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Growing a convincing tour moustache is proving the only difficult thing about being an All Black for Beauden Barrett.
As has been the case throughout his rugby career, the 21-year-old took another challenge in his casual stride when he was tossed the fullback's duties after 24 minutes at Murrayfield yesterday.
Until Israel Dagg came crashing to the Murrayfield turf yesterday, Barrett's most likely course was a late cameo at first five-eighth.
Now he's facing a potential starting role in the No 15 jersey against Italy in Rome this weekend.
Barrett had trained only briefly at fullback in the long buildup to the tour opener.
However, though not flawless, he looked as comfortable, confident and casual as ever during his 56 minutes against the Scots.
It is the second time during his three-test career he has been thrown in the deep on the 24-minute mark, a repeat of his prolonged June debut at first five-eighth against Ireland in Hamilton.
Dagg's injury - he had sore buttocks after leaping for a highball then landing awkwardly - may not prove serious.
He was reportedly walking freely after the test, but it's doubtful the incumbent will be risked against Italy.
Ben Smith and Tamati Ellison are options at fullback, but, presuming Aaron Cruden wears No 10, Barrett could be a more tempting option.
His ability as a second option at first receiver stood out against the Scots and though he pushed one punt too far, he impressed his backs coach Ian Foster.
Barrett's biggest asset may be his temperament.
He seemed nonplussed by the 67,000 strong crowd, saying he'd played on Murrayfield before, for the New Zealand sevens team.
And in typical Barrett fashion he was not stressing about his rugby, relaxed enough to joke his biggest concern was finding some dye to darken up his facial growth.
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"I've still got a lot to learn back there," Barrett said.
"The positional understanding of when to come down the blind and when to hold, stuff like that, but I'll take a lot from that game when I look at the videos. I'll learn heaps from that.
"I'm pretty easy [about where I play], I'll take whatever I can get, but it was good to have a bit of time and have a good look at my game."
Ironically, he'd learned more about playing pivot than ever after getting a unique view of Dan Carter's masterclass performance.
"It's a great place to learn out there at fullback, watching how he runs the ship," Barrett said.
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"He's not all that experienced and the fullback role is different. "For him to play the majority of the game like that, I thought he didn't look out of position at all."
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They were a mixed bag, lacked some physicality and played too much in their own quarter, but were always threatening with ball in hand.
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Magnetic Field Exposure and Cancer
Key Points
- Electric and magnetic fields (EMF) are a form of non-ionizing radiation. EMFs are invisible areas of energy produced by the movement of electrons. Extremely low frequency (ELF) EMFs are produced by power lines, wiring, and electrical appliances.
- Several early epidemiologic studies raised the possibility of an association between certain cancers, especially childhood cancers, and ELF-EMFs. Most subsequent studies have not shown such an association, but scientists continue to investigate the possibility that one exists.
- Studies of animals exposed to ELF-EMFs have not provided any indications that ELF-EMF exposure is associated with cancer, and no mechanism has been identified by which such fields could cause cancer.
What are electric and magnetic fields?
Electric and magnetic fields are invisible areas of energy that are produced by electricity, which is the movement of electrons, or current, through a wire.
An electric field is produced by voltage, which is the pressure used to push the electrons through the wire, much like water being pushed through a pipe. As the voltage increases, the electric field increases in strength.
A magnetic field results from the flow of current through wires or electrical devices and increases in strength as the current increases. The strength of a magnetic field decreases rapidly with increased distance from its source.
Electric fields are produced whether or not a device is turned on, but magnetic fields are produced only when current is flowing, which usually requires a device to be turned on. Power lines produce magnetic fields continuously because current is always flowing through them.
Electric and magnetic fields together are referred to as electromagnetic fields, or EMFs. There are both natural and human-made sources of EMFs. The earth's magnetic field, which causes a compass to point North, is an example of a naturally occurring EMF. Power lines, wiring, and electrical appliances, such as electric shavers, hair dryers, computers, televisions, and electric blankets produce what are called extremely low frequency (ELF) EMFs. ELF-EMFs have frequencies of up to 300 cycles per second, or Hertz (Hz); for example, the frequency of alternating current in power lines is 50 or 60 Hz. Cell phones produce radiofrequency EMFs above the ELF range. For more information about cell phones, see the NCI Fact Sheet Cell Phones and Cancer Risk.
Electric fields are easily shielded or weakened by walls and other objects, whereas magnetic fields can pass through buildings, living things, and most other materials. Consequently, magnetic fields are the component of ELF-EMFs that are usually studied in relation to their possible health effects.
Why are ELF-EMFs studied in relation to cancer?
Any possible health effects of ELF-EMFs would be of concern because power lines and electrical appliances are present everywhere in modern life, and people are constantly encountering these fields, both in their homes and in certain workplaces. Also, the presence of ELF-EMFs in homes means that children are exposed. Even if ELF-EMFs were to increase an individual's risk of disease only slightly, widespread exposure to ELF-EMFs could translate to meaningful increased risks at the population level.
Several early epidemiologic studies raised the possibility of an association between certain cancers, especially childhood cancers, and ELF-EMFs. Most subsequent studies have not shown such an association, but scientists have continued to investigate the possibility that one exists.
No mechanism by which ELF-EMFs could cause cancer has been identified. Unlike high-energy (ionizing) radiation, ELF-EMFs are low energy and non-ionizing and cannot damage DNA or cells directly. Some scientists have speculated that ELF-EMFs could cause cancer through other mechanisms, such as by reducing levels of the hormone melatonin. (There is some evidence that melatonin may suppress the development of certain tumors.) However, studies of animals exposed to ELF-EMFs have not provided any indications that ELF-EMF exposure is associated with cancer (1, 2).
What is the evidence for an association between magnetic field exposure and cancer in children?
Numerous epidemiologic studies and comprehensive reviews of the scientific literature have evaluated possible associations between exposure to ELF magnetic fields and risk of cancer in children (1, 3, 4). Most of the research has focused on leukemia and brain tumors, the two most common cancers in children. Studies have examined associations of these cancers with living near power lines, with magnetic fields in the home, and with exposure of parents to high levels of magnetic fields in the workplace.
Exposure from power lines
Although a study in 1979 pointed to a possible association between living near electric power lines and childhood leukemia (5), more recent studies have had mixed findings. Currently, researchers conclude that there is little evidence that exposure to ELF-EMFs from power lines causes leukemia, brain tumors, or any other cancers in children (1, 6–10).
Exposure in homes
Many studies have also looked for possible associations between magnetic fields measured in homes and residences and the risk of childhood cancers, especially leukemia. Individual studies have had varying results, but most have not found an association or have found it only for those children who lived in homes with very high levels of magnetic fields, which are present in few residences (11–14).
To develop the most accurate estimates of the risks of leukemia in children from magnetic fields in the home, researchers have analyzed the combined data from many studies. In one such analysis that combined data from nine studies done in several countries, leukemia risk was increased only in those children with the highest exposure (a category that included less than 1 percent of the children); these children had a twofold excess risk of childhood leukemia (15). In another analysis that combined data from 15 individual studies, a similar increase in risk was seen in children with the highest exposure level (16). A more recent analysis of seven studies published after 2000 found a similar trend, but the increase was not statistically significant (17).
Overall, these analyses suggest that if there is any increase in leukemia risk from magnetic fields, it is restricted to children with the very highest exposure levels. But it is possible that this increase is not real, because if magnetic fields caused childhood leukemia, certain patterns would have been found, such as increasing risk with increasing levels of magnetic field exposure. Such patterns were not seen.
Another way that people can be exposed to magnetic fields in the home is from household electrical appliances. Although magnetic fields near many electrical appliances are higher than those near power lines, appliances contribute less to a person's total exposure to magnetic fields because most appliances are used only for short periods of time. Again, studies have not found consistent evidence for an association between the use of household electrical appliances and risk of childhood leukemia (18).
Parental exposure and risk in children
Several studies have examined possible associations between maternal or paternal exposure to high levels of magnetic fields before conception and/or during pregnancy and the risk of cancer in their future children. The results to date have been inconsistent (19, 20). Studies are ongoing to evaluate this question.
Exposure and cancer survival
A few studies have investigated whether magnetic field exposure is associated with prognosis or survival of children with leukemia. Several small retrospective studies of this question have yielded inconsistent results (21–23). An analysis that combined prospective data for more than 3000 children with acute lymphoid leukemia from eight countries showed that ELF magnetic field exposure was not associated with their survival or risk of relapse (24).
What is the evidence that magnetic field exposure is linked to cancer in adults?
Although some studies have reported associations between ELF-EMF exposure and cancer in adults, other studies have not found evidence for such associations.
The majority of epidemiologic studies have shown no relationship between breast cancer in women and exposure to ELF-EMFs in the home (25–28), although several individual studies have shown hints of an association (29, 30).
Several studies conducted in the 1980s and early 1990s reported that people who worked in some electrical occupations (such as power station operators and phone line workers) had higher-than-expected rates of some types of cancer, particularly leukemia, brain tumors, and male breast cancer (1). Some occupational studies showed very small increases in the risks of leukemia and brain cancer, but these results were based on participants' job titles and not on actual measurements of their exposures. More recent studies, including some that considered the participant's job title as well as measurements of their exposures, have not shown consistent findings of an increasing risk of leukemia, brain tumors, or female breast cancer with increasing exposure to magnetic fields at work (29, 31–35).
Where can people find additional information on EMFs?
The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) website has information about EMFs and cancer.
Selected References
- World Health Organization, International Agency for Research on Cancer. Non-ionizing radiation, Part 1: Static and extremely low-frequency (ELF) electric and magnetic fields. IARC Monographs on the Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to Humans 2002; 80:1-395.
Lagroye I, Percherancier Y, Juutilainen J, De Gannes FP, Veyret B. ELF magnetic fields: Animal studies, mechanisms of action. Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology 2011; 107(3):369-373.[PubMed Abstract]
Ahlbom IC, Cardis E, Green A, et al. Review of the epidemiologic literature on EMF and Health. Environmental Health Perspectives 2001; 109 Suppl 6:911-933.[PubMed Abstract]
Schüz J. Exposure to extremely low-frequency magnetic fields and the risk of childhood cancer: Update of the epidemiological evidence. Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology 2011; 107(3):339-342.[PubMed Abstract]
Wertheimer N, Leeper E. Electrical wiring configurations and childhood cancer. American Journal of Epidemiology 1979; 109(3):273-284.[PubMed Abstract]
Kleinerman RA, Kaune WT, Hatch EE, et al. Are children living near high-voltage power lines at increased risk of acute lymphoblastic leukemia? American Journal of Epidemiology 2000; 151(5):512-515.[PubMed Abstract]
Kroll ME, Swanson J, Vincent TJ, Draper GJ. Childhood cancer and magnetic fields from high-voltage power lines in England and Wales: A case–control study. British Journal of Cancer 2010; 103(7):1122-1127.[PubMed Abstract]
Wünsch-Filho V, Pelissari DM, Barbieri FE, et al. Exposure to magnetic fields and childhood acute lymphocytic leukemia in São Paulo, Brazil. Cancer Epidemiology 2011; 35(6):534-539.[PubMed Abstract]
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Kabuto M, Nitta H, Yamamoto S, et al. Childhood leukemia and magnetic fields in Japan: A case–control study of childhood leukemia and residential power-frequency magnetic fields in Japan. International Journal of Cancer 2006; 119(3):643-650.[PubMed Abstract]
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Kheifets L, Ahlbom A, Crespi CM, et al. A pooled analysis of extremely low-frequency magnetic fields and childhood brain tumors. American Journal of Epidemiology 2010; 172(7):752-761.[PubMed Abstract]
Mezei G, Gadallah M, Kheifets L. Residential magnetic field exposure and childhood brain cancer: A meta-analysis. Epidemiology 2008; 19(3):424-430.[PubMed Abstract]
Does M, Scélo G, Metayer C, et al. Exposure to electrical contact currents and the risk of childhood leukemia. Radiation Research 2011; 175(3):390-396.[PubMed Abstract]
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Greenland S, Sheppard AR, Kaune WT, Poole C, Kelsh MA. A pooled analysis of magnetic fields, wire codes, and childhood leukemia. Childhood Leukemia-EMF Study Group. Epidemiology 2000; 11(6):624-634.[PubMed Abstract]
Kheifets L, Ahlbom A, Crespi CM, et al. Pooled analysis of recent studies on magnetic fields and childhood leukaemia. British Journal of Cancer 2010; 103(7):1128-1135.[PubMed Abstract]
Hatch EE, Linet MS, Kleinerman RA, et al. Association between childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia and use of electrical appliances during pregnancy and childhood. Epidemiology 1998; 9(3):234-245.[PubMed Abstract]
Infante-Rivard C, Deadman JE. Maternal occupational exposure to extremely low frequency magnetic fields during pregnancy and childhood leukemia. Epidemiology 2003; 14(4):437-441.[PubMed Abstract]
Hug K, Grize L, Seidler A, Kaatsch P, Schüz J. Parental occupational exposure to extremely low frequency magnetic fields and childhood cancer: A German case–control study. American Journal of Epidemiology 2010; 171(1):27-35.[PubMed Abstract]
Svendsen AL, Weihkopf T, Kaatsch P, Schüz J. Exposure to magnetic fields and survival after diagnosis of childhood leukemia: A German cohort study. Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention 2007; 16(6):1167-1171.[PubMed Abstract]
Foliart DE, Pollock BH, Mezei G, et al. Magnetic field exposure and long-term survival among children with leukaemia. British Journal of Cancer 2006; 94(1):161-164.[PubMed Abstract]
Foliart DE, Mezei G, Iriye R, et al. Magnetic field exposure and prognostic factors in childhood leukemia. Bioelectromagnetics 2007; 28(1):69-71.[PubMed Abstract]
Schüz J, Grell K, Kinsey S, et al. Extremely low-frequency magnetic fields and survival from childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia: An international follow-up study. Blood Cancer Journal 2012; 2:e98.[PubMed Abstract]
Schoenfeld ER, O'Leary ES, Henderson K, et al. Electromagnetic fields and breast cancer on Long Island: A case–control study. American Journal of Epidemiology 2003; 158(1):47-58.[PubMed Abstract]
London SJ, Pogoda JM, Hwang KL, et al. Residential magnetic field exposure and breast cancer risk: A nested case–control study from a multiethnic cohort in Los Angeles County, California. American Journal of Epidemiology 2003; 158(10):969-980.[PubMed Abstract]
Davis S, Mirick DK, Stevens RG. Residential magnetic fields and the risk of breast cancer. American Journal of Epidemiology 2002; 155(5):446-454.[PubMed Abstract]
Kabat GC, O'Leary ES, Schoenfeld ER, et al. Electric blanket use and breast cancer on Long Island. Epidemiology 2003; 14(5):514-520.[PubMed Abstract]
Kliukiene J, Tynes T, Andersen A. Residential and occupational exposures to 50-Hz magnetic fields and breast cancer in women: A population-based study. American Journal of Epidemiology 2004; 159(9):852-861.[PubMed Abstract]
Zhu K, Hunter S, Payne-Wilks K, Roland CL, Forbes DS. Use of electric bedding devices and risk of breast cancer in African-American women. American Journal of Epidemiology 2003; 158(8):798-806.[PubMed Abstract]
Tynes T, Haldorsen T. Residential and occupational exposure to 50 Hz magnetic fields and hematological cancers in Norway. Cancer Causes & Control 2003; 14(8):715-720.[PubMed Abstract]
Labrèche F, Goldberg MS, Valois MF, et al. Occupational exposures to extremely low frequency magnetic fields and postmenopausal breast cancer. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 2003; 44(6):643-652.[PubMed Abstract]
Willett EV, McKinney PA, Fear NT, Cartwright RA, Roman E. Occupational exposure to electromagnetic fields and acute leukaemia: Analysis of a case-control study. Occupational and Environmental Medicine 2003; 60(8):577-583.[PubMed Abstract]
Coble JB, Dosemeci M, Stewart PA, et al. Occupational exposure to magnetic fields and the risk of brain tumors. Neuro-Oncology 2009; 11(3):242-249.[PubMed Abstract]
Li W, Ray RM, Thomas DB, et al. Occupational exposure to magnetic fields and breast cancer among women textile workers in Shanghai, China. American Journal of Epidemiology 2013; 178(7):1038-1045.[PubMed Abstract]


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I was just wondering if anybody has a few extra Fortex bean seeds that they might be willing to part with? I'd like to try them but I don't see them in packets at any local stores. I grow tons of bush beans because I hate strings, but I've been told that Fortex are a completely stringless pole bean so I thought I'd try it out. If you want to do a trade I have many different types of pepper seeds I could trade with.
I'm curious about the lack of strings. So far, I've tried purple podded pole, Kentucky wonder, and blue lake, all of which are supposedly stringless when young, however, I didn't experience that. They all had strings regardless of size for me. Maybe people say that Fortex are totally stringless so I though I'd give them a try in addition to my bush varieties.
Fortex is a very good snap pole bean for fresh eating at the young mature stage. It is unproductive in most climates including mine. It is too soft for canning in my opinion. Given a choice, I would grow Emerite before Fortex depending on primary use. If I want a really good canning bean, I would grow an old heirloom bean that I got from my grandmother. Sandhill Preservation has some seed this year. It is Grandma Roberts Tricolor bean. The listing at Sandhill is in the purple bean section, but it is NOT a purple bean.
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It's super productive in my garden. I add innoculant at planting time. Beans are stringless and edible at any stage except when overripe. I always have enough to give away. But I don't can or freeze them, so I can't say about that.
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Joel Sartore is like the Richard Avedon for animals — except rather than showing up in fashion spreads, his photographs are often in National Geographic magazine, including this month's special water-themed issue. Sartore's latest project is a book called Rare: Portraits of America's Endangered Species, which was released just this week. On plain black or white backdrops, he presents poignant portraits of U.S. wildlife threatened by extinction.
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A Night of Hope. (A Christmas Worship Celebration). By Geron David & Bradley Knight. Musical. Allegis. Contemporary and Sacred. Moderate. Score and Parts (CD-ROM). Published by Lillenas Publishing Company (LP.765762160804). Complete parts for accompaniment by live orchestra. Includes full, transposed conductor's score and parts for instruments which you may photocopy (for your church's use only).
Instruments: Choir, Vocal
Genres: Christian, Christmas, Religious, Miscellaneous
The Nutcracker Suite by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893). Arranged by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn. Jazz Ensemble. Jazz Ensemble; Masterworks; Part(s); Score. Belwin Jazz Legends Series. Christmas; Jazz; Masterwork Arrangement; Secular; Winter. Grade 6. Published by Belwin Publishing (AP.33377). This new edition of Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker Suite," arranged in 1960 by Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington, was assembled from the original manuscripts held in the Strayhorn Repository and the Ellington Collection of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History. For purposes of accuracy, the manuscripts were cross-checked carefully with the original Duke Ellington Orchestra recording (Columbia CS 8341). Edited by Jeff Lindberg.List/syllabus: Midwest Clinic Band 2012-13.
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A Christmas Celebration by Bob Krogstad. Sacred, Christian, Christmas. Orchestration. Published by Word Music (WD.080689026096). ISBN 080689023699. Sacred, Christian, Christmas.
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Arranged by Jacob De Haan. Score & Parts. De Haske Concert Band. Grade 2.5. De Haske Publications #1033482. Published by De Haske Publications
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Instantly downloadable sheet music by Ellie Greenwich for orchestra of MEDIUM skill level.
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A French Carol Suite (He Is Born / Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella / Noel Nouvelet / Pat-a-Pan / Angels We Have Heard on High / Ding Dong! Merrily on High). Arranged by Andy Beck. Choir Secular. For SoundPax. This edition: SoundPax. Choral Octavo; Part(s). Choral Designs. Christmas; Sacred; Winter. 48 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.32907). A 4-minute touch of class for your holiday program. This polished medley is rich with classic choral settings of favorite traditional carols. Fine fare for Christmas time. Includes parts for fl., ob., cl., Fr. horn., bsn., mallets, synth., 2 perc., timp.Inst. Parts Available (choral); Recorded Acc. Available.
Pages: 48
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(Featuring: Believe / The Polar Express / When Christmas Comes to Town / Spirit of the Season). By Glen Ballard and Alan Silvestri. Arranged by Jerry Brubaker. Orchestra. Full Orchestra. Pop Concert Full Orchestra. Christmas; Contemporary; Movie; Winter. Grade 3. Conductor Score & Parts. 316 pages. Duration 5:58. Published by Alfred Music Publishing
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Genres: Classical, Christmas, Pop, Film & TV, Miscellaneous
The Real Christmas Book. (Bass Clef Edition). By Various. For Bass Clef Instruments. Fake Book. Softcover. 216 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.240347). ISBN 1423482611. 8.75x11 inches. The Christmas collection that all jazz cats will want in their stocking! This unique fake book features 150 custom arrangements of carols and contemporary holiday songs featuring sophisticated jazz chord changes in the popular, user-friendly Real Book format. Players will enjoy putting the cool back into these Christmas classics: All I Want for Christmas Is You • Auld Lang Syne • Baby, It's Cold Outside • Blue Christmas • The Chipmunk Song • Christmas Time Is Here • Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy • Happy Holiday • Here Comes Santa Claus • I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day • I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm • It Must Have Been the Mistletoe • It's Christmas in New York • Joy to the World • What Child Is This? • Last Christmas • Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! • Mister Santa • Santa Baby • Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town • Silver and Gold • Silver Bells • Somewhere in My Memory • What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? • You're All I Want for Christmas • and more.
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O Christmas Tree arranged by Ted Parson. For 4-Part Ensemble (Keyboard, Guitar & Drums). Swiss import. Grade 4. Score and parts. Published by Editions Marc Reift (MA.EMR-6409).
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The Best Christmas Songs Ever - 5th Edition by Various. For voice, piano and guitar chords. Piano/Vocal/Guitar Songbook. Christmas and Sacred. Difficulty: medium. Songbook. Vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics, chord names and guitar chord diagrams. 192 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.359130). ISBN 0881889288. With vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics, chord names and guitar chord diagrams. Christmas and Sacred. 9x12 inches. A treasured collection of more than 60 songs: Blue Christmas * The Christmas Song * Frosty the Snow Man * Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer * A Holly Jolly Christmas * I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus * I'll Be Home for Christmas * Jingle-Bell Rock * Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! * Nuttin' for Christmas * Please Come Home for Christmas * Pretty Paper * more!
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This is an exclusive arrangements for piano, voice or other instruments of EASY skill level from the original composition by Miscellaneous. This title is available as instant sheet music download. Contents: o lord most holy, jingle bells, o come all ye faithful, the first nowell, joy to the world, we wish you a merry christmas, the coventry carol, deck the halls, what child is this, o christmas tree, silent night, carol of the bells, twinkle twinkle little star, jesu joy of man desiring, Greensleeves, greensleaves, jesu joy of man desiring, green sleeves, greensleves, the first noel, pie jesu, ave maria, panis angelicus
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Instantly downloadable sheet music by Henry J. Gauntlett for orchestra of MEDIUM skill level.
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Carol of the Bells/Greensleeves by Mykola D. Leontovich Anonymous. Arranged by Larry Clark. Concert Band. For Flute, Oboe, Flute II, Clarinet I, Clarinet II, Bass Clarinet, Bassoon, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Trumpet I, Trumpet II, Horn, Tenor, Treble Clef Baritone, Euphonium, Tuba, Bells, Chimes, Timpani, Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Suspende. Carl Fischer Young Performance Series. Classical. Grade 2-2.5. Score and Set of Parts. Standard notation. 20 pages. Published by Carl Fischer (CF.YPS48). ISBN 0825858836. With Standard notation. classical.
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Instantly downloadable sheet music by Robert Longfield for orchestra of MEDIUM skill level.
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Nick Cornall: Hansel And Gretel (Teacher's Book/CD). For Piano, Vocal & Guitar (Book and CD pak). Music Sales America. Christmas. Book with CD. 40 pages. Golden Apple Productions #GA11113. Published by Golden Apple Productions (HL.14014415). ISBN 0711979251. Christmas. 9x12 inches. Hansel and Gretel is another super pantomime from Nick Cornall, suitable for performance all year round in any primary school. Two children, abandoned in a wood, come upon a gingerbread house occupied by a witch, who has designs on eating them! But as with all Nick Cornall's pantomimes, things are not quite what they seem...The witch is urged to update herself, and her edible cottage includes sodium monoglutomate! Script available in student book. If you need to license a school/youth theatre performance of this product, please use the online application form.
Pages: 40
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
Messiah: The Solo Variants by George Frideric Handel (1685-1759). Arranged by Chester L. Alwes. For solo voice and piano. Sacred, Christmas, Eastertide, General, Lent. Published by Roger Dean Publishing (LO.30-2434R). In this new companion to Handel's classic "Messiah," American music scholar and conductor Dr. Chester L. Alwes has created an essential resource for singers, teachers, conductors, and scholars who want to understand and make informed decisions about the oratorio and its performance. This simple, accessible book contains all of the recitatives and arias, along with every variant written and authorized by Handel and the rationale behind their potential use. The thoughtful commentary that accompanies the music also suggests a wide array of choices regarding ornamentation, style, phrasing, dynamics, and more, making it ideal for scholars and advanced singers. This is a natural and invaluable addition to the already popular Leonard Van Camp "Messiah" edition (65/1001) and the resource text "A Practical Guide for Performing, Teaching, and Singing Messiah" (30/1004), both available from Roger Dean Publishing Company.
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Genres: Baroque Period, Christian, Christmas, Easter, Classical, Religious, Miscellaneous, Celebrations
Evening in December - P/A CD by Victor C. Johnson. Christmas. Performance/accompaniment CD. Published by Heritage Music Press (LO.99-2614H). This exquisite seasonal ballad features stirring melodies and luscious harmonies, exuding the warmth of this contemplative text about a lonely traveler being invited in from the cold on a wintry December night: "May the Christmas spirit living in your soul be unto the hurting, a shelter from the cold. Keep your candle burning, a beacon in the night, so all who need compassion may warm up in its light. ".
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
Jingle Bells - P/A CD by Lois Fiftal. Secular Christmas. Performance/accompaniment CD. Published by Heritage Music Press (LO.99-2590H). This lively setting of the wintertime favorite absolutely sparkles! A few creative twists and turns throughout the piece add to the fun, and the slower, expressive treatment of the second verse adds some nice variety! "Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh! ".
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
8 Jazzy Carols by Keith Terrett. For Cello and Piano. Christmas Swing. Parts. Published by Uetz Music (UZ.BU-8117).
Genres: Christmas, Swing, Miscellaneous, Jazz & Blues
Fingerstyle Noel for Guitar by Mark Hanson. For Guitar. Music Sales America. Christmas, Sacred. Book with CD. 80 pages. Accent on Music #AC72640. Published by Accent on Music (HL.14011357). ISBN 0936799129. Christmas, Sacred. 9x12 inches. 30 fingerstyle guitar solos in tab format, by one of the most respected names in guitar books, Mark Hanson. Includes two flute and guitar duets. Easy to advanced levels include standard musical notation and tab. Christmas sing-along sheets are included with easy chords for beginners and capo positions. Comes with a full-length CD.
Pages: 80
Instruments: Fingerpicking Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
Arranged by Michael Newman and Laura Oltman. For Guitar (Classical). Duets. Christmas. Multiple Levels. Book/CD Set. 80 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc
Pages: 80
Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
A Charlie Brown Christmas arranged by Carl Strommen. Concert Band. Concert Band. Pop Symphonic Band. Christmas; Contemporary; Light Concert; TV; Winter. Grade 4. Conductor Score & Parts. 344 pages. Duration 4:58. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.CB9835). ISBN 0757933750. Christmas; Contemporary; Light Concert; TV; Winter. Each year at the time of the holiday season, those lovable Peanuts® characters find their way into the homes of millions of fans through their famous television specials. Charlie and his friends are musically accompanied by great songs (arranged here by Carl Strommen), such as Linus and Lucy * Skating * Christmas Time Is Here * O Tannenbaum. (4:58).
Pages: 344
Genres: Christmas, Film & TV, Miscellaneous
African Star Carol by Michael Barrett. For SATB choir, piano accompaniment and percussion (Studiotrax CD). Choral. Shawnee Press. Epiphany, general, music appreciation, World Unity, Christmas. Shawnee Press #MD5568. Published by Shawnee Press (HL.35000298). Here is the much anticipated follow up to Michael Barrett's smash hit African Advent Carol. Hear the morning break forth with a joyous affirmation that the music of light will shine in our lives forever. Incorporating the traditional South African tune "Siyahamba," this amazing choral will be an unforgettaable song for post-Christmas services or for any time of the year when joy is lifted to the skies!
Instruments: Choir, Piano Accompaniment, Percussion, Vocal, Piano, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Christian, Christmas, World, Religious, Miscellaneous
The Sounds of Christmas, Volume 1 by Various. Arranged by David Marlatt. For 2 Euphonium, 2 Tuba. Mixed Instruments - Flexible Instrumentation; Part(s); Quartet. Eighth Note Publications. Renaissance, Christmas. Published by Eighth Note Publications (AP.81-LBE209). ISBN 1554729505. Renaissance, Christmas. This is another interchangeable series from Eighth Note Publications. Any 4 instruments (flutes, clarinets, saxophones, trumpets, horns, trombones and tubas) can be combined to form a mixed quartet. Great Christmas music set to interesting and creative arrangements make holiday fun for young musicians. The 10 pieces featured in this volume are: Angels We Have Heard on High, Carol of the Bells, O Little Town of Bethlehem, We Three Kings, O Holy Night, Joy to the World, Silent Night, Pat-a-Pan, It Came Upon a Midnight Clear and We Wish You a Merry Christmas.
Instruments: Euphonium, Tuba, Flexible Instrument, Brass, Other
Genres: Christmas, Renaissance, Miscellaneous, Classical


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By Sharon Byrne
It's always a critical time in government. No matter what year, election, or issues, it's critical. Ever notice that?
This week's column isn't to advance the interest of any candidates, party, or cause. The only concern expressed is a call for good governance… on every front. We're not in some kind of "Bell" state of affairs, i.e., rampant corruption. In the news as of late, there are some struggles looming large within our city and county government, and I just hope our elected officials and staff can navigate through them to a good end for all of us.
The recent Point-in-Time Count is disappointing: the homeless count is flat since 2013. As someone who's worked on that problem, people are getting help, including housing. But are we drinking a storm with a teacup, so to speak? Are we putting adequate resources in play to address homelessness? Are there enough Restorative Police here in Santa Barbara? Two cops work darned hard with chronically homeless individuals. With 893 homeless counted in the city of Santa Barbara this year, and 600+ deemed chronically homeless, is 2 cops even remotely realistic to tackle this problem? On the Milpas Outreach Project, we've learned 10 chronically homeless individuals can keep 10 of us volunteers pretty darned busy, and take months to finally house. Santa Monica, with a 2015 count of 738 (also flat), has 10 Homeless Liaison Police. Given that State St is adopting the Milpas model and had to push for Community Service Officers, where is the horsepower and leadership from SBPD to seriously address this problem?
The county funds alcohol, drug, and mental health services. That county department, ADMHS, itself the subject of heavy criticism, offers annual training sessions for law enforcement on dealing with mental health crises. It stands to reason that SBPD is probably called out to deal with individuals experiencing mental health crises on the streets pretty regularly. So why not flood these training sessions with officers to better equip them?
ADMHS has tens of millions of dollars available through the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA). Those funds can be used for increased outreach to mentally ill individuals on our streets, supportive housing for them, and other crisis services we clearly need. Can our county supervisors direct ADMHS to prioritize MHSA funds to help reduce the number of severely mentally ill individuals on our streets? Are our city leaders aggressively lobbying the county supervisors in this direction?
ADMHS also has a number of job openings on the mental health side, with a hiring backlog approaching 100 for some time. There is a fairly new emphasis in hiring for cultural competency, but it's resulting in turning away good people that are not bilingual. Are there not options for translators or bilingual contract staff to close the gap?
At the same time the flat homeless count was released, the County Supervisors' pay hikes made the news. Pay raises for government officials and staff are always controversial. Taxpayers resent paying increased salaries, and it's a somewhat poor argument to use salaries in other jurisdictions as the basis for increases, rather than performance, as multiple op-ed writers have noted. The problem is gaming the system. The first county to increase their pay paves the way for other counties to follow suit, whether warranted or not. Our county supervisors make less than some of their staff. They're not rolling in the dough. But the optics, as they say in DC, aren't good.
Infrastructure is a huge city and county challenge across the United States. How is it that at one time we could build all these bridges, roads, and buildings, but can no longer afford to maintain them? I am not a civil engineer, so am admittedly not expert, but it seems to me it's probably more difficult to maintain a 50 year-old Ferrari in perfect condition than it is to buy a new one. Trying to find parts alone would be an ordeal. Edison, though not a government entity, is wrestling with 100 year-old infrastructure in our downtown, built when the area was not nearly so densely commercial. That aging infrastructure can't handle today's load; witness the blackouts. Edison would likely find it far less onerous to wire up a new downtown yet-to-be-built versus upgrading 100 year-old infrastructure buried underground. Sometimes, maintenance is just harder than demolish / build new. We've built an awful lot of stuff through the industrial era, and I guess we've hit critical mass in what it now takes to keep it all up.
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Aidan O'Brien: Naas winner
Aidan O'Brien's Cougar Mountain made an impressive start to his career with victory in the six-furlong New BBQ Format At Naas Maiden.
The Fastnet Rock colt holds a number of big-race entries, including the Darley July Cup, Qipco Sussex Stakes and Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes, and was given a no-nonsense ride by Joseph O'Brien, taking over at the head of affairs just before the two-furlong pole after Edamame had cut out the early fractions.
Sent off the 8-11 favourite, the highly-regarded newcomer responded takingly, quickening smartly and powering away from the 87-rated Monsieur Power in the final furlong to score by five and a half lengths.
The winner had been due to make his racecourse bow in the opening race of the 2013 Flat season at the Curragh, but was withdrawn with a stone bruise.
O'Brien senior was absent, but the winning rider said: "He's a horse we've always really liked for fast ground.
"We always thought he'd have no problem with five, six or seven (furlongs) and he might get a mile.
"We thought last year he was our best two-year-old and he has a chance of being a Group One horse.
"He was quite green. I gave him a slap down the shoulder and got there too soon so I had to stay going and pushed him out hands and heels.
"It's always frustrating when you have a good one at home standing in a box. He never had any major problems, but when he got near a run he had little setbacks.
"He was coughing for a while and had a stone bruise as a two-year-old that took him a while to get over.
"In the second half of last year we said we'd have him for next year and we hoped to have him out earlier than we did.
"I think he could be a very good horse, whether that's as a sprinter or a miler, I don't know.
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Help - How Many Pendants over 6 ft island??
My contractor just told me that I need to let him know tomorrow morning where to place the pendant lights in my kitchen. We just started the work last week, so my kitchen is currently an empty shell and I am having trouble picturing this. The island will be 35" X 72". I had one lighting store tell me 2 pendants, and that 3 would be far too many. The other lighting store told me I definitely need three of the mini pendants.
thank you for any help - too many decisions at once!
My island is a triangle/pie shape and 74 x 69. I have 3 lights - set in a triangle. They are spaced 43" apart and only about 13 inches from the edge of my counter. Not only are my pendants within arm waving distance (they've been knocked a few times), I think they look funny - too far apart. Wish they were closer together and further in from the edge. But then my contractor forced me to make a decision when the room was empty as well. One of these days when DH is in a really good mood, I may ask him about moving them closer together.
I think I would do 3 if I had a rectangle island and could put them in a row - BUT that assumes the lights were on the small size like mine - 4w x 7h. If you pick larger lights, then 3 may be too many. Do you have your lights picked out? If you look at the fixtures that have multiple pendants, they are usually spaced fairly close together.
What other ceiling lighting do you have. Two pendants seems right for a 6 foot island if the rest of the kitchen is well lit. Three could work as well if they are not particularly big fixtures. You may want to show a floow plan to a lighting designer at an independent dealer. Not one of the box stores.
The rest of the kitchen is well lit with previously installed cans. I think I am stuck with 2 because of a duct that would get in the way of my centering a pendant over the island. Looks like I have a choice because of the duct and the joists of either having the lights 30 inches apart and 21" from each side of the island, or 14.5 inches from each side and 43 inches apart. What would be best? I haven't picked out the lights yet - but the ones I like online seem to be about 4.5 to 6 inches in diameter.


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Six fundamentals that will help you grow the reach and engagement of your brand.
Having worked with more B2B companies recently, I am noticing that many brands, while they have dipped their toe in the digital waters, have not leveraged the medium fully. While industry-targeted publications are on the media plan, there is now an expansion to include its online arm. While this allows relatively simple integration, there are challenges: triple digit CPMs, lack of inventory, clutter against direct competitors, and few options for creative executions beyond standard banners or "packages" already defined. All of these factors are not ideal and certainly not going to move the needle to create impact and engagement on behalf of a target audience.
What can be done to change this? A lot, and if done right, a lot more. In my opinion, the golden rule for consumer-based advertising within the digital space should apply to B2B advertising as well, and that is to continuously test. Test different strategies, tactics, messaging, media, measurement, etc. Consumption patterns and trends are continuously changing; just because something works one day, certainly does not mean it will work forever, so being able to stay ahead of the curve is essential in advertising - particularly true of digital, which is so accountable. Testing is crucial.
Setting a few fundamentals in place will truly help to grow the overall reach and engagement with your brand, without setting you back a ton of additional dollars - just used more efficiently.
While I have mentioned many opportunities for B2B advertising within the digital space, the game is always changing, and in order to continually stay ahead of competitors, it is necessary to not evaluate media in a silo. With a little brainstorming and creative thinking, there are always new opportunities and options to try and test, or at least consider. Never be afraid to mix it up; clients and customers will appreciate the creativity.
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Paisley's hidden gem.Posted Mar 1, 2015
Pros: Comfortable, clean lovely room. Lovely staff.
Cons: Bath towels could be a little larger and a non slip mat in tub would be good.
Location: Paisley Arts Centre is an excellent venue for small concerts, definitely worth watching out for concerts etc. Lovels meals served in Cardosi's.
Friendly, comfortable and clean hotel. Would definitely stay there again if I am back in Paisley.
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nachts ist alles dunkel.Posted Jan 28, 2015
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town centre with free parking.Posted Dec 4, 2014 on Hotels.com
I only had a quick stopover due to very early flight next day but hotel and staff were fine. Large modern rooms & bathroom and large comfy bed with free parking. Only 2 min walk into town. Hotel is difficult to find though because if you enter the wrong end of the street it is blocked by bollards so a 15 min drive around to correct entrance.
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Last min booking .Posted Nov 28, 2014 on Hotels.com
Just a one night stop over , but was a good stop over point , Friendly meet on arr , and breakfast was first class
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom london
Charming HotelPosted Nov 3, 2014
Pros: Friendly staff and charming room, good breakfast
Cons: Room was on the top floor and a bit tough getting a heavy suitcase to the top. Bathroom was nice but shower/ bath wad a bit tricky getting in and out.
Location: Good location close to everything and train station
Very friendly owner, hotel room was charming, clean and comfortable
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A lovely homely hotel.Posted Nov 3, 2014 on Hotels.com
Very lovely small friendly family run hotel. Perfect for a business woman travelling on her own. Quiet and peaceful. The only thing I would say maybe needed to be improved is the lighting outside as the driveway and steps leading up to the front door were quite steep and covered in wet leaves, and the current lighting is covered by hedges.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Northern Virginia
Nice Hotel Near The Abbey and Airport.Posted Sep 22, 2014
Pros: Location, room, bed, friendly staff, nice ensuite facility.
Cons: Choose a lower floor is you have heavy luggage.
Location: The abbey is amazing. Hamish's Hoose was a nice, airy place with good food, service and reasonable prices just a few minute's walk away.
Very nice large house at the top of a hill with nice, comfortable rooms and a gracious staff. Easy walk to the abbey, which was founded in 1163. Good breakfast, comfortable bed, upgraded/remodeled bath in our room, #14. (Which is a suite with 2 double beds.) It is up a steep, narrow staircase, so make sure you can manage if you have heavy luggage-- otherwise try a lower-level room. Just 7-8 minutes from Glasgow airport; cost for a taxi is only 8-9 pounds or so. Highly recommended!
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Maine, USA
A GREAT place to stay!Posted Sep 13, 2014
Pros: no wifi in my room :-(
Cons: I know they are working hard on wifi connectivity but it shouldn't be advertised as wifi in room if there isn't.
Ashtree House Hotel was a wonderful place and I do hope I have another opportunity to perhaps visit and stay again. The only downside was, although I was suppose to, I didn't have wifi in my room. I had a lot of work to do and I had to sit in the sitting room to do it. I would have preferred the comfort of my own private room. Another time, I'd make sure that I was in a room with connectivity. The staff was super and location was perfect. Breakfast was great. The hike up the hill a couple of times a day was great for exercise. I would recommend a cab arriving and leaving if you have much luggage.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Uxbridge. W.London
Very nice hotel and convenient to everything.Posted Sep 11, 2014
Pros: Everything.
Cons: Nothing.
Location: Central to everything.
Great hotel, convenient to everything,shops,train stn,pubs and restaurants. Staff were very friendly, and couldnt do enough for you. We only stayed one night, the radiator didnt work in our room, and they upgraded us to a fabulous suite!!!! The breakfast was super too.
Recommendedby Ken Forresterfrom Richmond, VA
Good place for us to crash after a long flightPosted Sep 6, 2014 on Hotels.com
Lovely old home situated in a working class neighborhood a short distance from the airport. In suite bathroom with a HOT shower was welcome. Room was large and spacious with a comfortable bed. A hot breakfast of an egg, sausage, bacon, tomatoes, and black pudding with coffee and juice were a great way to start my travels the next morning. We'd stay there again.


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Understanding Google Analytics Reports: Why It Will Improve Your Marketing By Over 60% 1 www.fasttrackyoursales.co.uk 08452570073 email: firstname.lastname@example.com Understanding Google Analytics Reports: Why It Will Improve Your Marketing By Over 60% Understanding Google analytics reportscan seriously change the power of your marketing and your bottom line. I suspect many people don't realise that, especially business owners who are just 'getting online'. Just today I saw the email from Seth Godin[ see below] who talks about the New Yorker and what they know about their readership. I have nothing against the ipad and hip technology. The thing is as a business owner with a website you can get a huge amount of information from your website for free by using Google free software called Google Analytics. Google provides many such tools . Here is another one for you that will help with even more market research. So Google analytics is a free software from Google, make sure your web designer has added Google analytics to your website AND YOU HAVE ACCESS. There are many guides online and from Google on how to understand Google Analytics reports. If you head over to you tube this video, though a bit old goes over the basics. Below is a screen shot from one of our 'niche' websites. It does not take a genius to work out that our main audience is the UK, Australia, South Africa and the US. In that order. In fact 70% of the products we sell on that site are purchased by Aussies ! Good on ya mate ! You can tell where your visits are from by the shades of Green. When we realised this was the case with the first Article we wrote we added 3 more as a start. It took a couple of hours. Within 1 month our traffic had increased by over 100%. Have a look at the popular Articles/blog posts. A strong indication that anything to do with Puppies is popular. So if this was you would you create more content in that area? I suspect so. Marketing rule 101 do more of what works. By the way this works in business as well not just Dog training! This is just some of the information we teach on how to get new clients online in our Experts Online Academy training programme. 2 www.fasttrackyoursales.co.uk 08452570073 email: firstname.lastname@example.com understanding-google-analytics-reports Another field in Analytics will even tell you the words and phrases that bring people to your website. You can leverage all this FREE Marketing information yourself or get someone else to do it for you by creating content and building links around your popular posts. Ok about time I let you read Seth Godins Article ! For the first time in its history, the editors at The New Yorker know which articles are being read. And they know who's reading them. They know if the cartoons are the only thing people are reading, or if the fiction really is a backwater. They know when people abandon articles, and they know that the last 3,000 words of a feature on the origin of sand is being widely ignored. They also know, or should know, whether people are looking at the ads, and what the correlation is between ad lookers and article readers. The iPad app can keep track of all of this, of course. 3 www.fasttrackyoursales.co.uk 08452570073 email: email@example.com The question then: should they change? Should the behavior of readers dictate what they publish? Of course, this choice extends to what you publish as well, doesn't it? So what next.? Action Steps 1. Make sure Google analytics is on all the pages on your website and you have access 2. Have a look around at all the different parts. 3. Analyse your popular posts 4. Write more content or hire someone to do it for you 5. Rinse and repeat To You and Your Online Success Denise and Sharon 4 www.fasttrackyoursales.co.uk 08452570073 email: firstname.lastname@example.com About Fast Track Your Sales We are a web marketing company based in the UK we help our clients get more sales leads. We provide a range of services: Marketing and Sales Strategy Product Launch Planning and implementation Copywriting Sales letter creation Lead Generation Website Affordable Websites SEO Social Media Marketing To find out more either email us or call us at the numbers below Email: support[at]fasttrackyoursales[dot]co.uk Tel: 08452570073 5 www.fasttrackyoursales.co.uk 08452570073 email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Positions, record and controversies
Edward Lynch is a business owner.[3]
Many of you have been asking the question, "Who is Edward Lynch and why is he running for Congress?"
The reason you may not know me is because I have been quietly working in the background getting the work done, while the politicians were sitting on their hands talking about it. I am a doer, not a person who sits around bragging about what needs to be done, and gets nothing accomplished; like our current representatives in the 110th Congress.
When the hurricanes hit Florida, I was out in the community donating my time and expertise, repairing houses for the needy and putting lives back together, not playing the blame game of partisan politics. When a tree fell at the home of a soldier fighting for our freedom in Iraq, I was there. I gave my time and effort to restore their property so that brave soldier didn't have to worry about his family at home. I wasn't calling the press looking for a photo opportunity or arguing on the floor of Congress what pork I could tack on to a bill to fund our troops or writing a book about what I did.
When I am elected to Congress, I will see to it that what needs to be done will get done. I don't care who gets the credit, as long as the job gets done. The true measure of a leader is the success of those that he led not the level of notoriety that he receives himself.
It is time to come out of the shadows and "Restore America", the America you once knew, a proud America that stands for all the things good in the world. I want to be your representative to lead the charge and break down the barriers between our Congress and the American people. I want to give the government back to you, "We the people."
There should be only one special interest group in Washington and that should be you.
Together we can restore America and bring government back and put it in your hands.
In ancient times when a Roman citizen wandered away from home and was confronted in a foreign land, he only had to utter three words, "Civus Romanus Sum," which means "I am a Roman citizen." He was treated with reverence and given the respect he richly deserved. I want to return to the days when we can proudly say, "Civus Americus Sum, I am an American citizen."
However, I cannot do it alone, I need your support. Please help me in any way you can, so together we can take back the 19th district. Click Here: [1]
2008 elections
Lynch won the Republican Candidate to challenge Rep. Robert Wexler (D-Fla.) in the 2008 congressional elections.[4][5]
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- 2008 U.S. congressional elections
- Portal:Florida and the U.S. Congress
- ↑ "Florida 2008 General Election,"The Green Papers, August 27, 2008
- ↑ Rachel Kapochunas, "Fall Hotbeds in Florida Produced Close Primaries Tuesday",CQ Politics, August 27, 2008
- ↑ Lynch for Congress
- ↑ 2008 Race Tracker page on Florida's 19th Congressional District
- ↑ [Edward J. Lynch for Congress website
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... time to meet up with the group but oh my was it freezing!! -2 degrees. The walk back to the bus was hard. We are now at our hotel and it is definitely the best one so far. We have a gorgeous view. The place itself is styled nicely and it is just comfortable. All except the pillows. The pillows in every hotel have been that thin there would be no difference if you slept without them. We had dinner included in the hotel tonight and was a starter of a soup again, ...
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... come alive with these ancient structures - they are living, breathing and are now integrated into our modern world. It really is magic. The Catholic Church's presence in this city was another slice of magic. As you know I have no religious ties but I could not keep away from the beautiful churches which were around every bend. It was like walking into a free museum every 5mins...and then there was the Vatican. My fellow Roman tourists were also very friendly. ...
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... this villages you would find in a scenery painting. The hotel we stayed in was nice but basic. When we got there we had a look at the largest free standing Cookoo clock and then met up with a guy to learn about steins. When you cheers with beer your say 'prost' ! It was quite interesting how they are made and the effort that goes into them. Did not blame the €88 or more price tag on majority of the steins. It was quite a relaxed day. We had ...
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Exploring Rhine River!
An hour drive from Trier, we finally reached Koblenz. Got to see a piece of Berlin wall, had a typical German meal Schweinshaxe (Pork Knuckle with mashed potato and Sauerkraut) pair with a local beer! Yum! After our meal, we headed to the cruise port for an hour ride to explore the Rhine River.
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... included visits to uncles who were involved (as translater) with high up folk in political circles linked with Geneva in war times, mysteries with big cars, cigars, high end prostitutes, USA and military, drugs and corruption. It all started due to his disgust regarding German policies of police etc having easy access to your internet, passwords, pins and more.
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