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The suspect that was being sought in the late-night stabbing death of Courtney Levine on Tuesday turned himself into Trenton police. Just after 5:00 p.m., David Noncent, called Sgt. Tony Manzo to make arrangements to turn himself in. He is currently in lockup at police headquarters on North Clinton Avenue.
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To remind you of the nice summertime last year, I have got a cupple of pictures with model Rotkäppchen in sexy dessous. We did thouse pictures at the country side of Frankfurt, near a big Castle called Ronneburg. Can you imagine the farmers eyes who disturbed us doing this shooting
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Now you can see my last year's hot summer day Doggystyle and Latex pictures. We had over 34° on this Saturday morning and no wind. She was wearing a full latex catsuit ( and I just shorts . Very tough model. You see, sometimes it could be better to be the dog. This was not some of the Saturday morning walkers expected to see on their morning walk Please click pictures to enter the full gallery.
Summer feeling
For this could winter days. Something to bring back the summer in your mind. The second part of my canola fiels summer shooting with Saskia Rachor last year. I hope you can feel the heat. Please click pictures to enter gallerys.
Advent Suprice
Today for the first advent I will show you some different topless pictures I did a view month ago with two nice models. One gallery is more for the erotic stocking fans and the other one for the corsage tying fans I have learned there is for everything a fan and a fetish out there. So have fun, and click the pictures to view the full galleries
Milky Tub
My first milk shooting. With model Miss Cindereena. We used 5 liter milk and my own bathtub for this experiment. Mybe the next time I should use some more milk, 5 liters are the minimum. The biggest problem are here hairs, because they are colored. And the hair color makes all the milk red Please click the picture to see full gallery.
Punk Rock Chick
Some pictures of my great Punk Rock Chick shooting with model Natascha at a Frankfurt subway station. You can see in her eyes that this is what she lives for. We also got a lot of peeping people there, taking pictures of her with thair mobile cams. Please click a picture to see the full gallery.
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Gothic Lolita
And now something absolutely normal No fetish, no nudity, no blood, no sex, just normal pictures of a Gothic Lolita fashion wearing girl. I don`t want to do always the same pictures, I like the variations in my work. And for all who want to know where the temple in the background is, its the Sala-Thai II Temple at the Kurpark Bad Homburg (Wikipedia for more infos). Click one of the pictures to see the full gallery.
German Beer Girl
She wears a nice tattoo on her back uh I liked it very much, it looks good against a blue summer sky. Its not a typical Tatto Girl Photo, but I normaly dont do typical photos And I dont drink beer. But it was a nice idear for some Bavarian Style photos. Some beer and some boobs^^ I think you like it to.
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One of the fire picturs I did with Milka last year and a short article about me is now available at the ViewSpotlight ePaper Magazine.
Sadly the good old Kastanienhof is closed now. All enteances are barricaded by the officials, so we couldn`t shoot there as planed. Only the old gargage was left open so we had to shoot there. Not much space there Enjoy the pictures and see what we did with that situation. Click pictures to view the full gallery.
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34. If you had to delete one year of your life completely, which would it be?
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Make the most of angel food cake, pie filling and whipped topping by creating this light impressive dessert that doesn't keep you in the kitchen for hours. It's the perfect way to end a summer meal. I frequently get requests for the recipe.
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Originally published as Blueberry Angel Dessert in Quick Cooking July/August 2001, p29
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Reviewed on Aug. 13, 2012 by 925SilverGirl
Sorry readers. I haven't made the Blueberry Angel Dessert Recipe - my review was for the Blueberry Upside-Down Cake Recipe.
I substituted real butter with Smart Balance and regular milk with rice milk and it was a hit!
Reviewed on Mar. 02, 2012 by 6foreverpaws
I cut this recipe in half, my hubby loved it. I made my own blueberry sauce in place of the pie filling, easy to make at the last minute.
Reviewed on Jan. 08, 2012 by matlyn
I made this using cherry pie filling, lite whipped topping, and lite cream cheese with the confectioners sugar. I mixed it up the night before and refrigerated it. Everyone loved it!!! Easy and delicious!
Reviewed on Sep. 30, 2011 by bobbiejo66
Everyone loved this dessert, I made it with cherry pie filling.
Reviewed on Jul. 22, 2011 by shyski
I absolutely love this dessert. I only make one change though...instead of the blueberry topping, I use cherry pie filling. Everywhere I take this dessert, it's always a huge hit!
Reviewed on May. 19, 2011 by sclcook4u
This is a great and easy dessert. I have made this many times always a great hit.
A great dessert. Very quick and easy made this many times. I used can cherry topping instead of blueberries. Family and friends loved this dessert.
Reviewed on May. 05, 2011 by PpprmintPattie
A great dessert if you want something light and tasty. I haven't met a single person that didn't like it....a lot!
Reviewed on Jul. 13, 2010 by rotitus
Always requested at family reunions and for work. Very easy, light and good!
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Speaking to CNN in an exclusive interview following the incident, the Milan midfielder insisted he would walk off the field again if he was subjected to more racist chanting.
""If it happens again I'm not going to play anymore," he said.
"The referee said: 'Don't worry' but I said I do worry, it's not very nice.
"I was angry and I was sad, but it all came together and I said I don't want to play anymore. There were so many negative emotions that came up with me.
"I'm surprised we're still hearing these things in 2013. It's not the first time in my life that I've heard these things, but I'm 25 now and I've had enough this bulls***."
Boateng's decision to walk off the field was applauded by Platini, who told RTL: "I appreciated this very much. I also sent a message of congratulations to AC Milan's [vice-president] Mr Galliani. I found [the decision] a good thing to do."


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A combination of pork tenderloin, ground turkey and ground beef make this chili unique. Instead of pinto beans, you can use kidney beans, white beans or black beans; I use whatever is in my pantry and never seem to use the same kind twice in a row. It makes a big batch, but don't worry if you have leftovers—the chili is even better the next day.
Nutritional Facts 1 serving (1 cup) equals 359 calories, 16 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 80 mg cholesterol, 675 mg sodium, 25 g carbohydrate, 7 g fiber, 30 g protein.
Originally published as Three-Meat Chili in Country October/November 2006, p51
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Fancy meeting the amazing artist who draws our Doctor Who Adventures comic every week? Now's your chance! John Ross will be appearing at Comic Expo, a brilliant event for comic fans that's happening in Cardiff on Saturday 26 February 2011.
As well as John, you can also meet Paul Lang, who works on the storylines for the Doctor Who Adventures comic, and Neil Roberts, the artist who draws the online strip for The Sarah Jane Adventures.
Also attending will be Mike Collins, who drew the Doctor Who graphic novel, The Only Good Dalek, and Justin Richards, who works on the Who novels.
There will also be loads of other special guests, comic
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special half-price ticket offer for DWA readers! The
usual ticket price for adults is £5 but you can now
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I recently tried connecting a XBOX 360 Rock Band 3 Clavier / Keyboard controller using its MIDI output to a Katana. I was interested in both seeing current generation hardware working with the Dreamcast without special adapters / converters and to see what the true functional limitations of the Dev.Box's MIDI ports are. The official MIDI adapter for the retail Dreamcast is connected via the Dreamcast's serial port, however the Dev.Box's appears to be directly connected to the AICA processor.
The one game compatible with the retail MIDI adapter is OTOIRE (a music creation software). I ran it in the dev kit and played a few notes on the keyboard. What I was playing was coming out of the speakers and I could use the keyboard's buttons to change patterns / octaves and pitch bend, etc, however I quickly realized it wasn't actually the game producing the sound, but the dev kit itself. To prove this theory, I reset the dev kit back to the system menu and was able to still play music through the Dev.Box.
Expanding on this, I remember seeing that the retail Dreamcast has two pins (49 & 50) on the G2 bus specifically for MIDI out / in respectively. I hard-wired the MIDI cable to those G2 lines hoping to get the same result as the Dev.Box unit, however there appears to be a problem. When I plug the keyboard into the Dev.Box, the keyboard knows, even without having the dev kit on, that a MIDI cable is connected and it switches itself into MIDI mode. But when connected to the retail Dreamcast, it only goes into MIDI mode when I remove the ground and just leave the current sink and current source connected.
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Stunting due to undernutrition is common in the poorest nations of Latin America and the Caribbean. Above, a child at risk in Haiti. |
NEW YORK, USA, 2 May 2006 – UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman says poor nutrition among children threatens to become a worldwide catastrophe unless urgent action is taken.
At the launch of 'Progress for Children: A Report Card on Nutrition' at United Nations headquarters in New York, she said that millions of children's lives and futures are threatened because they either do not have enough to eat or are not getting the nutrients they need to thrive.
Ms. Veneman stressed that the world's future is tied to the health of its children.
"Unfortunately, too many people – from individuals and families to policy-makers and leaders – are unaware of the vital importance of nutrition, and how serious undernutrition is around the world," she said. "One underweight and undernourished child is an individual tragedy. But multiplied by tens of millions, undernutrition becomes a global threat to societies and to economies."
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UN Standing Committee on Nutrition Chief Catherine Bertini (left) and UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman launch 'Progress for Children: A Report Card on Nutrition' at UN Headquarters. |
Speaking on her first anniversary as head of UNICEF, Ms. Veneman said the problem must be tackled in an integrated way.
"Food aid alone is not enough," she warned. "Reversing the trends in this report means taking a holistic approach to what keeps children healthy and developing properly. This includes healthy mothers during pregnancy, better education, effective disease control and policies that safeguard food access, even in times of crisis."
Roundtable discussion on hunger
After the launch of the report, Ms. Veneman welcomed a distinguished panel to UNICEF headquarters in New York for a roundtable discussion on meeting the first Millennium Development Goal – to eradicate extreme poverty and hunger.
"If you look at the issue of hunger, you also look at the issue of children," said Ms Veneman. "Children are central, they are at the heart of the Millennium Development Goals. The issue of nutrition is key. It interrelates with almost all of the goals."
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Copenhagen Consensus organizer Bjorn Lomborg (second from left) speaks at UNICEF's roundtable discussion on eradicating extreme poverty and hunger. |
UNICEF Director of Programmes Alan Court concluded the roundtable by thanking the panelists for keeping issues of hunger and nutrition high on the agendas of policy-makers around the world.
Participants in the panel included (left to right in photo above left): UNICEF Director of Policy and Planning Saad Houry; Copenhagen Consensus organizer Bjorn Lomborg; Global Business Alliance for Food Fortification Co-Chair Huaying Zhang; UNICEF Chief of Nutrition Rainer Gross; and Brazil's National Rapporteur on the Human Rights to Food, Water and Rural Land, Flavio Valente.
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Rihanna Bikini Photos: So Transparent!
by Free Britney at .Amid reports that she may be rekindling a romance with Chris Brown, a svelte Rihanna hit the beach in her native Barbados, without a care in the world.
Without much covering her up, too, it turned out.
Hanging out with her little brother at the time, the star was in a family-oriented mood, but certain images that resulted from her romp in the sea were anything but.
Rihanna's orange bikini turned transparent in the water. Take a look:
Rihanna makes a splash in the Caribbean.
She may be bad, but she's perfectly good at it, and if Rihanna pictures like these surface as a result, we doubt many people will be complaining too loud.
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Preview: Palm Centro
Top message: Complete waste of time! Now i'm X treo user 600,650,700 - HTC by I AM KJ
Replying to: Re: NOT A Complete waste of time! Now i'm X treo user 600,650,700 - HTC by tc1uscg
Re: NOT A Complete waste of time! Now i'm X treo user 600,650,700 - HTC
The Garnet OS hasn't been updated in years. And even a few years ago, it was dated when it was released.
The most important thing a new OS would bring to Palm is a multi-threading ability, or the ability to run multiple processes. Your PC does it, most other brands of Smartphones do it, but Garnet does not.
While you may argue back that your Treo can run more than one program at a time, actually it doesn't - it just does them sequentially. A seemingly small difference, but it is holding back the Palm functionality.
Furthermore, the graphics are weak by 2007 standards, the instruction set is limited to things that were present 3 years ago, and all of this manifests itself with fewer bundled in functionalities: GPS, Wi-Fi, BT.
It's hard to explain why anyone would want a Dual-Core Intel processor over a Pentium, but the bottom line is, if you're buying a new product, it's kind of nice for it to be modern. Palm has missed the boat and not improved its OS to an embarrassing degree.
The Centro may be a good Palm product for attracting the new/lower-end customer of the smartphone market, but God knows Palm screwed up their position as the leader of the pack. Advanced users like those on Phonescoop will certainly be frustrated.


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Marigold Grown as a Houseplant, in Pot with Papaya: in album houseplants
Sep 17th, 2002, by Alex Zorach |
This photo shows a marigold grown as a houseplant. This plant was a bit of an accident...I casually scattered marigold seeds in several of my pots, and this plant sprouted and survived, in the same pot as the papaya tree which I was also growing as a houseplant, during my senior year of college.
I found this marigold relatively easy to grow, in contrast to the papaya, which never did that well. I gave this pot with the papaya and marigold to Oberlin college's science library, and the staff agreed to care for them. When I came back to visit after graduating, and checked in on the plants, I was surprised to see this plant blooming!
If you have not tried growing marigolds as a houseplant, I would recommend giving it a try. I found it very easy and rewarding!


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As can be said of life in general, a fulfilling and rewarding college experience is one that balances work and play. At Emory we know you'll be the best student and the best person you can be because you are sure to find that balance. Our students take learning seriously but also have the time for many rewarding extracurricular pursuits.
One of the many great things about Emory is that some of the most fun you'll have will be as a leader of campus clubs or organizations or as a participant in activities that benefit the entire community. Our campus environment and our approach to student life is one that nourishes the interests you bring to Emory and fosters the spirited discovery of new ones, both academic and extracurricular.


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"Bee Mine" Tags
Tools and Materials
Paper punch or pinking shears
Watercolor paper
Clear plastic ruler
Glue pen
Fine brush
Yellow paint
Watered-down craft glue
Fine mesh tea strainer
Glue gun
"Bee Mine" stamp
Acrylic paint dabbers
"Bee Mine" Tags How-To
1. Punch or cut out square from watercolor paper with pinking shears.
2. Punch hole in corner.
3. Using a clear plastic ruler as a guide, use a glue pen to apply line of glue to each edge.
4. Using a fine brush, paint over yellow bumblebee stripes.
5. Pour glitter over wet paint and shake off excess.
6. Separate bee wings with pliers, and position.
7. Use a small, flat brush to apply watered-down craft glue to wings.
8. Sift glitter over wings with a fine mesh tea strainer.
9. Stick into Styrofoam to dry.
10. Secure bee to tag with hot-glue gun.
11. Stamp with "Bee Mine."
12. Thread a ribbon through hole.
To Make Letters
Tools and Materials
Scrapbooking chipboard letters
Acrylic paint dabbers by Ranger
Letters How-To
1. Trace and cut out letters from paper.
2. Paint letter with acrylic paint dabbers, covering inside edges and back. Let dry.
3. Apply diluted craft glue with paintbrush.
4. Glitter one side.
5. Place finished letter on desired object, such as a bottle of wine.
The following products and services were used:
Rubber stamps from www.savvystamps.com
Glitter from www.artglitter.com
Bees from www.tomfloral.com
Tag punch from www.uchida.com
Scrapbooking chipboard letters from www.basicgrey.com
Acrylic paint dabbers from www.rangerink.com
Zig 2 Way Glue from www.eksuccess.com
Special Thanks
Laurie Davis of GlitterWorksStudio, www.glitterworksstudio.com


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Jewels 2 Status Update
UPDATE on May 20th: So Google I/O 2013 happened. They announced — finally — a gaming service called Google Play Games. This is pretty much what I was expecting to have after last years I/O, but nevertheless the thing is now real. The biggest surprise was that it also supports iOS devices! :O
So I had already integrated OpenKit for Jewels 2, which was great, but there were some nice bonuses with Google's solution. After thinking about it for some days and trying the code, I made the decision to switch to GPG from OpenKit. As GPG also supports iOS, there was not much point of keeping the both services implemented.
Naturally this has caused a delay in Jewels 2 development, since I had to rewrite the leaderboard and cloud save (*) stuff, but it only took about three days of work, so not that bad. However, Google requires a game using the services to have at least 5 achievements. As I wrote earlier (below, actually), my plan was to add the achievements in a later update, but now I need to have them in by the first release. Oh well, shouldn't take too long. Still a few days of May left, let's see if I can get the Android version out before June (probably not, though).
*) Doing cloud save is actually pretty difficult when you cannot merge the datasets when there is a conflict.. The end result is that the game should not be played simultaneously on several devices when syncing on the same account, because only the latest sync is kept. I'm still testing various approaches of manual, semi-automatic and automatic sync. If I could merge the datasets, using automatic sync would be a no-brainer, but alas, it's more difficult in my case.
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Long time no write; it's time to unleash a quick post for your reading pleasure! I have some exciting news to share with you — and no, it's not the release date, sadly that one is still a mystery even to myself.
However, I can give you the Ultimate Deadline(TM) for Jewels 2. This has been known to my Twitter followers for some time now: I will do my best to release the game before July 2013, hopefully sooner than later! What's so special about July, then, I hear you ask? Oh, you didn't ask? Well I was sure I… *ahem* Anyway, in July my wife and I are expecting our second baby, a little sibling to our now 3 year old daughter. So that's the Ultimate Deadline(TM). Now, if I had to guesstimate the release date, I might be inclined to say May instead of June, but too early to tell for certain..
But wait! There is more. Remember I talked about the social gaming components earlier? Continuing on that note, I am hereby announcing that Jewels 2 will support cross-platform leaderboards (and hopefully cloud sync of game data) through Google Play Games (see the update above) our friends at OpenKit! This means that players can compete with each other in the numerous game modes, no matter whether they're playing on an iPhone or an Android device.
And even better, I'm hoping to add in cloud synchronization of the game data, meaning all your player profiles (if you have more than one), statistics and saved games in Jewels 2 are accessible from any other device you might have. On iDevices Jewels 2 naturally also supports Game Center leaderboards. Of course, should Google unveil some magical gaming component at this years Google I/O, I'd be delighted to support it as well.
As for achievements: currently the plan is to first release Jewels 2, and then in a later update add some achievements for the players to reach for. What's on my TODO list before the release, then? Well I've still got a couple of background scenes to draw/set up, the cloud sync thing, some minor code thingies and some polish. And testing, of course. So not too much work, actually, which is nice.
What else… Oh, you might have noticed the screenshot on the right? (That also appeared on my Twitter before; keep an eye out for more, especially on #ScreenshotSaturdays! ) It's from the COLLECT-mode, where you need to collect an increasing amount of each jewel per level.
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Column: This Week's Web Picks: speaking freely; the corrections; yesterday's news; the many tongued-Bible
This is the next in a series of post about interesting and useful websites.
First Amendment CenterWho doesn't believe in free speech and the First Amendment? Free speech can seem like a Biblical injunction. And the last few weeks have shown just how terribly consequential it can be, where someone else's bible is concerned.
When free speech, as protected by the U.S. Constitution, collides with religious zealotry, and results in global rioting and death, is it really worth it, and are its defenders really up to snuff? Luckily, this website allows you to avoid answering these questions and confronting ethical consequences by providing dozens of articulate, specific, generally nonpartisan explanations of exactly what the First Amendment is supposed to do.
A project of Vanderbilt University and the Newseum, the Center's distinguished experts cover the 45-word amendment's application to the press, religion, speech, assembly and the right to petition. In America, that is.
What religious liberties do teachers enjoy? Do kids have to say the Pledge of Allegiance in public school? What can protesters do at funerals? Should cameras be allowed in the courtroom? How should we deal with hate speech online?
Signed responses to opinions and essays are invited. The site also publishes dozens of current news stories from many sources on various free speech issues. It offers well-designed, downloadable lesson plans for schools, such as this 57-page document on "Social Media, the Classroom and the First Amendment".
It tells you how to enter the annual First Amendment Moot Court Copmpetition. And it lists its many free publications, such as "Bridging the Gap: Religion and the News Media," that may be too hard to find on its other pages.
If you come away from this site believing free speech is safest residing in a fortress built by lawyers, journalists and teachers, you'll also find that storming it is about as easy as robbing the U.S. Mint.
Common Errors in English Usage
Those of you who lose sleep over how "hopefully" is used in a sentence — or who have caused others to lose sleep over it — can now rest easy. Paul Brians, a retired Professor of English from Washington State U., whose website this is, or was, says ANY way you use it is OK. In its first three years, his site, he says, had 3 million visitors. I believe him, but I wonder who they were.
His website is plumb full of mistaken, mis-misperceived, mis-spelled or mis-used words and phrases. Anyone who loves English can find an itch to scratch here.
What's the deal with "amongst?" Should that line be a slash or a backslash? Is "irregardless" a word? Is there a right way to pronounce "poinsettia? When are you really replete? Is there such a thing as "cold slaw?" What the heck are dangling modifiers anyway?
An interesting link from Brians' page concerns non-errors — words, practices and phrases we only think are problems, like the use of "momentarily," conjunctions to begin a sentence, or saying "off of." Another link contains phrases people confuse, or say, for other phrases they mean, like "anchors away" for "anchors aweigh" and "garner wages" for "garnish wages" (most of them sent in as inquiries from readers).
Brians' site is also a a blog, and was published in 2008 as a book. His site also links to several other useful and intriguing websites about language usage, such as World Wide Words and Crash Blossoms (headlines gone wrong). But is there really such a thing as correct English? Only the great writers know the answer.
I read the news today. Oh boy. Did you have that feeling too? If you simply can't bear to read it any more — or even if you can — but are still a news junkie in spite of it all, here' s a possible solution. Read the news that was reported between 1836 and 1922, in American newspapers, and looking just the way it did way back then, in beautiful smudgeable print, thanks to digitization, the Library of Congress and the always-embattled National Endowment for the Humanities.
Here are hundreds of local newspapers from 26 states, from Arizona's Daily Tombstone to Kansas' Wichita Eagle to Utah's Deseret Evening News.
As valuable as this site is, it can be a challenge to know how to best use it. Though the papers are searchable, the implication is that you'd better know what to search. Almost any word or proper noun will do (all search terms are highlighted in the results), but why search for ambushes, rifles or circuses, when you can search for meatier news of Cherokee treaties in 1838 Burlington, corset ads from 1901, Custer's last stand, Frederick Douglas, Buffalo Bill, sports reporting from 1891 or see a family portrait of Thomas Edison?
Or if you need a lift, look at how the financial Panic of 1837 was reported at the time.
What did the headlines look like? Were there headlines? What were the buzzwords when bees were all that buzzed?
How hard it was to locate information on the page! Though many of them still prefer to handle old newspapers, where libraries haven't thrown them out, scholars will know how to use this digital resource. The rest of us can only stand in awe of what can be revealed when we ride the plunging browser, not only about our history, but about how it was recorded, reported, published, formatted and buried.
We've all heard that the Bible is the biggest best-selling book of all time, though "best" and "selling" may be stretching the case. Most-published, most-distributed, most-unread, perhaps. The Qu'ran and Chairman Mao's Quotations might give it a run. It hardly matters.
The Bible as we know it has defined, spread and challenged literacy for many centuries. But what is the Bible we know? Was God's only begotten text wrapped like a mummy between King James' covers in 1611? Of course not.
Readers and lovers of the Bible live all over the globe. Why else would Psalm 46, verse 10, be translated as "Kia ata noho, a kia matau ko ahau te Atua; e whakanuia ahau i waenganui i nga tauiwi, e whakanuia ahau i te whenua" — in Maori? Or as "Hij laat overal de oorlogen ophouden, breekt de wapens doormidden en verbrandt de strijdwagens" — in Dutch?
Among many things, this site offers dozens of fulltext, online versions of the Bible in many languages and dialects — some rare — including more than 30 English versions. Bibles can be searched by keyword, passage, and topic. A number of audio Bibles are here and can be listened to online, including one in Chinese. The Witness the Bible Project for children is available as an audio.
This site of course is primarily for people of faith, but many a Bible scholar and devotee has been known to march to a different drummer. An Easy-to-Read version of the Bible makes it more approachable for some. A collection of multi-volume commentaries on the Bible is available, though none are skeptical, I suspect.
And for those who need a blog to make things real, the Bible Gateway blog does a fine job of it. This site's greatest strength, I believe, remains its vastly-ranging search function. It should satisfy anyone looking to tame the beasts that populate the Book, whether of the field or of the air or of the heart.


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Warren Buffett says single family rental housing is an amazing investment right now. Of course a one line statement requires more information but he's basically right.


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January 20th, 2011Social issues
Chinese internet users can not use Facebook or Twitter in China because some restricted policies but that's make native microblog has a change to grow up itself. Sina microblog is a successful example. Obviously, sina microblog has similar functions compared with Twitter, however Sina Company also do some of modify in order to make the service more suitable for Chinese internet users. According to the official data, the total sina macroblog users will break through one billion.
Another point I would like to say is that sina microblog is not just account for self use but sometimes also become a symbolic oriented public opinion which from huge Chinese internet users. Network makes people power more strong and sometimes it will reflect a real issue or change issue's result.
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(Community Matters) A long dinner out with Jill McRae & Stephen Yelenosky – two of our favorite traveling companions and best friends – spectacular evening.
Chez Nous remains one of the best dining experiences in Austin. The four of us have shared many meals in Paris and were transported back last evening


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Bogus e-mail attempts to trick USPS customers
Posted at: 11/26/2012 6:49 AM
Do you plan on shipping presents to friends and family this season? The U.S. Postal Service has a tracking program and you can check the progress of your package online but there's a problem -- beware of bogus emails claiming to be from the post office or other shipping companies.
Fraud specialists say the emails contain false information about a package that could not be delivered but there are ways to tell it's not real. You should pay attention to the spelling in the e-mail and the Postal Service says it will never send an e-mail regarding a package it cannot deliver.
Be careful what you click on because it could activate a virus that can steal your personal information.
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FREE MILK (First Draft - Easter 2012)
I'm posting the first draft because it's likely that I will never write subsequent drafts and I can't bear the thought of having another decent piece rot to death in a folder somewhere.
This is kind of a sexy poem, so I hope you enjoy it.
For the past two years, I have called Sarah my best friend (ever since the night we met in the halls of our dorm building wearing our pjs). I've written with her, shared some of my darkest secrets with her, drank with her mom and helped her move into her very first apartment.
Though I love every second of our friendship, I admire Sarah's writing more than I admire anyone else's (and you know that's a big statement if you've been paying attention). I have seen her grow into a writer of great strength and wisdom. She's the kind of writer I envy because it feels like anything she writes falls out of her perfected, profound, moving. She has that way of crafting a sentence in just the right way. If I were her teacher, I would crave her words, crave seeing her grow, take those risks. I would encourage her to take any instinct and run with it because it will probably be successful.
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April 4 - 'What Works' in the Messy Landscape of Teaching and Learning
By: Maryellen Weimer, PhD in Effective Teaching Strategies
The title is borrowed from text in an excellent article that challenges our use of the "what works" phrase in relationship to teaching and learning. Biology professor Kimberly Tanner writes, "… trying to determine 'what works' is problematic in many ways and belies the fundamental complexities of the teaching and learning process that have been acknowledged by scholars for thousands of years, from Socrates, to Piaget, to more recent authors and researchers." (p. 329) She proceeds to identify six reasons why the phrase hinders rather than fosters an evidence-based approach to teaching reform (in biology, her field, but these reasons relate to all disciplines). "Language is powerful," she notes. (p. 329) We use it to frame issues, and when we do, it guides our thinking.
February 20 - Improving Teaching One Class at a Time
By: Maryellen Weimer, PhD in Teaching Professor Blog
Can we reform teaching and learning throughout higher education one class at a time? I used to think so, but the pace of change has made me less optimistic. I just finished preparing an article for The Teaching Professor newsletter that reports the results of a survey of 744 full- and part-time faculty teaching at eight two-year technical colleges across Georgia. The researchers presented the respondents with a list of 18 instructional strategies and asked them to identify how often they used each one in their last 10 class sessions. Over 90% of the respondents said they lectured for four or more class sessions with more than 50% of those saying they lectured during all 10 class sessions.
January 23 - Six Steps to Making Positive Changes in Your Teaching
By: Maryellen Weimer, PhD in Teaching Professor Blog
I'm working my way through a 33-page review of scholarship on instructional change in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) disciplines. The authors reviewed an impressive 191 conceptual and empirical journal articles. However, what they found isn't impressive both in terms of the quality of the scholarship on this topic and in terms of instructional change in general.
November 13 - A New Way to Help Students Learn Course Vocabulary
By: Maryellen Weimer, PhD in Effective Teaching Strategies
Most college students struggle with the vocabulary of our disciplines. In their various electronic exchanges, they do not use a lot of multisyllabic, difficult-to-pronounce words. And virtually all college courses are vocabulary rich—unfamiliar words abound. Most students know that the new vocabulary in a course is important. They use flash cards and other methods to help them memorize the words and their meanings for their exams. Two days later, the words and their meanings are gone.
November 7 - Why is it Difficult for Students to Learn the Content in Your Field?
By: Maryellen Weimer, PhD in Teaching Professor Blog
There's no hidden agenda here: Asking the question of what makes learning difficult doesn't imply that the objective is to make the content easy. Material can be so watered down that its basic integrity is compromised. In the same vein, there's no justification for making material harder than it needs to be, but the right balance between difficult and easy is not the subject of this post.
September 25 - Nine Essential Traits of the Effective Professor
By: Mary Bart in Online Seminars
This 60-minute seminar will not only tell you what today's students believe are the most essential qualities for effective teaching, but it will also prepare you to make simple and sometimes subtle changes to incorporate or develop practices and traits that resonate with students. The result? Improved academic outcomes and better course evaluations.
September 13 - Teaching Something You Don't Like: A Model That Works
By: Veronica T. Rowe in Instructional Design
I am not a history buff and do not enjoy teaching or learning about history in general. So, as an instructor who is required to teach the history of my field, I have had a difficult time finding an interesting way of relaying the information. Needing a new approach, I decided to see if I could adapt the Family Involvement Model. This research-based model found that when family members are involved in the courses of Latino college students, their persistence and success in higher education improves. The model is based on the idea of including family to promote students' education and as such supports the old premise that you really don't understand something unless you can convey that knowledge to another person.
July 18 - Do Your Students Understand the Material, or Just Memorize and Forget?
By: Maryellen Weimer, PhD in Teaching Professor Blog
Have you ever heard of Eric Mazur? If you teach physics and are into that discipline's pedagogical literature, in all likelihood you have. But Mazur, who teaches physics at Harvard, is someone all of us should know. The reference at the end of the post contains a succinct and compelling introduction to his work.
July 21 - 7 Learner-Centered Principles to Improve Your Teaching
By: Mary Bart in Online Seminars
Most of us are being asked to do more—teach more, assess more, report more, publish more. This seminar will help you use your limited time wisely, because it's done all the heavy lifting. You'll not only gain new insights into how students learn but also learn about practical and effective teaching strategies that reflect the latest research.
July 12 - How Do You Engage Your Students? More Tips from Conference Attendees
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As we mentioned in the June 28 and July 5 posts, during the opening keynote at The Teaching Professor Conference, Elizabeth F. Barkley, a professor at Foothill College and author of Student Engagement Techniques: A Handbook for College Faculty (Jossey-Bass, 2010) presented on a topic she titled Terms of Engagement: Understanding and Promoting Student Engagement


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Churchill appeals against '£5m insurance payout' to brain-damaged girl, 16, because she wasn't wearing a high-vis jacket when she was run over
- High Court cleared Bethany Probert of any contributory negligence
- Insurers Churchill were fully liable as driver going too fast, judge ruled
- But the insurers appealed claiming that it was partly Bethany's fault
- Girl's mother Joanna says the family's lives have been 'ruined'
- Mrs Probert quit work to care for the teenager and house has been sold
An insurance giant is appealing against paying up to £5million compensation to a schoolgirl left brain damaged in a car accident – because she wasn't wearing a high-visibility jacket at the time.
Bethany Probert was 13 when she was hit by a car while was walking home from riding stables along a country lane on a December evening.
The schoolgirl, now 16, suffered a broken collarbone, lung damage, and devastating head injuries which have caused permanent brain damage.
Hit: Bethany Probert was hit when walking home from a horse-riding lesson - and left brain damaged
A High Court judge found the driver 100 per cent liable for the crash but his insurers, Churchill, have appealed, claiming it was partly Bethany's fault.
Yesterday her mother, Joanna, hit out at the insurers. 'I think it's disgraceful that they have appealed,' she said. 'Our lives have all been ruined. We had to sell a house to afford her care and I had to leave my job to care for Bethany full time.
'We have run out of money now and even if they lose the appeal, the process is delaying any compensation claims.'
Bethany, of Silverstone, Northamptonshire, had been to see her horse Troy at the stables near her home in December 2009.
Devastating: Bethany's family have had to sell their home and her mother Joanna (right) has been forced to quit her job (Left, sister Ceris)
Instead of waiting for her mother to collect her, she decided to walk home down the narrow, bending, unlit lane. She was listening to music on earphones.
Paul Moore, a fitter, who was driving to work in his Saab 9-3, clipped Bethany as she walked on the grass verge, knocking her into a hedge. He stopped, found her and alerted the emergency services.
Bethany was left with limited walking ability, depression and a lack of concentration or spatial awareness. She now requires specialist equipment, a support worker and an open plan, single-storey home.
Mrs Probert, 51, sued Mr Moore for compensation to sustain care costs for the rest of Bethany's life. Last August, at the High Court in London Bethany was cleared of any contributory negligence and Churchill was held to be fully liable.
Mr Moore was found to be driving at about 50mph – which the judge considered to be too fast for such a road in darkness.
But the Court of Appeal has allowed the insurers to appeal against the original ruling. The test case will decide to what extent children can be held responsible for their injuries in road accidents.
Trauma: Bethany, now 16, suffered a broken collarbone, lung damage and head injuries in the accident
'Disgraceful': Churchill is trying to avoid paying the cash - claiming the accident was Bethany's fault
Churchill's lawyers plan to tell the court Bethany should have known to wear reflective clothing because she was an experienced horse rider.
But Mrs Probert said: 'It is ridiculous. They are saying she should have been wearing a high-visibility jacket because she rode a horse but she only ever rode a horse in the field. You don't expect three years down the line to be still waiting for closure.'
Bethany's solicitor, Richard Langton, said the size of the payout was due to be set at a separate hearing, which has been delayed by Churchill's appeal.
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Churchill said: 'While we accept that our insured was liable in part for the accident, we are appealing [against] the decision that he was entirely to blame.'
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The total economic valuation of new construction and major remodel costs this year is $50.8 million, up from a three-year average of $31.2 million. While still modest compared to the housing boom of several years ago, construction of single-family homes is on a steady rise.
"For the last three years, the average for single-family homes, apartments, new construction, commercial and residential remodels — the numbers are pretty striking," George said.
So far this fiscal year, 97 permits have been issued for construction of single-family homes. That's a leap from the 80 permits issued in the same period of 2011 and 59 permits in that time frame of 2010. It's a stark contrast from the 37-permit low of 2009-10.
"It's a pretty good jump," George said. "A 35-percent increase over the last three-year average."
Mindy Webb, sales agent for Bill Webb Homes, said demand for new homes has been "crazy" since the beginning of last year. The third-generation Chico builder is selling 10 to 15 homes a year, a rising trend since selling only four homes during the most serious slump.
"It's been nonstop. We can't build as fast as we are getting the buyers," she said.
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As for whether the trend will continue on its upswing, Webb said she thinks activity will be tied to what happens with interest rates and home prices, and if they start to increase, construction may slow. She'd like to see it return to a neutral market, instead one where only buyers or sellers are on the winning end.
Though single-family home construction is historically the primary economic indicator, apartment construction is also going strong, George said.
This year's permits tally 199 units with another 50 or so to soon be issued, he said. That's a spike compared to just 52 in 2010, 224 in 2011 and 141 last year.
Bill Webb Homes was also responsible for the Villa Risa Apartments. Built on land the builder owned and always envisioned for apartments, its first phase was driven by market demand, and the second phase was squeezed in before tax increases took hold. Finding tenants to fill the units has not been a problem, Webb said.
For now, it looks like the trend will continue.
On Wednesday, the Architectural Review and Historic Preservation Board considered architectural concepts for 24 single-family residences at a development west of East 8th Street and Forest Avenue and also considered development of a new 64-unit apartment complex north of Lassen Avenue, between Godman Avenue and Joshua Tree Road.
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BIG SANDY Violet I. Hettrick, 89, died Sunday, Dec. 3, 2000 at Big Sandy nursing home of natural causes.
Graveside services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Highland Cemetery with Pastor Connie Cranston officiating.
Hettrick was born April 10, 1911 to Harold Ray Wall and Mary (Rodaway) Wall of Eagle, Neb. She was schooled in Nebraska and graduated from Eagle High School in 1930.
She worked at State Capitol in Lincoln, Neb. until her marriage. On Nov. 17, 1945, she married James M. Hettrick in Syracuse, Neb.
After their marriage, the couple moved to the family farm northeast of Big Sandy. In 1987, they moved to Centennial Lodge in Big Sandy. In 1994, they became residents of Big Sandy nursing home.
Hettrick's hobbies included raising violets and playing cards. She was active in the Big Sandy Senior Citizens and was an active member of the Rohrer United Methodist Church in Big Sandy.
She was preceded in death in 1995 by her husband, James Hettrick, and by three brothers.
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I'd want a fog machine and laser lights at dawn.
2) There's a bit of an implication that the only way 341gerbig can eulogize his grandfather is by reading these verses. Wouldn't it be more meaningful if he said something from his own heart? If those verses are particularly meaningful, I'm sure someone else can read it. Most of the things I remember most from funerals are stories and anecdotes from the person's lives, not the rote recitation of religious texts.
Moving back out of abstraction, however, my initial point remains. I'm sorry for your loss and ultimately, you should do what you think is best. Funeral and the like are not rational events where everything has to be logical or rationally thought out - they are emotional events for the people who are still alive. I hope it all goes well.
One thing to bear in mind is that the Bible is book written by people, not divine spirits etc. Not all of it is crap and many of the positive lessons in it would have come from the mouths of any decent person regardless of their religion. So if the verses are not overly god focussed the ideas probably wouldn't look out of place in a humanist book. And the reading is for the benefit of the living not the dead, will it make you feel good to make the living happy, regardless of what you think of them? Probably, then do it. (Anyway back to getting the photos together and writing the eulogy for my dads funeral this week...and getting the MP3 of that hymn he evidently liked (he was totally non-religous but his sister and mum insist he liked it ), luckily Elvis did a version so that's some small grace)
(click to show/hide)Yea, so my grandpas funeral is tomorrow, and since im the only member of my family that doesn't suffer from debilitating stage fright, Iwas asked to read 3 bible passages along with the eulogy, an im not sure how I feel about it. On one hand, I am helping my family with the grieving process, and I am really the only one who can actually get up in front of hundreds of people without having a breakdown.on the other hand, my family knows I am an atheist, I make no effort to hide it on my facebook page, and I don't attend family church events when they happen, yet they asked me to do it. It feels like a lack of respect for my faith (I feel guilty for being selfish about worrying about respect)I really dont know what I am asking, Just looking for perspective/looking to talk my feelings out.Has anyone else been put in a similar situation?
Proverbs 5:18-19 "Let thy fountain be blessed: and rejoice with the wife of thy youth. Let her be as the loving hind and pleasant roe; let her breasts satisfy thee at all times; and be thou ravished always with her love."Song of Songs 1:13 "A bundle of myrrh is my well-beloved unto me; he shall lie all night betwixt my breasts." Song of Songs 7:7-8 "This thy physique is like to a palm tree, and thy breasts to clusters of grapes. I said, I will go up to the palm tree, I will take hold of the boughs thereof: now also thy breasts shall be as clusters of the vine, and the smell of thy nose like apples."
Good for you! And sorry for your loss.Oh, and that pastor's an a$$hole.
The pastor went on a long diatrab THAT MADE ME ANGRY though, he implied that grandpa may be in hell by saying "lets hope he got a chance to repent before he passed on, so that he did indeed make it to heaven and not the other direction"
Quote from: 341gerbig on Apr 19, 2012, 05:35:53 PMThe pastor went on a long diatrab THAT MADE ME ANGRY though, he implied that grandpa may be in hell by saying "lets hope he got a chance to repent before he passed on, so that he did indeed make it to heaven and not the other direction"Fuck.


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What will the storm bring forth in Ethan and Marcus and will they be able to weather the storm?
Ethan Conrad was sent to Indiana to run the latest hotel his father had opened. It was a punishment for a scandal he caused. Marcus Devereaux was a victim of Katrina. The storm had destroyed everything he knew. He followed others to start make a life for himself.
Ethan hired Marcus to build an addition to his home and had fallen for Marcus almost immediately. His shy demeanor, sexy body and sultry accent captured Ethan, but he couldn't get the man to talk to him.
Could Ethan be the one to awaken the heart of a man that has had everything taken from him? Or would the wall Marcus had around his heart be too much for Ethan to tear down?
Marcus was breathing hard and wiping his face trying to clear the water from the falling rain. "I don't want to talk about it," he said between clenched teeth and turned to walk away from him again.
"Oh no you don't! We just made a break through. We're going to talk about this," Ethan said grabbing his arm again.
Marcus yanked his arm back, grabbed Ethan by his shoulders and pushed him hard. Marcus was almost equal in size to Ethan and with the ground being slippery from the rain Marcus' push sent Ethan flying to the ground…but he was not alone.
Ethan felt his feet leaving the ground and quickly grabbed Marcus' tee shirt pulling him to the ground with him. Marcus landed hard on top of Ethan with a muddy splash. He looked down into Ethan's face with his wide eyes and mouth opened. Ethan looked back at him with a bright smile.
"I kind of like where this is going, Marcus. Why don't we just pick it up right here?"
"Let me go, man! You're insane!"
"Do you always make people go through this type of thing to be your friend?" he asked ignoring Marcus' out burst. "It makes me wonder what hoops I'll have to jump through to be your lover."
Marcus let out a frustrated growl and reeled back off of him, but Ethan wouldn't let go. Ethan let Marcus roll off of him, but then he rolled them across the wet grass over and over until they landed in another mud puddle. This time Ethan was on top of Marcus. Ethan took Marcus' hands in his own and held them over his head holding Marcus in place. They were soaking wet, muddy and breathing hard and yet Ethan was still smiling.
"I stand corrected, Marcus. I think I like this position much better. You know, this was the best part of playing football to me, Marcus; the whole rolling around in the dirt and mud. I could do this all night, especially with you," he added and then kissed him hard.
Marcus' eyes grew even wider and he was still breathing hard as he looked up at Ethan. "Stop it, Ethan! I don't want this!"
Ethan cocked his head to the side in mock confusion. "Really? Well, if that's the case how come I feel your dick pressing into my stomach hard as a rock? You and your body need to be more in sync, Marcus. Your two heads are definitely on two different pages."
Marcus pressed his lips into a thin line refusing to laugh with him. He turned his head side ways letting the water run off his face.
Ethan placed soft kisses on his exposed neck. "Now don't be mad at me, Marcus. Lying under me doesn't have to be a bad thing, you know. I can make it very good if you let me."
"Ethan, why are you doing this?"
"I thought that would be obvious by now. But if you need to hear it, again, okay. I want us to be more than friends, Marcus." He continued to kiss his neck. "I have seen that beautiful hard cock of yours before, you know, and I want to see it again."
Marcus turned back to him with a disbelieving look on his face.
Ethan chuckled softly. "Oh, yes, and it has burned a place in my mind forever." Ethan moved his kisses onto Marcus' cheek and chin. "It was a few nights ago when you were taking a late night swim," he said between kisses.
"You, you were spying on me?" Marcus asked breathlessly.
"Of course not, my beautiful, Marcus; I would never do anything like that to you. The splashes of your nocturnal swim woke me from my dreams."
Marcus accepted his kisses with light moans, pressing his face up to him silently asking for more. Ethan could feel the soft moans rumbling go through Marcus' chest and his cock jumping beneath him. Ethan was pleased with the effects and hovered over his lips brushing them with his own.