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Leaders and a prominent cleric in Indonesia are urging calm today ahead of expected protests over an anti-Islam film that already has sparked demonstrations in Yemen, Egypt and Libya.
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FAIRFIELD, Conn. —
Led by a career-night from freshman Rebecca Sparks, the fourth-seeded St. Francis women's basketball team took down second-seeded Sacred Heart 83-67 in the Northeast Conference semifinals.
The Red Flash (17-14, 10-8) will make their fourth NEC championship appearance in the past five years.
Sparks finished with 27 points, while Alli Williams added 24 points, 12 rebounds and six steals. Gabrielle Washington recorded 15 points for the Pioneers (22-10, 13-5). SFU never trailed at any point during the game.
"The effort and energy we came out with tonight was just amazing," St. Francis coach Joe Haigh said. "Everyone contributed tonight, it was a real team effort."
The Flash jumped out to an
8-1 advantage in the first half, all eight points coming from Williams. The lead extended to 10 at the 15:39 mark after a three-pointer from Aisha Brock.
St. Francis later went on a quick 6-0 run, Alexa Hayward knocked down a three, and then a Kelley Doogan block led to another triple from Rebecca Sparks, forcing a Pioneers timeout with 12:14 to play in the half.
The Flash continued to make shots and click on all cylinders in the first period, they took a 46-26 lead into the locker room.
Williams nearly recorded a double-double in the first half, the junior posted 17 points and seven rebounds in the period alone.
In the second half, the Pioneers managed to narrow the margin to just 11 after they went on a 9-0 run with 10:34 to play. St. Francis proved resilient as they went on a late 8-0 run to fight off any momentum from Sacred Heart.
St. Francis will look for its 12th NEC Championship as they visit top-seeded Quinnipiac on Sunday. The game will tip-off at 5 p.m. and be televised on ESPNU.

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Middle Tennessee drops home conference game to Louisiana
Blue Raiders celebrate Hall of Fame DayOctober 29, 2011 · Athletic Communications
Kyle Griswould scored the final Middle Tennessee touchdown of the night Saturday against Louisiana. (Bradley Lambert)
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Logan Kilgore threw for 239 yards on 22-of-40 passes, including a high of seven to Malcolm Beyah for 86 yards and the lone touchdown toss. William Pratcher led the Middle Tennessee ground game with 73 yards on 19 carries.
Gorby Loreus and Roderic Blunt paced the defensive unit with nine tackles apiece with both players registering five solo stops.
Alonzo Harris tallied 189 yards on 33 carries, including a pair of touchdowns. Starting quarterback Blaine Gautier added 95 yards, including a long of 80, as UL collected 338 total yards on the ground.
Gautier contributed 139 yards through the air on 13-of-18 attempts. Harry Peoples was the top receiver with seven grabs for 76 yards.
Lance Kelley had a team-high nine tackles, including eight solo, for Louisiana.
An initial three-and-out by the Blue Raiders was followed by a Josh Davis punt to the Ragin' Cajun 2-yard line. After Louisiana began to move the ball, advancing out to the 42-yard line, Arness Ikner poked the ball loose from Aaron Spikes five yards behind the line of scrimmage before falling on it for the game's first turnover. Unfortunately for Middle Tennessee, the first play on the next drive was a Kilgore pass picked off by Melvin White returning the ball to the Cajuns.
Louisiana used nine plays on its next possession to put the first points on the board with a 16-yard reverse from Darryl Surgent for a 7-0 lead at the 7:23 mark of the first quarter. The Ragin' Cajuns picked up five first downs during the 84-yard drive, while Gautier completed all three of his attempts for 25 yards after Harris started it with a 27-yard rush.
Middle Tennessee started its next drive near midfield after a 37-yard kick return by Eric Russell. However, again, it was short lived as Kilgore was intercepted by Devon Lewis-Buchanan on the third play and the linebacker sprinted through the Blue Raiders down the middle of the field. He went the remainder distance untouched for a 55-yard touchdown interception return, giving Louisiana (7-2, 5-1 SBC) a 14-0 edge at 6:17 of the opening 15 minutes.
After the two teams traded punts, Middle Tennessee started deep in its own end at the 7-yard line. By the end of the quarter, the Blue Raiders moved into Ragin' Cajun territory at the UL 30-yard line. After three-straight Pratcher carries started the second quarter, Kilgore connected with Tavarres Jefferson for a 5-yard gain to the 15. As he was being tackled, Lance Kelley knocked the ball free and White grabbed it. He brought it back five yards, setting up the next Cajun drive at the 14-yard line.
Seven consecutive rushes opened the possession, including a 22-yard Harris carry on the second play which he dragged MT defenders along the way. The Blue Raider defense then stepped up and Leighton Gasque sacked Gautier for a six-yard loss, forcing Louisiana to kick the ball away. After Middle Tennessee (2-5, 1-3 SBC) was stopped on its ensuing drive, the Ragin' Cajuns started at their own 10.
Ninety yards later, UL was back finding pay dirt on a 4-yard Harris touchdown carry with 2:15 left in the half. The visitors covered the 90 yards on 11 plays, which featured a 28-yard Harris rush on third down and a 20-yard connection between Gautier and Surgent. Two plays after that, the Blue Raiders were flagged for a pass interference call in the end zone, setting up the final two plays from just five yards away.
No other scoring happened before the intermission and the Ragin' Cajuns carried the three-touchdown advantage into the break.
Louisiana received the second-half kick and Javone Lawson appeared to fumble on the return. However, after an official review, he was ruled down and the Cajuns maintained possession. Three plays later, Gautier went around the left side and split the seam for an 80-yard keeper untouched to give Louisiana a 28-0 margin with 13:25 to go in the third quarter.
Middle Tennessee marched quickly down field to tally its first points of the game. After starting at their own 41, the Blue Raiders needed only five plays to cover 59 yards, highlighted by a 37-yard Pratcher burst down the visitor sideline on the second play. He punched the ball over the goal line from six yards out on his fourth-consecutive carry to close the gap to 21, 28-7, at the 11:47 mark.
The Ragin' Cajuns countered with another touchdown on their next possession. Gautier sandwiched a pair of Harris runs with two passes, including the scoring strike of 39 yards to Lawson, pushing their lead to 35-7 with 10:22 remaining in the third quarter.
Louisiana increased its margin to 31, 38-7, after a 38-yard field goal by Brett Baer with 1:44 to play in the third quarter. After throwing an incompletion on his first throw, Gautier completed his next five passes as the Ragin' Cajuns reached the 21-yard line before being stopped four yards shy of another first down.
Middle Tennessee then began another march towards the end zone. Kilgore connected on a 24-yard pass to Kyle Griswould for his longest completion of the game to that point just before the third quarter ended. Another two plays started the fourth before Kilgore located Beyah at the front right pylon for a 14-yard touchdown with 14:14 left to close the score to 38-14.
However, the Louisiana offense continued to push forward and it was not satisfied with the 24-point lead. Backup quarterback Chris Masson came into the game and completed a 24-yard pass to Harry Peoples to start a drive and lead his team down to the Blue Raider 24-yard line before turning it over to Harris. The rusher capped the possession with three-straight rushes, including a back-peddling stepping carry along the sideline for a touchdown from four yards out. His score made it a 45-14 game with 5:43 to play.
Middle Tennessee managed one last touchdown before the game ended. Kilgore started the drive with a 14-yard strike to Beyah, and after an incompletion, hit the receiver again for a 17-yard gain to the UL 24. Once inside the red zone, Griswould took a handoff the remaining 13 yards for the score at 2:33. A pair of two-point conversion tries, the first negated by penalty, both failed and it left the Blue Raiders trailing 45-20.
Louisiana then ran out the clock to clinch the road victory and lift it to its most single-season victories since 1993.
Middle Tennessee will be back on the road for its next two games, starting at 6 p.m. Central Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn., against SEC foe Tennessee in the final non-conference contest of the campaign.
Middle Tennessee Postgame Notes:
BEYAH CLIMBS RECEPTIONS LIST: Senior Malcolm Beyah registered seven receptions against UL to run his career total to 109. The 109 receptions moved him past Cleannord Saintil for eighth place on the all-time list and into a share for seventh with Hansford Johnson (1998-2001).
GENDREAU PASSES PETRILLI: With two points against UL, senior Alan Gendreau became Middle Tennessee's all-time leading scorer among kickers. Gendreau, who now has 281 career points, surpassed Garth Petrilli for the record. Petrilli had 280 points from 1991 to 1994.
BEYAH MOVES TO 7TH: With 86 receiving yards against UL, Malcolm Beyah moved past George Dykes for seventh place on the Blue Raiders' all-time list. Beyah now has 1459 career receiving yards and is chasing Vince Parks in sixth place (1,558 yards).
TURNOVERS HURTING MT: Middle Tennessee struggled with turnovers in 2010 and seems to be having the same problem in 2011. After having seven turnovers in its first four games, MT has had nine giveaways over its last three outings. Last year, MT had 38 miscues.
KILGORE ON THE GROUND: Sophomore QB Logan Kilgore set his personal-best in rushing against UL with 66 yards on eight attempts. Kilgore's previous high in rushing was 19 yards against both Purdue and Georgia Tech.
QUICK HITTERS: The Blue Raiders trailed 21-0 at the half and have not had a halftime lead at home since Nov. 27, 2010 vs FAU (14-7) … LB Leighton Gasque recorded his fifth sack of the season in the second quarter … OL Mike Williams made his team-leading 43rd start tonight … Alan Gendreau, Sancho McDonald, Mike Williams and Derrick Crumpton all played in their 45 games tonight … UL scored on its opening drive of the second half and it marked the third time an opponent has done that this season against MT (GT and Troy) … William Pratcher's 37-yard run in the third quarter marked the longest of his career … William Pratcher scored his third rushing touchdown of the season in the third quarter (he has one TD in each of his last two games) … WR Malcolm Beyah hauled in his sixth touchdown pass of the season to equal his career best … Beyah now has 14 career TD grabs to rank 8th on the all-time list … QB Logan Kilgore recorded his 7th career 200-yard passing game tonight .
Follow the Blue Raiders on Twitter @MTAthletics for continued updates.
More Football NewsJul 31, 2014: Stockstill to open nine practices to public
Jul 30, 2014: Blue Raiders hold preseason press conference
Jul 28, 2014: MT, Duke to play home-and-home in football
Jul 23, 2014: Blue Raiders participate in C-USA Media Day
Jul 17, 2014: Raiders to have 11 games televised in 2014
Jul 16, 2014: Byard, Barber tabbed first team All-C-USA


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Wednesday, Jul 16, 9:26 pmThe No. 4 overall pick in June's NBA Draft, former Arizona Wildcat Aaron Gordon, has signed a deal with Nike, according to a report.... Read more...
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Tuesday, Jul 15, 10:13 amIt's not exactly a secret that the best teams usually have the best players. And in college basketball, the best players often enter college pretty highly ranked by scouting services. While landing... Read more...
Former Wildcat Aaron Gordon records monster block in NBA Summer League debut
Sunday, Jul 6, 8:37 amFormer Arizona Wildcats forward Aaron Gordon could use some work on his free throw shooting, and his overall offensive game needs polishing, but there's one primary reason the 18-year-old was drafted No.... Read more...
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Saturday, Jul 5, 2:04 pmFormer Arizona point guard Nick Johnson's first taste of professional basketball was memorable to say the least. Johnson, the reigning Pac-12 Player of the Year, was drafted last month by the Houston... Read more...
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Thursday, Jun 26, 8:23 pmArizona guard Nick Johnson was taken with the No. 42 overall pick in the second round of the NBA Draft Thursday night by the Houston Rockets. A Gilbert, AZ native, Johnson averaged 16.1 points and... Read more...
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Sandra K Reabuck
The Tribune-Democrat
An Indiana County man was ordered this morning to stand trial in Cambria County Court in the 2010 beating death of a Northern Cambria man.
Sherman Lynn Holes, 43, of Cherry Tree, is accused of using a small section of a wooden board to beat 79-year-old Arthur "Arch" Henry on the head on June 30, 2010, in Henry's mobile-home. Henry died three days later at Memorial Medical Center in Johnstown.
At a two-hour preliminary hearing today, District Judge Michael Zungali ordered Holes to stand trial on charges of criminal homicide and aggravated assault. Prosecutors dropped a robbery charge in the incident.
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Anderson Antunes, Contributor
All things wealth-related. And a bit more.
For someone who claims to have achieved multimillionaire status by the age 23, billionaire Eike Batista probably knows a thing or two about getting rich. Currently listed by Forbes as the 8th richest person in the world, with a net worth estimated at $30 billion, Batista makes no ceremony about his biggest aim in life: to become the richest individual on the planet, a title that's currently held by Mexico's Carlos Slim, who's worth $74 billion as of our latest count from early March.
In the meantime, while the Brazilian billionaire's crusade to outrun Slim continues (due to market uncertainty, both men have lost considerable amounts of money over the past few months), Batista decided to share some of his Midas touch knowledge by publishing a book, "Eike Batista's X Factor — The Path of Brazil's Biggest Entrepreneur" ("Eike Batista, O X Da Questão – A Trajetória Do Maior Empreendedor Do Brasil," in its original title in Portuguese).
Although the book is not an autobiography — in its introduction, Batista explains that his official biography is already being written by the New York Times' Alan Riding — he shares a lot of his personal views on business and money, beginning with the title's use of the "X" letter, his favorite from the alphabet, in all of his companies' names. It's meant to suggest the multiplication of wealth.
Most of his business savvy, he explains, was learned under pressure, sometimes from deeper issues dating back to his childhood. During his early teens, Batista used to suffer from asthma. That's when his mother, who was German, decided to enroll him in swimming lessons, making sure he would complete his training every day in a heated pool. "That made me really anxious, but in less than a year I was cured. And then I learned one simple lesson: you grow as a person when you face your own challenges."
Batista also acknowledges that there are a lot of self-help books out there promising to make its readers into multimillionaires in the blink of an eye, but, in most cases, these books were written by people who never really made a million dollars themselves. "People know what I've done. I'm the world's most versatile business man. I've built 20 different multi-billion businesses in different areas, beginning from scratch. That's a huge incentive for people to buy my book," Batista says.
He certainly has a point.
Check out Eike Batista's 10 simple rules on how to become, well, Eike Batista:
1. "Nobody is happy alone. To share experiences is always a good thing."
2. "You grown as a person when you face your own challenges, or stressful moments, as I like to say. A good entrepreneur must be prepared to evolve in adversity."
3. "The good seller is the one who is also a good listener."
4."Believe in yourself. If you doubt in yourself, you won't be able to face your co-workers. Or the market, for that matter."
Is Batista's book written and sold in English..?
Is Batista's book for sale in English anywhere..?
I guess things would not be so easy if he was not son of Eliezer Batista, ex-president of CVRD-Companhia Vale do Rio Doce and, also, Brazilian ex-minister of Mines and Energy (between 1961 to 1964, and, during the period of 1979 to 1986).
For the ones that can understand Portuguese, try to read this:
Source: http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eike_Batista
Intestesting: "Look forward; focus on what people don't see at first sight."
right now 2 unstoppable megatrends, with only the timing (exactly when) an open issue.
1. The financial collapse of the USA. All Ponzi's collapse and with the FED now buying out own debt – that's proof right there we're on our way.
2. China's emerging middle class, basically China is about to go through what the USA did in the 1950′s and 1960′s. When China cuts off USA credit, they will more than likely lend more to their own middle class, as they cannot trust the dollar anymore.
Iam encouraged with the philantropists how they have been helping the poor masses. Iam a found of an NGO here in Zambia called GLOBAL LIGHT MISSION to try and help the poor in my community. Please let someone come forward to help me fulfil this dream.
Tom Bartlett's 10 Simple Rules for
Becoming a Billionaire
(With apologies to Will Rogers, who stated the rules much earlier and funnier)
1. Be sure to be born to wealthy loving successful parents who will provide an excellent education.
2. Make sure that you remain healty and energetic all your life.
3. Steer clear of all accidents, especially those that may incapacitate you.
4. Avoid cancer, heart disease, and all crippling illnesses.
5. Carefully select a career field that will be in great demand in the future.
6. Invest wisely; never invest in any business that will eventually fail.
7. Advice for investing in the stock market: Only invest in companies whose
stock prices will rise…if the company's stock doesn't rise, do not invest.
8. Only choose faithful friends who will always stand by you.
9. Invent something that everybody needs.
10. And finally, absolutely do not under any circumstances die young. This will cut short any chances to really accumulate a large fortune.
Anderson Antunes, very article.
Brasil, step by step, gives his air of grace in category hitherto little mogul admitted by the world community. Eike Batista, without modesty shows your goal and know that he will fight. View a Brazilian in the world in all material wealth does not cease to be proud of.
He forgot the intertwining of two important factors: hard work with fortune (Fortes fortuna adiuvat). Its not simply enough to work hard or to have fortune (luck), but its the combination of the two that allows one to succeed.
The tips are on the right track, would love to read more.


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NORMAN — Col. (Ret.) USA, Virgil William "Bill" Stone, 70, passed peacefully in his sleep Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013, at his home in Norman after an extended illness.
Bill was born in Chickasha on June 15, 1943, to Virgil Mansel Stone and Joan Wetmore Stone, who preceded him in death. He also was preceded in death by his wife, Michele Zollars Stone, and stepmother, Marjorie Stone.
Bill attended the University of Oklahoma, where he was active in the Lambda Chi fraternity. After two years at OU, he received his appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., graduating in 1967. His military career included tours in Vietnam, Germany, Newport, R.I., West Point, N.Y., Fort Sill in Lawton and Fort Lewis in Washington. He retired from the military in 1993 and moved to Norman, where he worked as a CPA in his family firm.
Bill was active in many community functions in Norman, including the chamber of commerce, Rotary Club, St. John's Episcopal Church and Lambda Chi Alumni Association. He loved golfing, especially with his West Point Bulldogs golf group.
Bill was a true soldier and gentleman and was dedicated to his family, friends, country and, most of all, to God. He was a friend to many. Anyone who knew Bill would testify to his quick wit, his personal attention to each individual and his peaceful, tender heart.
Bill is survived by his loving wife, Mary Lou; son, Robert Stone and wife Jessica; daughter, DeLee Boss; sister, Jenyle Koskie and Sue Ann Hecksher; stepdaughter, Kristine Browne and husband William; stepson, Kevin Partridge; and many grandchildren, cousins, sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law.
Memorial services will be 10 a.m. Friday at St. John's Episcopal Church in Norman.
In lieu of flowers, donations should be sent to Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation (OIF.org), P.O. Box 824061, Philadelphia, PA 19182-4061; to the Michael J. Fox Parkinson's Foundation, Grand Central Station, P.O. Box 4777 NY, NY 10163-4777; or to St. John's Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 2088, Norman, OK 73070.
Services have been entrusted to the care of Primrose Funeral Service.
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Whether you are a "sort of" New Keynesian or an "Austerian," after reading Paul Krugman's "End This Depression Now" you will have a better understanding of economics and the arguments for and against more government spending (i.e. stimulus) to get us out of the depression.
While many economists call for austerity - cutting government spending to reduce the deficit - Krugman, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics, makes a good case for more government stimulus spending when the economy is in a depression. He does not deny we need to cut government spending, but argues that this is the wrong time to do it.
With unemployment high, consumer spending is down. People and businesses become more and more cautious about spending and this stalls the economy even more. Among other recommendations such as mortgage relief, he claims a huge injection of government spending would get people back to work, jump start the economy and put us on the road to recovery. Krugman's thesis finds support in the Economist magazine in its outlook for Europe. His criticism of Obama is that his stimulus program was not big enough.
Krugman is of the opinion that if the politicians had some courage to act, the problem could be solved quickly. Unfortunately, our political class (both parties) is mired in polarizing, uncompromising extremism and can't seem to focus on getting anything accomplished other than raising Super Pac money and getting reelected . They may need a "stimulus" kick from voters. Term limits anyone?


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By SHELLY RAGEN Courier correspondent
Ottumwa Courier
---- — SELMA — The handwritten sign on the outside of the R & L shop in Selma reads "open by appointment or chance." If you happen to go for the luck of chance, you might find Rex Richardson busy with his 50-year hobby of working with leather.
Walking inside the shop, it's as if you stuck your nose right inside a real leather baseball glove. It's a wonderful aroma and a step back in time to an old tradition of American handiwork. In this day and age of electronic everything, it's nice to see a simple working trade such as leather craft.
Richardson, 82, is a self-taught leather craftsman who learned the trade by reading books and practicing. Some might consider his work western art, but he honestly doesn't. He explained farther out west they might see it more of as an artform.
"I don't consider myself an artist. It's just a hobby. It don't take a rocket scientist to learn how to do it. I try to do the best I can," Richardson explains. "My trademark is there's one mistake in every job."
If you look closely at the intricate tooling on the saddles, it's hard to identify any mistakes. The lines curve into leaves and foliage in swirls and an untrained eye wouldn't see it; however, the leather craftsman would. The workbench is stocked with every sort of tool necessary, such as gauges, hammers, edge bevellers and knives. It is interesting to see some of the tools that have been used for hundreds, if not thousands, of years.
Richardson demonstrates the leather pattern-making of the foliage by dampening a piece of leather and using a stamping tool the size of a long nail. He taps on it with a hammer and repeats the action moving upward on the leather. He then demonstrates another design with a swivel knife that makes decorative cuts that only penetrate through half of the leather. He does all the designs freehand with no set pattern.
Richardson opened the small shop in Selma about 30 years ago. Hanging on the walls are bridles, harnesses and gun holsters, and there are several saddles on display near the counter. Most everything is American-made except for the metal pieces. Richardson says unfortunately very few companies in the U.S. make them anymore.
Although his hobby shop is technically not a business, some folks do come from nearly 100 miles away to have him repair saddles and other pieces. Richardson points out a stirrup that needs repaired and a strap of a harness with the leather torn. He'll have to cut a new piece of leather out for that.
There is a new trend of appreciation for local, handmade products, as well as the art of the community, and it seems to be catching on. Perhaps there is a sentiment attached, one of bygone days, and the hope to see a resurgence of that American self-made spirit.
Richardson hopes to see future generations enjoy leather-working as a hobby or a sideline job.
"There are quite a few people around that do some leather tooling, that make wallets, purses and belts," Richardson explains. "I've run onto some every once in a while that do things like that. They do it because they enjoy it — creating something of their own with their own designs."


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Members of the antiwar veterans advocacy group that makes its home across the highway from Joint Base Lewis-McChord are wrapping up a West Coast tour this weekend with events in the Puget Sound.
Coffee Strong, the Lakewood veterans organization, joined with two other advocacy groups from Texas and Germany for a San Diego-to-Everett tour promoting their GI outreach centers.
They plan to be in Olympia at 2 p.m. Saturday for an event with Vietnam veterans at the Olympia Unitarian Universalist Church, 2200 East End St. NW, Olympia.
The 12-city tour has brought together "a real interesting collection of civilian supporters and veterans," said Alex Bacon, a former Coast Guard member who is Coffee Strong's operations director.
Coffee Strong in recent years has drawn attention to mental health complaints at Lewis-McChord, brought an Iraqi heavy metal band to Lakewood and offered services to soldiers outside of their chain of command.
Lately, Bacon said, the group has been helping veterans with claims for benefits.
"More and more of our work has been helping people who are on their way out of the Army get their full benefits or helping people who have been inappropriately kicked out rectify their records," he said.


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Flamboyant Henry VIII is most associated with this majestic palace, which he extended and developed after acquiring it in the 1520s. The palace's many royal occupants have ensured the palace has fabulous furnishings, tapestries and paintings. It is set in beautiful formal gardens, which include the famous maze and the Great Vine.
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The Other Boleyn Girl dresses
Dresses worn by Scarlet Johannson and Natalie Portman in the recent Hollywood blockbuster 'The Other Boleyn Girl' are currently on display until August 26, 2008.
The Young Henry VII exhibition
Be among the first to visit this fascinating new exhibition. It explores the stereotypes that have over shadowed the true characters and stories of Henry VIII, Cardinal Wolsey and Katherine of Aragon for centuries. Historic paintings from the Royal Collection, together with audio-visual and hands-on displays, will help you explore and discover a very different King Henry VIII.
The Georgian Rooms:
Shown today as they were in 1737 during the final visit of the royal court the Georgian Rooms present a more relaxed, informal and domestic side of palace life.
The Wolsey Rooms:
A permanent interactive exhibition revealing the relationship between Henry VIII, Katherine of Aragon and Cardinal Wolsey during the 1520's at Hampton Court Palace.
Mantegna's Triumph of Caesar:
Andrea Mantegna's Triumphs of Caesar are considered to be one of the most important works of the Italian Renaissance.
Palace Gardens:
There are over 60 acres of gardens to explore at Hampton Court including the Maze, the Great Vine and the recently restored Privy Garden.
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Futurists and Scientists hypothesise about a coming technological singularity; a point in time in the future where it is believed that man-machine intelligence will explode, accelerating technological progress at a rate so quickly that the future will be radically different from today. So different, that as mere mortals, limited by the human brain, we cannot even comprehend this future.
Whether or not the singularity will eventuate, man and machine have become closer with the launch of the FreelancerAPI. For over 60 years, humans have programmed computers through software. This API, for the first time, provides a sophisticated programming interface for humans, for use by software. This API allows software for the first time to send sophisticated and complex tasks such as real engineering or problem solving to humans, retrieve the results and pay for the completed work.
There are countless possibilities for the API and Freelancer.in is actively looking to engage with its community of Employers and Freelancers to embrace those possibilities.
Want more information? Keep up-to-date with our blog where all major announcements will be covered, or if you're a developer, keeping reading for more on our API Sandbox, Developer Wiki and environment.
The Freelancer API allows developers to create new and innovative ways for freelancers, employers and even other software to interact with the largest global jobs marketplace. The API allows developers to utilise the entire functionality of Freelancer.in.
The API is HTTP and XML based, using OAuth (http://oauth.net/) for authentication.
We have created a Developer Wiki that contains all the information you need to start developing applications for the Freelancer API. There is a getting started guide, flow chart diagrams, how to guides and we will post sample code. There will also be an area to share the applications you have created.
We have created a sandbox environment where you can test your applications in a controlled environment before releasing it to the world. The sandbox environment is designed in a seamless way, so that you can migrate your application to the main site easily.
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Audacious Leadership
The aim of assessment is to provide information about the success of the unit. Assessment comprises of three elements:
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Leadership Learning Plan
You will be asked to complete some measures related to leadership style and preferred group role etc. You will also need to supply a description (1,000 words plus or minus ten per cent) of your leadership experience and learning aspirations. This must be submitted prior to the voyage and will form part of your leadership portfolio.
Leadership Learning Portfolio
The leadership learning portfolio is a collection of evidence about your leadership. It includes the leadership learning plan and can also include assessments, such as 360 degree assessments made by colleagues, comments made by mentors, evidence of achievements related to leadership or of previous leadership-related courses. Our aim is to achieve measurable change in your leadership competence and success. You will also be required to keep a journal, the leadership log, of your experiences during the voyage. After the voyage we will ask you to complete some more questionnaires. All of these data will be combined with your leadership log and your essay to provide feedback on the success of the unit and your own success as a learner.
Critical Essay
The critical essay provides a chance for you to reflect on your experience of the voyage in the context of academic writing about leadership. You are encouraged to take a particular theoretical perspective and provide a critical analysis of it using your own experience as context. The word limit is 3,000 plus or minus ten per cent and the essay is due within a month of completing the voyage.


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A bomb threat found written on a bathroom wall at Corsicana High School Monday prompted school district officials to end evening activities early and conduct a search of the campus.
According to a news release from the Corsicana Independent School District Monday night, a message was found written on a wall in the Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP) men's restroom at Corsicana High School (CHS) that read: "I'm gana bomb the school 1-29-13 do it."
The release said the district worked with the Corsicana Police and Fire Departments along with CISD police and school administration to conduct a search of the campus.
Evening activities at the campus were shut down early as a result of the discovery.
At 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, another release from the CISD said that the campus had been given the "all clear" for classes to resume as normal.
"We cannot begin to question the sincerity of the threat," said Dr. Diane Frost, CISD Superintendent. "We will proceed with every precaution to protect the safety of our students and staff."
The release also said an extra CISD police officer was on campus on Tuesday, and students and staff were encouraged to report any suspicious activity.
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Boston hotels prepare to welcome visitors who come for Boston events in August including Summer Dine Out Boston and the Annual Meeting of the Bar Association. The Boston Park Plaza Hotel has special offers to welcome summer visitors - view offer details > or check rates >.
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Boston hotels like The Boston Park Plaza Hotel welcome visitors who come for the many Boston events in August. The Boston Park Plaza Hotels convenient location makes it a good choice for both business and leisure travelers. The Boston hotel has impressive special offers to welcome summer guests. View offer details >.
National Association of Chain Drug Stores
When: August 24 through August 26, 2014
Where: Boston Convention & Exhibition Center | 415 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210
Call: 617-954-2000
An exhibition hall, informative seminars, and networking opportunities are a few of the reasons that this Boston event is so well-attended by those in the industry. Exhibitors have the chance to meet representatives from top retailers including CVS, Rite Aid, Sams Club, and many others.
Katy Perry: The Prismatic World Tour
When: August 1, 2014
Where: TD Garden | 100 Legends Way Boston, MA 02114
Call: 617-624-1050
Pop singer Katy Perry makes a stop in Boston during her Prismatic World Tour. Tickets for this Boston event are still available, but are likely to sell out in advance.
Annual Meeting of the American Bar Association
When: August 8 through August 12, 2014
Where: Hynes Convention Center | 900 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02115
Call: 617-954-2000
This large meeting of members of the American Bar Association includes networking events and seminars by leaders in various areas of law. Sample topics include Combating Gun Violence: A Role for Lawyers and the Bar, Privacy and Cyber Security: New Issues on the Horizon, Nonprofit Boards of Directors 101: What You Must Know, and many more.
Summer Dine Out Boston
When: August 17 through August 22 and August 24 through August 29, 2014
Where: Various locations
For several days in August, diners can enjoy discounts on lunch and dinner at several top Boston restaurants. Reservations are accepted up to 3 weeks in advance. Visitors can check the Dine Out Boston website for a list of participating restaurants.
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Parted Magic, a Live Linux with programs for partitioning and data rescue, is available in version 4.9. Apart from bug fixes, it includes a few new features.
One of the major changes to Parted Magic affect the kernel, which the developers rid of the old IDE drivers. The most noticeable consequence to users is that the hard drives are no longer named /dev/hd*, but rather /dev/sd*, and CDs and DVDs were renamed /dev/sr*. Support for Virtio hard disk drivers was also added.
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10 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays, 9 a.m.-noon Saturdays, Christ The Redeemer Anglican Church, 2815 U.S. 41, Fort Valley. Call 953-9822.
Ironmen Community Prayer Breakfast
6-6:50 a.m. Fridays, Wellston Center, Maple Street, Warner Robins. Free light breakfast, encouragement from Gods word and prayer. Nondenominational gathering for men and boys.
Marriage Conference
7-9 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m.-noon Saturday, Houston Lake Presbyterian Church, 101 OBrien Drive, Kathleen. James Hurley speaking. $25 per couple due at registration. Price includes refreshments Friday and breakfast Saturday. Childcare not provided. Call 987-7503 or go to www.houstonlakepres.org to register, or visit the church welcome desk.
Men of Standard Mens Ministry
10 a.m. the second Saturday of each month, 220 Ga. 49 N. (behind Dairy Queen), Byron.
Victorious Ladies of Virtue Womens Ministry
10 a.m., the fourth Saturday of each month, Evans Building, 100 E. Church St., Fort Valley. Call (770) 597-8258.
Adonai School of the Prophetic
1-5 p.m., the first and third Saturdays of each month, Quality Suites Hotel, 4080 Watson Blvd., Warner Robins. Provides instruction for operating in the five-fold ministry, especially the prophetic office or gift, with ministerial licensing and ordination available. Online classes also. Call Betty at 302-2349 or e-mail email@example.com.
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3 p.m. Sunday, 110 Walker Road, Byron. Black history program. Call 397-6301.
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4 p.m. Sunday, 1302 Ennis Ave., Warner Robins. Gospel sing featuring, The Christian Travelers, Chosen Voices, Divine of Smiths, The Creek Boys, The Marveletts, Shirley White & The Voices of Harmony, Isaiah 54:17, Gospel Kings, and Chosen. Free. Call Leroy, 550-0985, SheTori, 352-9301, or the Rev. Wornum, 297-1481.
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6 p.m. dinner, 7 p.m. worship, the first Monday of each month, Hebron Fellowship Baptist Church, 3200 U.S. 41 N., Byron. Call 953-0224.
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9 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesdays and 9 a.m.-noon Wednesdays, Centerville United Methodist Church, Centerville. Call 396-2201.
Prayer and Empowerment Hour
Noon Tuesdays, Temple of Miracles Global Worship Center, 2758 U.S. 41 N., Warner Robins.
Faith Lutheran Church
Lenten services: Noon (followed by a light meal) and 7 p.m. (light meal at 6:30 p.m.) Feb. 20, 27, March 6, 13, 20, 301 N. Pleasant Hill Road, Warner Robins. Theme: Different Wounds: Wounds of betrayal, apathy, denial mockery, and abandonment. Call 923-2239.
All Saints Episcopal Church Wine & Cheese Event
7 p.m. Feb. 22, 1708 Watson Blvd., Warner Robins. Enjoy wine tasting, great cheeses and breads plus a silent auction, raffle and door prizes. Tickets: $20 and can be purchased at the church, 923-1791 or from Wynette, 953-6643.
Dynamic Secrets of Healing and Longevity Mini-Workshop
1-2 p.m. Feb. 23, Centerville Library, 206 Gunn Road, Centerville. Help increase full awareness of your secret inner power and ability to eliminate stress, heal sickness, live long, lose weight, eliminate debt, increase your income, overcome addiction, attract your soul mate and prevent bad things from happening to you. Call 923-8611 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
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5 p.m. March 3, 501 Preston St., Fort Valley. Concert featuring the family of Mary Murray celebrating black history through Negro spirituals in song, narrative and pictorial media. A reception and birthday celebration honoring Mary Murray afterwards in fellowship hall. Call (478) 825-2958.
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Twitter temporarily suspends Ubermedia's twitter clients UberTwitter, Twidroyd, and UberCurrent for several violations leaving many users Tweetless. In a statement Twitter mentions, "a privacy issue with private Direct Messages longer than 140 characters, trademark infringement, and changing the content of users' Tweets in order to make money". The suspension began on Feb. 18th and lasted two days. During this period Ubermedia worked feverishly to revamp their apps to meet Twitter's requirements. One of these changes included renaming Ubertwitter to Ubersocial (download found hereand Twitdroyd's here). In Ubermedia's official statement, its CEO Bill Gross, said that, "We began a process of changing the name three weeks ago by polling our users, and we've decided based on their input to change the product name to UberSocial, which we completed today."
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Carta Pastoral - Verano 2014
La importancia de saber controlar las emociones en el liderazgo publico.
La importancia de saber controlar las emociones en el liderazgo publico.
Sometimes we need God to bring a power-generating flood into our hearts, similar to how a physical flood can infringe upon a town.
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Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.
- Psalm 150:6 NIV
It is with extreme gratitude to the Lord that I would like to introduce you to The Wesleyan Church's new Director of Multi-Ethnic Ministries. His name is Rev. Santes Beatty.
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CAMANCHE — Determann Asphalt Paving L.L.C could be seen along Washington Boulevard on Thursday, grinding spots in the new road. The Camanche City Council agreed Wednesday that fixing the bumps and dips in the road was more important than how it looks.
"We have to explain to the people why we spent multi-million dollars on a brand new road and it looks like hell," Councilman Trevor Willis said.
Todd Powers, of Determan Asphalt, told the council Wednesday that they still do not know why they had issues with the smoothness of the road. He added that it can be pretty common to have a a bump at the headed. However, he told the council that he replaced parts from his paver and rented other equipment to try to reduce the bumps in the road.
"You try your best and you might grind or you might not," Powers said.
City Engineer Dan Solchenberger pointed out nine spots along Washington Boulevard where Determann is contractually obligated to fix due to bumps and dips or a surface index of more than 30 inches per mile. The contract required that Detterman try to have a surface index of no more than 22. Anything higher would mean a deduction in payment.
Determann Asphalt has agreed to not only grind the places required. They also will grind anything above 15 inches per mile. Solchenberger warned that grinding the road will leave a noticeable difference in the color of the road.
The council has previously discussed milling out the bad portions and pouring the asphalt again for aesthetics reasons. Solchenberger advised that this may not be the best option. Not only did he feel that Determann would not be obligated to do it for free, he worried the same problem could occur again. The concern was also expressed that milling it out could compromise the structural integrity of the road.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - This weekend, gospel music is taking over Nashville. Friday, BMI named Edwin Hawkins, Lady Tramaine Hawkins and Kurt Carr as Trailblazers of gospel music.
Their songs billow from church pews every Sunday. Beyond the melodies, the words that have touched lives, maybe even changed them. During the awards luncheon gospel artists paid tribute to the honorees, by singing the songs they made famous.
"I grew up listening to these artists," artist Isaac Carree said. "I'm so excited."
Edwin Hawkins is the force behind gospel hit "Oh Happy Day," that went mainstream after it was featured in the movie Sister Act 2.
Slideshow: BMI Trailblazers
"For me to be chosen to be honored today is a real thrill for me," Hawkins said.
Lady Tramaine Hawkins, lended her voice to that project, and is also known for songs "Goin' Up Yonder" and "Highway."
"That's what I'm here for today. I'm here for Tramaine," gospel great Yolanda Adams said.
Kurt Carr's songs are staples in churches all across the country. They include "For Every Mountain" and "Peace and Favor Rest on Us."
"Wow, it's hard for that to sink in because I feel like there's so much more for me to do," he explained.
Together, their music has inspired generations.
"I'm really excited about this particular event because we get an opportunity to celebrate those individuals who have literally laid the path for all of us," artist Smokie Norful said.
For a career that's been about honoring the gospel through music, this day is all about them.


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Wichita police were called out to Grove Street and 8th Street Friday evening, after neighbors reported a woman was lying in the street. Officers responded and tell us they found an adult female, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
At this time, police say they are still actively investigating and tell us they can't say for sure how the woman was killed or the nature of her injuries. When asked if the accident appeared to be a hit and run, police said they did not know.
They are looking for a white vehicle that was spotted in the area around the time the woman's body was discovered, they believe the driver might be a witness or have more information.
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The next Motherhouse Road Trip takes off August 28! We'll visit our neighbors to the south, the Sisters of the Precious Blood in Dayton, Ohio. More details coming soon!
Blogs by Catholic Nuns
Catholic sisters and nuns are blogging! Check out the variety of religious communities and sisterly voices! Please let us know if you have any suggestions or updates. Our criteria for including blogs on this list are as follows: the blog must 1) be written by a Catholic sister or nun or by a woman formally in the process of formation, 2) not be anonymous -- we need to know which community to which the blogger belongs, 3) be currently active -- posts within the last month.
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1 Franciscan Way - Sisters of Saint Francis of the Martyr Saint George
Abbey of Saint Walburga - Benedictine Nuns (OSB) in Virginia Dale, Colorado
Amuzing Grace - Sister Ruth, OSB Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration in Clyde, MIssouri
Backlit with Joy - Sister Jean Hopman, OSU, and Sister Elisa Ryan, OSU (Ursuline Sisters, United States Province)
Bayathread - Sister Baya Clare, CSJ (Sisters of Saint Joseph)
Benedictine Sisters of Yankton - Sacred Heart Monastery in Yankton, South Dakota
Bridging Cultures - Sisters Pam Donelan, Janice Klein, and Mary Thomas (Sisters of the Presentation of the Virgin Mary)
Catherine's Cafe - Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa (Order of Preachers, OP)
Catholic Benedictine Sisters Discernment Blog - Sisters of Saint Benedict of Saint Mary Monastery in Rock Island, Illinois (OSB)
Catholic Faith Corner - Sister Kathleen Glavich, SND (Sisters of Notre Dame)
Caught Up in God: Cenacle Journal - Sister Rose Hoover, RC (Cenacle Sisters)
Collaborative Dominican Novitiate - Dominican Novices (Order of Preachers, OP)
Colwich Novitiate - Benedictine Nuns of Saint Mary's Abbey, Colwich, England
A Comfortable Cup of Tea - Sister Sarah Foster, RSM (Sisters of Mercy)
Communitas et Caritas - Sister Juliet, RSCJ, in formation with the Religious Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Connect with Mercy - Sisters of Mercy of the Americas (RSM)
Contemplative Horizon - Sister Hildegard Pleva, OSsR, (Redemptoristine Nuns, Order of the Most Holy Redeemer)
Daughters of Charity, Province of Saint Louise Archives - Archive staff, Daughters of Charity (DC)
Diary of a Sister-in-Training - Tracy Kemme in formation with the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati (SC)
Dominican Life on Lotus Lane - Dominican Sisters of the Monastery of the Infant Jesus in Lufkin, Texas (OP)
Dominican Nuns of Summit, New Jersey - Dominican Nuns of Summit, New Jersey (OP, Order of Preachers)
Drink Deeply, My Daughter - Amanda Kern in formation with the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul (DC)
Express Blog - Sisters of Notre Dame, Toledo Ohio (SND)
FCJ Sisters' Blog - Faithful Companions of Mary
FSPA for Justice and Peace - Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
Felician Franciscan Sisters - Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Felix (CSSF)
Franciscan Footprints - Sisters of the Third Order of Saint Francis, Peoria, Illinois (OSF)
Franciscan Life - Sister Ann Marie Slavin, OSF (Sister of Saint Francis of Philadelphia)
Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity - Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity (FSCC)
From the Heart - Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart (MHSH)
Grace to Paint - Sister Maresa Lilley, SND (Sisters of Notre Dame)
Habitually Speaking - Sister Monica, OSF - Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity (FSCC)
Happynun Thinks Aloud - Sister Colleen Clair, FMA (Salesian Sisters of Saint John Bosco)
Hell Burns - Sister Helena Burns, FSP (Daughters of Saint Paul)
Hope-full Signs - Sister Judith Andrews, SJH (Sisters of Jesus Our Hope)
IHM Calling - Sister Mary Bea Keeley, IHM (Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Monroe, Michigan)
iBenedictines - Holy Trinity Monastery, Howton Grove Priory, UK (Benedictine Nuns, OSB)
In the Hands of the Potter - Sisters of Notre Dame (SND)
In the Shadow of His Wings - Passionist Nuns, Kentucky
Let Christ Be Formed in Me - Postulants of the Daughters of Saint Paul (FSP)
Life at the Convent - Sister Mary Lou, OSF (Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls, Minnesota)
The Life of a New Sister - Sister Nicole Trahan, FMI (Daughters of Mary Immaculate; aka the Marianist Sisters)
Light Through Stained-Glass Windows - Sister Susan Doubet, OSB (Benedictine Sisters of Erie, Pennsylvania)
Little Company of Mary - Little Company of Mary Sisters of Ireland
Little Design - Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondelet of Saint Louis, Missouri
Live + Jesus! - The Order of the Visitation of Holy Mary at the Monastery of the Visitation in Georgetown (aka Visitation Sisters)
Living Justly - Sister Kathleen Ryan, SND (Sisters of Notre Dame)
Living Scripture - Sister Mary Terzo, FMA (Salesian Sisters of Saint John Bosco)
Living the Tradition: A Benedictine Blog - Sister Lynn Elisabeth Meadows, OSB (Benedictine Sisters of Sacred Heart Monastery in Cullman, Alabama)
Living the Zeal of Benedict - Sister Marilyn Schauble, OSB (Benedictine Sisters of Erie, Pennsylvania)
Messy Jesus Business - Sister Julia Walsh, FSPA (Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration)
Monastery Happenings - Sister Florence Vales, OSC (Poor Clare Sisters of New Jersey)
The Monastic Mirror - Sister John Paul, OSB, of the Benedictine Sisters of Elk County
Monastic Musings Too - Sister Edith, OSB (Order of Saint Benedict; aka Benedictines)
Musings of a Discerning Woman - Sister Susan Rose Francois, CSJP (Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace)
Mystics and Prophets - Sister Amy Hereford, CSJ (Sisters of Saint Joseph)
Notes from Stillsong Hermitage - Sister Laurel M. O'Neal, Erem Dio (a diocesan hermit in the Camaldolese tradition)
Nun News Blog - Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration of Our Lady of Solitude Monastery (aka the Desert Nuns)
Nun Talk at A Nun's Life Ministry - Sister Julie Vieira, IHM, and Sister Maxine Kollasch, IHM (Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Monroe, Michigan)
Nunblog - Sister Anne Flanagan, FSP (Daughters of Saint Paul)
NunEssential - Sister Miriam James Heidland (SOLT, Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity)
Nunsuch - Sister Sandy Yost, CSJ (Sisters of Saint Joseph)
OPreach - Sister Patricia Farrell, OP (Dominican Sisters of San Rafael; aka Order of Preachers)
La Paz de Susan - Sister Susan Dewitt, CSJP (Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace)
P R Woman for Christ - Sister Mary Peter Martin, FSP (Daughters of Saint Paul)
Reflections of an RSCJ - Sister Helen Rosenthal, RSCJ (Religious of the Sacred Heart)
Scattered Showers in a Clear Sky - Sister Anne Higgins, DC (Daughters of Charity)
The School Sisters of Saint Francis - Sister Mary Michael and Sister Maryana, OSF
Seeking God: A Benedictine Blog - Benedictine Sisters of Queen of Angels Monastery in Mt. Angel, Oregon
Sister Helen Prejean - Sister Helen Prejean, CSJ - (Congregation of Saint Joseph)
A Sister of St. Joseph's Blog - Sister Joanne Gallagher, CSJ (Sisters of Saint Joseph of Boston)
Sister Rose at the Movies - Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP (Daughters of Saint Paul)
Sisters Blog - Sisters of Bon Secours (CBS)
The Sisters' Blog - Sisters of Saint Benedict of Ferdinand, Indiana (OSB)
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Various sisters in the community (BVM)
Sisters of the Gospel of Life - Sister Rosanne Reddy and Sister Andrea Fraile (Glasgow)
Sisters of Grace - Sister Jennifer Mechtild Horner, OSB (Sisters of Saint Benedict of Our Lady of Grace Monastery in Beech Grove, Indiana)
Sisters of the Holy Family - Sisters of the Holy Family (SHF)
Sisters of Providence Blog - Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana (SP)
Sisters of Saint Benedict's Monastery - Benedictine Sisters in St. Joseph, Minnesota (OSB)
Sisters of Saint Dominic - Sisters of Saint Dominic of Blauvelt, New York (Dominicans, OP)
Some Call Me Sis - Sister Vicki Wuolle, CSA (Congregation of Sisters of Saint Agnes)
Spirit of the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul - Sister Denise LaRock, DC
Sr. Stephanie's ABCs - Sister Stefanie MacDonald, OSB
Streams 'n Stirrings - Sister Jean Hinderer, CSA (Congregation of Sisters of Saint Agnes)
Sunflower Seeds - Sister Melannie Svoboda, SND
Support Katie's Habit - Sister Katie Press, ASCJ (Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus)
Take with You Words - Sister Genevieve Glen, OSB (Order of Saint Benedict; aka Benedictines)
Unable to Grasp God's Essence - a member of the Cenacle Sisters (RC)
The Ursuline Sisters of Youngstown, Ohio - Sister Therese Ann Rich, OSU (Order of Saint Ursula)
Visitation Monastery - Visitation Monastery of Minneapolis (congregational initials: VHM)
Wandering in Wonder - Colleen Gibson in formation with the Sisters of St. Joseph of Philadelphia
Window to the Soul - Sister Marie Paul Curley, FSP (Daughters of Saint Paul)
Windows on Ursuline Life - Ursuline Sisters (OSU, Order of Saint Ursula)
The Word of God - Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Felix (Felician Sisters, CSSF)


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Customer Reviews
- Fabulous Review by Haidee
Easy to make. Lots of compliments every time I wear it. Used Knit Picks Full circle yarn - stitch definition is terrific.
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- This sweater is AMAZING! Review by Melanie Arden
When I saw this sweater on the cover of Interweave Knits, I knew I had to make it this gorgeous work of wearable art. The design seemed intimidating at first but when I sat down to knit the duster, I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to make. This sweater is a joy to knit and wear. I have received numerous compliments on my "stylish sweater". I highly recommend this design to anyone who loves to knit. The Tilted Duster is AWESOME!
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Why Was Jesus so Impressed with the Faith of the Roman Centurion?
What Do We Learn from Mary Anointing the Feet of Jesus in John 12?
What's the Book of Jonah All About?
Scripture taken from the Good News Translation - Second Edition, Copyright 1992 by American Bible Society. Used by Permission. (Good News Translation w/ Apocrypha)


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There is something viscerally male about Godsmack music. It reminds me of pagan ceremonies regarding the hunt.
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I have a copy of the first album, before they signed. It is a cd, unopened/original seal with receipt and bag from a local music store dated 7/27/98. 5-5010 All Wound Up. Interested parties can contact me.


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Outback Bowl
Georgia vs. Michigan State
Monday, January 2, 1:00 pm
Are they focused and ready? How about interested in this game? Those are some of the most important questions for this year's Outback Bowl.Both Michigan State and Georgia played in their respective conference title games with each given more than a fair chance to go BCS bowling with a potential win. Sparty was tantalizingly close to beating Wisconsin and just missed out on the Rose Bowl. Georgia gave itself a great chance to beat LSU, but, like most teams against the nation's top program, they faded late and the Tigers pulled away in the second half. Now it seems the team most willing to be here and put aside their last loss will be the one most equipped to win the Outback Bowl. This phenomenon is commonly known as the hangover effect: who is going to still be thinking about their potential spot in the BCS that was lost last month? Who is really to finish the year on a high and score a very quality win against an equally quality opponent?
Despite Georgia's loss to LSU, the Bulldogs flourished at the end of the season. The Dawgs won nine of their last 10 games, including going 7-3 against the spread during that stretch. The main reason for their success was the dominant play of quarterback Aaron Murray. His game improved tremendously over the last couple of seasons, and now it appears he is ready to leap near the front of the list for next year's Heisman.
Michigan State does it with defense. The Spartans allowed more than 21 points just four times all season. And similar to Georgia, Michigan State got great, efficient play from its own starting quarterback with Kirk Cousins tossing 24 touchdowns to just seven interceptions.Both teams come in with 10-3 records. Each also turned in winning seasons against the spread. And, quite frankly, the statistical numbers couldn't be more similar between the two which you have seen with the power rankings that I put out almost 2 weeks ago.
In my opinion this is one of the best matchups of the entire bowl season. And the possible hangover from each team's last game makes it all the more interesting trying to figure out a winner. For my money, Aaron Murray is playing too well, even considering the stingy defensive unit he will oppose in this clash. I don't see any real edge in this game being played in Tampa, as both schools will have strong fan bases. This game very well may come down to a field goal, so the number could hold up in a close game. But I will side with SEC over the Big Ten. Stop me if you've heard that one before. The Dawgs make it count late and I have Georgia winning this game by a field goal. So based on that the early lean is to Georgia but again as the pointspread changes so can my opinion.
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Popular place!Posted on 03 / 11 / 2014
"Hurrah, there's a table," said someone arriving at 8.30pm on a Tuesday! Yes, there were nearly 24 diners by 8pm and it was full by 8.15 - not bad considering it only opens at 7.30. It's popular for its reasonable prices, big portions, and tasty choices. There were five regular choices and a special of the day, and you could have various combinations. We chose to have small plates with two choices (and flavourful rice and a well-dressed salad), €6.50 each. So with a generous glass of house wine and a cake each, we paid less than €21 for two. Our waiter spoke good English and described the interesting dishes such as seitan in a creamy coffee sauce, or tofu grated and mixed with carrot.Pros: Flavours, Choice, Low price
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Towle® Everyday
Concentric Frost 20 Piece Flatware Set
This Towle Everyday Concentric Frost Flatware Set, features embossed rings that will produce a dramatic tabletop presentation. Constructed of 18/0 stainless steel, this set will compliment any table setting. 20 piece set, service for four, includes (4) each: dinner fork, salad fork, dinner knife, dinner spoon and teaspoon. Dishwasher safe.


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Mack boys win OAL title, Castlemont girls force another game
By Jimmy Durkin
Thursday, March 5th, 2009 at 8:39 pm in Uncategorized.
I can't post much here since I have to write my story, but the McClymonds boys beat Skyline 73-56 to win the OAL title. The Castlemont girls beat Mack 44-34 in the earlier game to force a second championship game today at 4:30 p.m. at Laney.
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Overview of 2013-14 ASC actions and results
Welcome to the new ASC members for the 2014-15 session!(from left) Richard Sims, Jenna O'Brien, Cheryl Brye, and Tracy Noyes.
Thanks to the ASC members leaving the council this year! (from left) Scott Stine, Josh Rybaski, Cari Mathwig Ramseier, Patrick Barlow, and Aaron Koepke.
Research and Resource Center for Campus Climate
UW-L Faculty Senate
UW-L Student Association
UW System
Academic Staff Public Representation Organization (ASPRO)
Wisconsin Legislative Update
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In 2011 Lisa Santonato served as a board member of L.I.F.T.'s Education Committee, consulting on outreach and social media campaign strategies for the long-standing Toronto filmmaker's co-op. In this role Lisa advocated for better use of Facebook for furthering L.I.F.T.'s awareness campaign, established the organization's Facebook Page, and provided training and consultation on best practices and methodologies to L.I.F.T. staff and board members.Read More
FTP Media and Rabble.ca webcast the Canadian Health Coalition's November 30th event, "Secure the Future of Medicare: A Call to Care" with Roy Romanow & Andre Picard.Read More
On November 18, 2011, FTP Media with Rabble.ca webcast the (Un)lawful Access Townhall Meeting hosted by Andrew Cash, MP for Davenport, with the following guest speakers: Ron Deibert from Citizen Lab/Canada Centre (recently named to the Order of Ontario, The University of Toronto, Steve Anderson from Openmedia.ca, and Jesse Hirsh, President, Metaviews.ca.Read More
On November 10th, 2011, FTP Media, together with Rabble.ca provided webcast services for Inter Pares' event "(In)Equality Matters: Social justice and the economy". Interpares and Canadians for Tax Fairness presented an evening of discussion on how to foster economic equality featuring: Jean Symes from Inter Pares, Armine Yalnizyan, one of Canada's leading progressive economists, and Dr. Yao Graham, renowned African activist and coordinator of Third World Network-Africa.Read More
In 2011, FTP Media was contracted by MZTV, the production and distribution branch of ZoomerMedia Limited, to build a digital archive of the legacy of work produced by the company's founder, Moses Znaimer.
In the role of Associate Producer, Lisa Santonato catalogued, digitized and archived more than two hundred hours of video tape for the company's internal reference library, and assisted the Producer in the daily organization of shows going to air on Vision TV, a ZoomerMedia channel.
Production credits include: THE GREAT EXTRATERRESTRIAL DEBATE (Associate Producer); THE ROYAL WEDDING INSIDER (Associate Producer, Script Writer); CARP Special Report "ELDER ABUSE: DOES ANYONE CARE" (Associate Producer); CARP CHALLENGE Promo Spots (Producer, Director).Read More
Live acoustic performance of "Night of the King Snake" by Big Rude Jake with Allison Young on saxophone. The 3-day series of private, invitation-only concerts were held March 3st, April 1st, and April 2nd at INGEBO Gallery in Toronto, Canada. This video was shot on April 2nd, 2011 by Lisa Santonato, FTP Media Inc. For more information and for concert/tour listings please visit: bigrudejake.ca.Read More


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World Series Baseball 2K1 is a Sports/Baseball video game for Dreamcast published by Sega. It's rated Everyone by the ESRB and no users have rated it yet.
Our newest cheats for World Series Baseball 2K1 were added April 11, 2003.
Go to codes type in THE LEGEND he will be on Free Agents
Before you start playing an Exhibition Quick start, Ect. change the difficulty level to rookie. Then you turn up the handicap on batting up to 100. I know this makes you sound like a wuss, but this is how you do it. After doing so when you're batting just before the pitch gets there, then you tap down on the JOYSTICK and release R.
To unlock a dream stadium hit three homeruns into McCovey Cove at Pacific Bell Park in San Francisco
If you hit a pop up or a fly ball, and press B to make your runners return, hit the L and R buttons at the same time. This will make the baserunners turn around quicker.. Very good for when its a short pop up to the infield.
Once you have beaten a full season long or short it does not matter,the players you create from now on will have enough remaining points to fill every category.
Put the batting handicap up to 100, when you are at bat wait for the fastball which will come at least 1 time per batter. move the target slightly toward the ball (only at fastball, you can tell because it will come straight w/o turns or anything) the target will lock directly onto the ball and if you hit it it will be a homer or along base hit.
This is not a code, but a tip I have stumbled upon. I was upset with the Create a Player option in WSB2K1 after I had finished creating some players, because I am a junkie for the 99 or 100 Points in every category for each player.. I know, that's cheating and not realistic. Well, Luckily for you all that are fans of BOTH realism and not quite 100 points but close enough then I have the solution. It's simple. Just go ahead and create a player. Once you have created and saved that player with the original points that were given the first time around then simply go back into the EDIT mode and EDIT that same player you just created. The next time you walk through with the player there will be some nice little added POWER POINTS that you can Add on to your already created players point totals. The majority of the time you can use ALL possible points for ALL the categories except for a few. But, your player will have a lot more ability than he had before and it will most likely make him the player that you were looking for the first time you tried creating him.
Note: This trick requires a VMU. Create a player and use all available ability points. Save your player to a VMU, then turn off the game. Start the game again, go to player edit, and choose your player. Add the extra ability points.
Select the rookie difficulty setting. Hold the Analog-stick slightly in any direction while batting and the batting cursor will automatically follow the ball.
While playing defense, press A and the direction of the base you want to throw to immediately before the CPU catches the ball.
Place the game on a harder difficulty setting for a better defense. However, the opposing team will be more difficult to defeat.
Hit a homerun with the home team in their stadium during a night game.
Last updated: January 12, 2001 by Unbreakable
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I didn't live on campus, and barely ate at the facilities
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It's very dependent on the dining hall you go to; many are overpriced.
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Can't expect too much from dining hall food and you shouldn't to begin with. It's average. Plenty of vegetarian options. If you live on campus, you get a meal plan, though the prices of eating in the dining hall are so inflated, you really aren't saving money.
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The dining at The University of Texas at Austin offers a lot of options for people that are vegan, vegetarian, or even have food allergies. The menus are on display and show the ingredients that could be harmful to people with allergies with symbols. The dining halls have also taken initiative to advertise eating smaller portions as well as not wasting food. They also started an ecological project that helps students help the environment by reducing waste and save money by being part of the program.
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Wish we had more dine-in dollars, it's not enough for 2 meals everyday. And need healthier late-night options besides wendy's
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Overall, not many people love dorm food, especially on-campus dorm food. Some of the private dorms, such as SRD and Castilian, have pretty good food, but for the most part, Bevo Bucks are the best way to go because they can be used at so many places. The Union is a good bet with many different choices, and Wendy's is open late, so you can "Eat Great, Even Late." Jest'A Pizza is a good option. Even though dining hall food may not be your favorite, there is always something to eat because there are so many choices. Even as a vegetarian, there are always plenty of options—though you'll never be on the Atkins diet because the vegetarian options are mostly carbs.
Students seem to agree that Kinsolving may have the best dining hall on campus. San Jacinto is the newest dorm and has a fairly good reputation for dorm food. Jester's dining hall gets mixed reviews. A great way to make your on-campus dining experience the best that it can be is with Bevo Bucks. With your on-campus housing contract you are given $300 of Bevo Bucks, which can be used at many different restaurants on and around campus. So when you get sick of dorm food, your meal plan will still give you many other options.
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