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The combined list is varied, and it will take many sources of money – from grants to local funds – to pay for it all, the council and Mayor explained as they discussed each item during a workshop.
Susie Jones, chair of the town's Parks and Recreation Committee, asked for installation of Plexiglas windows and exterior doors at the field house at the youth sports football field, and for repair of the restrooms there.
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Good luck to her on this show.......Carnegie Hall-pretty upscale.
After the release of her latest album "Storm and Grace," Lisa Marie Presley has received rave reviews from music critics and has reclaimed her musical roots. Fans now have a chance to see the king's only daughter perform in one of the most prestigious music venues in the world. Presley will be a...
Good luck to her on this show.......Carnegie Hall-pretty upscale.
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But that's the way it's always been.
Lisa wouldn't have be invited to the Grand ole opry either and the media wouldn't be reporting on anything she does if not for Elvis.
Still a lot of people working in showbiz are in it just because their parents were in it.
You could argue that Lisa Marie isn't as talented as some of the others but that's the way it is.
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This makes no sense to me.Carnegie Hall Presents Lisa Marie Presley on November 17
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After the release of her latest album "Storm and Grace," Lisa Marie Presley has received rave reviews from music critics and has reclaimed her musical roots. Fans now have a chance to see the king's only daughter perform in one of the most prestigious music venues in the world.
Presley will be appearing at Carnegie Hall as part of the Late Nights at Zankel Hall Series on November 17, 2012. Showtime begins at 10:00 p.m. and music lovers can enjoy an Americana-inspired showcase displaying Lisa Marie's song-writing talents infused with raw, powerful country, folk and blues.
I dream a world where man no other man
will scorn. Where LOVE will bless the earth
and peace its paths adorn...
But lets look at the other side of being Elvis Presleys daughter......some fans of Elvis critique her without mercy, and the vast majority of others can never get the idea out of their heads that "Her dad is ELVIS-ELVIS the man with the most versatile voice for music who ever lived"
So for every door that has been opened or made easier-she has had a mountain of negative vibes to climb from the moment she started to sing....having nothing to do with her product...but her heritage.....
I find her voice as good as the bulk of the pop female singers IE Jewel, Alanis Morrisette, Spears etc......and she has a definite talent at songwriting that her father did not have.
My main problem with her is how she seems to have problems getting her mix correct in concerts and on her CDs.
Her voice seems secondary to everything else-when its up front I like the sound much better and can understand the lyric.
Work in Progress!
I do like some of lisa's music but her singing isn't the greatest..Sorry for saying that
Here is a portion of a review of her current album:
.....Storm & Grace is soulful on several levels-the style of the vocals, Burnett's musical arrangements, and the depth of the material. While every song deals with surviving pain of one kind or another, the tone is typically one of reconciliation, even if all the victories aren't easily won. For example, "Forgiving," co-written with Steve Booker, asks for the secrets of forgiveness as that's hard to do. But these very secrets are scattered throughout the songs in which Presley waves goodbye to the past, which is full of unworthy lovers and glaring flaws within herself.
So Storm & Grace isn't a disc to pep up your party, but it is one worth repeated listening. If it's surprising, that's probably due to comparisons with her two previous releases and the fact that the attempt here was far more artistic than commercial. Lisa Marie has her own blues to sing and she delivers them with style and grace. This is one Presley very much in the building.
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Heres and interesting excerpt from one of the songs on her new album in a review-that illustrates the frustration of comparisons to her fathers abilities as a singer....hard act to follow:
......"Too bad she ain't just like her daddy/Oh what a shame/She got no talent of her own/It's just her name."
No, that's not our review. That's Presley anticipating (or reviving) some of the conventional/cynical wisdom about her musical career in "Sticks and Stones," a bonus track on the deluxe version of her new album, "Storm & Grace." She even refers to her own possibly hereditary pout: "She looks bad, she looks mad … Why's she so angry and mean?"
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When Lisa finally got ready to record an album she recorded one.
Other talented singers aren't that lucky as they have to play years of low paying gigs before finally getting a record deal.
I wonder why Lisa was so fortunate?
There's no doubt she's in a 'no win' situation. I would love to say that as Elvis' daughter I'm into her music.......I don't know if it's the dark, downbeat music she does?.....Maybe if she sang something lighter, bright and uplifting.....would like to see the comparison to decide if I get her more.
"NO-ONE, BUT NO-ONE,IS HIS EQUAL, OR EVER WILL BE. HE WAS, AND IS SUPREME".Mick Jagger
I just say good luck to her. No matter what she does people will rip her apart in one way or another. It's true, she can't win in the public eye.
[QUOTE=Snake Eyes;415259]While she's not my cup of tea, there are plenty of artists out there and I use the term loosely who are terrible in comparison to LMP and have succeeded, it's a funny old world but if making music makes her happy, then she should carry on regardless of what people think.[/QUOTE]
I agree and obviously she will because so many seem to pan her. Luckily her reviews for this album are fairly good.
I am most impressed with her songwriting which she should take some solace in the fact that Elvis just did not write....or the comparisons might be even harder on her.
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It would be interesting to know how many of her fans are also Elvis' fans because most probably the majority of her record sales come from her father's fans. So yes, the good surely outweighs the negatives
When you are in the shadow of a great oak tree and you are just a small young tree its good to be cool in the shade-but without the sun that gets blocked that young tree just has a hard time growing to full beauty and productivity.
I would say that the idea of being Elvis Presleys child-and then trying to enter into the music field is about like the great oak and the small tree.....its very hard because you are going to get it from all sides.....over everymove you make.
Sad we (and she) can not separate the connection in our minds.
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Good gluten-free flour
8 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2576914 From California on Oct 25, 2009
Purchased at iHerb
We mix this with Potato Starch and Tapioca Flour for a base gluten-free flour to replace cup-for-cup wheat flour in any recipe and everything turns out great. 1 bag sorghum, 1 bag potato, 3 cups tapioca.) Great price at iHerb!
One of the essentials in my gluten free pantry!
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Posted by iHerbalicious From Slovenia on Nov 20, 2012
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I have a coeliac disease so a gluten free diet is of a vital importance to me. I buy most of gluten free flours from iHerb, since in our country (EU market) selection of GF products is not that wide - in last years has improved a lot but we are not there yet;) And GF sorghum flour is one of the products that have not yet reached our shelves, so I am really glad I discovered it on iHerb. I must say that from all GF flours I've tried, sorghum flour is the one that (taste wise) the most resembles wheat. I use it in my home baked GF bread (I mix it with other GF flours, but usually sorghum flour represents 50%) and it is great for thickening sauces. I heartily recommend it to all of coeliacs out there! :)
The best gluten free flour I have used.
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Posted by Reviewer1963992 From Wisconsin on May 25, 2010
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I almost gave up on gluten free baking until I tried one more attempt with sorghum flour. Now I can make baked goods that taste similar to the wheat versions we were use to using sorghum, coconut, and tapioca flour. I also use lots of ground oats.
Bob's Sorghum flour
2 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer3033884 From Missouri on Jun 08, 2010
Purchased at iHerb
Blend this with your Sweet Rice Flour, potato and corn starch, and your bread will be much tastier!!! It is too bad IHerb doesn't carry the Bob's Sweet Rice Flour. They ship fast and free if your order is large enough.
Bob's Red Mill Sweet White Sorghum Flour
2 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer1434920 From Australia on Jul 28, 2010
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really like this flour as it provides protein when added to my other gluten free flours and lowers the overall GI. works really well at 20-30% of the overall flour mix and taste is quite good


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War is declared but there was a time of no action. Where we lived in Bristol was in a direct line with Filton aerodrome. And we didn't realise how dangerous the position was.
When the bombing started we often had left over bombs dropped on us.
Ted at once started digging a bomb shelter. He was refused for the air force, he had volunteered, and after call up was refused for the army. He had very big knots of varicose veins and as the army said wounds from the enemy were enough without introducing ones of their own. He tried any way he could but ended up in the Home Guard.
Lo and behold my mother started visiting us on her day off. A sergeant cook gave her a certain amount of pride and when Queen Mary, living near the barracks, requested her to cook for a large party of Generals etc: she was over the moon. Well good for her, she was a first class cook.
Sally (Kaye) was born one evening. I had looked at my seedlings waiting to be planted and knew if left to Ted it would never happen. Starting early in the morning I planted fifty cabbages, twenty five cauliflowers, twenty five sprouts, two rows of onions and two rows of carrots.
Well there was a war on and we had to eat. Money wasn't that flash either.
The funny thing was that Ted had morning sickness and what he called a growling stomach. When he had boils on his leg and shoulder he went to the doctor. The first thing he asked was if I was pregnant. Apparently Ted had reciprocal conditions to the pregnancy. Nobody knows why it happens but it just does. It didn't happen with the boys. We had not seen my mother for a few weeks and as the day for birth arrived Ted made arrangements for his mother to come and stay for a couple of weeks. As it happened the birth was fourteen days overdue but the doctor simply said my dates were wrong.
After my planting effort, at six o'clock that evening, things started to move. Ted frantically rang his mother to come. As it was by train from London to Bristol it was a hurried affair. He ran me into the nursing home, we still had petrol in those days, but he wasn't allowed to stay with me. This was women's business and fathers were excluded.
This was phase three beginning.
The birth of this baby seemed to go on forever. Finally things got moving. First there was a great to-do over the first baby and then the second one appeared. By now I was a wreck and only dimly heard the doctor say "It would never have lived".
I started to panic until a fat squalling baby was placed in my arms. To cries of "It's a girl" I cried and cried. I had given Ted his greatest wish.
In those days there was no way of testing for gender and often a double birth was missed. Medicine has advanced so much since then.
The doctor came and explained to me that the first baby was small and starved of necessary life giving fluids. The second baby was taking the lot and the first didn't even breathe when born. I was so happy with my fat little girl with hair to her shoulders that I didn't feel any loss.
We had decided to call her Kaye and Ted's face when he came in was a picture. I presented him with Kaye and all he could say was "Thank God. Thank God".
He had phoned to see what was happening, as I said men were not allowed at a birth, and was told he had triplets. All boys. The woman in the next room was a Mrs Lidget and she did have triplets. Over the phone the names were confused. Did Ted have a shock. We often laughed over it.
After ten days I could go home. My milk had disappeared so Kaye was a bottle baby. Ted couldn't pick me up because of an urgent dental case so arranged a taxi to take me home.
With a bag full of nappies and a couple of made-up bottles I went to the back door at the house, expecting Ted's mother to welcome me and the new baby.
The door opened to an angry face saying "Go away. You aren't wanted here. You've ruined Teddy's life and he doesn't want you. I'm taking Bryan with me and you can look after yourself. He never loved you. He only felt guilty and sorry for you."
The door slammed and I was left on the doorstep. After banging and banging without success I decided to go to where Ted worked. It meant going into town and then taking a bus to the surgery.
At the bottom of the road a bus stood ready to go into town. I ran down and boarded it. My whole world had fallen apart. My brain was running in circles and at town centre I sat on a seat by the station and after looking around went to a cafe and asked the girl to warm a bottle for me. I was going to get a cup of tea but to my dismay I found I only had three pennies left. No bus ride to Ted, not even a phone call. The horror of my position was only now being felt.
Night wasn't far off and the only thing I could think to do was go to the police. It was the last thing I wanted to do and I sat huddled up on the seat with tears running down my face and fiercely hugging my baby. She needed me if nobody else did.
Nearly dark and I looked up to see my dear Ted looking at me. "Thank God I've found you", was all he could say as he held me in his arms.
People were staring at us so Ted gathered Kaye and I up and hurried us to the car.
"We're going home". Those words were what I needed to hear.
I still had doubts and asked him if his mother was right when she said he didn't need me. Was he only sorry for me and was I a blight on his life?
He pulled the car over and after calling his mother names and vowing never to have her in his home he hugged and kissed me with tears in his eyes.
He vowed if he ever lost me his life would end.
When we both recovered he drove home. We entered by the back door as usual and there was mother greeting me with "Now you've come back you had better see about a meal. I'm not waiting on you" and bounced off to the bedroom.
I hastily fed little Bryan and then Kaye and then made a meal for we three.
I remember lamb chops, potatoes, peas and gravy with an apple tart from the larder
Mother ate in the bedroom, not with us.
By now I was exhausted and could have done with some help but until the babies where settled and everything tidy bed had to wait. At last we fell into bed and tried to sleep but missy decided to cry. So that Ted could sleep I walked around the sitting room to keep her quiet.
In the morning Ted took his mother to the first train for London and was glad to see her go.
It seemed so sad to ban his mother from seeing her son and her grandchildren so I persuaded Ted to phone his father and explain what had happened and which train she would be on. Ted said his father called her a rude name and begged him not to keep her away.
As I tried to make Ted see she was jealous of him and furious that her plans for him to marry cousin Grace had been thwarted, and that she was a mother cat trying to take over his life, together we had to show her it wouldn't work.
Kaye was still crying and in despair Ted ran me to see the doctor. Apparently she couldn't digest milk and had to have a food called "Sister Laura's" Half food and half water every hour on the hour. She was constantly wet to her eyeballs.
God knows how many nappies we got through. But she thrived and her first smile was for Daddy. He acted like the crown jewels had been handed to him.
Thank goodness all my plants were thriving and our food was going fine.
Ted was in the home guard. As he wasn't able to join the forces it was the next best thing. Very handy too. The group had to practise trench digging so they came and dug a large patch of the garden and planted potatoes at the same time. Very handy but I had to pull through fifteen rifles and provide tea in exchange.
Life consisted of babies, nappies, open mouths and the garden. I was happy.
There were some strange happenings at times.
Ted was called out late one evening because a light was shining up in the air. With the blackout being so severe and being near the aerodrome this was quite serious.
Ted and a young farmer's son were sent out to investigate and arrest whoever was guilty. Arriving at the source they found a car with headlights on. With a drawn gun Ted advanced and whipped a door open shouting "Come out or I fire".
A very sheepish young man tumbled out minus his trousers. A girl lay on the back seat completely naked and Ted said all he could hear was the farmer's son saying "Coo! Blimey! No clothes. Coo!"
Ted told them to dress and removed them to headquarters. Just a loving couple forgetting all about lights.
Another night a call came to investigate lights shining from the railway tunnel near us. Ted and another guard went off to investigate and then I heard the crack of firing. Two men were showing a light beam up into the sky. As soon as the home guards appeared they fired shots and then ran. Ted said it was weird with bullets rebounding from the tunnel walls. They gave chase but lost them. However Ted had an idea of their direction and after headquarters investigated they found a German man and his brother living in a cottage. They were giving directions to enemy planes.
The rule of the day was because so much looting was going on from bombed places that they shoot a looter on sight. It certainly stopped most of it.
Although war had been declared there was a lull and peace for a while. Ted set to and built a shelter in the front garden as it was above the road for drainage. First he dug a hole eight feet deep. Then he placed a ship's heavy beam over the top. The sides were corrugated iron forced down into the earth and braced by struts. Then he boarded over the top, tipped a ton of rocks on top and lastly a ton of earth which I planted with flowers. Inside he built two bunks. One each with a baby. He put in a compressor in a sump hole to carry off any moisture and there was a blast wall at the entrance. How he managed it all is beyond me but he was determined to keep us as safe as possible.
Ted's father rang and asked us to go up for the weekend to get over misunderstandings. We went but it wasn't that happy. Mother was very distant but petted the babies so all was not lost.
We returned the next evening and it was Hitler's first bombing raid on Bristol.
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Astrium awarded two ATV evolution studies from ESA
21 June 2012
- Astrium to study how ATV and Columbus know-how and technologies could be used in a variety of future missions
- Further developments to be decided at the next meeting of the ESA Ministerial Council in November 2012
- Two studies with an envisaged value of €13 million in total (€6.5 million each)
Astrium, Europe's number-one space company, has been awarded two studies by the European Space Agency (ESA) to define how to evolve technologies used on the Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) and the Columbus space laboratory for future space vehicles. The envisaged value of both studies is €13 million (€6.5 million per study).
ESA meets its obligation to contribute to the common system operating costs (CSOC) of the International Space Station (ISS) by producing and operating the Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV). After retirement of the US Space Shuttle, ATV is now the largest supply vehicle for the International Space Station. ATV is at present Europe's most sophisticated vehicle with its innovative capability of automatic and autonomous rendezvous and docking.
Astrium will use its experience in designing and manufacturing the ATV supply vehicle and the Columbus laboratory to work on evolutions of the existing technologies for future use on a variety of missions.
In the first study, Astrium will investigate possible service-module (SM) solutions for the Orion capsule, also called the Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle (MPCV), which the American National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) plans to deploy on space exploration missions. These solutions will be based on technologies developed for the European ATV's service module which consists of the propulsion and avionics systems. This study is scheduled for completion before the end of 2012.
The second study aims to identify and define the concept of an autonomous space vehicle with an intrinsic versatility, also based on ATV know-how and technologies. Through adaptations this vehicle shall be capable of servicing multiple future missions, mainly in the field of "transportation missions in support of an orbital infrastructure in Low Earth Orbit", "In-orbit servicing missions targeting an orbiting space vehicle/debris", and "Resources generation missions in support to an autonomous Free Flyer / Habitat". This study is also planned to be completed before the end of 2012.
Further decisions on future vehicle development will be taken at the next meeting of the ESA Ministerial Council in November 2012 in Italy.
The last ATV mission (ATV-5 "Georges Lemaître") under the present launch schedule is planned for 2014, thus covering the CSOC obligation period until 2017.
After that an evolution of ATV based on these studies will be needed to "pay" Europe's obligation towards its ISS partners up to 2020.
About Astrium
Astrium is the number one company in Europe for space technologies and the third in the world. In 2011, Astrium had a turnover close to €5 billion and 18,000 employees worldwide, mainly in France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Spain and the Netherlands.
Astrium is the sole European company that covers the whole range of civil and defence space systems and services.
Its three business units are: Astrium Space Transportation for launchers and orbital infrastructure; Astrium Satellites for spacecraft and ground segment; Astrium Services for comprehensive fixed and mobile end-to-end solutions covering secure and commercial satcoms and networks, high security and broadcast satellite communications equipment and systems, and bespoke geo-information services, worldwide.
Astrium is a wholly owned subsidiary of EADS, a global leader in aerospace, defence and related services. In 2011, the Group – comprising Airbus, Astrium, Cassidian and Eurocopter – generated revenues of € 49.1 billion and employed a workforce of over 133,000.


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Series 2 Episode 1
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Season Two Premiere. A shocking murder outside Merlotte's has Bon Temps reeling.
When we last checked in with Sookie Stackhouse, the mystery surrounding a Bon Temps serial killer had finally been solved, to the town's infinite relief.
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Season Two Premiere. A shocking murder outside Merlotte's has Bon Temps reeling.
Sookie is forced to cope with Bill's obligations to Jessica.
When Sookie is attacked by a mysterious creature, Bill must enlist Eric's help.
With Jessica in tow, Bill and Sookie head to Dallas to carry out Eric's mission.
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Accompanied by Hugo, Sookie embarks on a dangerous mission to locate Godric.
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Definition: This entry gives the number of medical doctors (physicians), including generalist and specialist medical practitioners, per 1,000 of the population. Medical doctors are defined as doctors that study, diagnose, treat, and prevent illness, disease, injury, and other physical and mental impairments in humans through the application of modern medicine. They also plan, supervise, and evaluate care and treatment plans by other health care providers. WHO estimates that fewer than 23 health workers (physicians, nurses, and midwives only) per 10,000 would be insufficient to achieve coverage of primary healthcare needs.
Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2012See also: Physicians density map
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This campground resort is perfectly located for quick and easy access to Glacier National Park. Panoramic views from your campsite provide a backdrop of towering glacial carved valleys and peaks. Those in the "know" will tell you the best hiking and sightseeing are on the east side so pick up lunch fixings at the KOA grocery store and gift shop, then board a Glacier tour bus at the campground entrance or hit the trails to the remote backcountry. If you want to give your dog a day off while you explore, your hosts offer pet sitting or boarding. Put your feet up and enjoy this relaxing resort atmosphere while you hone your putting skills, play bocce or enjoy the new swimming pool and hot tub complex. Rent a kayak and explore the wilds of Lower St. Mary Lake and River. The AOK Grill serves up breakfasts, pizzas and dinners daily from late June to Labor Day.
Not yet ready for reservations on these yet, but we have expanded the northern area of the campground for new full hook up RV sites with long level pads. Also we are eliminating some of the crowded water and electric sites and redesigning and leveling the area for a better guest experience. Lodging in this area of Glacier is hard to find and we are expanding our lodging options by adding more lodges that sleep from 4 to 12 people, including our new Big Sky Lodge that will rank as the best lodging available anywhere close to Glacier Park. This large 4 bedroom 2 bath lodge will accommodate groups or families and features large picture windows with Glacier views, state of the art kitchen, laundry, satellite TV and a private yard with seating around the fireplace.
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Monster Cable AI CLY MBT 100 (Silver)
iClarityHD precision portable bluetooth speaker
Listen anywhere with the portable iClarityHD Precision Micro Bluetooth speaker from Monster. Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, this speaker is the perfect solution for hands-free calling and high-quality sound on-the-go. Fill your room with sound by connecting your iPhone, iPod, or Mac via Bluetooth. The built-in mic features noise-cancelling technology, keeping your meetings and calls free of interference.
3.5 mm minijack cable not included