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Billie Piper has spoken about her feelings concerning the character of the Doctor – and his gender.
Piper is currently in the USA promoting her series Secret Diary of a Call Girl, and was one name put forward by David Tennant as a potential Eleventh Doctor. With Russell T Davies meanwhile advocating the casting of major Hollywood star Catherine Zeta Jones meanwhile, Billie Piper reckons it's all a bit daft, it seems.
"I don't think the Doctor should be a woman," she told Hello! magazine.
"Forgive me, I know it's not a feminist thing to say, but it's like saying, 'Let's make James Bond a woman.' It's a man's role."
She's totally right, of course – as well as totally wrong. I feel that it is a feminist thing to say, because the beautiful Ms Piper is saying that she and actresses like her want strong, original female roles, not rehashes of roles previously played by men.
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07-27-2011, 15:51 | #1 |
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Been lurking for a while trying to read up before I start asking questions and get the "use the search" responses. I love backpacking but my back has become a lot more fitfull lately. I'm trying to lighten my pack by ditching the tent. I'm also hoping the hammock will be more comfortable. I have to say I'm a bit confused about the underquilt/pad thing. I plan on using my 25 degree sleeping bag, so how necessary is a pad or UQ? I typically only backpack in the western Sierras in the summertime. I do have a 3/4 length thermarest pad that I can use, or would a closed cell foam pad be better? Thanks, Ryan |
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Best advice I can offer is test out your gear with the hammock and see what works best for you. We all sleep different. Some find the pad uncomfortable or hard to keep in place. Some don't like trying to wiggle into a bag while balancing inside the hammock. It may not be an issue for you. Have a good hang.
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Mountain air can get chilly at nights. I've hung in the Western Sierras in early fall and in the summer. On two nights I underestimated the nightime lows and suffered a poor night's sleep for it. I use a pad and it keeps my underside warm enough. Your bag should be plenty for a top quilt. First time out take up the pad, and you can experiment with and without the pad for the temperatures you encounter. Compression of the sleeping bag insulation under you might cause you to be cold underneath without the pad, but depending on the temperature the bag might be sufficient. Which areas of the Western Sierra do you frequent? -Mike |
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Gargoyle has you started on the right path. What you need to account for with a sleeping bag is that all of the bag you are laying on is compressed. The lofted up bag is there to hold in warm air generated from the heat of your body. In a hammock due to it wrapping around you not only is the bag under your back compress but so can some of the sides. A wide pad or an under quilt are the best solutions. Most of us have gone though a "test what works for me" faze. Try your bag, your pad, then you will have a starting point of personal knowledge to work from to see what suites you, your area and the temps that you will see.
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well first off, welcome, and secondly gargoyle isnt just good looking, hes also correct.
i am in the similar boat as you, learning from expirence. anyway. the UQ is there to create an air barrier, the fill acts like a sleeping bag and with that protection plus the air being trapped in your hammock pocket your underquilt created you should be protected from the EVIL CONVECTION wind that will steal your sleep. the pad does the same thing...to a point. remember the pad is for flat surfaces....that being said there are specific hammocks that make double layers for just that purpose. a great example of good ole USA made all around superduper hammock is the WBBB also known as the warbonnet blackbird. but as you look at the plethera that is the choices of hammocks you will notice a few kind of differences. the single wide and double wide are not the same and the double layer/single layer. ones wider, the other multi layered for more options.. there are some great DIY forums with a thing called the SPE i dont know what all the accronym stands for but i think its super pad extendorizor... that helps use the pad in a single layered hammock and with the extended pads prevents the dreaded SHOULDER SQUEEZE. now this may sound all confusing.. and it is, really im not sure which is better, i dont have a hammock yet so im basically beltching out or regurgitating even. all the vast knowledge that is imbedded in my brain from this amazing forum. enough of my babble Rah! and welcome.
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SPE = Segmented Pad Extender
It's side wings for your pad from shoulders to hips. Definitely helps if you are going to use a pad instead of an underquilt. |
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thanks oneye, i was pretty sure i had the E part right but not SP!
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Welcome from Shangri La in California...jealous yet?
I'd recommend you experiment with pads so you find out if they work for you or not. You are going to need some kind of bottom insulation. My pad experiment lasted one night, well make that three hours. Try your set up in the backyard until you get it set. Happy hanging and welcome!
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Pads will for sure get the job done. If you can keep it under you - some can- many can not, varies with person, hammock and pad. That difficulty is why many hammocks have double layer/pad pockets.
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Erba, P; Anastasi, S; Senn, O; Maggiorirni, M; Bloch, K E (2004). Acute mountain sickness is related to nocturnal hypoxemia but not to hypoventilation. European Respiratory Journal, 24(2):303-308.
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The purpose of the study was to investigate determinants of acute mountain sickness after rapid ascent to high altitude. A total of 21 climbers were studied ascending from <1,200 m to Capanna Regina Margherita, a hut in the Alps at 4,559 m, within <24 h. During their overnight stay at 4,559 m, breathing patterns and ventilation were recorded by calibrated respiratory inductive plethysmography along with pulse oximetry. In the following morning, acute mountain sickness was assessed. Altogether, 11 mountaineers developed pronounced symptoms of acute mountain sickness (Lake Louise score > or =5) and 10 did not (controls). Compared to controls, subjects with acute mountain sickness had lower nocturnal oxygen saturation (mean+/-SD 59+/-13% versus 73+/-6%), higher minute ventilation (7.94+/-2.35 versus 6.06+/-1.34 L x min(-1)), and greater mean inspiratory flow, a measure of respiratory centre drive (0.29+/-0.09 versus 0.22+/-0.05 L x s(-1)). Periodic respiration was prevalent but not significantly different among the two groups (apnoea/hypopnea index 60.1+/-34.6 versus 47.1+/-42.6 events per h). The data suggest that pronounced nocturnal hypoxemia, which was not related to hypoventilation, may have promoted acute mountain sickness. Periodic breathing seems not to play a predominant role in the pathogenesis of acute mountain sickness.
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This Introduction summarizes some of the key research findings of the papers in this special issue of The World Economy drawn from a European Commission co-funded project on non-tariff measures (NTMs) affecting agri-food trade of the EU and its trade partners. The project created a large symmetric international database of regulations and standards, constructed measures of their heterogeneity, and evaluated the effects of heterogeneity on trade. Cases studies for selected dairy, meat, and fruit and vegetable products complement the aggregate analysis. The findings suggest that at least for some import standards, the harmonization of regulations will increase trade. Additional findings address the potential protectionist leaning of some NTMs, their welfare impact, third-country consequences of their imposition, interface of NTMs with tariffs and other border measures, negotiation strategies, North-South dimensions of NTM impacts, and the value added from application of diverse and novel models to the assessment of their effects.Download Info
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Editor's Note: Any reference to TheStreet Ratings and its underlying recommendation does not reflect the opinion of TheStreet, Inc. or any of its contributors including Jim Cramer or Stephanie Link.All three major indices are trading down today with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) trading down 57 points (-0.4%) at 15,601 as of Monday, Aug. 5, 2013, 12:50 PM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 1,233 issues advancing vs. 1,686 declining with 120 unchanged.The Industrial Goods sector currently sits up 0.4% versus the S&P 500, which is down 0.2%. A company within the sector that increased today was Weyerhaeuser (WY), up 0.8%. On the negative front, top decliners within the sector include PulteGroup (PHM), down 2.7%, DR Horton (DHI), down 2.4%, Fastenal Company (FAST), down 1.8%, Sherwin-Williams Company (SHW), down 1.4% and CNH Global (CNH), down 1.0%.TheStreet would like to highlight 4 stocks pushing the sector higher today:4. Royal Philips (PHG) is one of the companies pushing the Industrial Goods sector higher today. As of noon trading, Royal Philips is up $0.15 (0.5%) to $32.32 on light volume. Thus far, 206,364 shares of Royal Philips exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 877,300 shares. The stock has ranged in price between $32.15-$32.38 after having opened the day at $32.26 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $32.17. Koninklijke Philips N.V. engages in the healthcare, lighting, and consumer lifestyle businesses worldwide. Royal Philips has a market cap of $29.6 billion and is part of the consumer durables industry. Shares are up 22.1% year to date as of the close of trading on Friday. Currently there are 2 analysts that rate Royal Philips a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 1 rates it a hold.TheStreet Ratings rates Royal Philips as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, growth in earnings per share, increase in net income, good cash flow from operations and expanding profit margins. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had somewhat disappointing return on equity. Get the full Royal Philips Ratings Report now.3x UPSIDE POTENTIAL: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12-months. Learn more.
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Where to Watch Birds in Asia (Where to Watch Birds)by Nigel Wheatley
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Bringing together for the first time all of the birding sites in Asia, this handy guide advises new and frequent visitors to the continent on where to go for the best birdwatching. From Turkey to Thailand and India to Indonesia, the book contains the latest birding information and deals with over 250 sites in detail and many more in passing. It directs the reader quickly to sites containing the birds he or she wants to see and tells which countries support the best cross-sections. Strategic information concerning when to go, how many sites to visit, how to get there, and how much time to spend is presented in a straightforward, easy-to-use format. Over one hundred maps and fifty line drawings enliven the text.
Following a chapter on how to use the book, there is an introduction to the continent and its birds. The book then focuses on the countries, archipelagos, and islands. General introductions to each country are followed by site details, which include bird lists, a list of other wildlife present, if applicable, and the latest information on where to look for the best birds. Table of ContentsAcknowledgements
Introduction Introduction to Birding in Asia Conservation General Tips Glossary Maps BANGLADESH BHUTAN Paro Valley Dochu La Shemgang Trek Manas Wildlife Sanctuary BRUNEI DARUSSALAM BURMA (Myanmar) South Chin Hills North Chin Hills Kalaw Inle Lake CAMBODIA CHINA Beijing Beidaihe Xianghai Nature Reserve Zhalong Nature Reserve Poyang Hu Guan Shan Nature Reserve Ba Bao Shan Kunming Ruili Lijiang Cao Hai Reserve Omei Shan Wolong Reserve Jiuzhaigou Reserve Nangqen Qinghai Hu (Koko Nor) Hainan HONG KONG Deep Bay Tai Po Kau Nature Reserve INDIA Northwest India Corbett National Park Naini Tal Kashmir and Ladakh Bharatpur (Keoladeo National Park) Ranthambore National Park Desert National Park Northeast India Darjeeling Sandakphu Trek Pemayangtse Lava Kaziranga National Park Dibru-Saikhowa Namdapha National Park Jatinga Central India South India Goa Rajiv Gandhi (Nagarhole) National Park Mudumalai National Park Ootacamund Indira Gandhi National Park Periyar National Park Andaman Islands South Andaman INDONESIA Kalimantan Barito Ulu Sumatra Kerinci-Seblat National Park Way Kambas National Park Christmas Island Java Gunung Gede-Pangrango National Park Baluran National Park Bali Bali Barat National Park Bedugul Denpasar Lesser Sundas (Nusa Tenggara) Lombok Sumbawa Flores Ruteng Kisol Sumba Waingapu Lewapaku Timor Bipolo Camplong Wetar Tanimbar Islands Yamdena Kai Islands Seram Manusela National Park Buru Sula Islands Taliabu Banggai Islands Halmahera Kali Batu Putih Obi Sulawesi Tangkoko Nature Reserve Dumoga-Bone National Park Lore Lindu National Park JAPAN Karuizawa Honshu-Hokkaido Ferry Hokkaido Miyake-jima Arasaki (Izumi) Amami-Oshima Okinawa LAOS MALAYSIA Peninsular Malaysia Kuala Selangor Nature Park Fraser's Hill Taman Negara Kuala Gula Panti Forest Reserve Sabah (Malaysian Borneo) Kota Kinabalu Mount Kinabalu National Park Poring Hot Springs Danum Valley Batu Punggul Forest Reserve Sarawak (Malaysian Borneo) Gunung Mulu National Park Bako National Park MONGOLIA Ulaan Baatar Terelj Khujirt to Boon Tsagaan Nuur NEPAL Phulchowki Chitwan National Park Kosi Langtang Valley Trek Gosainkund Trek Jomosom Trek Hanga Tham Trek NORTH KOREA PAKISTAN Khirthar National Park Murree Palas Valley THE PHILIPPINES Luzon Quezon National Park Angat Mount Polis Mindoro Siburan Palawan Balsahan Trail St Paul Subterranean National Park Panay Negros Mount Canlaon National Park Cebu Bohol Rajah Sikatuna National Park Siquijor Mindanao Mount Katanglad National Park Mangagoy Sitio Siete Sulu Islands SINGAPORE Bukit Timha Nature Reserve Sime Road Forest Sungei Buloh Nature Park Changi Beach SOUTH KOREA Han River Estuary Kwangnung Forest Sorak-San National Park Nakdong Estuary Cheju-do SRI LANKA Bellanwila-Attidiya Sanctuary Kelani River Forest Reserve Ingiriya Forest Reserve Sinharaja Forest Reserve Uda Walawe National Park Yala National Park Nuwara Eliya Dambulla TAIWAN Wushe Hsitou (Chitou) THAILAND Rangsit Khao Yai National Park Nam Nao National Park Doi Inthanon National Park Doi Chiang Dao Doi Ang Khang Kaeng Krachan National Park Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park Krabi Khao Nor Chuchi (Khao Pra Bang Khram Non-hunting Area) TURKESTAN Ashkhabad Chardzhou Bukhara Aksu Dzhabagly Nature Reserve Ala Archa Gorge Alma Ata Akmola VIETNAM Nam Bai Cat Tien National Park Da Lat Plateau Bach Ma National Park Cuc Phuong National Park Tam Dao MIDDLE EAST AFGHANISTAN BAHRAIN Bharain Island IRAN Kavir National Park Mian Kaleh Wildlife Refuge Golestan National Park Bandar Abbas Zahadan IRAQ ISRAEL Eilat Arava Valley Negav Desert Ein Gedi Galilee, Golan Heights and Mount Hermon Ma'agan Mikhale JORDAN Azraq Oasis Petra Wadi Rum Aqaba KUWAIT LEBANON OMAN Barr Al Hikman Dhofar QATAR SAUDI ARABIA Jeddah Wadi Turabah and Jabal Ibrahim Jizan SYRIA Damascus TURKEY Istanbul Area Lesbos Akseki The Lakes of Central Turkey Mount Demirkazik Goksu Delta Cyprus Yesilice Birecik Van Ispir and Sivrikaya UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Dubai Fujeirah Abu Dhabi Jebel Qatar YEMEN Sana'a Al Hudaydha Ta'izz Request Calendar Useful Addresses Useful General Books Bird Names Which Differ Between Clements and Various Asian Books Index to Sites Index to Species What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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Rapid Reaction: Blackhawks 4, Oilers 1
April, 24, 2013
By Derek Van Diest | Special to ESPNChicago.com
EDMONTON -- A quick look at the Chicago Blackhawks' 4-1 win over the Edmonton Oilers at Rexall Place on Wednesday.
How it happened: Patrick Kane scored on a breakaway just more than eight minutes into the first period, which held up as the game winner in a relatively low-scoring affair between the two teams. Kane was sprung on a great pass by Michal Handzus and beat Oilers goaltender Devan Dubnyk, slipping the puck between his pads. Jonathan Toews opened the scoring just under four minutes into the contest, and Nail Yakupov responded for the Oilers less than a minute later. Johnny Oduya added a third, then Patrick Sharp scored an empty-netter. In their previous two encounters this season, the teams had combined for 16 goals. Corey Crawford earned the victory in goal for the Blackhawks after entering the game in relief of Ray Emery, who left at the 11:49 mark of the first period with an undisclosed lower-body injury.
Player of the game: Kane, scored the winner and added two assists. He was a threat for the Blackhawks all night.
What it means: With the win, the Blackhawks clinch the Presidents' Trophy with the top regular-season record in the league for the first time in 22 years and therefore claim home-ice advantage throughout the playoffs. The victory snapped a two-game skid and gave them eight victories in their past 10 games.
What's next: The Blackhawks host the Calgary Flames on Friday in their final home game of the regular season. They'll close out the lockout-shortened schedule Saturday at the St. Louis Blues.
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I think the retransmission angle has much greater weight then the remote DVR. It does basically make them like a cableco/satellite/telco tv provider whether the rebroadcast is instant or delayed by nanoseconds or weeks later on demand (not that most of live TV makes sense weeks later) and should subject them to similar rules including must-carry/pay to carry. The delivery service alone makes no sense without the content, and the content provider/owner/liecensee deserves compansation for use/re-use of the the content.
Oops -- I meant this reply for you. I ended up relying to myself. Doah!Would it be different if a New Yorker relocated to Iowa but before leaving, personally leased rack space from an NYC infrastructure provider and installed their own Tivo + sling box?
If you are no longer in the local market, why do you deserve the local station feed? Obvisously your no longer of value as a local advertizing target and while you are paying for rackspace and Aereo you are paying nothing to the content owner/creator for their investment in the program. At some point it will be impossible for the creator to raise funds for the show and it will disappear.
Whether or not someone deserves the "local feed" is a different issue.My post is just an example to provoke thought. However, the example is valid whether I move 100 or 1,000 miles. Whether I lease rack space and buy bandwidth to operate my own equipment or I lease the equipment too as in the case of what Aereo offers, let's debate the difference.What if someone places a Tivo/SlingBox in a family member's house that's closer to signals that serve the area?To keep this on track, let's focus the debate on someone who's 50 miles from the metro area that serves them and doesn't want to buy a Tivo for each of the six TVs in their home. They'd rather just pay for HSI and stream video they record at Aereo's infrastructure site to any device in their house (be it TVs, tablets, game consoles, desktops, laptops, etc.)


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Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and calling Colorado home, Gregory Alan Isakov has been traveling all his life. Songs that hone a masterful quality beyond his years tell a story of miles and landscapes, and the search for a sense of place.
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His song-craft lends to the deepest lyrical masterpieces, with hints of his influences, Leonard Cohen and Bruce Springsteen. He has been described as "strong, subtle, a lyrical genius," but the source of his writing often remains a mystery to him. "My songs have nothing to do with me; they have a life of their own. A lot of times I won't know what a song is about when I'm writing it. It just has a certain feeling about it."
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Lincoln's first inaugural address—or one section of it, anyhow—would be handed down as one of the nation's greatest pieces of oratory. At the time, many listeners and readers found it alarming, if not appalling. Abolitionists such as Frederick Douglass—who called it a "double-tongued document"—were shocked when the new President endorsed the pro-slavery amendment just passed by Congress. The speech, Douglass said, offered little hope "for the cause of our down-trodden and heart-broken countrymen"—that is, the slaves.
Secessionists bristled when Lincoln expressed his determination not to surrender federal property in the South—such as Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, a Union stronghold at the epicenter of the rebellion. One Southern senator, muttering among the dignitaries on the Capitol steps, hurried off to telegraph Charleston: "Inaugural means war . . . war to the knife and knife to the hilt."
Hardly anyone remarked on the closing lines of Lincoln's address, the peroration that would be quoted so often in centuries to come:
We are not enemies, but friends. We must not be enemies. Though passion may have strained it must not break our bonds of affection. The mystic chords of memory, stretching from every battlefield and patriot grave to every living heart and hearthstone all over this broad land, will yet swell the chorus of the Union, when again touched, as surely they will be, by the better angels of our nature.
Lincoln's plea failed to stave off the impending catastrophe. It would be more than four years before "the better angels of our nature" would again hold sway. In the meantime, that Southern senator's prophecy would prove more accurate than the new President's: There would indeed soon be war, to the knife and to the hilt. And one of the last lives it would claim would be Lincoln's.
Within days after the South's attack on Sumter in mid-April, troops began pouring into the capital. There were soon so many, one newspaperman reflected, that the streets at last resembled, in at least one respect, the imperial boulevards of Paris, Vienna, and St. Petersburg: Every third man you passed wore some sort of uniform. Troops bunked on makeshift cots among filing cabinets and display cases in the Patent Office, in the courtyard of the Treasury, even in the East Room of the White House.
In the Capitol, soldiers found the desk that until recently had been occupied by Jefferson Davis, bearing a placard with his name neatly inked. A custodian arrived to find the young men gouging chunks out of it with their bayonets, and he protested that it was the property not of the Confederate traitor but of the federal government they had just pledged their lives and honor to defend. Ignoring him, the soldiers divvied up the fragments as souvenirs.
These men formed the initial wave of many that would sweep through en route to the front lines. And with each influx of soldiers came other arrivals. First were ladies of pleasure—or business. "Beauty and sin done up in silk, with the accompaniment of lustrous eyes and luxurious hair, on every thoroughfare offer themselves for Treasury notes," a Union officer wrote in his diary.
Of more significance were the federal bureaucracies that sprang up in support of the war effort. By the end of the conflict, the once-cozy War Department had overflowed into 11 nearby buildings. Doctors and nurses, clerks and mapmakers, supply contractors and stable hands all catered to the needs of the troops. The District's population tripled in less than three years—from 61,000 in 1860 to nearly 200,000 by 1863. (The number of prostitutes, according to one block-by-block survey, totaled some 4,000.)
For a time, living conditions—and sanitation—grew worse. The Lincolns' 11-year-old son, Willie, died of typhoid in February 1862, possibly as a result of playing along the banks of the nearby canal. Yet by war's end, the District was becoming a true city. An English tourist compared Pennsylvania Avenue—"full of life and motion," crowded with street vendors, soldiers, trolley cars, carriages, government wagons, and throngs of pedestrians representing "a panorama of nationalities"—to New York City's Broadway. And fortunes made during the wartime boom planted the seeds of further growth. A young man named Alexander Shepherd, who in 1861 had been a plumber's assistant, was by 1865 a rising real-estate mogul who, as an urban developer and the city's "Boss," would soon transform Washington beyond recognition.
Perhaps the greatest transformation of all began in 1862, when Congress voted to abolish slavery in the District (while allocating funds to compensate masters for the loss of their "property"). Escaped slaves from Maryland, Virginia, and beyond—as many as 40,000—poured in, colonizing the neighborhoods and building the institutions that would form the foundations of today's black community.
Less than a decade after the Civil War, an African-American newspaper—hailing the participation of blacks in local government, the passage of civil-rights laws, the founding of Howard University, and the establishment of thriving (though segregated) public schools—would declare: "Probably to a greater extent than elsewhere in the country is the equality of citizens in the matter of public rights accorded in the District of Columbia." The sounds of the curfew bell and the slave auctioneer's hammer were fading memories.
The would-be Thirteenth Amendment that Congress had passed on the morning of Lincoln's inauguration would never be ratified. In its place, another Thirteenth Amendment was added to the Constitution in 1865: not enshrining slavery but abolishing it throughout the newly reunited nation.
This article first appeared in the March 2011 issue of The Washingtonian. It is an excerpt from "1861: The Civil War Awakening", the author's book.


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Attack on Malala Tragic: Obama
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Washington: US President Barack Obama found the news of the Taliban attack on 14-year-old Pakistani peace activist Malala Yousufzai reprehensible, disgusting and tragic, the White House Wednesday said.
"We strongly condemn the shooting of Malala Yousufzai," Obama's spokesperson Jay Carney said at the daily briefing.
Malala was shot at by the Taliban when she was returning home from school Tuesday in Pakistan's northwest.
The press secretary said directing violence against children is barabaric and cowardly, reported Associated Press of Pakistan from Washington.
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Lorraine | Report | 19 Nov 2012 11:37 |
turns out she is Amy Osborne on her death certificate died 25/5/1896 at 6 Bamford Rd Whittington, but still cannot find her burial site, she is not with Matthew he has his 2nd wife with him |
Lorraine | Report | 19 Jan 2012 11:13 |
thanks everyone, another mystery solved, been looking for emily and emma but never thought of amy had a fair idea of death year because of children's ages, there is a gap and knew matthew remarried his neice |
Jonesey | Report | 19 Jan 2012 09:59 |
Where and when did Matthew Osborne die? |
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Lorraine | Report | 19 Jan 2012 09:55 |
thanks for the info hope you find more |
Jonesey | Report | 19 Jan 2012 09:51 |
Presumably this is her just prior to her marriage. N.B. Birthplace shown in 1861 & 1871 is Eckington. |
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Lorraine | Report | 19 Jan 2012 09:31 |
can anyone help me with death details about emma osborne (sometimes known as emily) nee Hardwick born 1853 Farnsfield Derby married Matthew Osborne24/4/1871 in Whittington Derby death date b/n 1895 and 1898? Would also appreciate details of burial or will as she is not buried with her husband Matthew |


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NORTH CHARLESTON A call center in North Charleston is adding 75 new jobs. NCO Financial Systems Inc. announced the expansion Thursday. The company handles billing services for utilities and telecom companies at the North Charleston facility that now employs more than 600 people. The expansion is scheduled to be completed in January, and the company will begin hiring for the new positions immediately. For jobs: ncogroup.com or (843) 529-4701.
Spirit Airlines will start earlier next year
MYRTLE BEACH Spirit Airlines will start flights to five cities from Myrtle Beach earlier than usual next year, giving travelers more options during what is traditionally the beach's slow season. Spirit, which carries about half the passengers each year at Myrtle Beach International Airport, said Thursday that flights to Chicago; Detroit; Latrobe, Pa.; Charleston, W.Va.; and Niagara Falls, N.Y., would start in February and early March, between a month and three months earlier than usual. The early start of flights from these five cities — among the top golf and vacation markets for the Grand Strand — could jumpstart the season and help the airport's sagging passenger numbers, which prompted officials to step up efforts to keep and boost air service. Through October, the number of outgoing passengers is down 16 percent from the same 10-month period in 2011, which was a record year for the airport.
T-Mobile likely will start carrying iPhone
NEW YORK T-Mobile will likely start carrying the iPhone next year after its parent company, Deutsche Telekom, says it has reached a new deal with Apple. T-Mobile USA had been the lone iPhone holdout among the four national wireless carriers in the U.S. Although it has been possible to use iPhones on T-Mobile networks, customers had to provide the phones themselves. The three larger carriers, AT&T Inc., Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel Corp., already sell the iPhone, as do many smaller ones. Deutsche Telekom said Thursday that T-Mobile will add Apple products to its portfolio in the coming year. Though it didn't mention the iPhone by name in its press release, that's the product it is most likely referring to.
New venture will launch people to moon for $1.5 billion
WASHINGTON A team of former NASA executives is launching a private venture to send people to the moon for a price that is definitely out of this world. For $1.5 billion, the newly formed business is offering countries a two-person trip to the moon, either for research or national prestige. The venture was announced Wednesday.
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ROME A United Nations agency says prices of basic foods fell by 1.5 percent last month, with the international prices of all commodities except dairy products dropping. The Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization said Thursday that the decline puts the value of its November index nearly 3 percent below a year ago.
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"It's Brad and Angelina, it's Peter (Beard) and Lauren (Hutton), it's . . . me and Lance!" Michael Kors is talking about his Africa-themed Spring 2012 collection, reeling off the names of the people whose travels to the continent fueled his imagination—including himself and his husband, Lance LePere. The recently married couple made a trip to one of their favorite vacation spots, the Singita Lebombo Game Lodge, a starkly modern retreat slap-bang in South Africa's Kruger National Park. And, in the way that travel often does with Kors, it resonated in his head when he was thinking about next spring. "The last couple of collections have been very slick, very urban, but I wanted rich, contrasting textures," Kors said. "And let's face it, the only real textures in New York are glass and concrete."
Yet because of the clean, spare architecture of Singita, his Beard-ian safari inspiration is tempered with an urban slickness: African tie-dye patterns on bias-paneled dresses or asymmetric tunics, a city-ready trench with neat, precise proportions is taken far away by a black-and-gold zebra print, while a khaki swimsuit is covered up with a matching utility coat, though, as Kors points out, it would work just as well on a rainy city street, not just after a soak in an infinity pool. That last particular look is also, in part, an homage to a fellow traveler Kors and LePere met on one of their trips to Singita. "She drove up in a bikini, boots, and a blanket wrap," said Kors, laughing. "She was giving us the full Gisele. We were like, 'That's our girl!'"
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Jan. 15, 2013 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The No. 38 Florida State women's tennis team picked up its first two wins of the 2013 season on Tuesday against Troy and Florida A&M at the Indoor Tennis Facility. "Today was a great start to the season," head coach Jennifer Hyde said. "We came out strong in doubles for both matches and we competed hard. The ladies took care of business . They put in their work and they didn't lose focus which is exactly what we wanted to do today. I was very proud of their efforts today." In their first match, the Seminoles took down Troy 6-1 before following with another 6-1 winning performance against the Rattlers. Against Troy, the Seminoles secured the doubles point. Senior Amy Sargeant paired up with sophomore Mia Vriens and defeated Karoline Grymel and Lyubov Dorofeeva 8-4, while senior Francesca Segarelli and junior Kristina Schleich held on to win their match 8-6 against Hannah Toro and Anja Cosovic. Sargeant showed her dominance on court three as she defeated Dorofeeva 6-0, 6-1 in her first career match in the third position. Segarelli won her first match of the day against Grymel 6-3, 6-1 at number one before Schleich clinched the match for the Seminoles against Candela Munoz 6-1, 6-4. "It was great to get back out there today," Segarelli said. "It was unbelievable to play number one, but as long as I'm playing I'm happy. It's going to be a great season, I can feel it." Sophomore Leyla Erkan fought off Cosovic for a 7-5, 6-2 win on court four. Vriens would close out the match for the Seminoles with the sixth point, defeating Toro 7-6, 6-3. Less than an hour later, the Seminoles took the court against the Rattlers and showed their dominance in doubles with a pair of 8-0 wins. Segarelli and Sargeant defeated Bethany Holt and Victoria Townsend on court one while Vriens and Erkan paired up to beat Alexis Dean and Victoria Williams out of court two. Segarelli was pleased with her performance as she defended court one with a 6-0, 6-0 win against Holt, while Erkan defeated Shani Williams on court five 6-0, 6-0. "It was great to see everyone doing their jobs today," Segarelli said. "I looked around and everyone was on it. It was great to see." Schleich would pick up her second win in her spring Garnet and Gold debut at number four against Elysia Ortiz, 6-1, 6-0. Vriens followed and defeated Dean on court two 6-1, 6-0. Sargeant finished out the day taking her second victory on court three 6-0, 6-0 against Townsend. The Seminoles will gear up for the UCF Tournament in Orlando, Fla. this weekend. Matches will start at 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday before moving to 9 a.m. on Monday. Florida State will face UCF, Iowa and Furman throughout the weekend. Check back to Seminoles.com, Twitter (FSU_wtennis) and Facebook for more information. FSU vs. Troy Doubles
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>I was also somewhat encouraged by TSI's posture today. Not a lot, but some anyway.I'm wondering if TSI has been playing opossum, seems to me they helped throw a few spanners into the TrollWorks and Voltage seemed pretty pissed about it.If the judge is questioning the validity of the "evidence" Voltage has gathered then this all might go the exact opposite of what I thought.We could be on the cusp of ending these lawsuits before they start.
We could be on the cusp of ending these lawsuits before they start.
quote:Judge: What is the connection between IP number and parties. Not automatically apparent what that is. #voltage (PAnderson)
I read it as, the judge was unwilling to make a pronouncement and set a precedent, but was subtly hinting to Voltage that what they are attempting was unconscionable. That, combined with asking how Voltage attempted to deal with 1000 defendants in his court indicates to me that the judge knows what's going on.


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Joseph (Joe) D'Aleo
- BS, MS, University of Wisconsin
- Attended Doctoral program at NYU.
Source: [1]
While some sources mention that Joe D'Aleo attended studies at NYU, it is unclear if he graduated.
Joseph D'Aleo is a former college professor of Meteorology at Lyndon State College.
He is the Executive Director and Certified Consultant Meteorologist [1] of the International Climate and Environmental Change Assessment Project (ICECAP) [2], an organization of climate change skeptics.
D'Aleo was the first Director of Meteorology at the cable TV Weather Channel and was ex-Chief Meteorologist at Weather Services International Corporation and Senior Editor of "Dr. Dewpoint" for WSI's Intellicast.com web site.
He was a co-author of Fraser Institute's [3] 2007 Independent Summary for Policymakers (ISPM) [4].
According to leaked documents [5], D'Aleo is one of a number of climate change skeptics who receives funding [6] from the Heartland Institute [7], an organization at the forefront of climate change skepticism in the U.S.
Stance on Climate Change
"Sunspot cycles and their effects on oceans correlate with climate changes. Studying these and other factors suggests that a cold, not warm, climate may be in our future." [2]
Key Quotes
"[The IPCC's] models treat the oceans as distilled water when in reality they are an infinite buffer for atmospheric CO2. Burning all the earth's fossil fuels would amount to no more than a 20 percent increase. It could never double(2). In any event, ice cores tell us carbon dioxide lags, not leads, the temperatures by as much as 800 years." [3]
Key Deeds
D'Aleo has appeared in numerous television interviews, including this one [8] conducted by the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI [9]) in 2008:
May 2010
Represented ICECAP by speaking [10] at the Heartland Institute's 2010 International Conference on Climate Change. [4]
January, 2010
D'Aleo co-wrote (with "computer expert" E. Michael Smith) a report commissioned by the Science and Public Policy Institute [11] to investigate what has become known as "climategate [12]."
Together, they claim to have discovered "manipulation of the temperature data by the U.S. government's two primary climate centers: the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) in Asheville, North Carolina and the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) at Columbia University in New York City." [5]
D'aleo also appeared on the television special "Global Warming: The Other Side," [13] which aired on January 14 at KUSI-TV, and featured a section on "ClimateGate." The program is introduced by John Coleman [14], and features other prominent climate change skeptics including Christopher Monckton [15], Richard Lindzen [16], S. Fred Singer [17], Craig D. Idso [18], and Willie Soon [19].
March 30, 2009
D'Aleo's signature is displayed [20] alongside a full-page ad funded by the CATO institute [21] that appeared [22] in numerous newspapers including the Washington Post, the New York Times and the Chicago Tribune in 2009.
The advertisement responds to President Obama's declaration that "few challenges facing America and the world are more urgent than combating climate change. The science is beyond dispute and the facts are clear" by saying that "with all due respect Mr. President, that is not true." It goes on to describe how "there has been no net global warming for over a decade," and how global warming is "grossly overstated." [6]
February 5, 2007
Co-authored the Fraser Institute's Independent Summary For Policymakers [23] which criticized the Independent Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The IPCC's own Summary For Policymakers was released shortly before the Fraser Institute document (PDF [24]).
March, 2008
Speaker [10]at the Heartland Institute's First International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC1). [4]
His speech was titled "Solar Irradiance and Oceans are the True Drivers of Climate Change."
Oct 20, 2006
Registered the domain name ICECAP.US [25].
ICECAP [2] — Executive Director and Certified Consultant Meteorologist [1]. [1]
Science and Public Policy Institute (SPPI) [26] — Meteorology Advisor [27]. [7]
Tech Central Station (TCS) [28] — Contributor and past "Certified Consultant [29]Meteorologist [29]." [8]
Fraser Institute [3] — On the "writing team" for the Fraser Institute's Independent Summary For Policymakers (ISPM [23]).
- Heartland Institute [7] — "Expert [30]." [9]
D'Aleo appears to have co-published one article on global cooling (with geologist Don Easterbrook [31]) in the journal, Energy & Environment [32]:
- Joseph D'Aleo and Don Easterbrook. "Multidecadal Tendencies in Enso and Global Temperatures Related to Multidecal Oscillations" (PDF [33]). Energy & Environment, Volume 21, Number 5, pp. 437-460, September 2010. Republished by SPPI.
According to a search of WorldCat [34], Energy & Environment is carried in only 25 libraries worldwide. The journal is not included in Journal Citation Reports [35], which lists the impact factors for the top 6000 peer-reviewed journals.
ICECAP mentions that D'Aleo has written a number of papers as well as published a book on "advanced applications enabled by new technologies and how research into ENSO and other atmospheric and oceanic phenomena has made skillful seasonal forecasts possible."
See a full list of D'Aleo's articles at ICECAP [36].
Sample Publications:
- Joseph D'Aleo and George Taylor. "Temperature Cycles in North America, Greenland and the Arctic, Relationship to Miltidecadal Ocean Cycles and Solar Trends" (PDF [37]). ICECAP.
- "Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It [38]Snow..." [38] June 2, 2006. Tech Central Station.
- "Is it Really the Warmest Ever? [39]" Jan. 28, 2011. The Energy Tribune.
- "Note to the Administration so-called 'Science Team', the EPA and Supreme Court: CO2 is Not a Pollutant but a Huge Benefactor" (PDF [40]). ICECAP.
"Experts [1]," ICECAP. Accessed December 6, 2011.
"Is Global Warming on the Wane? [41]" The Old Farmer's Almanac, 2009.
"Global Warming – Is Carbon Dioxide Getting a Bad Rap [42]?" The Energy Tribune, July 9, 2007.
"Joe D'Aleo [10]," International Conference on Climate Change (climateconference.heartland.org). Accessed March, 2012.
"NASA Climategate Exposed [11]," The SPPI Blog, January 15, 2010.
"Climate Change Reality [43]," The Cato Institute.
"Personnel [27]," The Science and Public Policy Institute. Accessed December 6, 2011.
"Joseph D'Aleo: Certified Consultant Meteorologist [29]," TCS Daily. Archived, October 16, 2007.
"Heartland Experts: Joseph D'Aleo [30]," The Heartland Institute. Accessed March, 2012.
"Joseph D'Aleo [44]," Sourcewatch Profile.
"Joseph D'Aleo [46]," Wikipedia entry.


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Republicans and Democrats are gearing up to nominate their presidential candidates. We can be almost certain that there won't be many surprises. American political conventions haven't always been so predictable. Before they became scripted for TV, conventions were where some of the most critical policy questions were resolved, and where political careers were made or ruined. This week, we venture into the back rooms, chaotic halls, and streets where these dramas unfolded. We consider the radical roots of the convention ritual itself, and explore the ways that ritual was mainstreamed. Over the course of the hour, the History Guys hear the voices of anti-corruption crusaders in the 1820s, women's rights activists at Seneca Falls, and civil rights workers in 1964, all of whom turned to conventions as venues for change. Through it all, we ask how well American political conventions have lived up to their promise of representing constituents back home.
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These Teen Life poems are examples of Life poems about Teen. These are the best examples of Teen Life poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
It's beyond the pad and pen, And bigger than what I'd say. Really, I could only say amen, To describe how I feel today. So I'll speak so let it be, Because you're desired in my heart. My hands have not come up empty, Nor have I worn another scar. With you came a new purpose, An after-life beyond the death. No longer do I feel worthless; I have a reason to breathe another breath.
Their lives begin, that special day Your hardest job, is on the way. Walking and pacing, all night long Knowing that one day, they'll be strong. Watching them crawl, then walk and run Treasure each moment, share their fun. They grow so fast, enjoy each day For sometime soon, they'll move away. Years of school, sometimes they will drag We're filled with pride, we parents brag. Teaching our kids, always be kind Lasting friendships, many will find. Do as I say, not as I do We all have said, our parents too. The truth comes out, don't cheat or lie Don't try and skimp, to just get by. Take the right path, we try to guide Sometimes they don't, we let it slide. Knowing they must, find their own way Life is tough, on track they must stay. Bumps in the road, many will hit We as parents, just have to sit. Learn from mistakes, it takes its' toll Their independence, that's our goal. The hardest part, is yet to come When high school years, are said and done. We've done our jobs, as best we could We must let go, or so we should. Give them their wings, and let them fly As we sit back, and often cry. Turning the page, is hard to do Wondering if, they listened to you. Reach for the stars, follow your dreams It takes time, forever it seems. Your heart will break, can't let it show It's so difficult, letting go.
One night a guy & a girl were driving home from the movies. The boy sensed there was something wrong because of the painful silence they shared between them that night. The girl then asked the boy to pull over because she wanted to talk. She told him that her feelings had changed & that it was time to move on. A silent tear slid down his cheek as he slowly reached into his pocket & passed her a folded note. At that moment, a drunk driver was speeding down that very same street. He swerved right into the drivers seat, killing the boy. Miraculously, the girl survived. Remembering the note, she pulled it out & read it. "Without your love, I would die."
This girl, she's crying inside, But all everyone sees is smiles, This girl, she's hurting inside, She's lived like this for quite a while, Always holding her pain inside, She won't ruin everyone's time, This girl, she's breaking down inside, But all she does is smile, Those deep eyes, Hold a lot world of misery, Playing pictures from her mind, Showing her past, her history, She doesn't want to remember, But the memories continue to play, Every night she prays, Wishing them away, But this girl lies with her laugh, And hides behind a mask, So that no-one can see her pain, Her past, her denials, This girl, she's dying inside, Although no-one can see her pain, She just continues to smile bright, From day to everyday, With beautiful lying eyes, For everyone to see, Everyone and anyone, Everyone but me.
You made the mistake and now, your afraid to face this day. Your thoughts are racing through and through. You wonder if your family looks at you as a disgrace, but you'er mother takes you and reasures, your very much loved in grace. Even though your much to young for this breathing little thing this has become. You couldn't just throw it out like it was a peice of trash. So you grow up and take the path that led you to your best mistake for years to come.
Inhale: You touch me softly, then kisses me with delight. Exhale: It feels so good to me the spots you touch are just right. Inhale: Should I tell you how I feel, or how you make me feel. Exhale: Just to think you wouldn't understand me completely. Inhale: When I spoke to you, I tried covering my reak thoughts. Exhale: Not knowing how you would react to them! to ME! Inhale: My anxious words jumping on the end of my tongue waiting to be realeased. Exhale: Speak your mind? But I don't love with my mind. Inhale: I love with my heart therefore I speak from my heart......... my soul. Exhale: It's about time I started saying what I feel, what's in my heart. Inhale: Somehow I let the words slowly fall back down my throat. Exhale: They sit and wait.......Wait to be spoken, wait to be felt. Inhale: I can't go on like this I need to tell you but how? Exhale: WHEN? WHERE? Why am I torturing myself by holding these feelings in. I should tell you but only when the time is right.When you think the time is right. I don't care about no one else. It's US only US! Exhale: ( Ooops....... I forgot to BREATHE)
I sit here shaking in this warm water The pain has come, for my life to barter. Should i do it, let everything go. I grab that razor and never let go. I tilt my head back and take a breath I soon feel the pain inside my chest. My heart is pounding faster and faster. I think in my head now I\'m the master. Cutting and cutting away that pain as the blood drips down, my life slowly fades. I drop the blade, and watch it fade, into the Bath of blood that i have made. Everythings gone, my life to. into that red liquid, that makes me and you. i am now free of all that pain, and all the suffering that never went away. So now i lay here in my Bath of blood, looking down in at the soapy suds. Was it a dream or was it a fantasy. I look at my wrists....and they still bleed.
Everyone thinks they can relate to me but nobody really understands, they lie just so you feels as if your not the only one with problems. the only people that feel as if you do are the ones that have experienced what you have. have you ever felt suicide flowing through your veins? or the sickness thats in your blood it just drips out of your scars and spreads to your fellow friends. have you ever had a kiss of venom from someone you cant have? or the touch of someone who wants you so much that they have killed your heart all together. not understanding yourself so you go to your friends to council you, then you just close your eyes and forget all your feelings? did you ever hold your tears in so hard that your eyes start to burn? or make out as if your smiles are pretend? it is easier than answering everyones questions over and over. what about when you see your desire and your hands start to tremble and tears fall like nothing before? you try to imagine what life is like but when you start it kills you instantly. your hell is my heaven but im just an illusion of your god and a prediction of the devil. have you looked so hard that the star has burnt a symbol in you? no one cares about your life just whats in it. the talk can lead your head to desicions you dont want to make. but like you make your own thoughts and everyone disagrees anyway. if i could stop everyone for just a second or a half i would hate it to tell the truth but for me to stop my own life would be a pleasure. they say listen to your heart but for me its too late, because my heart has already stopped.
Pain is all I feel in my life, For example, like being cut with a knife. Since I was born, Pain is all that's come to me. I don't understand, So I ask just one question, Lord Why Me? I've been hurt in many ways, And no one cares they just want to get paid. Why does money have to cause so much pain? So much pain, that I cry more than it rains. Pain is what my heart is mostly full of, Cause no one cares, but the man above.
FROM A HOSPITAL BED Wordancer Even if I'm dizzy with an aching head, I must not disturb the others in the beds In this hospital ward where not much is said For fear of making a fuss. It's not much fun with nothing to do Can't even get up to go to the Loo The doctors come, and ask, 'How are you?' It's hard to tell them which is worse Visiting hours and here's Dad and Mum Who immediately asks me why I'm so glum. I tell them, 'The others had ice-cream, but I got none, And, if it was you Dad; you'd curse!' Patting my hand, Mum says, 'It's all right,' And Dad says, 'You might get some tonight, Cos you're looking better, you're not so white, I'll go over and ask that nurse.' Back he comes grinning down the ward, And sits back in the chair without a word, To Mum he whispers so he can't be heard Then his eyes meet mine, his lips are pursed. The doors swing open; a nurse comes through, Carrying a tray and says, 'This is for you, You can have some now you are healing like new, To Mum, Dad says, 'We'll cancel the hearse!' I've broken no bones, the x-rays prove, But there'll be a scar and a slight groove Left from the fencepost that failed to move When I fell on it, off my horse With an arm in a sling and one foot on the ground, The other in plaster and my head bandaged round, I'm going home soon, and my horse has been found Across the river, but he's none the worst. It's easy to laugh with no aching head And it doesn't disturb the others in beds 'There is no need to fear,' as everyone says, 'Just ring the bell for the nurse!'


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Thinking about making some big changes in your organization, professional life or community this year? You should read Switch : How to Create Change When Change is Hard by Chip and Dan Heath, co-authors of the best-selling Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die.
Check out my post about Switch over at Frogloop, Care2's online marketing blog for nonprofits. And, if you're interested in receiving a copy of the book for FREE, leave a comment. We're giving away 5 books to folks who need it most.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
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- Harish Lunani said...
Hey can u give away the book for free....
if yes
please mail me at
Thank you - February 26, 2010 at 6:34 AM
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