns, Russia and Syria have announced that not only are there routes left open for civilians to escape the eastern district of Aleppo but an extensive humanitarian operation has begun.
However, while rejecting Russia and Syria's actions for protecting civilians, the West has accused the two countries of deception. The US Secretary of State, John Kerry, in response to a question from one of the reporters at the start of the meeting with his UAE counterpart stated: "We are deeply concerned about the means of this "humanitarian operation" and twice within the last 24 hours I have spoken with Russia on the issue." On the other hand, John Kirby, spokesman for the US State Department said Washington is concerned about the opening of the crossings in Aleppo. Meanwhile, the French Foreign Ministry announced: "Moscow's plan for human pathways that give the citizens of Aleppo a way to escape from the city, will not be a valid call and response."
Observers describe the reaction of the West to Russia and Syria's efforts to protect the lives of civilians as "hypocritical" and say by opposing Moscow and Damascus' actions the West aims to maximize civilian casualties in order to put pressure on the Syrian government. On the other hand, local sources in the eastern neighborhoods of Aleppo told the media: "Armed forces do not allow the escape of 18 to 50 years olds from these neighborhoods. This falls under the threat of terrorist groups against civilians, as for departure to government-controlled areas in Syria if they enter the Bustan Al-Qasr crossing, they will be punished and arrested."
At the same time, Anatoly Antonov, Russia's deputy defense minister stated that the Aleppo operation is purely humanitarian, and expressed surprise to the position of some politicians who believe that there are secret purposes behind Russia's actions. He also added: "We are ready to do our utmost to help citizens who seek peace and even help those in the armed forces who are willing to lay down their weapons." On the other hand in the same day that resistance forces were able to have major advancements in eastern districts of Aleppo, al-Nusra Front announced their separation from al-Qaeda. This group's leader, Abu Mohammad al-Julani in a video message which was broadcast on Al Jazeera, announced their separation from the al-Qaeda network, and added that the name of their group will change to "Jabhat Fateh al-Sham", before this message was published, Al-Qaeda's second leader in hope of satisfying some of the Nusra Front commanders, stated the following in a voice message: "If the separation of the al-Nusra Front will help to strengthen the unity of the these forces that are involved in war in Syria against the common enemy, al-Nusra Front should be removed from the network."
Last Tuesday by examining the causes of potential decisions for the separation of the al-Nusra Front, the "Javan" news outlet reported that al-Nusra's actions are all fake and spurious and aim to deceive society and come out of the list of terrorist organizations, to be able to receive public support from the West and some regional governments. JAN's decision of getting separated from al-Qaeda was met with interesting reaction from the observers, Max Abraham, a terrorism expert and professor at Northwestern University in the US, with a satirical tone tweeted: "Assad will be formally changing his name to Bono to gain international supporters." He also later noted: "You can take al-Nusra out of al-Qaeda but you can't take the al-Qaeda out of al-Nusra." Meanwhile, the Russian Foreign Ministry stated: "no matter what they call themselves, the Al-Nusra Front will remain an illegal terrorist group whom the only reason for formation was creating a so-called Islamic caliphate with brutal methods." Syrian Foreign Ministry also wrote in a letter to the UN Security Council: Changing the name of al-Nusra terrorist group is a desperate way to wipe out the traces of their crimes. It is also noted in the letter that: "The continuing support of France, the US, Britain, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar for these terrorist groups which have been called "moderate" by these countries, and Changing the name of these groups shows clear support for terrorism, not only in Syria but in every country in the world." The falsity of al-Nusra's separation from al-Qaeda was so obvious that even the US adopted a cautious stance. On Friday, White House announced that the separation of the al-Nusra Front from al-Qaeda, will not change US' assessment of the nature of this group and according to the US the group is still a threat to America and its allies


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WWC: Catching Up at the Wildstorm Panel
WizardWorld's Saturday Wildstorm panel was made up of Shannon Denton, Jeremy Haun, B. Clay Moore, and Jon Buran.
"Dude, it's comics!"
That was the answer to several questions at the WildStorm panel, where editor Shannon Denton noted that the line allows its characters to do the things that people love comics for in the first place.
Denton started off with a quick rundown of WildStorm titles both original and licensed, starting with Brian K. Vaughan's Ex Machina, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, WildCATS, The Authority, Gen13, Stormwatch PHD, Chuck, Supernatural, World of Warcraft, and Heroes.
New books coming from WildStorm will include Storming Paradise, written by Chuck Dixon and offered as an alternate history of World War II if the United States had chosen not to drop the nuclear bombs on Japan. Denton noted that the US did have a battle plan drawn up for that, and called the book a "fictional nonfiction."
The Lost Boys: Reign of Frogs harks back to the classic Kiefer Sutherland 80s vampire flick, and examines what happened to those characters years later.
Gears of War, based on the video game and written by Joshua Ortega, one of the writers from the game, will also have art by Liam Sharp. Pointing out that it was very similar to the game, Denton laughed, "My wife wishes I didn't know so much about the game."
There will also be an upcoming X-Files comic to accompany to the new movie, though Denton promised that the comic will be more like missing Season 5 episodes than anything immediately connected to the movie.
B. Clay Moore spoke about his book Casey Blue, a story of a girl who's "pretty average, though the image on the cover may be deceiving," and who ends up committing a horrible crime that she has no memory of. "Everything you guys think is cool is in here," Moore promised, and noted that he was open to the idea of a second miniseries when this one is finished.
"It doesn't tie in, but I think it's a good story," he said.
Introductions finished, the panel opened the floor for questions, many of which revolved around the World's End storyline rocking the WildStorm universe currently.
Fans wanted to know if the post-apocalyptic world was going to be the status quo for a while in WildStorm books, and were assured that it was, and that didn't mean the line was coming to an end.
"Any time you break everything apart, it gives you the chance to rebuild," Denton said, noting that they decided to do something really bad to the world and see how the characters adjusted, rather than doing bad things to the individual characters. It was also an opportunity to reintegrate the universe, he said.
The way the event is set up, readers will not have to buy all the books that tie in to understand what's going on, but "if you do, there's nice little Easter eggs," Denton promised, including more interaction between the characters in the different books.
Even the Tranquility characters will be joining the World's End universe, and many old characters have been revisited and integrated into the books.
Another fan was happy with WildStorm's job with licensed properties, saying that people came into shops looking for licensed books and ended up buying other things as well because of the quality.
"We want the book to be so good that you can read it without knowing there's a TV show out there," Denton said.
Several fans had questions for Jeremy Haun about the Chuck comic, which the crew described as the crazy summer movie that happened between seasons of the TV show, with an unlimited budget. Though Haun said he would love to do more issues, right now the 6-issue miniseries is the only thing planned.
Haun noted that he got the gig on Chuck because he could make the characters look like they were supposed to, but that he didn't feel the need to be super-exact. Denton agreed, saying, "We find artists who have their own voice. We're more worried that it feels like the person," on licensed properties.
On the other hand, Jon Buran said that the World of Warcraft books are tightly controlled as far as the art. "They're very particular about what they do," he said of Blizzard Entertainment, the company behind the game, "But it's for a very good reason."
He noted that the people who are writing and drawing the book really do play the game regularly and appreciate it for what it is.
After the Warren Ellis panel on Friday night, people had questions about the reappearance of Desolation Jones, which will not be tied into the regular continuity of the WildStorm line. Another fan noted that Ellis had said he would like to revisit The Authority at some point, to which Denton replied, "That would be awesome!"
Denton asked the crowd what they appreciated the most about the WildStorm line of books. One fan explained that an early ad for the imprint, which asked "Do you remember when heroes could move worlds?" summed it up for him. Another said that the books have the energy of a new publisher, but the weight of stories that felt like they had decades of history behind them.
To wrap things up, a fan asked which character outside of WildStorm the crew would like to get their hands on, and what would they do with it.
"Superman. And I'd give him a mustache," Denton quipped.


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Yes, black hole information paradoxes can exist given current theories of how black holes work, because we simply do not have enough information as to how black holes work. It is an interesting theory, and one that contradicts other things that we know about physics. It is possible that the information paradox exists, despite other principles of physics. We will have to study it more.
Black hold information paradoxes can exist given the current theories of how black holes work. This is because we only have theories on how black holes work, and no concrete evidence. This means that almost any other theory out there can exist as there is no solid information on them.
If you conceptualize two things, one, that the universe is growing, and two, that our knowledge of the universe is growing, then you can find out that we can be a bit more dynamic and open minded about previous conceptions of the universe. A black hole as we know it could change.
The black hole information paradoxes can exist in spite of our current theories of how black holes work. In reality, we don't know every property of the black hole, and such theories are only educated guesses backed up by evidence. They aren't necessarily scientific truths and allow for paradoxes and other unexplained issues.
The idea of a paradox specifically indicates that several things can't be reconciled, which I don't believe can really exist in science. Its true that there are many paradoxes, but these are more questions pointing out holes in our reasoning and knowledge, rather than a factual and real lack of reconciliation.


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Gillian Anderson, where have you been?
Not in the U.S., obviously. And, come to think about it, that may be one reason our country is in such turmoil. The lovely presence of the actress formerly known as Dana Scully could certainly give our spirits a much-needed boost.
But, alas, we have to live vicariously through our U.K. sisters as they enjoy Ms. Anderson on their TV screens in BBC One's three-part adaptation of Great Expectations, which premieres December 27. Anderson plays Miss Havisham in the series, which marks the beginning of a year of celebrating Charles Dickens: 2012 is the 200th anniversary of his birth. In fact, the BBC has a film version of the classic in production as well, with Helena Bonham Carter as Miss Havisham.
Although Great Expectations is not exactly a cheery holiday story, Anderson fell in love with Sarah Phelps' adaptation of the Dickens classic. She told TV Choice that she had never really wanted to play the part until she read the script.
"As much as I'm familiar with the book it's not in my mind as one of my favourites as it is for a lot of people. But this was a time when I was as excited by the adaptation, if not more so, than the book. I felt I might have a way in to the character and I fell in love with the script."
As she got into the part, Anderson said in a BBC interview, she was fascinated by Miss Havisham's affect on people.
"Miss Havisham is an iconic character that kind of pervades our world in various forms. I was kind of interested in what it was that was so appealing about her, why she seems to get under people's skin, a woman who is deeply, almost psychotically manipulative and potentially really psychologically damaging to the two children that we see her have this direct impact on, and so there was a curiosity there for me," Anderson said.
She also trusted the BBC to do a spectacular production and knew that she would be working with some of the best costume, hair and make-up pros in the country.
"It didn't actually take that long to get into hair and make-up every day," Anderson explained. "There were two different wigs but three different stages of deterioration for the wigs, and I think four-and-half stages of deterioration for the costumes, so it was mostly about getting that right. The last wig we had to put a bald cap on because she's lost so much of hair that you actually see through to her scalp. So that took a little longer, I think it was still under two hours."
Anderson won critical acclaim for her portrayal of Lady Dedlock in the BBC One production of Bleak House in 2007, so she understands the challenge in winning over viewers who have their own idea of well-known characters.
"That's the trouble of getting involved in adaptations of books that people love. People get so passionate. A book I liked recently has been made into a movie and I keep seeing the trailer and I have such a negative feeling about it just based on the trailer, you can't help it. I just had to jump into this with both feet and hope for the best, hope people like it."
I have a hunch they will — very much. I only hope that we eventually get to see Anderson's Miss Havisham on this side of the pond.
Does Great Expectations sound like a good fit for Gillian Anderson? Will those of you who get BBC One be watching?


text: Deborah Holstein 22 February 2017 Categories Advertising, B2B, B2C, Content, Customer Experience Share: Creative Fuels Your Content Marketing - It Deserves a Seat at the Table While data and analytics have dominated the conversation about the effectiveness of content marketing, the big mistake that marketers are making is ignoring how critical the creative is to the success of these programs. Too many marketers are making a big mistake with their content marketing. They are focusing their already limited budgets, resources, time and energy on analytics, segmentation and automation to the exclusion of creative. Anyone who knows me is aware that I'm a fervent advocate of all things data-driven. My MBA is a double major in Marketing and Statistics and I proudly fly my geek flag. However, I see too many marketers who have forgotten that insights from analytics are there to inform a creative strategy, not to smother it out of existence. Creative is critical to the success of your content marketing program. It is the necessary fuel that powers it. It's time to give it an equal seat at the table with analytics and automation. Creative is what attracts, engages and influences your audience Data is powerful. It shows you important things like who, when and what — but data will not attract and engage your target as she peruses her Inbox each morning or scrolls through her Twitter feed or even views your website. Our hearts and minds are wired for the visual: Our brains process images 60,000x faster than text and including an image helps people retain 65% more information for a longer time. Visuals drive 40 times more shares than other content on social media. Including an image in a Facebook post boosts engagement by 2.3 times. Tweets with images receive 150% more retweets than those without. Video is just as important, delivering an 86% jump in conversions when added to landing pages. And creative can't be an afterthought - it needs to break through. Up to half of the probability that any content will even be looked at is the creative, where targeting is just 10%. And Harvard Business Review's, Creativity in Advertising, confirms that highly creative campaigns drive almost 2x the sales results over work that's merely "meh." Both B2C and B2B audiences are comprised of people and the human brain is tuned to appreciate creative that is beautiful, and communicates something novel. Yes, of course, it should include a trackable CTA but the magic of highly creative content can't be achieved with spreadsheets or a pivot table. Creative is the fuel — without it your program stalls Content marketers today enjoy an abundance of tools and technology. There are analytics tools that help us group our customers into hundreds of relevant segments. Email and social automation tools help us to deliver relevant creative to each one of these segments at just the right times. help us reach our audience wherever they may be and various content tools help us calendar, find influencers, curate new and then syndicate our content. But, without the right creative, your program's impact will inevitably stall. In fact, according to the Content Marketing Institute, among companies struggling with their programs, 37% attribute it to content creation challenges along with a lack of time and strategy. It's a frustrating but all too common situation when your team identifies an exciting data-driven idea but a creative bottleneck prevents it from seeing the light of day. It's like a tree falling in a forest... if you can identify 100 segments, but can only develop two pieces of creative, are you really doing content marketing? Leaders need to actively balance productivity and creativity Adobe's State of Create 2016 survey showed leaders that 73% of workers today feel there is increasing pressure on them to be productive versus be creative at work. This is especially damaging to marketing and creative teams - their creativity is the lifeblood of your campaigns. Of course there are deadlines to meet, but the creative process isn't necessarily linear. Many times it's a random comment from a new source or a unique point of view that feeds the muse. Other parts of the marketing process have been significantly improved with technology, but let's give the creative process the attention it deserves. Please login or register to add a comment.


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Letter: Democrats seek candidates for appointed positions
To the Editors:
The by-laws of the Democratic Town Committee provide that its nominating committee, of which I am the chair, shall advertise, fully, for persons interested in being nominated for appointed or elected office. While membership in the Democratic Party is preferred, it is by no means a prerequisite for consideration.
At this time we are particularly interested in hearing from any Wilton resident who might be interested in serving on Wilton's Economic Development Commission, its Parks and Recreation Commission or its Water Pollution Control Authority.
If you are interested in being considered for any of these positions, or being kept in mind for others, please contact our chairman, Paul Burnham, at 203-762-9000 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wilton's greatest strength is in its volunteers. Please consider serving your town.
Paul Burnham
Chairman, Democratic Nominating Committee


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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE Southern Dutchess Branch 2132
982 Main Street Fishkill, New York 12524 Suite 4 – 199
845–234–9038 Office Phone 845-287-9853 Cell firstname.lastname@example.com
50th Anniversary
On July 6, 1966, we became charter members of the National NAACP. We are celebrating our 50th anniversary this year.
The mission of the NAACP is to work to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate race – based discrimination. The NAACP is a volunteer organization that stands at the forefront of change. We are dedicated to social justice and equality for all. Through our activism and advocacy we have worked for a socially just society.
The Southern Dutchess branch of the NAACP has set several goals for this year which include :
– addressing major health concerns for the general public
– registering new voters
– informing our senior citizens about financial fraud
– and through our LIFTED program we encourage parent empowerment through information and partnerships relevant to student school success.
Together we can make a difference.
Find us at:
982 Main Street Fishkill, New York 12524 Suite 4 – 199
845–234–9038 Office Phone 845-287-9853 Cell Phone
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UPDATE: I've moved!
I realize I should've posted long ago (and truthfully I thought I had), but I've moved. I started the blog Living Wonderfilled in June 2017. Come follow me there!
I realize I should've posted long ago (and truthfully I thought I had), but I've moved. I started the blog Living Wonderfilled in June 2017. Come follow me there!
If you've ever searched a location on Pinterest, you're likely to find pins and posts about food. In planning a trip to LA, I recently came across a few myself. "Eat Cheap in LA," "Where to Eat in Los Angeles" and "Best LA Brunches" are all posts I found (without searching for food) that ended up … More Breakfasts of Nashville
I am a huge advocate of taking care of your skin, especially the skin on your face. My face is permanently paler than my body because I always wear sunblock and protect it as much as I can! While I wish I could get a monthly facial, I shoot for a yearly one instead and … More Brand I'm Loving: Biore
I've found that there is generally a stigma in the US about traveling abroad as a female alone. Before my trip, people would always respond with a confused/frightened/concerned "BY YOURSELF?!?!??!?!" when I told them I was traveling solo. I've had a passport since birth and started traveling at 6 months, so it wasn't odd at … More 6 Tips for Solo Female Travelers
One of my favorite things is Lewis Howes' "The School of Greatness" Podcast. He interviews inspiring people from all fields and walks of life in an effort to basically spread greatness and inspiration. Interviews depend on the person being interviewed, but there are two questions he asks almost every time that I want to answer here. … More 3 Truths and Defining Greatness
Living in Miami for the past four years, I had forgotten how drier fall/winter weather can affect my body, hair and skin. I was looking forward to the temperatures and the clothes that I completely skipped over that aspect. As much as I'd love to be able to go to a spa or salon to have … More Fall Refresh
One of the things I looked forward to the most when I was moving to Nashville was the access and ability to listen to live music by unknown artists for free [or relatively cheap]. I haven't exactly gotten the opportunity to go out as much as I thought I would, mostly because I just got … More Nashville's Music Scene: Jacey & Carly Pearce


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I recently happened on the best-ever homemade chewy brownies recipe completely by chance.
I wasn't in the mood for dessert at the time; surprisingly I didn't have visions of chocolate beckoning to me, and I certainly didn't think I needed a new brownie recipe. (Especially since the last brownie recipe I shared with you is not only a bit healthier than most, but still completely satisfying.)
I had about 20 minutes of extra time to kill and two bookcases full of cookbooks with which to waste time. I had been working on an article all day, so in need of a diversion from work, I turned to The Best of America's Test Kitchen 2011, a cookbook I've only peeked into maybe once or twice before. As I flipped through the recipes, I stopped at the Easy Cheesy Quiche for Two to ogle it for a moment, then lingered a bit in the seafood chapter (boy do their Maryland Crab Cakes sound divine), and finally flipped to the back of the book. Of course, as any cookbook connoisseur knows, the desserts are lurking back there. I really wasn't planning to make anything, just doing a little window shopping.
Let me just say, window shopping of any kind is a dangerous practice.
I started reading the intro to their Chewy Brownies recipe. The author mentions how it was a "dicey admission" (and yes, I love that phrase too) to admit to loving box-mix brownies. Who can't relate to that though? Brownies from a mix are always perfectly textured: chewy inside, slightly crisp on the edges, with that gorgeously crackled top. Oh yes, I could relate, and very well, thank-you-very-much.
And even though I wasn't planning to make brownies, suddenly that's all I could think about.
Of course I made them the first chance I got.
Interestingly enough, the author says that the key to the perfect chewy-textured brownie is all about the fat; or more specifically, the ratio of saturated to unsaturated fat. Here are the ratios they give:
Box Formula (chewy): 28% saturated fat; 72% unsaturated fat
Classic Formula (tender, not chewy): 64% saturated fat; 36% unsaturated fat
This Recipe (chewy): 29% saturated fat; 71% unsaturated fat
I never would have thought that the key to the perfectly-textured brownies lies in its fat ratio, but there you have it. These brownies were everything a chewy brownie should be, this side of a box mix. Plus, they come together quickly and easily in a single bowl. I'm a believer now.
These brownies have to come with a disclaimer though; they are full-fat, full-sugar, and not "light" in any way. But if you cut them small (into 24 pieces, as recommended), I think you'll find that a small brownie is the perfect size…just enough to satisfy, but not too much to send you crashing off a sugar high later.
If you're a fan of the boxed variety, this recipe will be your new best friend. And you may just never buy a pre-made brownie mix again.
- Butter, to grease the dish
- ½ cup (45 g) natural (not Dutch-processed) unsweetened cocoa powder (see note below)
- 1½ teaspoons instant espresso powder
- ½ cup plus 2 tablespoons (150 ml) boiling water
- 2 oz (58 g) unsweetened chocolate, finely chopped (see note below)
- 4 tablespoons (58 g) butter, melted
- ½ cup plus 2 tablespoons (150 ml) canola oil
- 2 large eggs
- 2 large egg yolks
- 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 2½ cups (500 g) sugar
- 1¾ cups (250 g) unbleached all-purpose flour
- ¾ teaspoon fine salt
- 1/16 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 cup (100 g) shelled walnuts or pecans, chopped (optional)
- Preheat oven to 350F; grease a 9 by 13-inch baking dish with butter.
- Whisk the cocoa powder, espresso, and boiling water together in a large bowl. Add the chopped chocolate and whisk until melted. Whisk in the butter and oil, and then cool until lukewarm.
- Whisk in the egg, egg yolk, and vanilla until smooth, then whisk in the sugar.
- Add the flour, salt, baking soda, and nuts (if using), and stir with a wooden spoon until just combined.
- Pour the batter into the prepared dish and bake until a toothpick inserted inside comes out moist with a couple crumbs, about 30 to 40 minutes (see note below).
Cocoa Powder: Although I prefer natural unsweetened cocoa powder for brownies, if you only have Dutch-processed cocoa powder on hand, you can use that instead. Just be sure to omit the baking soda.
Unsweetened Chocolate: I only had semisweet chocolate on hand (60% cacao), so I used 4 oz/115 g of it instead of the unsweetened chocolate; because of this, I reduced the sugar to 2 cups (400 g) and added an additional 2 tablespoons of cocoa powder.
Cooking Time: The recommended cooking time in the book is 30 to 35 minutes in the same size baking dish; however, using the toothpick test to help determine doneness, my brownies took about 35 to 40 minutes in the oven. However, in the book they also line their baking dish with foil, whereas I grease mine with butter; I think maybe the difference in the cooking times was due to the foil conducting heat and cooking the brownies faster for them. Also note that the cooking time may be less in a glass dish rather than a metal dish.
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On 23 June 2017 Fox News reported that President Trump was considering calling a Camp David-style summit to address growing tensions among long-established US allies in the Arab world and renew his call for those nations to confront the "crisis of Islamic extremism."
It was on 5 June that Saudi Arabia, Egypt and five other Muslim countries severed diplomatic and commercial relations with Qatar, accusing it of funding groups like the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas and Islamic State, and working with Iran to destabilize the region. The proposed gathering would be modeled on the 1978 Camp David summit that led to the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt.
"It's a Camp David moment," a senior White House official told Fox News. "We've seen nothing like this in 40 years, and now the president wants to follow through. The president now wants to bring all the key players to Washington. They need to disavow groups like the Brotherhood for the stability of the Middle East at large. It's not just about Qatari elements funding the Brotherhood but disavowing support for extremism in general."
A Middle East expert close to the White House told Fox News that the meeting being discussed would be a move to restore American alliances weakened during the Obama years. The White House plans were being formulated partly in response to calls in the Middle East for re-invigorated American leadership.


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I was just watching an old show on Swedish television, SVT, called Plus. It has been like an ombudsman for consumers since the mid 80's. It used to be hosted by Sverker Olofsson that became the average consumers' hero when he battled companies for doing their customers wrong.
Only, now Sverker wasn't there anymore. I was a bit sad but that's not what I'll rant about now. I was more upset with a segment they seemed to have in every episode nowadays. A segment where the hosts tried if and how much they could haggle down the price for different goods and services. I would even call it dickering. This time it was gas stations and home electronics stores that were being targeted. Of course it came down to what margins the goods had – petrol not so much while some gadget a bit more – no major revelations there.
So why am I upset at this? Isn't it nice to get a little guidance on how to save a few bucks… or crowns. Well yes and no. I believe that in a transparent market, like the one we are close to today, consumers will in many cases have enough information to make good decisions. Prices are usually quite easy to benchmark and there are a bunch of services that even help us out with it. Our coice to then spend our money where we find it fit teaches the market what will work and what won't. Watching the host beg for free coffee at the gas station or lie about how much money she brought with her to the store was just embarrassing. What did this tell us really?
The point I think they wanted to make didn't at all come through though. I think, or at least I want to think, that they we're trying to show that if a business just showed that they were willing to do a little extra for the customers, the customers would become more loyal. The begging didn't quite make a good enough case.
I for one prefer to focus on the quality of the product or service I'm acquiring and the value I get for my money. Sure, I'd like the best available price but I won't go so far as to drive the providers to focus solely on how they could deliver a lower price. My challenge is always how to find the best value for my money and in my world – that's rarely achieved through dickering. But then again, I'm spoiled.
Don't get me wrong, bargaining is a crucial part of business but that's not what I saw today. So, do you haggle?


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Perhaps while looking for a new web hosting provider, you've realized that a lot of web hosting providers are offering managed WordPress services. You've also probably noticed these managed WordPress services cost more than standard shared hosting, which you can usually get for $3-$4 a month or less. But what is a managed WordPress service? Why is there a price difference? Are managed WordPress services better than standard shared hosting? Do I need it? Is it worth the cost? What web hosting provider provides the best managed WordPress tutorials & service?
If these are questions you've asked, then you're in the perfect place. We will go over what managed WordPress services are, why there's a difference in pricing, the pros and cons of using a managed WordPress service, and the best web hosting providers to obtain managed WordPress services from.
What is a Managed WordPress Service?
Because WordPress is so popular, man web hosting providers have started specializing in WordPress through offering managed WordPress hosting services. In managed WordPress services, the web hosting provider manages all the technical aspects of running WordPress as a concierge. They manage the speed of the website, security, WordPress updates, uptime, daily backups, and scalability.
The idea is to offer a completely hassle-free WordPress installation so you can just focus on designing and updating your website. Managed WordPress services often include WordPress specific support as well, with experts on WordPress available to help you with any issues you may have. This is vastly different from getting standard support with someone reading off a support manual. With managed WordPress services, your WordPress website gets the five star treatment.
Like most things, there are both advantages and disadvantages to using a managed WordPress service. Whether it is ideal for you depends largely on if the pros outweigh the cons for you.
Advantages of Managed WordPress Services
Speed — The servers that your web hosting provider uses for managed WordPress websites will be specially configured to run WordPress faster. Even when you get a ton of traffic, your WordPress site should stay fast and snappy.
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Backups — Your managed WordPress service provider will make daily backups of your website for you, so no data gets lost. You will have access to these backups in case you need to revert changes.
Uptime — Managed WordPress servers are designed to stay up at all times, no matter how much traffic your WordPress website receives.
Updates — You will never have to worry about updating your WordPress installation, plugins, or themes. Updates are applied automatically on a daily basis.
Development Tools — It varies by managed WordPress service provider, but you may gain access to dev tools such as a staging area and/or version control, as well as other helpful tools for developing your WordPress website.
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Limits — You are only allowed to run WordPress websites with a managed WordPress service. You also don't get access to your directories on the server, or any other general website administration tools. Some plugins will not install because managed WordPress service providers block them due to their tendency to slow down websites. While this isn't entirely a disadvantage for what you get, it may be a problem for large companies.
Price — Managed WordPress services are significantly more expensive than regular shared web hosting. Some services can cost as much as $30 a month, in comparison to the few dollars a month it usually costs for shared web hosting. However, this is a great deal if your trade off is using a system administrator to run a large website.
Less Control — Those limits mean you have less control over your WordPress website. However, the trade-off is getting someone else to handle the technical aspects for you. So if you're a novice or just don't want to bother with the technical aspects, less control shouldn't be an issue for you.
When Do I Need A Managed WordPress Service?
If you are a beginner who is just starting a blog, managed WordPress services may appeal to you if you're not interested in learning the technical details to running your website. Managed WordPress services are a quick and easy way to gain a WordPress website without having to go through any of the sticky installation details, and the automated backups can become very useful if you mess up somewhere and need to revert. Additionally, you will never have to worry about your website being secure.
If you have a high-traffic website or own a small business, managed WordPress services may make more sense to you than using regular shared web hosting, as well. If you lack the technical skills to handle any issue that may go wrong with your website, normal shared web hosting can become a real hassle as your website grows. You will need to learn how to keep your site secure, how to keep it fast no matter how much traffic hits it, and will also need to keep up with updates. So it makes sense to use managed WordPress services to help offload the responsibility and work that goes into managing a large website.
Basically, managed WordPress services are for folks that want something that is fast, secure, has top line support, and is completely hassle-free.
The Best Managed WordPress Services
WP Engine — WP Engine is by far the most popular managed WordPress service. They include in-house optimization, a 1-click staging environment, managed updates, free SSL, and more. Their server response time generally stays under a half second no matter what point in the world you call from. They also include CDN integration if you would like to add CloudFlare's service to your website in a powerful but easy to use custom control panel.
Siteground — Siteground is already known as being a fantastic web hosting provider. Their managed WordPress is great, too. They utilize powerful in-house optimization as well as security to provide the best service possible. Free SSL certificates are included, as well as free website migration. However, the domain is not free with their managed WordPress service, so you will need to purchase this separately.
Bluehost — Bluehost offers an amazing 50% discount to start their managed WordPress service. They also offer a free SSL certificate and free domain. Their managed WordPress service is highly optimized to go blazingly fast, and they are one of the top recommended hosting providers by WordPress itself. You also have the freedom to do more with your website, with WordPress not being required. Their support can sometimes be slow to respond, but their package is attractive enough to be worth the wait.
Liquid Web — Liquid Web offers incredibly fast managed WordPress services, with less than a second response times with requests sent from anywhere in the world. SSL is included in their managed WordPress offerings, and they have plenty of options to upscale your services and support, making them ideal for big business. The only con is their managed WordPress services cost slightly more than other competitors.
DreamHost — DreamHost is another top performer, with server response times being under a half second when sent a request from any point in the world. All of their managed WordPress services come with free SSL and are hosted on SSD drives. With a great custom control panel that is powerful and easy to navigate, DreamHost has set itself as one of the best managed WordPress service providers.
With all of these managed WordPress service providers considered, let's take a quick look at their pricing and features:
Cost/Month Free Domain Free SSL Staging
Siteground $11.95 No Yes Yes
Liquid Web $22.95 No Yes Yes
Bluehost $19.99 Yes Yes Yes
WP Engine $14.50 No Yes Yes
DreamHost $14.95 No Yes No
WP Engine seems to offer the best value for your money, but you may find a different managed WordPress service provider in this list that fits your specific needs better. No matter which of these managed WordPress service providers you choose, you will find they have the speed, security, and support to make you happy with your WordPress website.


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Girls' Night Outback
Thunder From Down Under: Neon Nights
Sun 7/12 • 7:00p
Australia's HOTTEST Export – Thunder From Down Under - hits an intimate performance at The Stage on Sunday, July 12!
They'll be showing off chiseled bodies, seductive dance routines, cheeky humor and boy-next-door charm that you won't be able to resist! Each sexy performer embodies a different female fantasy and brings it to life, turning your wildest dreams into reality. This isn't the type of show you just sit and watch - Thunder is a fully interactive experience.


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Alicia's Make-A-Wish® experience has not only filled her with joy, but has also brought smiles to everyone around her.
Alicia relaxes in the warm water as her arms and legs regain some flexibility. Her mom, Kelly, helps her kick her legs in the water – a good source of therapy and a lot of fun.
Nine-year-old Alicia's genetic disorder, methylmalonic academia, causes development delays, among other things. As such, Alicia is unable to speak, so socializing isn't easy. But when Marquis Spas® help the Make-A-Wish® Oregon team grant Alicia's hot tub wish, Alicia is surrounded by pals and laughter as they all join in the fun at the hottest pool party in town.
It's the perfect present just before Christmas.
Alicia's wish granters surprise her with toys for the hot tub as well; including, a battery- operated clown fish - often found swimming next to her. Alicia combines her therapeutic spa time with some of her other favorite activities – such as listening to her Veggie Tales CDs or playing with her older brother.
In an article from the Salem (Ore.) Statesman Journal, Alicia's mom notes that when Alicia is in her hot tub she "just laughs and laughs…" Alicia's Make-A-Wish® experience has not only filled her with joy, but has also brought smiles to everyone around her.
Alicia is the 200th recipient of a hot tub donated by Marquis Spas through its "In the Spirit of the Wish" campaign as they help to share the power of a wish®.
This story makes me feel
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I wish to have a hot tub
I have a nephew who has several medical problems similar to Alicia's, and so I am glad to see such a miracle happen for this wondeful little girl, A hot tub may just be a hot tub for some people, but for people like Alicia and my nephew it can change thier lives. Thanks to Make-A-Wish and all Make-A-Wish supporters.
January 03, 2007 - 11:29 PM
Reading this little girls story reminded me of my own little brother. He has Down Syndrome and Autism and cannot speak either, but when he is in water, like the pool, he feels so free and laughs uncontrollably. It brought tears to my eyes reading Alicia's story. I'm happy she got her wish, and I hope she continues to have loads of fun in her hot tub!
July 01, 2007 - 1:27 PM
Alicia, thank you so much. By sharing your wish with us, you helped us decide our wish for our daughter Sophia. She has very high tone and loves warm water. She'll get so much more use out of this than a trip. Thanks sweetie, enjoy you hot tub!
February 03, 2008 - 2:15 PM
Hello Alicia, my name is Amanda. When I was 10 I was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor and had a wish granted by Make-A-Wish. I wished for the same thing you did, a hot tub! I just thought that this was cool and wanted you to know. I hope you are doing fine, I'm in remission myself. Good luck! -Amanda
September 06, 2008 - 1:46 PM
June 25, 2012 - 11:25 AM
Rebecca B.
What a doll baby. Even though she can't speak with words to hear, her laughter must say more than a thousand words. Such a simple yet fulflling wish!
March 06, 2014 - 12:15 AM
Bryan B.
God Bless
June 12, 2014 - 9:36 PM
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Carver Reservations
Faculty and staff can reserve equipment and rooms through the Carver Resource Center. Carver Center maintains two computer teaching labs (Gillham Hall 3000H and 3000J) as well as our flex classroom (Gillham Hall 3050). For a detailed list of the equipment available in our rooms please visit the Facilities page. The schedule for each of our rooms can be found on the Classroom Schedule page.
Carver Center currently houses four mobile laptop carts. These can be reserved on a one-time basis or for the whole semester. One of the Center's student assistants will deliver the cart to your classroom ten minutes before the start of class. Below is a list of mobile carts with the laptop models.
|# of Laptops
|Windows Cart 1
|Latitude E6320
|Windows Cart 2
|Latitude E6340
|iPad Carts
|iPad 4th Gen
|Apple Cart
|MacBook Air
The schedule for mobile carts can be found on the Cart Schedule page.
There is a variety of other equipment available for reservation as well.
- Set of 32 GPS devices
- 2 sets of TurningPoint classroom clickers
- Classroom set of microphones
- Classroom set of headphones
To reserve equipment click on the following email link:
Carver Center Equipment Reservation
Be sure to include date, time, location, and the equipment you would like to reserve.


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Deviation from edge straightness, usually referring to the greatest deviation of the side edge from a straight line.
A plantar deflection of a flat cable of flexible lamination from a straight line of specified length.
Ex. ¼" in 8 feet Cast
Determined by measuring the diameter of a single strand of wire from one side through the center to the opposite side.
Cold Reduction, % = (Ti - Tf)/Ti x 100
Ti= Initial Thickness
Tf = Final Thickness
A term used in the mechanical testing to describe the amount of extension of a test piece when stressed. In tensile testing, the increase in the gauge length, measured after fracture of the specimen within the gauge length, usually expressed as a percentage of the original gauge length.
A measure of the resistance of a material to surface indentation or abrasion; may be thought of as a function of the stress required to produce some specified type of surface deformation. There is no absolute scale for hardness; therefore, to express hardness quantitatively, each type of test has its own scale of arbitrarily defined hardness. Indentation hardness can be measured by Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers, Knoop and Scleroscope hardness tests.
Determined by measuring the vertical height of a strand, or strands, of wire from a flat surface.
In tensile testing, the ratio of maximum load to original cross-sectional area. Also called ultimate strength. Measured in pounds per square inch (psi) or megapascals (MPa)
The stress at which a material exhibits a specified deviation from proportionality of stress and strain. An offset of 0.2% is used for metals. Measured in pounds per square inch (psi) or megapascals (MPa).


text: A western lowland gorilla was killed yesterday to save a 4 year old boy who fell into his area…. Per Wikipedia: They are foragers but favor locations based on time/season over an 18 mi sq area. Non aggressive, tend to be 1 male and 3 female plus young. In caltivity, up to 62% show signs of stress in the form of hair pulling… Opinion: Zoos are the wrong execution of the right idea, basically imprisonment of animals. We have zoos currently I think to protect animals and educate our youth that we share this Earth, which is great but means a living creature is sentenced to life imprisonment. I feel like zookeepers are saints but the concepts of zoos is bad… How many humans and animals does our society incarcerate? Awful.


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for contest entry! Also make sure to check out yesterday Breeder release post as well! Please consider moving your subscription to the new blog!
- You will receive one contest entry for each review you post – two entries for an Amazon review. If you post all five places you'll have six chances to win.
- The review must be posted by October 31, 2013 to be eligible for the prize.
- You must email Cara the links to the reviews. Send them to carabristol50 (at) yahoo (dot) com and put BREEDER READER CONTEST in the subject line.
- The winner will be chosen by random drawing (random.org) and announced on November 1, 2013.
- The winner will receive a $50 Amazon gift certificate.
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Conveyancing.com is a Melbourne business, that uses online processes to significantly reduce time and effort into the conveyancing process.
Entice were involved in designing and building a 'one page website' to be used as a landing page for their marketing efforts. Correct SEO structures and smartphone optimisation was critical in the build of conveyancing.com.


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47280220. Baron John Marmion & 47280221. Isabel ?
~1260, John, s/o 94560440. William de Marmion & 94560441. Lora de Dover.
11/16/1272, Edward I ascended to the throne while on crusade.
By 1276, John's father died; John doing homage to the abbot of Peterborough. [John inherited lands in Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Sussex, and Northamptonshire.]
1278, Richard do la Riche was manucaptor for John Marmion, MP for Sussex, and was distrained to oblige him to receive knighthood.
11/2/1281, Order to cause John Marmyoun, at the instance of W. bishop of York, to be acquitted of 7£ 19s that William Marmyon, his father, took from John de Oketon at the time of the disturbance in the realm. (S) CCRs.
1282, John Marmion held the manor of Messingham. (S) Complete Peerage, V8.
Aft. 1283, John married Isabel, widow of Ralph de Plaiz. (S) PA.
1284, John held Checkendon as 1 knight's fee of Philip Marmion, who held it of the Earl of Cornwall, who held in chief. (S) Oxfordshire Record Series, Vs13-14, 1931.
7/6/1287, Henry le Tyes acknowledges that he owes to John Marmion of Chakinden 10£. (S) CCRs.
1290, John Marmion exchanges with William de Burgh lands which he had of the gift of St Giles, with the assent of the brothers and sisters of the hospital, for a toft and croft in Brough. (S) Royal Archaeological Journal, V152, 1996, P114.
4/1291, Sir John Marmion summoned to service at Norham. (S) Some Historic Mansions of Yorkshire, V2, 1889, P291.
5/5/1292, Grant to John Marmiun of free warren in his demesne lands in Est Tanefeld, Carthorpe and Langeton, co. York. (S) CChRs.
1292, Assignment of dower to Mary, late the wife of Philip Marmyon, tenant in chief … four fees in Wintringham and Wolingham, co. Lincoln, which John Marmiun holds … (S) CCRs.
1/1293-4, Concord between Sir John Marmyon knt, lord of Tanf' and Elyas son of Elyas of the same, made at York, … (S) Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, V13, 1895, P57. [Part of the concord allowed Elyas the liberty to pick nuts in Westewod.]
1294, John summoned to council with King Edward I.
6/8/1294, John 1st summoned to parliament by writ.
1294, John attended King Edward in a long war to protect lands in
Gascony from Philip IV of . France
8/26/1294, John Marmyun, lord of the manor of Checkendon, was to be warned separately that if he did not desist from interfering with tithes the bishop [Oliver Sutton] would deal with him. (S) Register of Bishop Oliver Sutton, V60, 1986.
1296, Sir John de Marmyon, knight, made homage to the lord archbishop of York, in his manor of Ripon, for the tenements he held in Ripon. (S) Ripon Millenary, Grainge, 1892, P-XXV.
1296, John de Marmyon taxed £26 in Iford. (S) A Village in Sussex, Cooper, 2006, P93.
1297, John Marmion, baron, a banneret who bore vair, a fess gules. (S) Fuedal Coats of Arms, Foster, 1902, P165.
4/15/1298, John de Marmyon released the homag of tenement in Melmerby. (S) Memorials of the Abbey of St. Mary of Fountains., V67, 1876, P42.
4/1301, Assessment of dower: Isabel, widow of Ralph de Plaiz, now wife of John Marmion.
1302-03, John de Marmion held a part of a knight's fee in Hewick. (S) Early Yorkshire Charters, Farrer, 1936, P43.
1303, John Marmion held 3 fees in Winteringham of Gilbert de Gant. (S) Northamptonshire Record Society, V15, 1950.
2/29/1304, IPM of Robert de Thatesssale: … John Marmion held [multiple lands] … (S) Yorkshire Record Series, V37, 1906, P36.
7/20/1304, Licence … manor of Lullyngton as it appears by inquisition ad quod damnum made by the sheriff of Northampton that although John Marmyoun will thereby lose the custody thereof and the marriage and relief … John, by a writing which the king has inspected, has given consent. (S) CPRs.
9/23/1304, To the sheriff of Lincoln. Order to make a perambulation of the land of John Marmyoun of Wyntringham and of Alesia, lat the wife of Edmund de Lacy in that county. (S) CCRs.
1307, Sir John Marmion gave the marsh of Grimston to St. Mary's, York.
7/7/1307, Edward II became king on the death of his father.
1308, Sir John Marmion, Knight, in possession of the manor of Willingham, co. Lincoln, where he obtained a grant of free Warren. (S) History of the County of Lincoln, Allen, 1834, P50.
7/23/1310, Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Marmyun … in Wyntringham and Belesby … chapel of St. Nicholas, Wyntringham, for the souls of the granto and of Isabella his wife, of Alexander Peck, and of their ancestors. By fine of 100s. (S) CPRs.
1311, John Marmion presented at Boarstall.
5/3/1313, … John Marmyon, } who are going beyond the seas with the king and on his sevice, have letters of protection. (S) CPRs.
9/23/1313, John summoned to parliament.
2/8/1314, Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry le Scrope … on complaint by the abbot of Fountains that John Marmyon the elder, John Marmyon the younger, … with many others, felled his trees growing at Aldeburgh, co. York, … (S) CPRs.
1314, Licence to crenellate granted to Sir John Marmion for his house called L'Ermitage' in Tanfielde. (S) Historic Mansions of Yorkshire, V1, 1888, P254.
8/1314, John summoned against the Scots.
5/28/1315, John attended the Earl of Lancaster and other barons opposed to King Edward at the chapter-house of the priory of Pomfret.
1/23/1316, Protection, with clause volumus, for one year … John Marmioun the elder. (S) CPRs.
1316, Hundred of Thille to the in the hands of Margaret Queen of England and John Marmyon is given as lord of the vill of Haylesham. (S) History of the Parish of Hailsham, Salzman, 1901, P23.
4/14/1317, Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Marmion to William de Coleshale, king's clerk, parson of the church of Scryvelby, … rectory, for the enlargement thereof. (S) CPRs.
9/26/1317, John granted a market and fair at Winteringham, Lincolnshire. (S) Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs.
5/20/1318, Protection without clause, for John Marmyon, going to Ireland. (S) CPRs.
6/18/1320, Appointment … conservators of the peace … John de Marmyon } co. Lincoln. (S) CPRs.
5/24/1321, Assembly of the northern lords at Pomfret, under the earl of Lancaster "… de Pontefracto ad mandatum comitis Lancastriae … videlicet ipse comes primo cum suis, Thomas de Multone, Thomas de Fournivalle, …, Henricus filus Hugonis, …, Henricus de Percy, Johannes de Marmillone, … barones et banoretti ; … (S) Chronicles of the Reigns of Edward I and Edware II, 1882, P61.
11/14/1321, Commission … on complaint by the abbot of Rewley by Oxford that … John Marmyon, the elder, … and others broke and burnt his houses at Nettlebedde, co. Oxford. (S) CPRs.
3/14/1322, John summoned to parliament by writ.
5/2/1322, John summoned to parliament.
6/2/1322, Commission .. complaint by John de Haudlo that … John Marmyon, … entered his manners at Borstal, … (S) CPRs. [John son was with the king in service in Scotland.]
4/28/1323, Commission of oyer … complaint by the abbot of Rewley by Oxford that John Marmyon, the elder, … (S) CPRs.
1323, John died.
(S) A Gen. History of the Dormant, Burke, P356. (S) Plantagenet Ancestry, Richardson, P493. (S) Historic Mansions in Yorkshire, V2, Wheater, 1889.
Child of John and Isabel:
i. John Marmion (23640110), born ~1292 in England.


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Breakfast on the Playground
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14th 9:30-10:30am
The Studley PTO will be holding our Annual Breakfast on the Playground- Saturday 9/14/19.
This is a fun, relaxing social time to have coffee and light breakfast, meet the PTO and other parents outside of the traditional PTO meetings and engage. If your new to Studley, it's a perfect opportunity to let your children play on the playground and become comfortable with their new school!
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As part of a 'year in review' represented by data collected by the publication's journalists, The Guardian recently released a short video detailing statistics around drug use in the U.K. and the U.S. Although the video doesn't mention anything about addiction treatment, it certainly sets a focus for substance abuse rehab in the coming new year. It's an excellent idea to begin reform with facts, no matter how difficult they may be to stomach, so that any new resolutions for addiction treatment address users—like those represented in The Guardian's roundup—who might benefit from them the most.
The results of the survey, which was completed by 15,500 people (most of them from the U.K. and the U.S.), represent a small portion of the substance abusing demographic. But despite how limited the pool may be, the findings are at both times, startling and unsurprising.


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Amilo is a tall black cage shaped like an oriental tea house shape. It is suitable for cockatiels and large parakeets and includes basic equipment. Also included is a wooden toy which promises plenty of fun and games. The practical removable base tray makes cleaning easy. The Amilo cage has several doors and access is from the front of the cage. The mesh covering keeps your bird safe when the base is removed.
The Amilo cage at a glance:
- External dimensions: 54 x 46 x 101 cm (L x W x H)
- Internal dimensions: 47 x 36 x 98 cm (L x W x H)
- Front door : 33 x 31 cm (L x W)
- 4 small front doors: 8.5 x 11 cm (L x W)
- 2 small front doors: 8.5 x 8.5 cm (L x W)
- Internal size of tray: 44 x 33 cm (L x W)
- Height of base tray 11.5 cm
- Height of removable tray 3 cm
- Bar spacing: 1 cm
Included in delivery:
Amilo cage, 4 plastic feeding bowls, 3 wooden perches and a swing with a wooden perch.


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Paintings and drawings by Bill Alston - a Scottish artist and teacher.
Sadly, Bill died early in 2011. The Alston family would love to hear from anyone who has any of his paintings or drawings which do not appear on this website and would be most grateful to receive digital images which could be added to this site.
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November 7,2005 – August 22,2016
You were the best dog in the universe, the most adorable, charming and joyful little dog. It broke our hearts to lose you. Everywhere you went people were captivated by your cuteness. We miss you and will always love you. Ellen and Bob
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A wonderful lady from Singapore sent me two Mavala flaky glitter polishes. Agena and Canopus, Agena is the one pictured above. I layered over top of China Glaze's Bahamian Escape. Up until recently I was not a fan of glitter polish of any type. Then I got bit by the glitter bug, I am lemming a few Nfu Oh polishes big time but just can't bring myself to bite the bullet and order them. The pictures do not do this polish justice, I must have taken over 100 pictures and just could not capture it. I wore this mani for almost 4 days before getting a chip. I was tempted to just redo the one nail but I have so many other polishes that I would love to wear.
Unfortunately these Mavala polishes are near impossible to find. The Maybelline Colorama line has a few flaky top coats and can sometimes be found at the Dollar Tree or other dollar stores. I have one of those as well, Ruby Ray but I haven't had the chance to try it yet. So if you love glitter get yourself to the nearest Dollar Tree and try to find these, they will not dissapoint!


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Planning Board Supports Affordable Housing Increase for New Developments
Town Hall – At a recent Planning Board meeting, members discussed an increase in the amount of affordable housing that needs to be set aside in new developments in Watertown. Currently, 12.5% of an apartment complex must be affordable housing. The Planning Board is now supporting a motion that would bring that number up to 15%. Senior planner Andrea Adams spoke on the zoning amendment.
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Today's article in the BBC deals with an important topic for me:
"Libya is home to some of the world's best preserved archaeological sites,I think it is more than that , because history is in your face in Libya and I personally saw many of my expatriate friends just buying the stuff and taking it home.
showcasing tales of Roman, Byzantine, and Greek civilisations [...]This
historical wealth is Libya's main tourist attraction, but that wealth is
increasingly under threat from looters. [...]Officially, 90 historical pieces
like pottery vessels and statues have been stolen since 1988.
"In reality, the figure is much higher, as most items are stolen from
unauthorised excavation sites and even sites uncovered during seismic surveys in
the desert by oil companies. "
That is 100% correct !
Another reason is poor distribution of the available funds , but also heavy bureaucracy check what
"Chairman of the department of archaeology Guima Anag says [...]If you are
paying a guard just over $2 a day to guard pieces that can be valued at up to
hundreds of thousands of dollars in the black market, he could easily be
distracted from his duties by small amounts of money."
Of course there is also the Egyptian connection . Well it's a game of blaming the other , while we should only blame ourselves .Check the rest of the article here .
This article reminded me of an ongoing discussion on Khadijateri's blog which was highlighting the role of preserving our historical monuments on a visit to the Saraya . Blogger Youcef made an interesting input:
"I have been privileged enough to meet some Libyan people dedicated to this
purpose- maintaining as much as possible Libyan historic sites- and you'll be
surprised of how great those people are! One of them has even discovered some
sites by himself and took the cases of another sites to the courts and yes, He
won! and did really stopped the destructing of some sites. We went on a tour and
he showed me those sites and all the stories and fights he had to go through to
achieve the great goals he set for himself; Maintaining as much as possible of
the Libyan historic sites!It's not an easy task, it sure worth trying, and at
the end of the day it's way much better than the famous complaining of the
Libyans. We gotta act some dayة It's our history and we are part of the crime if
insisted on complaining about what the government should/shouldn't do for
ever! "
Last year I went on a walk of the old city and to my surprise stumbled by chance on a synagogue...yes in Libya !
Let's not forget that Libya is home to not less than 5 UNESCO registered world heritage sites. Which I'm ashamed to say I only learnt about last year. I only knew about one before.
Thanks to all those who are keeping our heritage alive !


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So maybe you've been sitting back, waiting to see what tablets the world has in store. That's not a bad idea, but if you've been leaning towards the Nexus 7, you should just pull the trigger right now. Why? Because it still comes with a $25 Google Play credit, but only until tomorrow.
Of course, if you're not sure, it might be wise to wait. Details on the Microsoft Surface and the (almost certain) announcement of the iPad mini are just around the corner, but if you have a feeling you'll wind up with Google's 7-inch Android tab anyways, you might as well pick it up now while it still has this kinda-sorta $25-off-ish promotion going on.
You actually have until September 30th, but really, what's going to happen between now and then? The unused balance expires on the 30th 2013 so it's good for a year, but you need to activate the tablet to get it, so if you're going to do this, go whole-hog, pick one up at the store and start spending. Or sit on your ass and keep waffling, if that's your thing. [Google via Engadget]


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I accidently sit beside two baliws and hear them talking
baliw2:bilog boy, kelan?.
baliw1: flat ung gulong.
they're having nonsense talk so i planned to leave. but there's one question i've heard that made me stay
baliw2: kelan nagiging martir ang pag-ibig?.
baliw1: pag nagdidilig ng kahoy na panggatong.
guess i've wasted another minute so talagang aalis na ako, but when i turn my back on them.
baliw1: na umaasa pang mabubuhay, mamumukadkad, magkakadahon kahit wala ng pag-asa.
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Alongside his trademark sound, Till von Sein exudes an aura of noble grandeur mixed with the genuine enthusiasm of a child with a favourite toy when he's busy in the DJ booth. But Tilly's toy, which in this case is house and its countless derivatives, won't ever end up forgotten in the corner. Long after the wrapping paper has been thrown away, what Till loves has yet to lose its magic. For von Sein, the sound of an 808 clap triggers a state of ecstasy, which in his hands emerges as pure euphoria on the dance floor. Time and again, his thumping transitions and heart-racing sets send listeners into overdrive, revealing the very core of house, soul and techno, while hitting on just what makes these genres so exciting.
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Every family get hit with snooping from time to time. When it happens to us, I just want to yell "STOP SNOOPING!"
Keeping all those gift wrapped presents a secret can be a challenge under normal circumstances. But with a dedicated snooper… yikes.
It may be Aunt Mable shaking and listening, or maybe it's Uncle Angus squeezing and sniffing, or cousin Petunia that can somehow cause enough "tape failures" to actually SEE what's hidden under the wrapping paper.
The worst part about a snooper is when they loudly proclaim what's in the box BEFORE they even open it. [Read more…]


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Back when the mainstream media cared about Trump's collusion with Russia, and Fox News was pushing the narrative that Obama collected Trump's conversations in an effort to politically assassinate a presidential candidate, Fox News contributor Judge Andrew Napolitano went on Fox and Friends and floated the possibility that former President Obama circumvented US law, and employed British intelligence surveil the Trump campaign.
Napolitano said that his assertion was confirmed by 3 separate sources.
The Obama administration and foreign intelligence agencies issued immediate denials, as expected. The liberal left, mainstream media labeled Napolitano's statement as pure "conspiracy theory".
[email protected]: Three intel sources have disclosed that Pres. Obama turned to British spies to get surveillance on Trump
.@Judgenap: Three intel sources have disclosed that Pres. Obama turned to British spies to get surveillance on Trump pic.twitter.com/IghCFm7qhO
— FOX & friends (@foxandfriends) March 14, 2017
Here's what Napolitano said nearly one month ago…
"Three intelligence sources have informed Fox News that President Obama went outside the chain of command. He didn't use the NSA, he didn't use the CIA, he didn't use the FBI, and he didn't use the Department of Justice. He used GCHQ."
"What the heck is GCHQ? That's the initials for the British spying agency. They have 24/7 access to the NSA database."
"So by simply having two people go to them saying, 'President Obama needs transcripts of conversations involving candidate Trump, conversations involving president-elect Trump,' he's able to get it, and there's no American fingerprints on this."
Napolitano was suspended from Fox News for his comments.
Now with the entire news cycle completely absorbed in Trump's ramp up to war with Syria, the Obama "wiretap" scandal has been completely forgotten.
Which lends itself to perfect timing for CNN to confirm that British Intelligence agencies were sweeping up Trump's conversations and passing them on the their US counterparts…a convenient FISA warrant loophole, allowing Obama to spy on Trump, and then leak those conversations to the media.
This is a huge revelation, but in the shadow of WW3, few outlets will report this, and even fewer people will take note of the misdeeds of former POTUS Obama.
British and other European intelligence agencies intercepted communications between associates of Donald Trump and Russian officials and other Russian individuals during the campaign and passed on those communications to their US counterparts, US congressional and law enforcement and US and European intelligence sources tell CNN.
The communications were captured during routine surveillance of Russian officials and other Russians known to western intelligence. British and European intelligence agencies, including GCHQ, the British intelligence agency responsible for communications surveillance, were not proactively targeting members of the Trump team but rather picked up these communications during what's known as "incidental collection," these sources tell CNN.
The European intelligence agencies detected multiple communications over several months between the Trump associates and Russian individuals — and passed on that intelligence to the US. The US and Britain are part of the so-called "Five Eyes" agreement (along with Canada, Australia and New Zealand), which calls for open sharing among member nations of a broad range of intelligence.
Of course, we're quite certain that, as CNN notes, the intercepted communications were merely "incidental" and in no way requested by the Obama administration, but rather, were conveniently volunteered, unsolicited, by British intelligence. Moreover, we're sure that British intelligence also had very innocent reasons for "accidentally" happening upon the communication of Trump's advisors. That said, we do wonder whether they also happened upon any communications from the Hillary campaign.
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By Dr. Becker
Reverse sneezing -- also known as mechanosensitive aspiration reflex, inspiratory paroxysmal respiration, and pharyngeal gag reflex – is actually a fairly common respiratory event in dogs. It happens more often in small breed dogs, perhaps because they have smaller throats and windpipes.
Brachycephalic breeds, like pugs and bulldogs, with elongated soft palates, occasionally suck the palate into the throat, which can cause an episode of reverse sneezing.
Interestingly, the phenomenon is very rarely seen in kitties.
In a regular sneeze, air is pushed out through the nose. In a reverse sneeze, air is pulled rapidly and noisily in through the nose. For some dogs, it's a more or less normal event. Just as sneezing is a part of life, reverse sneezing is also a part of many dogs' lives.
The sound that accompanies reverse sneezing is kind of a sudden, startling sound that makes many dog owners think their pet is either choking or having an asthma attack.
A dog who is reverse sneezing typically stands still with his elbows spread apart, head extended or back, eyes bulging as he makes this loud snorting sound. The strange stance on top of the strange snorting sound is why many dogs end up getting rushed to the veterinarian or the emergency clinic by their panicked parents.
Episodes of reverse sneezing can last from a few seconds to a minute or two. As soon as it passes, the dog breathes perfectly normally once again and behaves as if nothing happened.
Here's one example of what a reverse sneeze looks like:
Reverse sneezing is caused by a spasm of the throat and soft palate. The spasm is triggered by an irritation to the throat, pharynx, or laryngeal area. The most common triggers are excitement, exercise intolerance, a collar that's too tight, pulling on the leash, an environmental irritant like pollen, perfume, or even a household chemical or cleaner, room sprays, or even a sudden change in temperature. Rarely, there can be a respiratory infection or chronic post-nasal drip that causes the condition.
In the winter, my Boston terrier reverse-sneezes every single time he goes from inside to outside. I open the front door and he automatically reverse-sneezes. It no longer makes him nervous, and I've also come to expect this reaction from him when he heads outdoors in cold weather.
Reverse sneezing rarely requires treatment. As soon as the sneezing stops, the situation is resolved.
But since episodes of reverse sneezing can make your dog anxious, it's important that you remain calm. The biggest issue I see in my practice is a conditioned panic response in a pet, triggered by an owner who freaks out each time the dog reverse-sneezes.
If you feel the need to do something for your dog, you can try massaging her throat to stop the spasm. You can also try covering your pet's nostrils very briefly. This will cause her to swallow, which usually helps clear the irritation and stop the sneezing.
If the episode doesn't end quickly and if you trust your dog's response, you can try putting your hand in her mouth and pressing on her tongue. This will cause her to open her mouth wider and help move air through the nose effectively.
But honestly, these types of intervention are usually not necessary and can sometimes add to everyone's stress level. I do recommend owners pay attention to when reverse sneezing occurs, where the dog is and what she's doing right before or as it begins.
One of my dogs only reverse-sneezes when she's suddenly awakened at night. So we take extra care not to disturb her when she's sleeping. With any type of movement or noise, especially if it's sudden or loud, she'll stand up and reverse-sneeze. It scares her, so we remain calm, tell her everything's fine, and in a few seconds it passes.
If you can figure out what's triggering your pet's reverse sneezing episodes, you can work to reduce or resolve the problem.
If your pet's reverse sneezing becomes a chronic problem, or episodes are becoming more frequent or longer in duration, I recommend you make an appointment with your vet to rule out things like a potential foreign body in the respiratory tract, nasal cancers, polyps or tumors, nasal mites, a collapsing trachea, kennel cough, or a respiratory infection.
If you're able to catch a reverse sneezing episode on video to play for your vet, it can sometimes help him or her discern what's really happening – whether it's reverse sneezing or perhaps something else.
If your pet is experiencing prolonged episodes of reverse sneezing, bloody or yellow discharge from the nose, or any other accompanying respiratory problems, it's time to make an appointment with your veterinarian.
And if you have a cat with chronic reverse sneezing, since the condition is less common in kitties, it's important to investigate the possibility of feline asthma or an upper respiratory infection.
Just as dogs sneeze intermittently throughout their lives, most dogs have at least a few reverse sneezing episodes during their lives as well. In the vast majority of cases, the episodes are temporary and intermittent, resolving on their own, and leave the dog with no aftereffects to be concerned about.
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Marc Landreville Takes Home the Trophy!
Congratulations to Marc Landreville, who placed 1st in the DMCC Championship! Even with mechanical issues knocking him out of the competition and placing him in 4th for Round 7, he was so far ahead in points that he took 1st place in the Championship! Pat Cyr was hot on his heels and took 2nd overall in the Championship. Great job, Marc and Pat! We're excited to see what you guys do in 2013! Check out Marc's recap video below:
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the percentage of U.S workers 55 and over will grow from its 1998 level of 12% to a whopping 24% in 2018. In twenty years, our representation in the labor force will double! Why does this matter?
As a career counselor, one of the questions I'm asked most often is "can you help overcome age discrimination?"
Well, I do have a few strategies to suggest, but no, I can't really make others' opinions change. Wish I could.
But think of it. If our numbers double within a twenty-year period, don't you think assumptions will change? We'll be on our way to a new definition of normal. It used to be that greying hair was reason not to aim for or expect that promotion. It meant becoming more certain that our new supervisors would be younger. Now I think we're within reach of being valued for our expertise, our institutional memory, our sense of perspective.
Illustration: I recently mentioned that a young person I know is looking for a job and would be perfect for a certain position opening. The screener said, "No, we're looking for an older person for that job. The work ethic will be better."
Have the glory days arrived? Or is that just a taste of what is to come? I know that stereotypes are generally proven to be inaccurate, but I was surprised to hear that in at least one workplace, there is a belief in the value of the older worker. We live in exciting times!
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