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Lion's desert prowl
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Havilah Resources, supported by the $4 million investment of mining fund Lion Selection Group Ltd., has been drilling for gold in the Tanami Desert region of Western Australia, and Lion will release the exploratory results. The second phase of drilling in the Highland Rocks area will be confined to about six prospecting areas. If Havilah's drilling is successful, Lion could receive up to 80% of the company and would then try to find a senior partner for the Havilah tenements.
Publication Name: Business Review Weekly
Subject: Business, general
Year: 1999
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New hopes for old dreams in the Pilbara
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Mining companies such as Resolute are exploring for gold deposits near the Pilbara iron mining region of Western Australia. Difficult access has impeded exploration for non-ferrous minerals, but a survey conducted by the Dept of Minerals & Energy and the Australian Geological Survey is expected to add valuable information. Other companies exploring the area include joint ventures Sipa-Lynas and Gindalbie-Croesus.
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Year: 1998
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Like ice, no life
All soft
Stunned by its beauty
Coldness captures my mind
Dreams will be experienced!!
House of Pain, Sorrow
Can not affect me, only make me stronger
Liquids of Rage and Lust in my veins
As I enter the hall of Death
Unnaturally exited
Rigor mortis a struggle!!
Disorderly impatient
No control explode!
Indisposable Deaths

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"If we can figure out who was fucking up the wards in the first place, we'll be able to stop them from doing it again," Rory said as we headed for the next ward in the ring, this one a little further from 'home' than the first two Carolyn and I had checked.
I glanced at him over my shoulder. Carolyn had found a granola bar in her pocket, and eating it had helped restore some of the strength and steadiness to my limbs. We weren't going back to camp proper until we'd finished with these wards, even if I passed out at the end.
Carolyn's nose wrinkled. "You really think that someone deliberately screwed them up to leave us open to that?"
"Kellin suspected that someone was doing that," I said, mostly to Carolyn. "But she didn't know who, and neither did I. She talked to me about it but didn't want to worry anyone else, so she didn't really say anything. We figured it was someone who didn't know what they were doing."
"Well, she was right," Rory said. "Someone was deliberately screwing with the wards, but I don't think that it was someone just doing it to do it. It was malicious."
I blinked at him. "We've got enough people around here that didn't believe in all of…well, this…that could've been doing it because they thought that we were devil-worshipping or some crap like that, Rory." That's got to be what it was, right? Just someone kicking them over because they thought we were trying to spawn Satan or something right here on top of ourselves. Probably the same ones that up and left. "Hopefully we won't have to worry about it anymore."
He shook his head, tone edging on insistent. "I'm telling you, Mar, it was deliberate and I don't think it was someone who just didn't understand what they were for and getting scared. They tried to cover it up, right? The fact that the wards were being damaged?"
"Well, yeah," I said slowly, brows knitting. "But that doesn't necessarily mean anything. It just means that they didn't realize that we'd be able to sense, up close, that they weren't working quite right anymore. Doesn't mean they had any idea how any of it works."
"I'm telling you, Mar, someone working for the Shadow Man and his little friends disrupted those wards." Rory stared hard at me for a moment, then looked away. There was a touch of fear lurking in his eyes. What did he have to be afraid of, though? Of the creatures coming back?
We were out here to make sure that they couldn't.
"What makes you think so?" Carolyn asked, walking on the other side of me with her hands shoved into her pockets. She was frowning, thoughtful, head canted to one side as if she was listening to someone riding on her shoulder. I caught a glimmer of blue and green and realized that she was—probably her little friend Longfellow. "This kind of paranoia isn't exactly like you."
For a moment, he seemed incredibly indecisive, staring at the trees off to one side, looking ahead to the rubble, then back to the trees. The leaves were starting to turn, far too early, and he pretended to be fascinated by them for a moment before he looked back to us. "It told me."
I blinked. "What told you?"
"Angie's Shadow Man. He told me. He was taunting me while he went after you, Mar. They wanted me to join them." His lips thinned. "He said that one of us already belonged to him.
"But he didn't say who."
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We are so excited to share this wedding with you today, as we get to feature not only a photographer's work again, but at the same venue! When I saw the submission come in from Luminaire Images, and then I learned that it took place at the Long Beach Museum of Art, I knew we'd be in for a treat! That is an understatement, it is hands down gorgeous!
Photographer Molly shared with us a bit about Cindy & Jaime's modern wedding:For their wedding overlooking the water at the Museum of Art in Long Beach CA, Cindy and Jaime developed a chic silver and cheerful yellow color palette, with yellow flowers to compliment Cindy's jaw-dropping mermaid-cut cream wedding gown and Jaime's sharp grey suit. Though the couple has been together for many years and even saw each other before the wedding for photographs, Jaime still grew emotional seeing Cindy walk down the aisle towards him. The dance floor turned into a total rave party as the evening wore on, complete with break-dancing and dazzling sparklers for the couple's grand exit.
I present to you Cindy & Jaime's Modern Museum Wedding, captured beautifully by Luminaire Images:
Such a sleek affair for this gorgeous duo! The image of Jaime seeing his bride coming down the aisle is so touching. Proof that although couple's seek "pre-ceremony" photographs together, the impact of seeing each other for the ceremony is still profound and deeply emotional.
I have to agree with Molly, Cindy's dress is indeed jaw-dropping! She makes such a stunning bride. I love the color palette the couple chose-it is striking, and works beautifully with the venue.
I have to point out, the bride & groom lovebird cupcakes are adorable, aren't they? They bring a simple touch of whimsy to the modern wedding theme.
Our thanks to Luminaire Images for submitting another fabulous wedding our way!
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Vendors:Photographer: Luminaire Images//DJ: Battleson Entertainment//Floral Designer: Bride and Bloom Wedding Flowers//Cake Designer: Frosted Cupcakery//Lighting: Glam Event Stylist//Dress Store: Mikaella Bridal//Invitation Designer: Paper Source//Shoes: Vince Camuto//
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Hey Shawn...
You still wanna play Cowboys and Indians?
-- Local News - Wednesday, May 09, 2007 - Updated @ 6:06:03 PM --These charges are, of course, totally separate from his other offense of "uttering death threats."
CN Rail is suing Shawn Brant, two other protesters, the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte (MBQ) band council and other "unnamed parties" for blockades of its main eastern Ontario rail line.
Brant already faces criminal charges related to ignoring a court order to clear the tracks. He is charged with mischief, disobeying a court order and breach of recognizance. He is currently out on bail.
It's still a farce mind you.
If a non-native tried publicly breaking the law like this... the local SWAT guys would have dropped him like a wet sack of shit.
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The Holiday Bros. Podcast #19
~Recorded on March 17, 2018 ~
The Holiday Bros. discuss one of the fan-favorite episodes of Seinfeld, "The Strike. However, most people refer to it as the Festivus episode. There are so many great things going on in this one episode from Festivus to Jerry dating a two-face. Sit back, enjoy, and have a good laugh as we discuss one of the 90's greatest hit TV sitcoms.
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text: All Spring the Kansas City area was bombarded by commercials on TV, radio and print for Stone Canyon Golf Course in Independence, MO designed by Greg "The Shark" Norman. And all these promotions included promoting a $50 preview rate in 2009 before the club went private in 2010! Well, today (6-20-09) Stone Canyon sent out an e-mail saying that as of July 1st that preview was going away Fri-Sun (when anybody can actually take advantage of it)! Pretty crappy of them. First of all, your in Independence – get over yourself. But even if you're the greatest golf course ever changing this preview rate you promoted heavily for weeks and weeks before you opened on May 15th is crap. I don't ever remember hearing this was 6 week preview rate….of course I didn't hear that – that would be pretty weak. Wait…..that's exactly what it turned out to be. Not a great first impression by the course, pretty crappy quite frankly.


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ftar, the fast breaking meal of Ramadan, is a festive matter both at home and abroad. After a daylong abstain from all kinds of food and drink, Iftar has to be a meal that sates the tastebuds and replenishes the body. Something sweet, something spicy, something savoury is always very welcome. Something different from the traditional Iftar items is all the more fun.
Splash at The Westin Dhaka, has made Arabian cuisine their stellar attraction this Ramadan. The entire place is done up in an Arabian theme. The décor features typical Arabian touches- the tent-like canopies, the coloured lamps all completes the scenario.
The menu has authentic Arabian dishes like Falafel, Motabbel, Hummus and a few more. The sweet and savoury segments, the appetizers and the main meals have a couple of Arabian preparations. Apart from these, the menu has a wide variety of Iftar items to choose from. There are around 8-9 types of juices. The cold section is filled with a variety of fresh fruits and yoghurt preparations. This can be followed by the hot segment, which mainly consists of the mains and staples like Biriyani, fish, mutton, Kebabs and Paratha. Then of course there is their famous pastry spread- where desserts range from local rice pudding and Jilapis to Baklavas and Basabusas.
In this awfully hot summer; Splash has made sure that the Iftar is a cool affair by the poolside with lots of tasty treat.


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Bay Pho
Enjoy authentic fresh Vietnamese cuisine at Bay Pho in The Cove. You'll find all your favourites like Pho, Mi, Com Trang and Vermicelli Noodles with some dishes able to be made vegan or gluten free on request. BYO.
Beach House Bar & Grill
Beach House is a steak and seafood house offering customers a range of great value meals – from steaks & seafood to burgers & salad, plus a wide variety of daily and weekly specials. Customers can enjoy a wide range of beer, wine, spirits & delicious cocktails from the bar and offering a great experience in a relaxed family friendly environment.
Boost Juice
Visit Boost Juice and try out their fresh range of smoothies and juices! They have all your cravings covered with so many options to choose from – so head to our store and say hello to the friendly team.
Bucking Bull
Nobody knows roasts quite like Bucking Bull! They've been perfecting their basting, roasting and carving methods over the last 18 years and have built a healthy obsession with perfection. They are fast becoming Australia's favourite boutique carvery which has struck a chord with hungry Aussies. They combine traditional cooking methods with contemporary flavours and the result is pretty darn delicious! Grab a napkin, this could get messy!
Enjoy famous burger eatery Grill'd at The Cove - where the Burger's done good! Since 2016, Grill'd have been all about bringing the freshest and healthiest burgers around at the Cove, Tweed City and whilst their commitment to this continues, it still comes back to one thing: taste.
Grab a bite to eat or enjoy a drink from the licenced bar while watching the latest blockbusters at Hoyts Tweed City. Pre-book online, or through the candy bar when you purchase tickets.
Mad Mex
Hola Amigos!
The new Mad Mex Tweed City creates fresh Baja-Mexican flavours using authentic recipes and ingredients, made in-house daily! From nachos and quesadillas, to tacos, salads and the best burritos in the southern hemisphere, Mad Mex has a range of tasty options to suit any amigo.
Donut King
During the past three decades, Donut King has evolved into Australia's largest speciality donut and coffee destination, treating customers to its world-famous DK Cinnamon Donuts and a wide range of speciality treats.
Ginger Root Café
Ginger Root Cafe is the perfect spot for lunch or that much-needed coffee break. All baked goods are made fresh on-site daily, so spoil yourself, your family and your friends at this unique local cafe.
San Churro Chocolateria
Like the chocolateries of Spain, San Churro is the place where friends can come together to share, celebrate and indulge! Enjoy the chocolate-inspired menu, the colourful world of San Churro Tweed City and share the fun!
Gloria Jeans
Gloria Jean's Coffees is one of everyone's favourite places to relax and reinvigorate. Coffee and people are their passion and they are committed to making their local coffee house a community success story. Try some of their icy signature chillers, or grab a bite to eat from their menu – they even let you choose your own coffee blend! There's something for everyone!
Schnitz bring the age-old culinary tradition of the schnitzel to modern-day taste buds through fresh ingredients, a healthier pan-cooking technique and a delicious, crunchy crumb that would make even the most seasoned schnitzel pro swoon. With an extensive menu there is something to please everyone.
The Coffee Club
Since 1989, The Coffee Club has been the place to meet when catching up with friends, family or work colleagues. With The Coffee Club you can expect good food, great service and excellent coffee. Why meet anywhere else?
Eat Sushi
Enjoy the best sushi in town prepared by experienced sushi chefs. The interactive menu includes dishes such as Chicken and Avocado Nigiri, Kakiage Nigiri, Grilled Salmon, Grilled Scallop and Salt and Pepper Squid. Great service, quality food and a great atmosphere to share with family and friends.
Healthy Habits
Healthy Habits is Australia's number one sandwich bar and healthy fast food option. The focus is on two big things, good food and good service. Healthy Habits specialises in gourmet sandwiches, but they also offer healthy snacks, fruit salad and yoghurt to provide you with a well balanced healthy option for breakfast through to dinner.
KFC are passionate about serving their customers freshly prepared, great tasting food with a key part of this being The Colonel's signature blend of 11 herbs and spices.
McDonalds deliver consistent tasty menu options made from quality ingredients, served fast every time.
Muffin Break
Muffin Break take wholesome recipes, quality ingredients and an abundance of passion and turn them into memorable moments. Nothing beats freshly baked food, or coffee made using the freshest beans. Good Food. Good Coffee. Good Times. It's what they are are all about.
NN Roasting Coffee Cart
Known for their smooth, strong and divinely consistent coffee and vegan food options, the NN Roasting Coffee Cart is Tweed City's hidden little gem! If you're on the lookout for a coffee hit, made by a friendly team that are passionate coffee enthusiasts then look no further!
Origin Kebabs
Origin Kebabs know the value and importance of quality, healthy eating and food safety. Origin Kebabs management obsess about all of the above! So, obsessed to keep a handle on quality assurance, Origin Kebabs manufacture fresh meat products in-house and not from outside suppliers. But don't just take their word for it…grab an Origin Kebab today.
Throughout the years, Subway has earned a well-respected reputation for offering customers a better alternative to traditional greasy and fatty fast food. Subway have over 42,000 restaurants worldwide. Subway offers fresh, nutritious, made to order sandwiches that are prepared just the way you like it, right before your eyes – a fast food alternative that is low in fat. Try it for yourself!
Sushi 1
Sushi 1 offer fresh sushi at a competitive price! If you're in need of a quick snack whilst shopping, visit Sushi 1's passionate team for your sushi fix!
The Coffee Jar
The Coffee Jar is the perfect place to escape and gather with friends over a premium cup of coffee and a bite to eat.
Zambrero serves Mexican food differently! Their menu is freshly-prepared, with a focus on modern, superfood ingredients, to bring new delicious flavours to the Mexican favourites you love. Zambrero also has a mission to helping tackle world hunger with its Plate 4 Plate food ethos. With every Burrito or Bowl Purchase, a meal is donated to someone in need.
Zarraffa's Coffee
A Perfect destination for early morning starts and all day convenience, Zarraffas Drive Thru is now open
Monday – Saturday: 5.00 am – 8.00pm
Sunday: 6.00 am – 8.00 pm
Public Holidays: 6.00 am – 6.00pm
Or why not dine in at Zarraffas Coffee and enjoy all of your favourites along with an individually perfect cup of coffee, every time.


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I read this article in the Globe and Mail about getting sleep with a new baby. Sometimes the best medicine requires you to forget what you read in all those well-intentioned sleep books and just use your intuition about what's right for you and your family. (Full disclosure: my own 4 month-old is asleep on the couch in the other room as I write this entry. Never wake a sleeping baby, right?)
Here's to a good night's sleep for everybody!
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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I'll be working on quite a few things this week. Heartsease is the Kourageous block for November. UFO #3 with Patchwork Times. It is a design by Claudia Hasenbach. I'm not sure what fabrics yet I'll be using but I do plan to start pulling them later today. 17 sections and 61 pieces make up this flower block. Not too bad!
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Solstice Health & Fitness Gym Near Oakleigh South - Get into Oakleigh boxing training with our heavy duty bags.
At Solstice Health and Fitness we offer a fun and welcoming environment to start your health journey. Proudly owned and family run, our Oakleigh gym offers a renovated bright and air environment, 24 hour Oakleigh gym access, state of the art gym and cardio areas, group fitness classes inc. Oakleigh Yoga, Boxing, HIIT and more, experienced Oakleigh personal trainers, AFL active group training, Dedicated functional training area, Oakleigh bootcamp and so much more!Choosing the right gym can be a big decision, that's why we want you to try out our gym first with an exclusive pass.We would love to show you around the gym.


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Good Morning! What a beautiful weekend! I spent my Saturday doing a hilly long run (more on that below) and my Sunday was spent at Dutch Wonderland with the lovely Miss Charlotte and my college friend and her daughter (our girls are only 4 months apart – which is awesome).
Last night I also tried a new coffee. Yes, a coffee at night. It's called Counting Sheep and it's an enhanced decaf coffee. It's blended with valerian root, which is an herbal sedative, to help coffee lovers end their day. I'm always looking for an alternative to snacking at night and this was a great solution. Since I like flavored creamers, it's like a nice dessert at night. So I tried it and I was OUT at 9:30 when I turned off my light. I'm not sure if it was the coffee or my long day, but it didn't keep me up so I'll be trying it again.
I was traveling last week, so I did my best with workouts. I was thankful to be in Cleveland and escaping the 90s and humidity in Baltimore.
7/20 – I was tight on time due to travel, but I got a little bit of yoga and stretching in before I went to bed. Plus, now I have this baby to take with me wherever I go.
So I did a little bit of foam rolling too.
7/21 – 2 mile time trial with 1 mile warm up. This is where I joined in with an existing track workout run by Second Sole in Cleveland (Rocky River to be exact.) While their group did their workout (which looked brutal) I went to town on my two miles. On the track. Completely mind numbing. I'm ecstatic to say that I shaved 2 minutes off of last year's time! This will be plugged in to McMillan Running to get my training paces for the season. After the track workout was done, we did a core workout on the field. Overall it was a great workout. I'm excited to join up with them again next time I'm in town.
7/22 – Unintentional Rest Day – I had wanted to get a little yoga in in the morning, but due to the late night at the track, I was too tired to get up. I did get in some stretching in the morning though.
7/24 – Yoga! Should have done a tempo run, but I just couldn't get out of my bed.
7/25 – 1 Mile, stretching, and foam rolling
7/26 – 7 Miles – This run was at Loch Raven Reservoir in Baltimore County. This is a hilly place to run. Well it's not really hilly, but has a major hill right in the middle. It's a tough run. It's a very beautiful place to run though, and lots of shade.
Since I'm embracing my inner turtle this year, it wasn't so bad. I even had a decent fast finish mile. Splits were:
Mile 1 – 13:39
Mile 2 – 13:15
Mile 3 – 13:01
Mile 4 – 13:53
Mile 5 – 14:02 (coming back up the hill, ugh!)
Mile 6 – 13:58
Mile 7 – 12:07
After the run, I took Charlotte to her gym class and we enjoyed a nice Mommy / Daughter lunch date and took a ride through the car wash before heading home to relax at home for the day.
7/27 – Recovery / Rest Day – As mentioned above, I took Charlotte to an amusement park and spent most of the day walking around. Not exactly rest, but a decent active recovery.
Total Miles – 11
This week I need to get some strength work done or some more challenging yoga – it's been a while.


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Hello there,
I'm William Flores, a trained hydrologist and the founder of waterguides.org. As you can tell already, my line of work is everything water and I'm here to tell you all about it.
The Story Behind the Site
I made a switch from tank to tankless water heater a couple of years ago and I can tell you this – it is one of the best decisions I've ever made in a long time. I can get hot water instantly and most importantly, my utility bills have reduced by a whopping 40%! I live in Fargo, North Dakota, one of the coldest cities in the United States so you can tell that hot water is a big deal here. In fact, I can't remember the last time I didn't use hot water in my household, whether it's in the shower or kitchen.
I discovered, however, that there's more to tankless heaters than just providing you with hot water. There's the maintenance part of it, operation, setting the correct temperature and more.
I started this website to share with you more about tankless water heaters, why you need one in your home and how you can make the most out of your model. I will tell you which the best tankless water heaters are, accompanied by great, in-depth reviews on what makes them tick. In short, waterguides.org is your one-stop shop for anything and everything tankless water heater.
Thanks for stopping by, you won't be disappointed, trust me.


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2ND UPDATE: Areal Flood Warning Friday For Kane County
The National Weather Service Chicago has put a Flood Warning in effect through 1 p.m. this afternoon (Friday, June 22, 2018) for portions of the northwest Chicago suburbs from northern DuPage to northwest Cook to northern Kane counties due to persistent moderate to heavy rain across the warning area.
This morning's rains will cause widespread flooding to occur, especially in low lying areas.
"We've received several reports of street flooding, along with flooding at flood prone viaducts," the Weather Service said. "Do not drive across flooded roads."
An Areal Flood Warning is normally issued for flooding that develops more gradually, usually from prolonged and persistent moderate to heavy rainfall. This results in a gradual ponding or buildup of water in low-lying, flood prone areas, as well as small creeks and streams.
Click the following links for Live Radar and Mobile Weather Including Radar.
Localized Flooding
Some area communities have received 4.8 inches of rain so far.
"Do not drive onto flooded roadways," the NWS said.
Moderate rain will continue north of I-80 through the morning, and with the saturated ground conditions will lead to localized flooding, especially in urban locations. The I-88 corridor in-particular has seen over an inch of rain in most locations this morning and is vulnerable to this localized flooding, the NWS said.
For the latest forecast updates, warnings and statements, go to weather.gov/Chicago or mobile.weather.gov.
Showers Continue, But Drier Weekend
Showers will continue through the morning across the area. Some of this showers could be heavy and result in some isolated flooding.
Additional showers and thunderstorms are likely to develop across portions of east central Illinois and into portions of northwestern Indiana this afternoon. These storms will also be capable of producing very heavy rainfall and possible flash flooding.
The area should dry out for the weekend, with cool by pleasant weather forecast. Active weather with thunderstorms looks to return to the area by Tuesday of next week.
Algonquin, Montgomery Pass Flood Stage
The Fox River at the Algonquin Tailwater and at Montgomery are near flood stage, according to the NWS-C.
According to the NWS-C hydrograph, water levels at the Algonquin Tailwater are at 10.27 feet, with a present projection of reaching 11.1 feet by Saturday.
Minor Flood Level at that part of the river is 9.5 feet. Moderate Flood Level is 10.5 feet.
In Montgomery, the Fox River is at 13.61 feet. Minor Flood Stage is 13.0 feet. Moderate Flood Stage is 14.0 feet.
How To Report Flooding
Kane County residents can help the National Weather Service and report flooding.
High Swim Risk
Waves to 4 feet to 6 feet will produce dangerous swimming conditions for the Lake Michigan beaches in Illinois and Lake County Indiana. Stay dry when waves are high!
SOURCE: National Weather Service Chicago


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Sounds like a problem with the game becoming unstable, I suggest using a different capture program like Dxtory or Fraps.
For some reason, when I use Fraps, I get a bunch of short clips each about 1 min long instead of one long video. Do you know how to fix that?


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My computer was working fine until my computer decided to prompt me to install IE8. I was distracted and guess I clicked yes to the install and afterwards my computer is not the same. I cannot access system restore (it will not come up the first time I click on it and when it does the second time the entire box is BLANK/white), my internet is not searching from my home page but if I type in google.com it can search from there, when I go to facebook, for example, the only thing that shows up on the page is the blue strip at the top with facebook and my account at the right, my CD drive is not wanting to read the discs when I put them in each time and I have to try a bunch sometimes before they show up, my outlook seems to be getting mail but normally I see more mail than this so I don't know if I am missing any emails,I uninstalled IE8 and reverted back to the IE7 for windows XP ( Did I mention I have windows XP?), I have tried to do everyhing I can to fix this but nothing is working.
I have tried the recommended regsvr32jscript.dll and the other suggestions to run the registry files (or whatever) but errors come up with the dll file can't be found. I have tried going into the BIOS and using a friends XP home edition but the drive is not working OR it just isn't able to fix the issue. I have tried the SFC scannow in the run box and it seems that it is not picking up or correcting the issues,I have tried to reinstall windows XP but I also get an error for that as well.(maybe the CD I got from my friend isn't complete or right but then why woudl the SFC work or seem like it is working and finish the scan?)
I can't think of anything else... I hope this is enough info to go on to help me. I am desparate. Thanks
P.S. I don't know much about computers just am good at reading directions. NOrmally I can fix small issues with my computer but this one is really starting to piss me off. It seems like something simple but so far it hasn't been. Thanks in advance for any replys that may help. Also I don't have a lot on my computer I have 31.9 GB free space on my drive out of 74.5GB total ( I think I got a new drive last time I got it fixed with more space so the info I gave for CPU/Ram is from the properties tab for "my Computer if that makes sense...I'm a bit sleep deprived at the moment...lol)
Most of the things you mentioned have nothing to do with IE8. Which version of IE were you running previously, IE6 or IE7? You should be using IE8 in 2011, either that or a different modern browser (Firefox, Opera, Google Chrome, etc). But if you think it's the cause of your problems, all you have to do is uninstall it - Control Panel > Add or Remove > Windows Internet Explorer 8 > Remove.
Then try installing it the right way:
I did uninstall the IE8 correctly and used the microsoft website to install the previous version (which I believe is IE7). My issue seems to be that I am missing dll files and scripting on some websites and programs.(I don't know much about computers but I think that is what the problem is). I may just reinstall windows and start from scratch but wanted to see if I could avoid having to transfer my files and all that mess.
The only thing I did differently was install IE8 and that is when things started acting up so I think it is safe to ASSUME it is the install that did it since a lot of what I was reading about dll files and issues like the one I am dealing with can be caused by installations. A friend of mine said she had the same thing happen with IE8 and ended up reinstalling XP only to upgrade to windows 7 later but that it did the same thing so it is possible. Thanks for the reply though I appreciate you taking the time to help.


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Şeyhoğlu Mustafa was probably born in 1340 in the Germiyan emirate; he must have been a high official in the Germiyan court before his moving to the Ottoman emirate after the death of Germiyanoğlu Süleyman Şah (1387). His works include Turkish translations of Persian ethical works (Kabus-name, Marzuban-nâme) and original works (Hurşid-nâme [1389], Kenzü'l-kübera), all concerning moral and political advice.
Kenzü'l-kübera ve mehekkü'l-ulemâ ("Treasure of the Great and Touchstone of the Learned"), prepared for some "Paşa Ağa bin Hoca Paşa".
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Facebook has been attributed to a lot of thinks, from breaking marriages to molestation and bullying. However, today we bring you a sad story of murder by facebook. With the upsurge of mobile technology has come the easy access to internet and so called 'friends'!. Someone pops up on your mobile mailbox requesting to be your friend and not thinking twice about it we click yes.! No harm done you say, however, I am amazed at the amount of time people spend on facebook, the thousands of 'friends' they boast to have, people they have never met physically, yet spend hours chatting online, telling them things they wont even tell there friends physically. They feel more comfortable revealing their secrets behind the veil of technology, forgetting that it is quite easy to access someones personal details, from where they work to college or even residential homes.
Sadly this is what happened to 24 year old beautiful post graduate student Cynthia Osokogu who was lured to her death by her facebook 'friends'!. This is a lesson for all to learn and take something from this unfortunate story. I pray that her beautiful soul rest in peace. (Amen)
Sadly this is what happened to 24 year old beautiful post graduate student Cynthia Osokogu who was lured to her death by her facebook 'friends'!. This is a lesson for all to learn and take something from this unfortunate story. I pray that her beautiful soul rest in peace. (Amen)
24 Year Old Cynthia Osokogu left Abuja in late July 2012 (according to reports, on the 22nd of July 2012). The post-graduate student of Nasarawa State University was a clothing retailer and had travelled to Lagos to purchase new stock.
Cynthia had been chatting with some new "friends" on Facebook for a few months. In the course of their conversations, they developed a friendship and a level of trust. These young men were also university students, they promised to host Cynthia when she came to Lagos.
There is speculation that they paid for her plane ticket and promised to pay for her hotel as well.
The two young men picked Cynthia up from the airport in Lagos and drove her to a hotel in Festac. At the hotel, they tied her up, robbed her of all the money she brought to shop for her business and strangled her to death. They then left the hotel and quickly deleted her from their Facebook friend list to remove any trace of their connection.
The hotel found her body and, since her ID cards and mobile phone had been stolen, they could not identify her or call friends and family. Her body was deposited in a morgue in Lagos. All this time, her family and friends were searching for the girl.
At some point, one of the culprits accidentally answered Cynthia's phone and the call was traced to Festac. Therefore, her missing person's police report was submitted to the Area E Command in Festac. This enabled her family to find her body in the morgue, and also led them to the hotel.
Using CCTV from the hotel, the killers were identified. According to reports, these two young men are university students who have now confessed that they killed Cynthia and she is their sixth victim – the gang reportedly specializes in luring unsuspecting young women, robbing them of their possessions before killing them.
Though there is speculation that their motive was ritualistic, it appears that it was greed and their main goal was to rob and kill. The pharmacist who supplied the drugs used on Cynthia and hotel staff have also been arrested. According to the police spokesperson Ngozi Braide, "Six people were arrested on Sunday over the incident and investigations are ongoing". As you can see, Cynthia is one of Nigeria's numerous social media generation girls (with BB and a facebook account), this unfortunately led to her demise.


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The following is an excerpt from the book backwards: Created to Live SENT
He started with a guitar and ultimately impacted South Africa. Tim Stout, a good friend who plays the guitar, patterned his style after Paul Simon of Simon and Garfunkel fame. Tim played Simon's tunes over and over to learn the chord progressions, rhythms, and lyrics. The music wasn't the only thing that grew on him. Tim identified with the soul of the musician and over time adopted a common point of view.
Tim joined protests against the Viet Nam war registering as a conscious objector. He grew his hair long. On the outside he resembled a son of that generation. Tim and two friends formed a band that performed the music of Peter, Paul, and Mary. On the inside something was happening that would shape the rest of his life. Tim began to think beyond himself.
A common theme in the late 60's was the awareness that the world is full of injustice. A discontent deep inside of Tim with the status quo was planted decades ago that grows stronger with the passing of time.
Tim now works at Hallmark, plays the guitar at church and for fun. He's still pretty serious about the guitar. He's expanded his activism considerably as he has added new interests and skill sets. Artist, photographer, and software designer describe parts of his vocation.
Tim donated his time and talent to do the cover of this book and the diagrams inside. He is also a devoted family man who is a husband, father and grandfather. His avocation is to use his talents for God and in so doing become a world changer.
Tim is a Global Champion for South Africa at Indian Creek Community Church. The holy discontent inside Tim strains to make a difference in the fight against AIDS. Multiple trips as a team leader to Kwa-dick, South Africa gave him a firsthand understanding of the plight of a nation grappling with a national epidemic.
An idea gripped Tim's mind. What if he combined his gifts, natural talents, life experience, and marketplace skill set into the creation of a documentary? Call Her Momma was the award winning result. From the time he was young Tim enjoyed telling the back story. Now, he put that passion to use in describing how one mamma could impact a whole city. In the process he realized in a fresh way the impact he could have on the world around him. Tim tells it this way,
God brought photography and South African orphans together for me. I think sometimes we ask for new abilities, new ways to "be the person God wants us to be" when all along He just wants to send us and use the abilities He already gave us. Through Him I found a way to use my creativity to impact change.
You, too, can be a world changer. Let Jesus change you first but don't stop there. Too many of us do. Unfortunately, many of us want to follow Jesus Christ because He does so much to help us—and it is true that He does change our lives for the better. but part of following Jesus is becoming like Him.
When we invite Jesus to live in us and lead us we will have a heart for helping those around us find Him as well. It goes even further and deeper. Jesus doesn't just want to help people spiritually. Jesus came to accomplish more. He wants to restore what was lost in the Garden of Eden. He not only wants us to be able to walk with God as Adam and Eve did but He wants earth to be more like the garden. He wants heaven to touch earth and transform earth to be more like heaven. We are blessed to be a blessing. We are gifted to pass on God's provision to others. Don't be the end of the pipeline. Let God use you to continue His mission.
If you want to contact Tim about future missions to S. Africa you can do so at: firstname.lastname@example.com. If you want to watch Tim tell his story click here:


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text: Show Hide image Politics 26 March 2012 How Rowan took on the establishment - and lost Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, longed to take risks but was thwarted by Church courti Sign-up Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, longed to take risks but was thwarted by Church courtiers and cronies more concerned with their own survival. When I started working at Lambeth Palace as the Archbishop of Canterbury's principal spin doctor in October 2010, I got 15 minutes of his undivided attention and asked him what he thought and what he wanted. "I think, on balance, it's rather good news," he said in that precise, hissy voice. "I think we're rather risk-averse at Lambeth Palace. I'd look to you to do something about that." After ten unhappy months of trying to deliver on that brief, I grabbed 15 seconds with him before I walked out, just to be sure that he wanted me to go. He sighed: "I just think it's going to get too dangerous, George." I have dwelt on the apparent incongruity of those two statements in the months since. Take risks. But don't be dangerous. Dr Rowan Williams, contrary to some daft caricaturists, has always thought through what he means before he opens his mouth and invariably means exactly what he says. After some of his supposed "gaffes" - sharia law, his leader in this magazine - he has thrown a hysterical newspaper response aside and declared that he would say exactly the same thing again. He doesn't do self-contradiction. So why the apparent volte-face over a high-risk public affairs and communications policy? He never wrote to explain. But I conclude two things. First and most importantly, Rowan subsumes his own opinions, prejudices and preferences, even substantially his personality, in the service of his archiepiscopacy. It's what characterises the decade of his incumbency of the See of Canterbury. The cross he bears is Anglican unity at whatever cost to himself. It's why he has disappointed both liberals (where his heart lies) and conservatives (whom his heart encompasses), why his friendship with the ambitious gay campaigner Canon Jeffrey John turned to dust and why he has tried to push through an Anglican Communion Covenant, a code of conduct for the faithful that his own Church has all but rejected for being essentially un-Anglican. Second, in the microcosm of my infinitely easier role, I failed to subsume my relatively lowlife media and political streetfighter's personality because, unlike him, I didn't think I needed to. That was a crass mistake and entirely my fault, as was my attempt to do the job on a part-time contract. A dear colleague has made it abundantly clear to me that no one else is to blame but me for taking on a particularly intransigent faction of the Archbishop's administration - and losing. But the trouble with not squaring up to the apparatus of the Archbishop's government machine is that it breeds, and is encouraged to develop, an internal, self-serving authority, like an overweening civil service. You should never underestimate a palace's tendency to attract courtiers. The one at Lambeth is no exception. They preen and jostle for favour (somewhat pointless, as Rowan treats everyone the same). They build professional silos and guard their sometimes limited responsibilities jealously. They meet weekly around the table in the Pink Drawing Room and there is no higher endeavour than filling the Archbishop's diary over a year in advance. Startled or offended by the apparent vulgarity of my presence and the threat of change, they isolated me like corpuscles around a foreign body. Two key members of staff indicated that they wouldn't co-operate with me before I'd even started. Wretchedly, one briefed against me in the Archbishop's car when he had a thousand more important matters on his mind. Another ran to the chief of staff whenever I appeared in the press and would make thinly veiled threats about an industrial tribunal. They weren't all like this. Far from it. In particular, the international development department was a model of professional engagement with the world beyond the walls of Lambeth Palace. Also, the superb former diplomat Tim Livesey, who brought me in to fill his former job and who has since taken the role of Ed Miliband's chief of staff (as if Rowan Williams wasn't a big enough public affairs challenge), struggled against the suffocating system for six years. But the waters will have closed over Livesey's (and my lesser) efforts to reform a static system. Nor is the problem confined to Lambeth. Across the river at Church House, where the ecclesiastical civil service hangs out, a similar enthusiasm for the still millpond of administrative existence prevails, with a few honourable exceptions in parliamentary affairs and the press office. All this would amount to nothing more than a whinge from a disaffected former contractor if it didn't have such a profound effect on the function of the Church of England in general and the Archbishop of Canterbury in particular. An obsession with process and bureaucracy is actually an avoidance strategy. You really don't have to go far in SE1 or SW1 to hear the view that life would be a whole lot simpler if the Archbishop never said anything contentious and confined himself to those safe, formal events booked 12 months in advance. Take the New Statesman's invitation to be guest editor for one issue, which was eventually achieved last June. This had sat in an in tray for months before I arrived. I'm not even sure that Rowan knew of it. The opportunity was too good to miss - what was not to like? The worry of close association with a leftist publication was easily dealt with by commissioning writers other than the "usual suspects". So the Archbishop's interview with the Foreign Secretary, William Hague, was spread over six pages, Iain Duncan Smith wrote a column on welfare reform, and even the Chief Rabbi, Jonathan Sacks, adopted a moderately centre-right position in writing about the "big society" in the United States. Rowan was minded to draft a leader on the threat to the foreign aid budget but, after an editorial meeting, I urged him to address domestic politics. He wrote a leader critical of the current state of British politics and not solely of the coalition, as has passed into the collective consciousness. He also wrote that the government was pursuing a "radical" agenda for which it had no mandate - an uncontroversial assertion, given that bringing together two minorities (with, one might add, different manifestos) to deliver a majority doesn't make for good democracy. So that his office was prepared, I shared the piece with a limited number of colleagues, including the first-rate Richard Chapman, secretary for parliamentary affairs, who described it as a "depth charge". The rest is history. Many in the parliamentary Conservative Party went, frankly, berserk. Ordinary Conservative MPs failed to get it even though David Cameron, to his credit, understood the Archbishop's responsibility to address our political standards. James Gray, the MP for North Wiltshire, called it "disgraceful drivel" and added that the Archbishop should "leave the running of the country to . . . us", apparently under the impression they were doing a good job of it. Andrew Stephenson, MP for Pendle, said that Rowan was "out of touch" and "styl[ing] himself as a politician". Andrew Murrison, for Westbury, told the Church of England to stop "bleating about the splintering of society" and claimed that Rowan should stop "suggesting that my party is in some way indifferent to poverty" (he didn't), adding that he was "not surprised that so many are defecting to Rome" (they aren't). There were also private, scribbled letters that amounted to nasty little ad hominem attacks, of a kind that wouldn't be acceptable in corporate life but which are apparently common currency in Westminster today. What was truly disgraceful was that elected representatives in parliament should address themselves in this way to an incumbent archbishop of Canterbury who had written a thoughtful and impersonal reflection on all political parties, as they would know if they had bothered to read it properly. You would have thought that Lambeth and Church House staff might have rallied to his support and filled the public square with further polemic. Not a bit of it. There seemed to be a common tendency informally to apologise for "any embarrassment". Rowan had written to me that the exercise had "borne ample fruit", but at our next full meeting Lambeth staff sat purse-lipped and disapproving. They wanted to know why they had not had early sight of his copy, even if it had slap all to do with their remit. Experience had shown me that this was code for neutralising and making harmless what the Archbishop had to say, through protective editing, preferably through a series of meetings and subcommittees. They claimed that I had damaged "relationships" - for which read cosy little undertakings to push paper between the organs of Church and state. But there was never any suggestion as to what these "relationships" were meant to achieve, beyond mutual admiration. Perhaps my only regret - beyond being at Lambeth Palace at all - is that attention to Rowan's New Statesman guest editorship was focused unduly on that leader rather than the whole issue, which was an enthralling mixture of politics, contextual theology, pastoral ministry and culture. But those who by their words and actions seem to claim that there is no higher calling than the maintenance of a quiet life perform a disservice to the Church of England, the worldwide Anglican Communion and their most senior figure. And that is the crux of the matter. The weakest, the poorest and the most vulnerable in our society can't always rely on politicians to stand in their corner. They are blessed that they have a national church that is called by gospel imperative to do so. And anyone who has witnessed Dr Williams's interventions at local and individual level will know the power that his office wields to champion the causes of the dispossessed and the voiceless. Quite apart from anything else, Rowan replies personally to more letters pleading for his help than any member of his staff (and probably more than many of them added together). On the international stage, he does at least as much by way of intervention on behalf of the threatened as any government minister has done. For evidence of that, look no further than last year's visit and challenge to Robert Mugabe's regime in Zimbabwe, training a searchlight on an immorality that shames our politics. The Archbishop of Canterbury can do this not just because he is a Christian leader, not just because there is an Anglican communion that can be mobilised as a global network, but also because he leads a church established in law, our state's religious and cultural heritage, with the monarch as its Supreme Governor. This side of disestablishment, that is a potent weapon of justice that can be deployed from the Archbishop's seat in the House of Lords. Yet even a disestablished Church of England would be a thorn in the side of our body politic, the conscience of a nation that has been traduced by the corruption of MPs, police, the media and the financial markets. It's a task in which the Archbishop of Canterbury must be supported, encouraged and nurtured. Instead, he is too often hobbled by a machinery more concerned with its own preservation than with his. There is now an opportunity for renewal. Rowan has announced his departure at the end of the year. The chiefs of staff at Lambeth Palace and Church House, too, will soon be on their way. The new Archbishop of Canterbury has a golden opportunity to streamline and to make the support structures of the Church of England and, by extension, the Anglican Communion, more effective for and better suited to the 21st century. Something similar has already been achieved in the civil service; it's high time that the administration of the English Church underwent another reformation. Here are my suggestions, born of bitter experience but offered without rancour. The new archbishop should sweep away the top-heavy management of Lambeth Palace, discarding the courtly structures in favour of a small personal staff. He probably needs no more than a diary secretary, a chaplain and a junior press officer. All other executive functions would move to Church House in Westminster, where the Archbishop has an administrative office. There would be a single chief of staff, with oversight over both the Archbishop's and the Church of England's staff. The next most senior position is another single post that could merge all functions - call her or him, say, director of strategy and communications - to which all public affairs and media functions would report. When it comes to the management of the Archbishop's time, only set pieces (General Synod, House of Lords, foreign trips) would be put in the diary more than three months in advance. All other requests for his time could be met with a standard reply that the Archbishop cannot commit too far in advance. That would leave him with adequate time to respond to events political and pastoral as they arise, making the new archbishop properly responsive to live issues. (By contrast, when I wanted to find time for the Archbishop to see the Health Secretary for dinner regarding NHS reform, I was given a date three days hence or in five months' time, apparently no other windows being any longer available.) I doubt whether anything like this kind of revamp could happen, such is the system's tendency to self-preservation. But, ironically enough, probably the man best suited to achieving it would be Dr John Sentamu, Archbishop of York and the bookies' favourite for Canterbury. He maintains a relatively modest staff in York. I say it is ironic because there is a widespread view developing that Dr Sentamu has peaked too early in the Canterbury Stakes - a couple of years ago he might have been a shoo-in, but now he may be just a tad too old to have a long enough run in the job. It has to be said also that there is a fine line between economy of human resources and autocracy. Under my suggested system, the new archbishop would be running his show through Church House, not his own show on a skeleton staff, which may be more Dr Sentamu's style. Yet all it needs is an expression of will. A younger man with energy could do it, too. The well-fancied Christopher Cocksworth, Bishop of Coventry, could be such a reformer. For bold reform is what is needed. The Archbishop is at his best when bringing the gospel to political and economic affairs - indeed, it is his duty to do so. Those Tory backbenchers who wrote to him after the New Statesman editorship suggesting that he "stay out of politics" are relics of an older way of doing politics, when Planet Westminster lived remotely and arrogantly by its own rules and before social media took a more direct ownership of the processes of political communication. On my brief watch, Rowan intervened in welfare reform, opposed the privatisation of our forests, expressed his unease over the shooting of Osama Bin Laden and, of course, edited the New Statesman. I wasn't responsible for all those initiatives, but I was proud to encourage them. Most of them were opposed or regretted by the Church machine. It is difficult to know whether Rowan was comfortable at the sharp end of politics. After a warm correspondence during the travails of office, I heard not a word from him when I followed his guidance and quit. But he is a deeply unusual man. Holy, wise, kind - and sometimes remote. And his sincere humility makes him capable both of pursuing his own line and of being trampled over by apparatchiks. The next archbishop of Canterbury could learn from his and, I would add respectfully, my experience and operate his office very differently. He should concentrate on making it nimble, professional and as daring as Christian witness at its best. Dissolving the Court of Lambeth Palace would only be the start. George Pitcher was the Archbishop of Canterbury's secretary for public affairs from 2010-2011 Subscribe £1 per month This article first appeared in the 26 March 2012 issue of the New Statesman, Mission impossible SUBSCRIBE More


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Union Thugs Call for Blood on the Streets
Posted by avideditor on February 23, 2011
Over 15K tea party members come to support the governor in Wisconsin against the Union Thugs
Wisconsin Public Sector Union Protesters Are Racists
Proof that the commies are working with the Jihadis in Egypt
Average Milwaukee Wisconsin Teacher Compensation Tops $100k
Jihadis in their own words. Muslim Brotherhood edition
Obama Contrasted with Allen West State of the Union SOT
Doctors giving legitimacy to the Union Thugs in Wisconsin need to get their medical license revoked
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Video of Drugged out Union Thugs and Anarchist in Wisconsin. Keep these commies away from our children fire and arrest them now.
Union Thugs continue to run away from the republic want to impose a tyranny First Wisconsin now Indiana
VOTERS SIDE WITH SCOTT WALKER… Only 38% Support Radical Gov Union Thugs
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From Democrat Calls for Blood in the Streets
The left has seized control of the country, the culture, the education system …… all of it. Very stealth, very smooth. America is waking up to it — and man, oh man, are they in for a rude awakening. But this is who they are and what we are dealing with. Gird your loins.
Meanwhile, while the left is robbing us blind and sentencing taxpaying Americans to what amounts to indentured servitude, the kids in Wisconsin, for example, can barely read.
Meanwhile — these pigs at the trough of your wallet are getting fat while failing miserably: Two-Thirds of Wisconsin Public-School 8th Graders Can't Read Proficiently—Despite Highest Per Pupil Spending in Midwest
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Dem tells union members: 'Get a little bloody when necessary'
By Michael O'Brien
Sometimes it's necessary to get out on the streets and "get a little bloody," a Massachusetts Democrat said Tuesday in reference to labor battles in Wisconsin.
Rep. Michael Capuano (D-Mass.) fired up a group of union members in Boston with a speech urging them to work down in the trenches to fend off limits to workers' rights like those proposed in Wisconsin.
"I'm proud to be here with people who understand that it's more than just sending an email to get you going," Capuano said, according to the Dorchester Reporter. "Every once and awhile you need to get out on the streets and get a little bloody when necessary."
Political observers have been the lookout for potentially incendiary rhetoric in the wake of January's shooting in Tucson, Ariz., where Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D) survived an assassination attempt, six were killed, and 13 others were injured.
Political rhetoric has become especially heated in Madison, Wis., where Republican Gov. Scott Walker has proposed major labor reforms that sparked more than a week's worth of rowdy protests at the state capitol.
"We take security seriously, whether it's for me, the lieutenant governor and all 132 members of the state legislature, Democrats or Republicans alike, because there's a lot of passion down here," Walker said Tuesday on MSNBC about his safety in Wisconsin. "And particularly when we see people coming in being bussed in from other states, that's what worries us."
Capuano made his remarks before a crowd of union members in Boston, along with other members of the state's congressional delegation. Massachusetts has an influential union population that could loom large over the 2012 Senate race. Capuano is considering getting in that race to challenge Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) next fall.
"This is going to be a struggle at least for the next two years. Let's be serious about this. They're not going to back down and we're not going to back down. This is a struggle for the hearts and minds of America," Capuano told union members.


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Additionally, there are various types of activities at Plookpanya school. We have indoor and outdoor activities such as free play as well as hands- on experiments that are organized for students.
At Plookpanya, we believe that everyone can function as an instructor not only the teachers. All can share in the teaching responsibilities. For instance, chefs, who are experts in cooking can provide suggestions concerning healthy foods and eating habits whereas ground crews for the school can offer advice about practical waste management methods. As a result, teachers are then able to make realistic learning connections to introduce wider concepts of environmental conservation and preservation. In additional to that, parents can help design the inspiring learning activities even at home.
All of these ideas and direct experiences are integrated into classroom lessons in order to create favorable characteristics of the students at Plookpanya school.
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by The Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Another main heart of Plookpanya school is the school for the future. We believe in Dr. Howard Gardener's, Theory of Multiple Intelligences, and we know that each student has many intelligences. However, more of the student's intelligences can get stimulated if he or she does activities they like in a good learning environment that encourages students to learn at their full potential.
Thus, Plookpanya's school is designed to use differentiated activities because teaching students to have multiple intelligences can happen from learning through various learning activities independently. For example, students see the problems through activities until they get into the thinking process. Then solve the problems, and finally find their own intelligence.
As in the flowers, they do not bloom at the same time, so our student's intelligences will no show at the same time too. Everything needs time to cultivate and grow -including our students. Students learn through doing things by their hands; they will know the process and understand more and more. One day their intelligence will show up and they will know their own intelligence. Finally, they will understand themselves and can choose what they want to do, what they want to study and choose their occupation that they will be happy with that fit into the future world.


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Why it Pays to Shop Around
We are creatures of habit. Once we find a bank or insurance company we tend to stick with them, sometimes for life. We assume that since we are a loyal customer we will be rewarded, but sometimes that is just not the case!
I stayed with the same national car insurance company for years. I was relatively happy with them and although I noticed my rates rising year after year, I didn't think much about it. I thought it was a normal occurrence. I was a good driver so I figured everything was fine. I even added my husband to the account.
This went on for years until I had a problem and found this company had mismanaged my account and shared my information with a stranger. Needless to say it was time to start shopping for a new provider! I was shocked when I started getting quotes back for hundreds less than I was currently paying. In the end this company's mistake opened my eyes to how much I was overpaying, and I ended up saving almost $1000 per year with another nationally recognized company (for the same level of service).
Sometimes we get complacent but it is a good idea to shop around, preferably every year, but at least every two years. And not just for car insurance. Make sure you also get quotes for your house or renter's insurance. Many companies offer discounts for bundling your services, such as your car and home insurance. Also make sure you check your coverage regularly for any special conditions such as natural disasters (that may require additional riders). In addition, if you have recently renovated you may want to update your policy. The value of your home or property may change over time and it is a good idea to make sure you are fully covered.
Just a few days ago, I stopped by my new car insurance company and asked for a quote on my house insurance. Turns out I can save another $900.00 by switching! I'll retain the same amount of coverage and they will even help me make the switch.
While you're at it, don't forget about your Financial Institution. Recently I've noticed more and more fees creeping into my traditional bank account that I've had for decades. Now that I am more aware of how money works, I will be moving to a Credit Union.
Sometimes it's not fun or easy to shop around. Many of us put it right up there with going to the dentist, but in the end it is your money and you need to make sure it is working as hard as it can for you. I was shocked to learn how easy it was to save hundreds on just one bill. That one incident really opened my eyes to how some companies take advantage of our complacency.
Don't forget, you can also check your cable, electric and phone bills to make sure you are getting the best possible deal. I admit, it takes a little leg work but it could save you money and put you in the driver's seat of your financial life.


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Album 14 – Photo Advertising was added to the Slideshow. This album accompanies the post Tonnesen Sisters: Pioneers in Photo Advertising.
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Hello, Lois. I am assuming you must have this in your archives somewhere, but if you don't, I have a CAP SHEAF SODA giveaway Tonneson Sisters photo of a lady in white dress holding a baby, and can send an image if needed for your site.
Hi, Lois. I do not have a scanner, and took a digital photo that I put at this link: http://centralcal.com/b1.jpg
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In this role you will act as a Brand ambassador delivering timely family friendly Guest service in both commercial and residential settings, consistent with the Company's B.U.R.G.E.R values. You will also handle cash and credit cards sales transactions accurately and produces an outstanding Guest experience.
Duties Include:
Safe driving within the assigned restaurant delivery area
Absolute observance of all traffic laws, regulations and requirements
Demonstrates a great sense of direction and navigational skills including map reading
Ensures quality and accuracy when packing and inspecting food and drinks orders for delivery
Operates and participates effectively in an upbeat team environment
Able to precisely handle money, make change, process credit card sales transactions and accurately reconcile with Manager at the end of each shift
Inputs telephone and direct Guest orders into Red Robin's systems correctly
Explains menu items and terms and offers appropriate recommendations to Guests
Upholds Company safety and sanitation standards by maintaining a clean work station in the restaurant
Constantly adheres to schedule and is on time for shifts
Maintains a high degree of pace and intensity for extended period of time
Position requires driving, sitting, bending, reaching, stooping, climbing, walking, repetitive motions, cognitive skills, lifting/carrying up to 50 lbs, standing and moving throughout the entire shift
Far and night vision required for driving
Must adhere to Company dress code and appearance policy
On occasion may perform light sweeping and mopping, light prepping of food (per food prep recipes in Red Robin recipe book), emptying trash cans and taking out garbage; light stocking
Other duties as may be assigned by supervisor
Must be at least 18 years of age
Have a valid state driver's license with an acceptable motor vehicle record
Have a reliable vehicle and proof of auto insurance
Energetic, friendly attitude and exceptional Guest service skills required
Must be able to perform basic math skills including addition, subtraction, multiplication and division)
Must demonstrate cash management skills
Previous delivery experience preferred
Red Robin is an Equal Opportunity & E-Verify Employer
Red Robin International, Inc.


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The digital threat: How brokerage can mitigate cyber liability
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Cyber attacks resulting in theft are a growing risk for organizations. Cybercrime can be an issue for any sized organization that has care, custody or control of any confidential information, whether in electronic or paper format, as well as any company with a computer system or website.
In the new normal of the online world, companies need to take steps to protect themselves against the financial loss that can result from online attacks. The cost of recouping the damages of an attack and the cost of investigation can build and result in significant financial loss for an organization.
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Cyber attacks resulting in theft are a growing risk for organizations. Cybercrime can be an issue for any sized organization that has care, custody or control of any confidential information, whether in electronic or paper format, as well as any company with a computer system or website.
In the new normal of the online world, companies need to take steps to protect themselves against the financial loss that can result from online attacks. The cost of recouping the damages of an attack and the cost of investigation can build and result in significant financial loss for an organization.
However, there are important steps organizations can take to reduce the risk of cyber attack on client files.
Here are some tips to mitigate the risk of cyber attacks for your mortgage brokerage and clients.
1 Any company with web-based servers should be tested frequently. Have the IT department perform automated scans of the web servers on a monthly to semi-monthly basis. Smaller companies should enlist the help of an external IT firm to assist with the testing.
2 Increase awareness and educate senior management and employees by subscribing to newsletters, magazines, blogs, Twitter feeds and Facebook groups with information on protecting your network from cybercrime.
3 Educate and train employees every few months on the risks of cyber attacks and data breaches. Remind them by sending monthly emails or have monthly discussions or seminars about the damage that can be done by opening unsolicited emails or attachments, loading software programs brought in from the outside and not protecting their passwords.
4 Passwords should be changed on a monthly basis by the company.
5 Monitor anti-virus software and ensure it is always up to date.
6 Company devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptops on which corporate resources, email, applications and file sharing place sensitive information at huge exposure. Procedures should be in place for when the devices are stolen or when an employee leaves the company.
7 Institute procedures to document the types of data collected by the company and where it is stored.
8 Determine what the cost would be should the organization lose data. Set aside a budget dedicated to recouping the loss.
9 Conduct a risk analysis, either in-house or through a third-party company, to determine how susceptible the organization is to data loss and in which areas. The organization may be at greater risk in a specific area, such as cyber theft, accidental deletion, hardware failures or other risks.
10 Institute loss prevention measures, such as backing up all your data at an off-site location or cloud server.
11 Provide employee training and assess which employees have access to sensitive data. If the employees have access to personal data, ensure they are properly trained on data protection protocol.
Cyber liability insurance
Even with the proper precautions in place, human error, accidents and malicious attacks are still a possibility. Therefore, it may be important to ensure your brokerage is properly covered with a comprehensive insurance product.
Cyber liability insurance provides both third party liability and first-party computer security coverage for emerging data security and privacy exposures facing Insurers today. Standard policies generally include a broad form policy wording offering coverage for security failure or privacy breach by paying the cost for privacy notifications, public relations and other services to assist in managing existing and preventing future breaches.
Additionally, policies can offer
coverage for regulatory defences and penalties, cyber extortion, first-party data corruption, first party business interruption and crisis management. Some insurance companies provide a hotline with the purchase of a cyber policy where the insured would have 24/7 access to a call centre for claims reporting as well as any guidance or questions with respect to data breaches. Other markets may provide consultation with a breach coach and breach response team to prepare for cyber attacks.
As cybercrime has grown to be one of the four most common crimes in Canada, it is increasingly apparent that organizations must protect their assets and the assets of their customers against attack. Instituting organizational policies related to data security is the first step towards mitigating the potential costs of cybercrime.
Mortgage brokerages, given isolated security breaches over the years, are particularly proactive about protecting client files against cyber attack. But that must also be translated into action.
This is a slightly amended version of an article written by Maia Espejo, senior professional liability manager of D&O/E&O for Burns & Wilcox Canada. It has been shortened to make it suitable for web publishing.
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Regular readers will be tuning in to the persistent message that learning in the 21st century will move from a preoccupation with knowledge and content to one in which the inculcation of learning habits, attitudes, behaviours and competences becomes paramount.
There are many reasons for this, not least because the solid body of critical knowledge that, in the past, defined the educated person is expanding and morphing at an exponential rate, thereby defying the attempts of anyone to keep up with it.
This infographic provides a good survey of some of the new summits in the learning landscape…
Source: www.habitsofmind.org, where you can also access larger posters for each of the 16 habits summarised here.
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