text: I had a request from a friend to help liquidate some equipment she aquired through a bad buisness decision. The prices indicated are asking or starting prices. I have tried to do some research on ebay and equipment trader online. Any offers or constructive pricing suggestions would be greatly appreciated. She is a young widow only looking to recoup some of her investment to help care for her child. 1. 1979 690-B John Deere Excavator; ($18,000.00) 2. 1985 450-C Case Bulldozer; ($18,000.00) 3. 1977 International Dump Truck, ($2,000.00) 4. 1996 6675 John Deere Skid Loader with bucket and forks, ($9,500.00) 5. 2005 Homesteader Hydraulic Dump Trailer; ($8,000.00 6. 2005 Yamaha Rancher 4-wheeler with winch kit; ($6,000.00) 7. 1994 GMC 1500 series, Z71 Pick-Up truck with plow blade and light bar ($6,000.00) I belive the atv is either a honda rancher or maybe a Yamaha Raptor, I think she made a minor typo when sending me the information.


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So I teased you guys a few days ago (while I was out of town) with a picture of these, but I couldn't post the recipe yet since I forgot it at home in Atlanta. But now that I'm home I can finally share these with you! And boy am I excited to do so 🙂
Initially when developing this recipe I browned butter to yield a nuttier, richer flavor, and they turned out great. But the second time around, I had a spark of genius: OMGhee! This stuff is the bees knees man. If you don't know what ghee is, educate yoself. If you do know what ghee is, good for you. Regardless, you all need to get your hands on a jar of OMGhee specifically. It's magic. It tastes like toffee. And you can use it anytime that you would usually use butter or oil. I guarantee you it will enhance the flavor of any and all of your dishes/recipes. So go buy a big ol' jar of OMGhee. You won't be sorry.
So anyways, I decided to sub the browned butter with melted ghee, because OMGhee is awesome and I knew it would take this recipe to the next level.
These are the perfect salty-sweet treat. Fluffy blondie + coconut caramel + sea salt = yummy in my tummy. It also = a burnt mouth if you try to eat them straight out of the oven. Don't do it. I learned the hard way.
- ½ cup butter or ghee (as already stated, my weapon of choice is OMGhee)
- ½ cup honey
- ½ cup almond or coconut milk
- ⅔ cup almond butter, or nutbutter of choice
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 4 eggs
- ½ cup+ 2 Tbsp coconut flour
- ½ cup almond flour
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 2 14 oz cans coconut milk
- ½ cup honey
- 1 tsp sea salt+ more for sprinkling
- Preheat your oven to 350 F, and grease an 8x8 pan, or line it with parchment paper.
- First, make your caramel. All you do is put the coconut milk, honey, and teaspoon of sea salt in a pot over medium heat. Whisk it all together, and bring it to a simmer. Let it simmer, stirring occasionally, until it thickens and turns a caramel color. It'll most likely take 20-30 minutes, so while it's simmering, you can now make the blondie batter.
- If using butter, brown your butter (here's how). If using ghee, just melt it over low heat.
- Once browned/melted, whisk your butter/ghee together with the honey, milk, almond butter and vanilla. In a separate bowl, whisk your eggs until frothy and light, then whisk into the wet ingredients.
- In a large bowl, mix together the coconut flour, almond flour, salt, cinnamon and baking powder. Pour in the liquid mixture, and mix until just combined.
- Pour half of the batter into the pan in an even layer that covers the bottom. Spoon the caramel on top of this layer, and drizzle it so that it covers most of the batter. Then slowly pour the rest of the batter on top of the caramel to cover it. Use a spatula to smooth out the top. It's okay if some of the caramel is peeking through. Sprinkle 1 tsp of sea salt on top of everything.
- Bake for 17-25 minutes, until a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean.
- Let cool, then cut into 16 squares. Serve with a shmear of almond butter and some banana slices, topped with coconut milk ice cream, or just plain jane as is!

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Management IUP FEB UGM
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- Identify and describe basic concept, theory and technique in the field of management.
- Explain and discuss the essential managerial task and the evolution of management thought.
- Demonstrate the ability to apply managerial task in regard to the fulfillment of the assignment of the course.
- Differentiate and compare the theories in managing organization.
- Define organizational culture and explain how managers both create and are influenced by organizational culture.
- Present arguments (i.e. relevant factors, goals, and values) to defend managerial decision taken in regard to the activities of organization.
- Recommend the managerial decision by considering diversity and heterogeneity the member of the group
- Develop sensitivity and ability to scan the environmental forces that impacting the organization life.
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Understanding Your Gemini
by Dr. Victoria Scerbo
Happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. - Nathaniel Hawthorne
The butterfly is the perfect analogy for the Gemini, the first Air sign of the zodiac. There is an ethereal quality to Gemini, a lightness of being. Never quite solid and impossible to pin down. They live in the world of ideas and like a butterfly in the garden that moves from flower to flower,
Curiosity is a Gemini trait, this can get them into some trouble, yet if there's a sign that can extricate themselves from sticky situations, especially with a verbal barrage, it's Gemini. Gemini is the sign associated with the thieves and tricksters. There is an amorality about Gemini. This doesn't make them bad people, they are just not above telling a white lie or distracting someone from the truth. Gemini's want to be free to fly to gather more information and it's that need that drives them.
Geminis are also great word smiths no matter what the genre. Take poetry, some of the most recognizable names are found in this group, Walt Whitman, William Butler Yeats, Allen Ginsberg. Famous authors include, Arthur Conan Doyle, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Joyce Carol Oates, Ian Fleming, and Anne Frank. One of the greatest song writers of our generation, Bob Dylan is a Gemini, and the list of Gemini rappers is astounding, Kanye West, Tupac Shakur, Ice Cube and Biggie Smalls. All great word smiths with a story to tell.
So how do you pin down your favorite Gemini? You don't. You let them flit and flutter. If you want stability, you may be barking up the wrong tree. But if you want someone to brighten your day with a witty remark, a funny antidote or a piece of ephemera, Gemini is your sign.


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It is true that bands need money in order to survive. But they have always done this with the help of live shows and merchandise, among others. Even before the Internet became popular as it has, smaller labels and unsigned bands were already competing with the bigger boys of the major labels. Of course, the best type of any advertising would still be through word of mouth: if someone told you to check out something, you will most probably do.
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Review: Paid for items quickly and swiftly, but then I haven't Heard or seen my purchase
Unfortunately I haven't even received my purchased items. Will be questioning this with supplier but it's now been two weeks since my order. Very dissapointed.
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In this engaging and refreshingly simple audiobook, JJ Vasquez explains how church leaders, parents, and pastors can move past just "telling" the next generation about Christ, and start "introducing" them to Him. As a denominational youth leader, University Professor of Youth and Family Ministry, youth pastor of a 400+ student ministry, and a parent of two, JJ pulls from a rich variety of experience.
"If you're in youth ministry, this is a must read."


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Nato today warned it was ready to take "robust action" to quell the latest outbreak of ethnic violence in Kosovo as the first British reinforcements arrived in the strife-torn province.
Alliance ambassadors, meeting in Brussels, issued a statement warning the political leaders of the Kosovo Albanians that they bore a "heavy responsibility" for halting the clashes which have claimed 31 lives and left hundreds injured.
It was the worst bloodshed since the war in 1999, which left Kosovo as a United Nations-administered province.
Earlier, around 150 troops from the 1st Battalion, The Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Regiment arrived in the capital, Pristina, to begin reinforcing the Nato-led K-For peacekeeping force.
Up to 600 more troops from the regiment - which is the current spearhead land element of the UK Ready Battalion, designated to deploy at short notice - were expected to follow over the next three days.
Further reinforcements to 18,000-strong K-For were being sent from France, Germany, Italy and Romania amid concerns that the violence between ethnic Albanians and Serbs could spiral out of control.
Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon said he expected the deployment would be "relatively short".
"Their job is to stabilise the security situation," he told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme.
"The reports I have had overnight are that the situation there is better than it was. It is still very tense, but it does appear to be somewhat calmer."
Commanders on the ground acknowledged that it was now quieter compared with the situation on Wednesday and Thursday, but warned that trouble could flare up again at any time.
Lieutenant Mathieu Mabin, a spokesman for the French troops in Kosovska Mitrovica where the disturbances began, said: "The situation is calm but very volatile, very fragile, and could escalate at any minute".
The violence began on Wednesday when ethnic Albanians in the city went on the rampage after blaming local Serbs for the drowning of two children, and quickly spread across the province.
The Nato statement called on political leaders in the province to take "effective, concrete action to stop the violence and restore calm".
At the same time it urged Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica - who today led a 10,000-strong march through Belgrade in protest at the attacks - not to do anything to heighten the tension.
"There should be no doubt this kind of ethnic conflict does nothing for Kosovo. It is squandering the progress Kosovo has made in meeting the standards set by the international community," the statement said.
"It is a tragic and misguided return to the kind of violence which has no place in Europe. Allies are firmly resolved to help bring this violence to an end."
British troops at the Air Mounting Centre at the Duke of Gloucester barracks in South Cerney, Gloucestershire, preparing to leave for Kosovo said they were confident they would be able to deal with the task.
"This is a battalion with huge experience in the area. They have spent time in Northern Ireland and were in Kosovo last time so they know the area," said Brigadier Martin Vine.
"There is always some trepidation, but this is what we are trained to do. Everybody here is itching to get on the aircraft and raring to go."


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Cast of A Thousand Clowns
Westfield Community Players
Westfield Community Players (WCP) production of A Thousand Clowns Pictured (standing l-r): Bobby Marusiefski as Albert, Paul Arfanis as Arnold, Abe Vorensky as Leo; (seated l-r): Debbie Lingel as Sandra, Jacob Lesser as Nick, Russ Ortiz as Murray. Production dates: March 7...More Info
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WCP's production of "Dial 'M" for Murder" by Frederick Knopf. Directed by Steve Lemenille and produced by Lucille Bills. Production date March, 2009 Cast: [standing l-r] Mark Douches (as police officer), Ken Ludmer as Lesgate, Dickson Lan...More Info
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Boch Collision
Review for Boch Collision
Marsela S. on 07/23/2012
Marsela said Steven was very helpful and kept her informed. She said her vehicle was broken into and there was glass on the floor, seat and the door. The technicians cleaned up some of the mess but not all the way. She also said it took an extra 3 weeks for her vehicle to be fully repaired because the window was not working properly and the technicians were waiting on some parts.
Category: Collision
Service Date: 07/18/2012
Review Created: 07/23/2012
This review was collected via phone interview by Customer Research Inc.


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Listing Courtesy of Carla Galbraith of Coldwell Banker Anchor R.E.
Listing information
- Beds: 1
- Stories: 0
- Foreclosure: No
- Lot Area: 0.30
- County: Van Buren
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 1 (Full: 1 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Parking Type Description: Detached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 760 ($96.05 per sq. foot)
- Lot Size: 95x155
- School District: Bangor
- Year Built: 1960
- Status: Active
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 760
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $1,685
- Subdivision: S97 - Bangor Twp.
Access Feat: Accessibility Features No
Appliances Dryer, Oven, Refrigerator, Washer
Basement No
Design Ranch
Driveway Unpaved
Exterior Features Deck(s)
Exterior Material Vinyl
Garage Type 2, Detached
Garage: Garage Yes
Heat Source Electric
Heat Type Baseboard
Landscape Garden Area, Ground Cover, Shrubs/Hedges, Terraced Yard
Manufactured: Manufactured Y/N No
Mineral Rights Unknown
Other Lower Rooms: Lower Half Baths - 0, Lower Rooms: Lower Bedrooms - 0, Lower Rooms: Lower Finished SQFT - 0.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Full Baths - 0, Lower Rooms: Total Lower SQFT - 0.00, Main Rooms: Main Bedrooms - 1, Main Rooms: Main Full Baths - 1, Main Rooms: Main Half Baths - 0, Main Rooms: Main Level SQFT - 760.00, Road Frontage - 90.00, Waterfront Options: Water Frontage - 115.00
Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence
Roofing Comp Shingle
Sale Conditions None
Street Type Unpaved
Substructure Crawl Space
Terms Available Cash/Conventional
Util Avail at Street Electric, Telephone Line
Utilities / Sewer Septic System
Water Fea. Amenities All Sports, Shared Frontage, View
Water Type Lake, Well
Waterfront Options: Water Access Y/N Yes
Family Room M 15x10
Kitchen M 10x10
Laundry Room M 13x6
Living Room M 15x10
Master Bathroom M 8x4
Master Bedroom M 13x13
Listing Courtesy of Carla Galbraith of Coldwell Banker Anchor R.E.


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At a Glance
Sew a friendly pony and colour in the stable to make a cosy home
Features and benefits for ELC Make Your Own Pony And Stable
- No need for glue as the pony pieces are precut and are self adhesive, preventing mess
- Encourages creativity and imaginative play
- Includes plastic safety needle
- Comes in a cardboard case, keeping all of the pieces safe
- Sewing develops fine motor skills which will be used for writing and drawing
- Suitable for children over 36 months
The ELC Make Your Own Pony And Stable is perfect for developing fine motor skills as well as encouraging creative and imaginative play.
The set comes with pre-cut felt pieces which are self adhesive, preventing mess. It also has a plastic safety needle ensuring that your child can make it easily and safely. Once your little one has made their pony, they can colour in the stable and create a cool scene.
Perfect for storage and travelling, the kit comes with a cardboard case which will keep all of the pieces organised.
Don't Forget...
Take a look at ELC's range of ready mixed paint.
What's in the box:
- 2 x Felt pony body with sewing holes
- 2 x Felt pony hooves
- 2 x Felt pony tail
- 2 x Felt pony mane
- 2 x Felt pony head
- 2 x Felt pony ears
- 2 x Felt pony face stripes
- 2 x Wiggly eyes
- Coloured crayons
- Toy stuffing
- Plastic safety sewing needle
- Wool thread
- Printed card stable
- Yellow shredded paper
Product Specifications
smaller items may be delivered via Royal Mail.
Exceptional circumstances beyond our control such as bad weather or courier delays may cause your order to take longer to deliver
uk returnsELC are happy to refund or exchange any unused merchandise returned within 30 days of purchase upon production of your receipt, as long as they are returned in an unused condition and in their original packaging. Please see Terms and Conditions for details. This does not affect your rights if the product is faulty or mis-described.
International returns
If you are unhappy with an item that you have ordered, you are able to return it to us at your own cost. If the product is faulty, we can re-order this for you. If you do not wish to be re-sent the faulty product, you can send it back to us at your own cost – once we have received the goods, we will reimburse any postal charges you may incur. Click here for more information on our international returns policy.
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How does this help my child ?
This toy enables your child to express themselves artistically.
This toy encourages your child to enjoy using their imagination.


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Wrongful Death
Wrongful death increases the complex legal process due to the gravity of the loss and financial hardships at stake. No amount of money can replace the loss of a loved one, but the financial burden you face can and should be paid for by the party at fault.
In these tragic situations, we represent victims of the estate including spouses, children, dependent stepchildren and parents. Compensation can include funeral and burial costs, any medical costs prior to death, loss of future wages and income, punitive damages and recompense for the severe emotional pain and suffering.
These cases require the added complexity of having to prove future damages such as life-expectancy and associated loss of wages and income, as well as non-tangible damages such as loss of companionship; severe emotional pain, loss, and suffering; and other non-financial damages.
Rest assured we bring to bear the full weight of our expertise to ensure you and your family receive the maximum financial compensation to relieve the economic burden.


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"LinkedIn 101: The Why of LinkedIn" ow.ly/ABLni by @ed_han
Stunned by people using work email address for #JobSearch. Stop using current employer resources for next-step goals. Sends wrong msge.
With usual brilliance from @jacobshare: Top 100 LinkedIn Groups for Job Seekers & Recruiters in 2014 bit.ly/lgroups #JobSearch
YES!! RT @EliteResumes: Using an 'Objective' statement on a #resume is as outdated as antennas are to TV reception #ResumeTip
Terrific insights for a 2015 job search. Insight from 14 career professionals, incl me, from @careersherpa ow.ly/GxT3P


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Opening the doors to InspirationBy
Mentor = a trusted counselor
Inspiration = unusual creative activity of the mind
Putting the two together creates a phenomena, and when we get the chance to meet up with someone that we have looked to as a mentor, watch out for the creative hurricane to begin.
Carol Moxley of She-Lives and Bass-ically Speaking had the chance to interview one of the most talented woman bass guitarist in our history. Carol Kaye – The First Lady of Bass.
In one of the quotes, Carol Kaye say's…"Your whole demeanor changes when you change that inner voice that keeps you locked up in chains."
Competition in every aspect of our daily lives is overwhelming, in every adventure we seek there will always be someone who came before us that did extraordinary things, someone we can learn from. We do ourselves in when it comes to mentoring those around us, and those that have the knowledge that we seek do the same by locking themselves up for "security" reasons. Whether it's job security or emotional security or just down right ego.
For Carol Kaye to take the time to allow Carol Moxley to do an entire series on her life as a musician, struggles in a male dominated industry and the challenges she faced throughout her career, she not only became more of a mentor to Carol Moxley, but she became a mentor to the bloggers that visits She-Lives.
Ego's too big to give you the time of day are appalling to me and offer up absolutely no inspiration what so ever…last year, I contacted a local radio station – WLUP in Chicago, and wanted to donate some of my artwork for a charity drive they were having, I can't fork out cash, as many of us can't, but I have had great success in generating cash for charities with pieces of art work that are auctioned off. A single bar stool with Stevie Ray Vaughan went for 465.00 a few years back. The emails I sent to the local radio were ignored and when I left a note on one of their blogs, I was told "The artwork on this site, looks like vomit on a White Camero after eating black crayons." Very nice, huh, extremely professional..not.. Needless to say, my radio dial has never hit 97.9 again, and I do have a screen shot to back that statement up.
Remember, we touch everyone's lives somehow, keep your thoughts positive, keep your options open, keep the communication going. We never know how we touch people when a little bit of time is spent, we can walk away better people, we can walk away with new experiences and new friends. Carol Kaye gave something to Carol Moxley that she will always treasure, she gave her time and her thoughts….
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what a story. I think this crap happens a lot by arrogant assholes, who think their shit don't stink. You know what? All they need to do is look in a mirror. Probably hate what they see!
Some people just have no idea what an impact they leave on others as they pass through this world – positive or negative. It is such a shame.
But the culprit is indeed the ego mixed with so much unconsciousness. Because the truth is no one in their conscious mind would ever put down or hurt another fellow being or anything else for that matter.
If only we can snap out of the unconscious ego and into the light of the conscious mind – what a world that would be…what heaven that would be!
Evitas last blog post..Book Review: Illuminating the Afterlife
Pride. People talk about ego a lot, but it's a matter of pridefulness. Thinking one is too good, being full of oneself, being unwilling to look at others as people with hearts and souls…
I'm blessed by Carol Kaye's willingness to reach out and offer insights to musicians.
And I'm blessed that you used me as a subject when you took the time to render such a beautiful message of mentorship on paper and on your blog, Susie. Thank you so much!
Carols last blog post..A Tale of Two Carols
Truly outstanding work Susie!
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Chanel Tan Quilted Caviar Leather Gold Medallion Tote Handbag
Designer: Chanel
Includes: Chanel dust bag
Material: Quilted caviar leather
Color: Beige Tan
Hardware: Gold
Measurement: 12" x 9.5" x 5.75" inches
Handle Drop: 6" in handle drop
Origin: Italy
Serial #: 8341527
Retail price: over $2,800
Grade: B+
Condition N: Gently used; in nearly new condition.
Condition A: Excellent condition with some minor signs of usage; beautifully kept.
Condition B: Very Good condition with signs from normal usage, visual scratches.
Condition C: Fair, but used obviously with scratches, stains, scuffing, etc.
Condition D: Not Good, needs repair or refurbishment
Item Condition
Exterior Condition: Some light scratches; minor grey on some parts of the leather
Interior Condition: Light scratches inside
Corners: Very faint scuffing; minor grey around the bottom edges
Handles/Straps: Some signs of usage; a bit grey around the handle area
Hardware: Overall shiny


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Contact Information
Rhetoric and Writing Studies
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego CA 92182-4452
Campus Location: SHW 141
Tel: (619) 594-6515
Fax: (619) 594-6530
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(619) 594-2204
Rhetoric and Writing Studies, MA
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply to the University through Cal State Apply.
Step 2: Submit required documents to Graduate Admissions.
Step 3: Complete Program Application. Consult the department website for details concerning required materials.
Please note that the Cal State Apply application must be completed PRIOR to the program application. Please plan to complete the Cal State Apply application AT LEAST one week before the program deadline.
Fall 2018 Deadlines
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Banish dry, flaky, irritated lips forever with Shizen's lip care products.
By chance Simone Wyndham won an aromatherapy course on a radio station. Wishing for years she had the finances to be able to do the course, Simone was overjoyed. She then spent the next 5 years studying and formulating before she created the range, finally putting an end to years of suffering from dry, irritated lips.
Give your lips the natural beauty boost they deserve with Shizen's new range of 'no nasties' treatments, specifically designed to target dry lips.
Lips can often be neglected and, when we do care for them we tend to slather them in petroleum based balms that can actually dry the lips more. The Shizen range is a simple and delicate blend of 100% natural ingredients containing super moisturisers like shea butter and vitamin E and great natural repairers such as lemon myrtle oil. All products are free from mineral oils, petroleum, sulphates, parabens and artificial fragrances and colourings, ensuring your lips are well protected and moisturised – naturally.
Shizen Lip products are loved by Aussie celebrities Danni Minogue (Singer, TV Host), Holly Brisley (Actress), Jodhi Meares (TV Presenter), Tiffani Wood (Singer), Cosima De Vito (Singer), Ali Mutch (TV Presenter & Model), Sneaky Sound System (Sydney band), Kym Wilson (Actress) and Natalie Gruzlewski (TV Presenter).
Shizen's products have been recognised through a multitude of awards including: 2010 Natural Beauty Awards Best Lip Balm, 2007 Prix De Marie Claire Beauty Awards, 2007 Cleo Best of Beauty Awards, 2006 New Woman Beauty Awards, 2004 New Woman Beauty Awards.


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P.O.R Takeover Trailer (2010)
""Worlds Most Dangerous Stunt Group"" 03 April 2010 Action, Comedy 53 mins
The year 2010 was truly a "takeover" for P.O.R. They came into this film with one goal; to top their previous "Uprising" film. They succeeded with flying colors, but we'll let you be the judge of that. This DVD features all new stunts, broken bones, new members, knock outs, & medical bills. In 2010 P.O.R had over 100 TV appearances, which broke several records in the Homegrown stunt scene. Also for the first time ever the entire crew came together for an entire week to challenge one another head to head, literally. So sit back as P.O.R takes you through an entire year of what they do best.
Watch the official P.O.R Takeover 2010 trailer in HD below or find more P.O.R Takeover videos on Vidimovie.


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Bri's Blog Page
I'm not feeling well. At all. I'm just really stressed where I want to be left alone and am very irritable. Aaron had just told me something which is actually what has me really stressed out. I don't really want to talk to anyone but, you (Lara), Cynthia, and my mentor (she's a friend but, I call her that because she's around Cynthia's age and has taught me many life lessons). Mainly because I know you guys help me. My friends help more in a way of distraction. I don't want to stress anyone out (especially Aaron since he doesn't seem to be feeling well) by not talking to them. But, I really just can't deal with anymore stress because it's just too much.
I'm not sure whether I want to say what.
Fuck it.
Aaron had asked me if I knew Binary Code. I didn't but, he insisted I learned. I kept asking why but he said it'd make sense later. So, I learned it (somewhat). He had first tested me by saying my name in Binary code - 010000100111001001101001
He then said that he liked me in binary code. Half of me thought "like like" and the other half thought he meant it as in a friendly way. He's done random things like that before. He's left "anonymous" notes saying, "I like apples." before. So, I chose my second guess. He said that wasn't it. I just really didn't want to say "Oh, do you LIKE me?" because, if not... Do you know how awkward that'd be? Very. Beyond. Horrifically. I just don't believe most people understand what love is and the spark to look for. But at the same time, I have the weird block when it comes to guys. To make the situation even harder, (as you know) I have a girlfriend. And then to add to the stress is my school situation. I'll just tell you that too but, I can't be specific. I can't take a class because it is very damaging to me emotionally and mentally and maybe even physically. I'm trying my best just to get out. The rules are so fucking stupid that I'll probably need to bring Cynthia in to get me out. Then I'm just stressed about things I always am.
I kept trying to get Aaron to be more specific on what he meant. He wouldn't say. He kept going around the question or flat-out ignoring it. I made him promise to tell me in the morning. I said a certain time but, he had woken up really late. I wasn't really mad, at all. As long as he told me, I wouldn't care. Then at one point,
Me : You still need to explain
(he was off the topic I wanted to be on)
Aaron : Hm?
Me: Eh. The Binary Code thing.
Aaron : Oh, that thingy... You sure you want to know?
Me : Yes.
His messages were slow as it was but it was hour later before I said, "Aaron?" Another hour or two later.
Aaron : Idk what you're talking about.
I sent a screenshot of our previous messages,
Me : Yeah, you do.
Another hour later,
Aaron : Thingy
OK. I just got pissed off even more. To the breakdown point. I'm just going to try my best to continue and calm the fuck down because I hate making you wait. My mom had just came in, took my wine (I always have it and don't drink inappropriate amounts. So, no worries), and nagged me about my pills. I take care of it but she's insisting, "But I have to take care of you." Cool, how about you start brushing my teeth for me. Whipping my goddamn ass. Like, if I can handle it, there's nothing for you to "take care of".
Me : I swear to god Aaron.
Half an hour later,
Aaron : Huh? What? You okay?
Me : No, I have a headache.
(I get headaches when I'm extreamly stressed. Still have one)
Me : Please just tell me.
Aaron : I was just poking around.
Me : I don't believe you, but ok.
Still no response after two hours. I'm usually laid back about people taking long to reply or whatever but, when I'm stressing about something, why the fuck are you soooo busy you can't send me three fucking words? I like to give people their space, but still. If I'm flipping my shit, why can't you take a few seconds for me? I know Aaron's been struggling the past few days so I'm doing my best to be patient (kinda failing, I know. I haven't went off on him so, give me that). And if he wasn't just poking around, he's probably stressing too, but handling it weird. Idk.
So, I'm no longer angry but, I do still just don't feel like talking to everyone. I'm better, though. Aaron, about 4-5 hours later he had apologized and said that his parents were back from Ireland. He had showed me the souvenirs they brought back. I decided to just let the binary thing go. I'm wondering whether I should just leave it alone or try to ask again.
I had just slept because I was exhausted and didn't want to deal with anything. I'm calm now, and hopefully will stay calm. I have lots of notes to take and still need to work on writing.
8/1/2016 03:45:12 am
Ow :/ that can't be good. If he really would just be joking around and would just say that randomly why was it so urgent for you to learn the code? If you ask me he just couldn't say it straight so he said it in code. & the way he was trying to avoid the answer.. If he was joking he'd just say that the first time you asked... But of course don't take me 100%. I could definetly be wrong. But if I we're I know I wouldn't stop thinking about what's going on in his head ountil I'd either stop talking to him in total or he would explain what he meant. But if he does explain to you what actually happened things could get awkward between you 2. So the easiest solution would be if you could forget about what happened. But if it will bug you (like it would me) then you have to get to the bottom of it.
8/1/2016 08:35:36 am
Yeah, I think I might just let it go. If it's important to him he'll bring it up again. He's not acting all that weird about it so, if he continues not to, I'll just leave it alone. If he keeps acting weird then I'll try my best to get him to say it. As long as things are okay between us, it won't bug me too much.
8/1/2016 10:01:29 am
Okay hope all goes well :)
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The Cambria Australian Literature Series focuses on critical studies of writing by Australians, with a particular emphasis on contemporary Australian fiction. In recent decades Australian fiction publishing has outstripped critical study, with the work of many important writers receiving little more critical attention than newspaper and journal reviews, with occasional articles in scholarly journals or collections by diverse critics. This series gives an opportunity for sustained consideration of a writer's full career. In each book, an individual critic engages with the work of a writer, assisting other scholars, students and general readers in understanding its complexities. Each book seeks to find an appropriate, original and lively approach to the writer in question. In particular, the series places the writing not only within Australian culture but also in the context of international developments in the novel.Source: Publisher's website.
'Author of six novels, Christopher John Koch (born in 1932) is one of Australia's leading novelists who enjoys worldwide recognition. Koch's writing has its finger on the pulse of today's changing society. Not only does his work fall within a universal stream but it also stands out as a production of its own, built like a puzzle with distinct pieces. Through fiction, Koch explores other genres – the fairy tale, drama, poetry – to the point of producing multi-faceted works which challenge classification. In spite of the constant renewal of his settings for action, one notices the presence of a main thread which runs through Koch's fiction: the antipodean and ambiguous relationship between illusion and reality.
'This theoretically informed monograph provides a book-by-book analysis of the novelist's œuvre and gives a full picture of his Weltanschauung. It is valuable reference for scholars in Australian Studies, as well as those researching postcolonial, psychoanalytic and literary theories.
'This book is winner of the Excellence Award 2009 by the THESE-PAC jury (le prix THESE-PAC, Prix Jean-Pierre Piérard) in the South Pacific-Australasia category.'
(Publication summary)Youngstown : Cambria Press , 2007
'Brian Castro is one of the most innovative and challenging novelists writing in English today. By virtue of his childhood migration from Hong Kong to Australia, he is an Australian writer, but he writes from the margins of what might be termed mainstream Australian literature. In an Australian context, Castro has been linked with Patrick White because like White he is an intellectual, deeply ironic, modernist writer. His writing can also be comfortably situated within a wider circle of (largely European) modernist works by Marcel Proust, Franz Kafka, Walter Benjamin, Virginia Woolf, Thomas Mann, James Joyce, Gustav Flaubert, Vladimir Nabokov, W. G. Sebald, and the list goes on. Castro's writing conducts richly intertextual conversations with these writers and their work.
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'Castro's fiction is becoming increasingly recognized for its brilliance around the world. Readers and scholars, particularly from France, Germany and China, are discovering the delightful challenges and rewards his writing offers. In Australia, however, Castro's writing has often been dismissed by academics and major publishing houses as being too cerebral or too literary. He has been labeled a writers' writer because of the literariness of his concerns and the vast sweep of intertextual references that inform his narratives. Castro's writing demands a committed, intelligent and passionate reader. He constructs narratives of absences, gaps, and multiple perspectives in the expectation that his reader will make the necessary imaginative connections and, in a sense, become the writer of his text. Castro has stated that the kind of novel he most enjoys reading is one he does not understand immediately, one that requires him to search out references and make discoveries. This is the kind of novel he writes. Perhaps, for this reason he has not attracted the large readership his work deserves.
'This study of Castro's fiction has two major objectives: to open up multiple points of entry into Castro's texts as a means of encouraging readers to make their own imaginative connections and to explore diverse ways of reading, as well as to initiate further published scholarly discussions and readings of Castro's work.
'In this first critical study of Brian Castro's work, Bernadette Brennan offers original and creative readings of Castro's eight published novels. Brennan guides the reader through Castro's elaborate semantics and at times dizzying language games to elucidate clearly Castro's imaginative concerns and strategies. She opens up the many rhizomatic connections between Castro's work and the multitude of texts and theorists that influence it and with whom it converses. And through all of this, she stays true to Castro's imaginative project: to remain always open ended, always gesturing towards possibility rather than certainty and closure.
'Brian Castro's Fiction is an important book for all literature and Australasian collections throughout the world.' (Publication summary)Amherst : Cambria Press , 2008
'Murray Bail is one of the most boldly innovative and intellectually challenging of contemporary writers. He is widely appreciated in his homeland, Australia, but too little read beyond its shores. Bail's major work began appearing in the 1970s, after an epochal change of government created a climate supportive of new talent and artistic experimentation. The enigmatic nature of his narratives, coupled with painfully slow composition habits, militated against the creation of a large following for his work, but established him as a writer of the most exacting standards, who measured himself against the best offered by European and American letters.' (Publication abstract)Amherst : Cambria Press , 2012
'This collection is a collaborative cross-racial project that brings Anne Brewster, a white scholar of Aboriginal literature, into conversation with Aboriginal writers about a range of issues that arise directly from their work. Brewster explores the various contexts in which these writers write and in which non-Aboriginal readers read Aboriginal literature. The interviews are accompanied by a survey essay (by Brewster) on each writer's work which aims to introduce readers to the main themes and issues of each writer.
'The book represents a range of writers. It includes highly acclaimed writers whose works are widely recognised (Kim Scott, Doris Pilkington Garimara, Melissa Lucashenko) and other writers whose works are on the ascendancy (Romaine Moreton and Jeanine Leane). Leane and Moreton have attracted some scholarly attention - for example by being set on educational syllabi and having scholarly work published on it – and their reputation continues to grow nationally and internationally. The book includes interviews with a number of emerging writers whose work is powerful and compelling but has not yet been taken up widely either because it is new (Marie Munkara) or because there has been a lack of confidence on the part of readers in taking up authors outside the present canon (Alf Taylor).
'The interviews make a unique contribution to the understanding of Aboriginal literature and of how these writers developed as writers. While many Aboriginal writers write in part for their own communities, they have expressed their strong desire that their work circulate widely among non-indigenous audiences. This book will facilitate the dissemination of Aboriginal literature and will make use of the valuable literary and cultural resources of the writers themselves in order to enrich and expand the understanding of that literature.
'In these interviews the writers talk about the development of Australian indigenous literature and the conditions which have given rise to their writing. They talk about their childhoods, family histories and the regions in which they have lived. They talk about their education and the books they have read; about the importance of humour, the reasons for their choice of a particular genre and what aesthetic and cultural work they see it as undertaking. They talk about how they conceive of their audiences and issues pertaining to cross-racial scholarship. These are all issues which allow readers to understand their work better. This understanding is further enhanced by the survey essays on each writer's work.
'Aboriginal literature is a growing field with a rapidly expanding global audience. Unfortunately many students and scholars read only the most recognised and acclaimed writers and betray some hesitation in approaching newer authors. While this book represents three widely recognised writers, it widens the canon of Aboriginal literature by introducing readers to four lesser-known but equally important writers.
'Non-indigenous readers are sometimes unsure about the ethics of cross-racial reading and research - how to approach Aboriginal literature, how to read it, teach it and write about it. By providing rare and valuable insight into the writers' creative process, into the ways in which they conceive of their audiences and readerships, and into their aspirations for cross-racial understanding, the interviews clarify uncertainties and provide direction for non-Aboriginal readers. They contribute to widespread discussions about the ethics of cross-racial reading, research and scholarship. They provide a timely addition to cultural debates within the public sphere beyond the academy and enable us to better comprehend the turbulent times in which we live.
'This book serves to broaden and deepen current scholarship on the literary works but also to introduce readers to writers they might not have read before. They are both accessible and scholarly. The book also fills a gap by focusing areas of that has been neglected. For example while Lucashenko's novel Steam Pigs has attracted a lot of critical attention, her second adult novel Hard Yards remains largely unnoticed, a situation this book aims to correct.
'Giving this Country a Memory is an important book for all literature and Australasian collections and well as those of global Indigenous literature.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.Amherst : Cambria Press , 2015
'What does it mean to belong? When we belong, how do we recognise it as belonging? What role does belonging play in the formation of self-identity?
'First and foremost, belonging is a kind of relationship, and the connection between self and place has a long philosophical tradition. Experienced across time and place, belonging may be configured through a range of contexts, from belonging to country, belonging to a suburb, a house, even a room within a house or an object. Places and spaces are fundamental to self-identity because the interpretation of our relationships with places and spaces gives rise to meaning, and it is through meaning that a sense of belonging emerges.
'To speak of belonging necessarily entails a sense of estrangement, a recognition of the complexity that is at the heart of the relationship between individuals and what they find in the world. Belonging, like identity, requires some nexus between self and something other; belonging requires, quite literally, something to belong to, a "home" in which we seek not to be a "stranger." Together, belonging and estrangement map the connections through which self-identity is lived. Life writing necessarily inscribes ourselves into relationships and places and, as our relationship with the past evolves over the years, and as the ever-changing present offers new possibilities for the future, so those relationships are not just written but rewritten, reconfigured, re-imagined, and renegotiated with the time since lived and the forecast of future time.
'While there is a growing interest in our understanding of place and space, the focus of this attention has come mainly from philosophers and geographers. At the same time, life writing as a genre has enjoyed an almost exponential increase in both its readership and the number of life narratives being published. A survey of recent autobiographical writing makes it clear that our contemporary lives are significantly challenged by our connection to place. More particularly, in times of increasing mobility and disruptions to conventional family structures, connections to people and locations have become characterised as much by estrangement as by belonging. This book, therefore, brings recent theorising of place to consider a range of contemporary Australian autobiographies.
'Through a provocative discussion of contemporary Australian life writing, Strangers at Home examines what it means to belong and what belonging means for self-identity. Through an examination of the intersections between personal and social identities, Strangers at Home shows how place is essential to identity: contrary to the conventions of solipsism, a sense of self always entails that the self, even when it looks inward, must always locate that self by looking outward into the world, situating the body, and recognising that neither self nor body are either in or out of that place. This important study shows how writers constitute their selves socially, historically, relationally, communally and existentially, and how their sense of attachment—to belong or feel estranged from—realises these selves into some narrative coherence. From Drusilla Modjeska's Poppy and Second Half First, to Rebecca Huntley's An Italian Girl, Steve Bisley's Stillways and many more, Strangers at Home invites readers to reconsider what it is to feel "at home."' (Publication summary)Amherst : Cambria Press , 2016


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I try to read every book Peter Clines writes. His protagonists are the kind of people I would like to be, set in a backdrop that is a well thought out world, This book is of the same ilk, albeit in a world/universe that is well off most worlds ever visited by mere mortal authors.
I'm pretty sure that I didn't understand most of Paradox Bound's universe, but I was able to keep up with the characters. Cline's talent is in making the characters believable in an unbelievable world. It's not time travel, it's history travel, and the search for the American Dream is literal, so seeming paradoxes unfold chapter by chapter. His character dialogue is akin to John Scalzi's or early John Barley and the novel zips along like a well tuned model A Ford. Even when the road slips and skids, and the exposition of paradoxes gives this reader a hours long headache, the plot moves along inexorably.
I heartily recommend this novel to anyone who doesn't mind an occasional headache.
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[goin4broke] Anyone read Jester in recaps? As I've been saying forever mathmatically 27 per Dinar breaks the World not just Iraq.
[mystery] goin4broke don't agree ...
[Scrench] Goin4broke I have been saying for months under the old system that is true, but if currency's are asset backed the can increase dramatically . So you need to look a little harder , might happen , might not
[goin4broke] mystery do tell as there is NO way under asset backed you can even come close. Study China has been fibbing on their numbers too and are more broke than the USA.
[bama] goin4broke not that I agree with Tony or $27, but Jester simply saying the math does not work without demonstrating his math falls a bit short for me. jester postulated the oil credit scenario in which case many rates work. If the dinar is destroyed and oil credits are created, the only thing that matters to the governments buying the dinar off the street is that they pay less for it than they do for the oil credit, be it $1 or $100.
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[sixfigurenow] goin4broke in the real world there is always 2 sides to every story; in denar land there appears to be infinate....I agree $27 is hard to believe but until this thing pops, no one seems to know anything about rate or date...so I guess those that claimed to have CE must be fibbing?...imo
[goin4broke] bama Tony has said in Iraq people are cashing out at 27 plus. Think people. They live in huts but suddenly they are beyond rich? No way.
[TexasMom] goin4broke Tony said contractors were being paid... not Iraqis cashing out. JMO
[dudenocoins] goin4broke - those were oil workers - not Iraqi citizens.
[goin4broke] TexasMom you can't pay one without the other. If you give me 27 as a contractor I'd be on the first plane out of Iraq. No way
[bama] goin4broke I am not arguing for Tony's rates. I am simply saying that any of us who dogmatically stand on our position while knowin little to know facts will most likely end up with egg on their face. We can not know th plans, we do not know the facts, and we certainly can not know the outcome
[TexasMom] goin4broke American contractors... big companies... IMO. Let's not starting arguing with mom!! lol
[mystery] goin4broke iraq is not cashing out at 27.00
[goin4broke] mystery TexasMom nobody has cashed out.
[mystery] goin4broke I KNOW they have
[goin4broke] mystery do tell?
[TexasMom] goin4broke sorry! That is incorrect.
[sixfigurenow] Until this pops, we will not know who has been more right then the next person....will be interesting and I guess come the weekend we will know.....or the can gets kicked down the road again...imo
[mystery] just told u
[goin4broke] mystery why are there NDA's then?
[sixfigurenow] goin4broke do we know for a fact there are NDA's?
[mystery] goin4broke not here to argue... believe or don't your choice
[TexasMom] bama btw good posts this morning. You bring a lot of reason and logic! clap
[bama] goin4broke see. You just gave a perfect illustration. To say without reservation that "no one has cashed out" is equal to saying that you are in a position to know everything about every person and know all of the back room deals that may or may not have been made.
[dudenocoins] sixfigurenow sixfigurenow Yes!
[just4me] goin4broke sixfigurenow I dont believe there are NDAs.
[sixfigurenow] dudenocoins fact not what someone said that you do not know...direct fact?
[goin4broke] bama so you know someone that has cashed out?
[bama] goin4broke nope. But then, i only know about 500 people personally in the world, which leaves roughly 6 billion that i do not know and what those may or may not have done, I cannot reasonably say
[goin4broke] bama OK so they cashed out. Who paid them and with what monies?
[just4me] goin4broke If It can be proven anyone cashed out, I would not care what rate. I would be at BOA getting a 2nd mortgage to buy more IQD. nuff said.
[bama] goin4broke again, I have made no claims that they did cash out. I can speculate like the rest of dinar world but it would only be speculation, Which I am entitled to do, but it would have no more value than the speculation of any one else
[goin4broke] bama were talking huge money transactions with nothing but broke countries. Two and two are not adding up to four. So Iraq paid contractors with what as they haven't Rv'd?
[Scrench] gion4broke look if your upset about a miracle rate of 27 then if the miracle appears , when you get to the bank just tell them your ok with 3 buck. Ok simple
[bama] However, the CBI does have reserves of $70 billion or so, huge resources of gold, as well as loads of oil so if for some reason they wanted to exchange some of that wealth to retreive their currency, I am sure they could make it happen
[just4me] bama you said $70 billion right. If you have 200 million IQD at a rate of $27 that is $5.4 Billion. I know at least 12 peeps with over $200 mill IQD. At a rate of $27, I would be a billionaire myself. nuff said.
[bama] just4me thats a whole lot of billions for sure. However, I would go back to the idea that Iraq will not be pulling money out of reserves to pay for dinar. Using Jesters own logic, the dinar will never make it back to Iraq and will be destroyed. Instead, governments will have the right to purchase oil at some agreed to price, i.e oil credits. If the agreed price is 430 per barrel and they pay up somewhere between $1 - and $30 but can resale the oil for $90 or reuse it and not have to purchase oil thereby saving $90, then what they pay us is immaterial. For Iraq, they have about $1.50 cost in each barrel so for them, it is a win all the way around. They get rid of the liability of standing behind their currency, and they still make a profit of $28.50 per barrel. Again, this is all speculation, just as it is speculation that someone has or has not cashed out
[Jamison] I will make a quick statement, read if you want, it is in the best interest of the banks to get you to cash out individually at the street rate, they get to keep more of the spread for profit for bank, the more people they can convince to go in on their own and not with the group, the bank makes more money. So there is factions of the banking arena that are feeding information to lead you to believe that you could go in on your own for 27 dollars thus avoiding the group situation
[Digs] Jamison Nice Post! Thanks!!
[nutzo] everything is speculation until it is written in stone, and even then it might be a lie, if you dont like what you read, read something else, jester is saying next year, tony and okie are saying now, so take your pick, but nothing is real till we can spend it, be it 2 dollars or twenty!
[sonnayhwh] Gonna be two rates: 1) Street rate, which as yet is unknown and negotiable and 2) Contracted rate, which as yet is unknown and non-negotiable. Both are unknown. But I'd be happy with either . . . grin
10/29/2013 04:22:22 am
At this point there is way too much speculation. I have to believe we will all do alright on this. My hope is that the end of the road is near & we are happy with the end result.
10/29/2013 06:34:43 am
I totally agree to many people speculating about thing that many don't understand.
James Vivian
10/29/2013 04:27:10 am
From the beginning (3 years ago for me), the number that has always made sense to me is about $4 or a little above Kuwait. Only number that has logic behind it. They share a port for exporting oil, same part of the world, similar assets, etc., etc.
ricky revere
10/29/2013 05:00:14 am
You are right on my brother! The rate will HAVE to be near Kuwait's...trade partneres need equality. Thanks Viv!
10/29/2013 05:50:40 am
My thoughts exactly...low $3s to low $4 makes sense to me. Anything over that just doesn't seem logical. It would be beyond awesome, but I'm not holding my breath. I have multiple plans / ideas depending on the rate. It bothers me when I see people say stuff like I'm not cashing out less that $10...well guess what, you might never cash out then! Or the don't take anything less than $8...really??? Be lucky you are apart of this and be happy with whatever the rate is! If you had 1M Dinar (that you paid $1,100 +/- for) and you could go exchange right now and walk out with $4M or $3M or even $1M USD in your bank account RIGHT NOW, who would say nah, that's not enough??? REALLY???
Dale Smith
10/29/2013 12:33:42 pm
Kuwait's situation was VASTLY different than Iraq's. Kuwait had infrastructure in place, schools, businesses, hospitals, roads, bridges, etc etc etc. You cannot even begin to compare the two. It is like apples and oranges. It will be decades before Iraq is even close to competition, and longer if the civil uprisings, corruption, and constant bombings don't stop soon.
10/29/2013 04:33:28 am
Lets just R/V... who care about the rate right now, you'll know after it revalues. Personally I don't think that high rate has anything to do with the actual international IQD rate, it'll be more inline with the KWD, just my opinion.
10/29/2013 04:38:44 am
If you can't explain it to a 6 year old you don't understand it yourself ~Albert Einstein
10/29/2013 06:37:13 am
I agree, except I will be getting the advice before I exchange anything creating a taxable event.
10/29/2013 04:41:52 am
It is all about politics and they control everything. We have waited a long time, what is a little bit longer to see the actual $$$$$.... While we make great friends in this arena, nobody, not anyone but a select few know the date and the rate... Do not kill each other over Jesters comments... God does things in His way... Be patient and let God do it for us........ Have a peaceful day and pray for good things that only HE can deliver... HR
10/29/2013 04:45:08 am
I don't remember who it was but someone posted a $15.90 rate in country for Iraq with links to the numbers used for Iraq assets. The math worked, and some assets were not in that too.
It is such a shame that people, ordinary people, simple people, who are looking for this RV to happen are so impatient, greedy and unappreciative for the information they receive.......do your own homework. Time and Time again we have been told not to contact banks...continues to happen....dont know the rate and time...question continues to be asked...I understand that these are desparate times and people are counting on the RV, however, you knew when you got into this investment that you needed to be patient and that there was no guarantees!! At that time you would have been happy with a dime or a quarter...now look at alll of you....$30, $27, etc. You need to keep your day job or try to find one and quick bickering amongst one another! MONEY TRUELY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL!!!! Ask yourself if you truly deserve this blessing...then start acting like it!!! You might want to watch the 10 Commandments..... this might help put your life and problems back into perspective!
10/29/2013 05:37:39 am
10/29/2013 07:46:52 am
That would be "the love of money"
Anthony Sanders Sr.
10/29/2013 08:09:00 am
Exactly Right On!!!
10/29/2013 04:20:16 pm
10/29/2013 05:01:31 am
It's always easier to be a naysayer. They say it will not happen until 2014.. January or June.. some say 2015. They say the rates will be .86 or 1.16. No one knows these issues.... BUT the longer it goes the better they appear. And if it does go soon, as we are told NO ONE will remember what or who this jester is.. .. no one will care. So in effect it's a win - win for jester. Basically he can keep spewing what he wants and stirring the pot and in the end he gets to do a CE and get the same rates we do. He'll be smiling all the way back under the bridge. GO RV!!
10/29/2013 05:41:30 am
wow!!! We'll Said. I need a cigarette after that post. Thank you.
10/29/2013 06:16:30 am
Sarge...... You spoke the words I was thinking...Amen brother....Go RV
10/29/2013 06:39:10 am
Well said Sarge.......
Hot Tamale
10/29/2013 07:38:23 am
You don't even know Jester. If you did, you would be ashamed of your snarky comments. He's a good man who loves our country. Just because he has a different perspective, you try to make him an object of derision. Nice try . . . I still respect him and his opinions.
10/29/2013 05:13:46 am
It's basic economics. If we get more than $4 and since the amount is value based on the USD, then it is the USD that is going down(devalued) not that the Dinar is worth so much. The USD will be worthless to the rest of the world. It maybe fine within our country but when you travel overseas watch out!!!
Here's a bit of reality folks. Until wr all have either made our appoinyments or have arrived at the banks....absilutely none of us know for sure what the rate(s) will be. No disrespect towards Tony or Frank by any means. I believe they have honest & good intel. However....$27+ wld be amazing & I think we all wld be happy as we wld be with $5 or $15 if that's what we get. It's important that we all stay grounded through the rest of the process & try not ti help delay it by acting the fool as one likes ti say...lol. Hope everyone is doing well & keeping your fingers crossed!!
10/29/2013 05:42:38 am
OK guys and gals listen the rate of 30+ is only for 30 days. After that 30 days the rate will go down to what it should be. That special 30 day rate is just for the United States. I did not think that would be so hard to figure it out. I understand 30+ is crazy to you but thats the deal the USA has worked out ! Not hard to comprehend!!!
10/29/2013 06:16:34 am
That's how I understand it
10/29/2013 08:19:29 am
10/29/2013 05:43:59 am
No one knows till the hour happens period..
10/29/2013 06:01:34 am
Why get so excited over the rate? This whole rv thing is only speculation. What will everyone do if the RV never happens?
10/29/2013 06:09:12 am
Who gives a darn whom is correct?! It is going to be what it is going to be -- PERIOD! And you and I are going to be blessed out of our sox, unless you are rolling in it right now. How we handle what we receive is how we are going to be weighed in the end. What you give to help out of it will, for the most part, be tax deductible and so some of it will mitigate the taxes -- a blessing. If you "go green" with some of it, you will also get a deduction. AGAIN I ask "How much is enough?".
10/29/2013 06:23:00 am
Everything people are saying here is mostly truth. The main difference I see between information given by gurus is this....some are just reporting on what they hear from credible sources and the others report on what they know based on their opinion. When I see another opinion at this point I just say to myself, "I already have one of those."
10/29/2013 06:34:42 am
If you read Jester's post very carefully, I believe he is trying to prepare us for whatever happens -even the worst. What is jumping out at me is that the elites appear to be taking care of themselves, as usual....exchanging at rates that are many times what the currency is worth, which COULD leave little
10/29/2013 07:44:37 am
Well Okie said he heard over $30 +/- now? Who knows, the shadow do! In other words let it be, let it be, let it be, it will be what it be when we see. OK!
10/29/2013 07:47:52 am
The big numbers that Tony speaks of strike me as being a bit on the unreasonable side. Converting $1000.00 for a Million Dinar into 27 Million Dollars is a far fetch expectation.
10/29/2013 07:52:40 am
eryone is arguing about who is wrong with the rates. Has anyone stopped to think that both could be simultaneously correct? With 190 currencies revaluing doesn't it figure that America's dollar will be among them? While Iraq will be going up because of their inherent riches, does it not make sense that America will be losing value in the dollar? We have printed too much, backed it with too little, and shown way too often how fiscally irresponsible we are as a nation for the dollar to remain as valuable as it is. I personally believe that when the end comes to this, the dollar amounts will read at those high levels for exchange, but due to revaluing and inflation, will be worth closer to what those lower amounts would be now. I think America in General needs to wake up, Vietnam, Indonesia and Zimbabwe aren't the only countries who's numbers are too big for their accounts.
10/29/2013 08:42:58 am
Dear fellow Dinarians,
10/31/2013 12:46:04 am
Dr Randy, Please be reminded of the following. The debt burden Iraq now carry as against fifteen years ago, Their current GDP, Their social, political and economic stability as against fifteen years ago, and the amount of new debt they have incurred over the last five years. Look at all the recent loan contracts they signed for infrastructural developments. At 30 to 1 is a recipe for bankruptcy.
10/29/2013 08:55:57 am
10/29/2013 10:59:16 am
It's going to be between .1 and 1 dollar and we should be happy with that.. I have done the math and it easily covers their budget and debts
10/29/2013 10:36:12 pm
Very realistic Yankee. Makes sense.
Here we see yet again individuals putting forth their mathmatical opinions. Fact of the matter is that no one on dinar recaps or any other site for that matter knows what the rate is or is going to be until either we make our appionments or at the bank. I have high hopes that this investment will have significant returns. I also have faith that something will happen & when it does, we all sld be happy regardless what we end up with due to the initial fact that what we end up with is prolly a bit more than what we all started with. Does that sound a bit more logical than spitting out an equation of ".01 to $1" ?.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Issue Number: Edition 1, Vol. 5
Monthly Law Review January 2017
Letter from the Editor
The Trump effect remains of primary concern to most businesses and governments across the world this January, and that includes Indonesia. Interestingly though, many circles believe that Indonesia will not be significantly affected by the Trump Administration, while many predict that the Donald will be unlikely to execute all of the controversial plans which he outlined during his high-octane election campaign. Moreover, many believe that domestic consumption in Indonesia remains the nation's biggest strength, and thus any potential turbulence relating to export activity to the United States is unlikely to have any significant impact upon the nation....
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At the end of January, the design of the new curriculum for the training programme ROIEDU Business will commence, implemented by the British educational institution, the αriston project.
Practice Tests for the Russian State Exams/Cengage Learning; Big English (primary)/Pearson; Skills for Effective Writing/Cambridge University Press – edited and designed by hyphen SA.
Marking their 2 years of operating in Greece, the British educational institution The αriston project and Elaeon, schools for the future of work, are offering scholarships for their Young Pioneers and ROIedu 16-25 programmes to secondary school and university students.
Parker.Stergis.Publishing – Special Editions has recently published two literary works: "Τετράδιο βιογραφίας" by author Giorgios Xeinos, prefaced by the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, and the poetry collection "Αντιγόνοι 11-12" by entrepreneur, educator and inspirer of The αriston Project, Yannis Stergis.
By enriching its educational programmes with international modules, bringing students from different European countries in touch, the αriston project is keeping one step ahead.
The αriston Project was present at the 8th ELTAM-IATEFL-TESOL international conference, which took place from 31/10 to 2/11 2014 in Skopje, titled "Managing Teaching and Learning-Making the Most of Both Worlds". At the conference, The αriston Project was represented by hyphen's president Yannis Stergis and executive director Antonis Mavromatis.


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Amitabh Bachchan denies being ill, says neck brace part of 'Piku' costume
Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan has denied reports of shooting for his upcoming film 'Piku' despite being ill. He clarified on Twitter that the neck brace he is seen wearing is part of his costume for the film.
Big B has denied being ill and has clarified that the neck brace is part of costume for 'Piku'. Pic/Santa Banta
There were reports that the 72-year-old actor was unwell while shooting for 'Piku', where he was spotted riding a bicycle past the iconic Writers' Building.
The 'Bhootnath Returns' star took to Twitter to set the record straight.
"So.. Media conjectures that I am ill is incorrect! That neck brace that they see me wearing is part of my costume in 'PIKU'!," Amitabh posted on Twitter.
The actor was receiving messages from his fans on social-networking sites about his well being.
"Arre yaar... Please Ef (Extended Family), do not make such a big hohaa about the media report... Its not their fault... Happens sometimes!!," Amitabh added.
Directed by Shoojit Sircar, 'Piku' also stars Deepika Padukone and Irrfan Khan in prominent roles.
Meanwhile, Big B has crossed the 17-million fan following mark on Facebook. "Oye!! Crossed 17 million on FaceBook.. Yeaaahhh!! Thank you all...," he said.


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Here's a look at the food and sightseeing itinerary - we're not necessarily going to be eating and doing all, it's just a list of things of interest.
As the title states, we're planning to visit over Thanksgiving weekend and it's my wife's first time in both cities. She's very excited, however I'm concerned that we may be limiting our experience by visiting over the holidays.
Based on the following, could you please advise whether most of what we plan to do and see will be open over the majority of our trip? We also hope to do some shopping (records, clothes, etc) and catch lots of shows. I'm open to switching the dates up if there's any point in which we'll be stuck due to restaurant and attractions closures. We're only visitng for a short window of 5 days in each city and want to make the most of it...
Thanks for the feedback!!
Nashville, TN - Hermitage Hotel - Deluxe King / Jr. Suite (4/5 Nights)
To Eat
• Breakfast at Pancake Pantry
• Breakfast at Loveless Cafe
• Sunday Brunch at Monell's in Germantown
• Lunch at Arnold's Country Kitchen
• Lunch at Swett's (and/or) Silver Sands
• Lunch at Eastside Fish
• Lunch at Ed's Fish House
• Lunch at Prince's Hot Chicken Shack (and/or) Bolton's Spicy Chicken & Fish - (Original Main St. Location!)
• Lunch at Fat Mo's
• Lunch at Brown's Diner
• Lunch at Poe Boy Luncheon
• Ice Cream & Fountain Drinks at Elliston Place Soda Shop
• Dinner at Bobbie's Dairy Dip
• Dinner at Jack's Bar-B-Que
• Dinner at Rotier's Restaurant
• Dinner at Capitol Grille + The Oak Bar
• Cocktails at The Patterson House
• Cocktails at Holland House Bar & Refuge
• Cocktails at Merchant's Restaurant & Bar
To Do
• Downtown Nashville
• Printer's Alley
• Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
• RCA Studios
• Ryman Auditorium
• Grande Ole Opry
• Schermerhorn Symphony Center
• General Jackson Showboat (?)
• Centennial Park - The Parthenon, Lake Watauga, etc.
• Tennessee State Capitol
• The Hermitage
• Frist Center for Visual Arts
• Cheekwood Botanical Gardens & Museum of Art
• Tennessee State Museum
• Franklin Theatre
• Hatch Show Print
• Union Station Hotel
• Vanderbilt University
• Historic Carnton Plantation
• Belle Meade Plantation
• Radnor Lake State Park
Memphis, TN - The Peabody - Jr. Suite (4/5 Nights)
To Eat
• Breakfast at Arcade Restaurant
• Breakfast at Bob's Barksdale Restaurant
• Breakfast at Blue & White Restaurant
• Breakfast at Blue Plate Café
• Lunch at The Little Tea Shop
• Lunch at Gus's World Famous Hot and Spicy Chicken (Front St)
• Lunch at The Germantown Commissary
• Lunch at Payne's Bar-B-Que
• Lunch at Cozy Corner Restaurant
• Lunch at A&R Bar-B-Que (Elvis Presley Blvd)
• Lunch at Leonard's Barbeque
• Lunch at Alcenia's Desserts & Preserves
• Fountain Drinks at Wiles-Smith Drugs
• Dinner at Charlie Vergo's Rendezvous
• Dinner at Interstate Bar-B-Q (3rd St)
• Dinner at Dyer's Burgers
• Dinner at Coletta's Italian Restaurant
To Do
• National Civil Rights Museum - Lorraine Motel
• Sun Studio
• Graceland
• Stax Museum of American Soul Music
• Beale Street - A. Schwab's, Historic Daisy Theater and The New Daisy Theatre, Handy Park, W.C. Handy Historic Home, Blues Clubs and Cafes, etc.
• Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum
• Orpheum Theater
• Levitt Shell
• Cardinals at AutoZone Park
• Shelby Farms Park
• Paddle Boat on the Mississippi River
• The Cotton Museum at The Memphis Cotton Exchange
• Elmwood Cemetery
• Victorian Village Historic District: Woodruff-Fontaine and Mallory-Neely House
• Pink Palace Museum and Planetarium
• Memphis Zoo
• Burkle Estate Museum - Slave Haven
• Dixon Gallery & Gardens
• Memphis Brooks Museum of Art


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Maybe Wolverine should thank the Academy. And Hugh Jackman.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine rose above everything from swine flu to play-off basketball to gross $87 million at the weekend box office, its studio estimated. The debut was the year's biggest, and the fourth-biggest ever for a summer-season opener.
"We've had a lot of hurdles to overcome with this movie," 20th Century Fox's Chris Aronson said today. "At the end of the day, audiences have a huge appetite for Hugh."
And was that appetite whetted by Jackman's appearance as Oscar host?
"What other explanation is there?" Aronson asked. "That turn just made him that much more appealing."
Especially among women.
More than the previous three X-Men films, Aronson said, Wolverine's audience split almost evenly along gender lines: 53 percent of moviegoers were men; 47 percent were women.
And apparently fond of superheroes who can sing, dance and duet nicely with Anne Hathaway.
Drilling down into the numbers:
• In foreign countries, minus swine-flu-stricken Mexico, natch, Wolverine took in $73 million, Fox reported. After three days, the reputedly $130 million movie's worldwide haul stands at $160 million.
• Wolverine's string of bad breaks, not including bad reviews, included: a leaked print, the swine flu outbreak and the Chicago Bulls pushing the Boston Celtics into a game 7 play-off game. That last one was the most recent wrinkle. According to Aronson, Wolverine's box office was down 32 percent in Chicago last night as the Bulls played the Celtics. In victorious Boston, business was down 21 percent.
• Audiences seemed fully aware of Wolverine's bad buzz. But, in the end, per Fox's exit polling, nearly half of all moviegoers said the film was better than they expected.
• Among summer-season starters, Wolverine ranks behind Spider-Man 3 ($151.1 million), Spider-Man ($114.8 million) and last year's Iron Man ($98.6 million).
• Among X-Men movies, unadjusted for inflation, Wolverine ranks behind only X-Men: The Last Stand ($102.8 million).
• Ghosts of Girlfriends Past ($15.3 million) was, nearly dollar for dollar, this year's Made of Honor—and Matthew McConaughey's smallest romantic comedy debut since 2005's Two for the Money.
• Obsessed ($12.2 million) held up OK amid the summer crush. Ticket sales were down 57 percent from last weekend's No. 1 run. To date, the $20 million thriller has grossed $47 million overall.
• Monsters vs. Aliens ($5.8 million) topped $180 million; Coraline ($50,020) squeaked past $75 million.
• Fast & Furious ($2.7 million) fell out of the Top 10 after only four weekends, but a very big $150 million run—the best yet for the car franchise.
• Crank: High Voltage ($470,000) dropped—like a big, heavy rock—out of the Top 10 after only two weekends, and a disappointing $13.3 million run.
• Hollywood's summer is only one weekend old, but it already has its first bomb: The 3-D CGI space adventure Battle for Terra, which opened at 1,162 theaters and made about $861 at each of them, for a grand three-day sum of $1 million.
• In limited release, the new Jim Jarmusch movie, The Limits of Control, killed, grossing $54,233 at only three theaters. The new Michael Keaton movie, The Merry Gentleman (Keaton starred and directed), did all right, taking in $72,240 at 24 locations.
Here's a complete look at the weekend's top-grossing films based on Friday-Sunday estimates as compiled by Exhibitor Relations:
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When Costa Rica was hit by a 7.6 magnitude earthquake on September 5, this was one of the first videos we found, uploaded to the YouTube channel of La Nacion journalist Damián Arroyo, who is based in San Jose. The video includes swaying poles and wailing sirens. The quake rattled buildings and briefly caused a tsunami alert for the coastline.
The storm itself is just a memory, but Hurricane Isaac left devastating flooding behind in the bayous and other lower areas of Louisiana. This video was shot near Springfield.
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Louisiana saw several helicopter rescues, like this one in LaPlace, because of the severe flooding from Hurricane Isaac. Here, a Coast Guard helicopter pulls someone up to safety in the town west of New Orleans.
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As Tropical Storm Isaac took aim at New Orleans, Typhoon Bolaven barreled into the Korean peninsula, putting the Seoul, South Korea, under a typhoon warning. Outside of the capital, the storm's outer bands were already dumping heavy rain in parts of the country. Monday night, strong winds battered Gwangju, as seen in this video from Jason Morrow, out in the storm.
As Tropical Storm, expected to become Hurricane, Isaac made its way from the Caribbean to the coast of Florida and onwards towards the southern coast of Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi, all eyes were on the region. Storyful was busy verifying and geo-tagging videos from the affected areas.
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Tropical Storm Isaac passed by Martinique as it entered the Caribbean on Wednesday, August 22. This video offers some of the first images of the storm as its powerful waves slammed near the Fort de France Martinique.
Tony Nicklinson was paralyzed from the neck down since a major stroke in 2005. The 58-year-old Englishman became a household name last week in his home country after losing a High Court case to allow doctors to help end his life. His family reported that on Wednesday, August 22, via his Twitter account, that Nicklinson had died due to natural causes.
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Luiszer, Fred. 1992. Preliminary report on heavy metals in sediments of Wind Cave, Jasper Cave and Jewel Cave, South Dakota. 4 p.
Study of Mn-oxide and Fe-oxide sediments at the Cave of the Winds, Manitou Springs, Colorado has revealed the presence of trace to percent amounts of adsorbed Pb, As, W, and Sb in the oxides. One might suspect that similar sediments in other caves with the same speleogenesis should have the same elements. To test this hypothesis samples of similar sediments from Wind Cave, Jasper Cave and Jewel Cave were collected and analyzed for Pb, As, W, and Sb. Very fine grained dark red, orange, or yellow sediment (Fe-oxides) and very fine grained black sediment (Mn-oxides) were sampled because study at the Cave of the Winds has shown that these sediments had high concentrations of heavy metals.


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Discussion in 'Bisexual Cuckold Club - Chat & Fantasies' started by Mr C, Jan 19, 2014.
I love doing it as she gives him head !
I have licked many Black Mens assholes as my Cuckoldress sucked them, as they fucked her doggy style or as they were using me. I love doing it! Nothing like having a powerful, superior Black Man tell me to lick his asshole! MMMMMM!!!!
I watched my wife lick a Black man's ass. When she finished she walked over to me and stuck her tongue in my mouth. Almost too erotic for words. Yes, I not only would, but I definately want to lick a Black man's ass, tongue fuck his asshole. I also want a Black man to use me for ATM...Ass To Mouth.
I don't like doing it but when I must, I do it.
me too
I licked my wife's bulls ass hole this weekend as he filled her pussy full of his cum. My wife claims the bull bust more cum when i suck his balls and ass hole when he is fucking her.
I love it as much as the black man!
i love eating a Black Bulls asshole. i can spend hours between his legs either in front or back. His decision and my pleasure.
I agree with John boy and his wife when I doi lick the Bulls ass he cums with a lot more intensity and cums sooner
She loves it and later wants to kiss
Me especially after I clean them both so his ass her pussy juices and his cum all mingling together
Well. ..i never tried and couple years ago i was thinking that doing some like that was for sick and gay people. ...but now i change my mind. ..i really don't know why but i started to wishing on sucking, liking a black cock or white too. ...
No need to put label on you or someone
Enjoy what you like to do and do it more often as long as no one is getting hurt
I never thought I would suck a BBC and now love it
Love the taste the feel and the fact that it was inside your woman's pussy or that you are making it hard so it can go inside Her and touch her where you can't at the very deep end of her cervix and the joy she experiences makes it all worthwhile
That's fantastic. ...i think that we all need to do anything without problems. ..My wife asked me to try on sucking a cock. ..i would love but I'm afraid about she could think about me. ...i did suck two cock. ..tranny. ..was so great. ...she doesn't know about that. ...i truly love women but I'm an real open mind guy so i want try anything. ..even maybe swallow cum. ..
I think being honest is the first step
Letting her know what ou like what you want to happen
Also not all Bulls are into this play so you may have to find one that is ok
I found a few and for them it was the power and that the wife wanted me to suck or clean up
I think if she is going bare back and they are cumming inside her than licking her pussy will be the first step to let her know what you want
Small steps to a fulfilling journey of a very satisfied cuckold husband
How can it be that it would be ok for her to fuck men and for you to not have the pleasure that too need if it is true love
That's what i think. ...you're an truly interesting great person. ..let's start to knowing more about each other. ...message me. ..
I love to do it. Especially when he is deep in my wifes Pussy. I have than contact to my wife through him.
Can't wait.... My wife loves doing it.
Noting sexier than a strong black ass.
Worship it !
i love it! prefer unshowered after a hot day
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