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According to the Jane Goodall Institute, there were approximate 1 million wild chimpanzees at the turn of the 20th century today there are only 170,000 to 300,000. Wild chimpanzee communities have been negatively impacted by deforestation and the bush meat trade. In order to save the chimps, JGI supports communities so that they can manage their own natural resources.
You don't have to travel all the way to Tanzania to see where a difference is being made. The Center for Great Apes in Wachula, Florida provides a sanctuary for both chimpanzees and orangutans - their larger, hairier (and more orange) cousins. Many of their residents were used in research and the entertainment industry. Some of these great creatures were even kept as house pets!
The individual intelligence and complex social structure of primate society make in next to impossible for chimpanzees raised as pampered pets or actors to interact with their own kind. They simply lack the social skills necessary to survive in the group environment most zoos provide. Desperate owners of what were once adorable baby chimps search for a home for the beloved pet that has simply grown to strong to handle safely. As a result, these creatures are often sold to breeders or other unscrupulous businesses. At this time there are 12 chimpanzees on the waiting list to live out their days at the sanctuary. Due to the high cost of caring for these animals ($10,000 to $20,000 per year) the center must limited the number it can care for.
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MIAMI (RNN) - Monday's game between Notre Dame and Alabama is a dream match for the gang at ESPN, the once and future holders of Bowl Championship Series broadcast rights.Alabama and Notre Dame stir emotions, a lot of them bad. And that's good if you're in the TV business. A few years back, Texas and Southern California, two other marquee names in college football, played for the national title in the Rose Bowl and about 22 percent of all the TV sets in America tuned in. No other BCS game comes close to that sort of saturation. But records are made to be broken. This game's numbers could enter that stratospheric realm - at least that's the hope.The reason: There are a bunch of Alabama and Notre Dame fans. And there are probably even more fans who hate Alabama and Notre Dame. Those people will be tuning in hoping for one or the other to lose.Brent Musberger, who'll be handling play-by-play for the BCS Championship Game again, said Notre Dame brings in the marginal fans, who know the brand name if not the name of the starting defensive end. The Fighting Irish haven't won a national title in almost a quarter-century, but in three years, head coach Brian Kelly has them one win away from a championship.Alabama was in an almost identical situation when Nick Saban directed the Tide to the 2009 national title in his third year at the school. The Crimson Tide had fallen out of the national picture, and now has returned to dominance.
Saban is a polarizing figure. The people who love him, love him. The ones who don't, definitely don't.
A lot of people in South Florida, where he had an abortive tenure as coach of the Miami Dolphins, really hate him. The game is being played in Miami. (A lot of old-school, Miami Hurricane fans hate Notre Dame, too, and think they got cheated in the 1988 national championship game. That clash produced the notorious "Catholics vs. Convicts" T-Shirt and a controversial call that led to a Notre Dame victory over UM for the Irish's last national title.)Saban has led Alabama to two of the last three national championships, including last year's, and is on the verge of establishing a dynasty. The Southeastern Conference has won the last six. Plenty of college fans of every other conference would be delighted to see an SEC team lose to anybody Monday at Sun Life Stadium.Many people feel the same way about Notre Dame. They're seen as special. They have their own TV contract. They get all the love from the media."It's like the New York Yankees," Musberger said. "A lot of people are for their team and any team that's playing the Yankees. Well, a lot of people feel the same way about Alabama and Notre Dame."
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For young fans in the age of PlayStation, Twitter and satellite radio, waking up the echoes may have as much to do with good-guy, bad-guy match-ups. The World Wrestling Federation made a fortune using the time-honored formula, Musberger pointed out."This is, to me, the ultimate match-up in college football," he said.His broadcast partner, Kirk Herbstreit, said the waning days of the Bowl Championship Series have produced some great match-ups, and this one may be the best. Next year is the final season under the current format, where a cabal of polls and computers generate the two top teams in the country for a national title game."It's rewarding to see when the system works," Herbstreit said.In 2014, the system will move to a four-team playoff format. That's going to be really sweet, too, Herbstreit said."If it were this year, imagine Oregon after their game (clobbering Kansas State mercilessly in the Fiesta Bowl), sitting in waiting to play the winner of this one."NOTEWORTHY:ESPN will have 39 cameras on the field for Monday's BCS National Championship Game. Dozens of support staff. Those include the high-speed, super slo-mos, the 3D ones, the spider cam, the sky cam, and so forth.Ordinary listeners might not notice, but the audio will be enhanced. You'd notice if they turned it off in the middle of the game, said coordinating producer Ed Placey.
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Say what you will about youtube, but I've watched 12 of Rhodes games on youtube. Not highlights. Those make everyone look good. I mean 12 actual games that show the good and the bad. I think he's every bit the prospect Milliner is. Richardson, I haven't seen as much film....but he definitely has some explosive penetrations to his game. More so than any other DT in this draft. At least from what I've seen. I don't know too much about Richardson though. Character, motor, and injury history are still a mystery to me. The offseason is young.
Like I've said before, mock drafts are always inaccurate for some players. At one point, there were mock drafts that said Jimmy Claussen would be picked #1. People look at the mock drafts and think that Rhodes is worse than Milliner and Banks, and will somehow be a 2nd round draft pick.The reality is that if he runs the 40 in .05 seconds quicker than he has before, then he will be the first CB taken off the board. A player that size and strength that can cover receivers that well will be drafted very high. You don't often get 6'2" 220 lb guys who can cover that well. It's not like he would be drafted just on measurables, he has shown on tape consistently that he can lock down receivers. The Bucs want to play single high safety and blitz a lot, and the only way they can do that is if they had a guy like Rhodes. There's also a 0 percent chance that an offensive linemen gets picked in the first couple of rounds. Dominik has said before that he does not like looking at college tape of offensive linemen because there's too many variables. He prefers to just pick up scraps from other teams once he's had a bit of tape on them. The only exception to that would be if we were picking very high and there was a once in a generation LT available.
Does anyone have an opinion on who might be a more sure fire difference maker from the start? You know Warmack will do a lot of good, who else provides that value to our team from pick thirteen? Hankins? Jordan? Imo Warmack is the safest and likely best possible pick. I would love a Jarvis Jones or Manti Teo, but those guys will be gone. Getting an immediate top olineman at 13 is a steal. That said, if Werner somehow slides to us we better pounce. Dude is a legit stud end, reminds me a hell of a lot of Jared Allen, both technique and production.
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Recent political engagment has served to identify the strategic priorities for the development of partnership relations. Mongolia has hosted high-level NATO delegations, such as those led by Director General of the International Military Staff LtGen Juergen Bornemann in September 2011 and by Deputy Assistant Secretary General James Appathurai in May 2011. In November 2010, President Tsakhia Elbegdorj attended the Lisbon Summit. These exchanges provided opportunities to discuss NATO-Mongolia cooperation and Mongolia's current and future involvement in international crisis management.
In addition to promoting political dialogue at various levels and formats, the two-year IPCP with Mongolia foresees practical cooperation in the fields of training and education, science, emerging security challenges, public diplomacy, and peace-support operations.
Mongolia has contributed troops to the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan since March 2010, when it first deployed an infantry platoon to ISAF's Regional Command North. The country also supports the Training Mission in Afghanistan with infantry, artillery and air mentor trainers. In addition, Mongolia participated in the NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR) from December 2005 to March 2007.
To further enhance the interoperability of its armed forces with NATO forces, Mongolia plans to exchange best practices, participate in a wide range of NATO courses and training activities, and consider the possibility of select forces taking part in the Operational Capabilities Concept. The Mongolian Five Hills Peace Support Operations Training Centre is also being prepared for consideration to be part of the network of Partnership Training and Education Centres.
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My Pop is failing. If the Lord lets him live, he will be 97 next Tuesday. He has been ready to meet his maker for a long time. My prayer is for his comfort and for our ability to understand God's will.
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George, you, Pop and the whole family are in our thoughts and prayers.
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God Bless him George. I lost my father in July. As much as I miss him it was a blessing for him. His was slipping and was ready to go too. We miss him but are satisfied he is no longer suffering.
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What can I say that you already do not know? Em's and my prayers are with you and all of your family, and we pray that the Good Lord gives to your Dad what he needs according to HIS plan.
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I have received much serenity and comfort in these words, and I pray that you and your family will also find the comfort you need.
It has been 9 years since my Dad has passed on and even though he is no longer with us in body, he is with us in spirit and I know that he is with the Lord. I truly hope that your Dad is comfortable and does not suffer.
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Here are a few pics from the mini-fest that Dale F. hosted today.....
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OH NO!!! No one was supposed to see Boss working!! Actually he helped on everyone's tractor...mine especially!! I was typing a thanks to everyone but I am on my phone and it takes forever!! Tomorrow I wil retrive my computer from the shop and post more.
Let me simply say thanks to everyone for sharing a fun, beautiful day, with much accomplished in a short time and a lot learned!
Dale Finch
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Few More.....Dale's latest acquisition, dropped off during the festivities..... ...And notice how quick the buzzards started circling the carcass.....
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Thanks for the pictures, really nice work area and very clean. Looking forward to more postings tomorrow.
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Know everyone had a good time. Great looking place and looks like the outside weather cooperated. Looks like Dale has another job on her hands.
Thanks for the pictures, enjoyed everyone of them and the comments.
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I've seen some nice shops in my travels, but Dale's beats 'em all !!!
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Looks like it broke when it was "dropped".
"More gold has been mined from the thoughts of men than has been taken from the earth." -- Napoleon Hill
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This was the cub posted a while back. Turns out the engine had been at the machine shop a couple years and they scrapped it. Except for the rockshaft & rod, and the tailight, I think everything is there.
Dale Finch
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Any idea what year on the carcass?
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No data plate and no engine, but tomorrow I will check some casting dates and let you know. I wire brushed all the misc parts including all the stuff they stripped from the engine, then photographed everything. The only obvious bad part is the front pulley which someone broke taking it off. The fuel tank/hood would indicate a 55-ish year with all emblems but one broken stud that I noticed. The inside was very clean and rust free!!
I will post photos later on with more info tomorrow after Joel and I return his SA home.
Thanks for the photos!!
Dale Finch
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Had a great time at the Mini Cubfest. Dale was a great host supplying a nice shop and some good eats for us. This was my first Cubfest and I really enjoyed it. Next year I might camp out and split the driving up between 2 days. I hope to make a few more Cubfests this year !
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Wow lots of activity... and an awesome shop to boot....
That valve train sure ain't a Cub. Nice to see a fast hitch going on the shiny one, nice thing to have on a Cub!
That one missing the engine looks pretty good from here. Only missing one piece
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Clean work space...bet you could eat a donut off that floor! Great pictures to boot!
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Nope. That was me cleaning off the gasket from my Super A-1.
Lots of fun work going on. Y'all would have enjoyed it.
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Brooklyn, Mich.� On a fitful afternoon of racing � full of stops and starts from start to finish � this was how it had to end.
The chase finally was on Sunday at Michigan International Speedway, with Sprint Cup series leader Jimmie Johnson running down Greg Biffle�s No. 16 Ford over the final 20 laps of the Quicken Loans 400.
And then it wasn�t, as Johnson�s full-throttle chase � �I was running as hard as I could,� Biffle said � led to a blown tire with three laps to go, sending Johnson skidding to a 28th-place finish and allowing Biffle to coast to the victory.
It was Biffle�s first win since he overtook Johnson thanks to an engine failure to win here at MIS last August. And for the Father�s Day crowd at MIS it was just another reminder that life in the fast lane isn�t all it�s cracked up to be.
�There�s always something that happens to the fastest car,� said Johnson, who certainly would know, having won a record five consecutive Sprint Cup series championships from 2006-10. �It�s almost a curse. You�re so stoked that your car is fast, but then you�re like, �All right, when�s something gonna happen.� And then it does.�
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That�s racin,� I guess. And this is Michigan, where Johnson � the series� top driver with 63 career wins � is now 0-for-23 all-time. Michigan International Speedway is one of only five tracks where Johnson has yet to celebrate in Victory Lane. He has just four top-five finishes here, but twice has run out of fuel while leading with less than three laps to go.
�As I was running down the 16, I thought maybe this would be the year,� said Johnson, who already has three series wins this season and holds a sizable lead in the Cup series standings. �Most times we�ve been leading and something happened to us. So I thought, �All right, maybe coming from behind is gonna be the difference.� But something still happened.�
It did, and no one was happier to see it in his rear-view mirror than Biffle, who told his crew over the radio, �I love it when the 48 crashes trying to catch up.� When asked about that after the race, the mild-mannered Biffle, who was among those mourning the loss of friend and former NASCAR driver Jason Leffler, who died in a race in New Jersey this week, apologized for the choice of words, if not the sentiment.
�Let me clarify that a little bit,� Biffle said at his post-race news conference. �I don�t want to see anybody wreck. I should�ve said �make a mistake.� And that�s truly what he did. He pushed the envelope, and we all do that � I almost made a mistake, he almost busted me � and basically that�s what I was referring to, is breaking him. We got him to make a mistake, we got him to falter. � And it makes you feel good when you push the guy over the edge.�
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All too often it�s Johnson�s No. 48 car driving others mad, or up a wall � if not into one. And just last week it was Biffle running second to another dominant showing from Johnson, saying afterward Johnson was �definitely in a league of his own.�
Even after Sunday�s win, Biffle admitted, �It was obvious that the 48 was a little bit faster than us again.�
But busting that myth is part of the chaotic fun of NASCAR, even at this lightning-quick, two-mile track at MIS. The fastest car doesn�t always win. And that was especially true on a day that featured eight caution flags for 38 laps at one of the circuit�s fastest tracks.
Most notably, it was the powerhouse Hendrick Motorsports team finding trouble. Jeff Gordon was a bystander for a good chunk of the race after plowing into a spinning Bobby Labonte on Lap 7, sending his car to the garage for repairs. Dale Earnhardt Jr., whose last two elusive wins were at MIS, led for 34 laps before running into engine trouble. Kasey Kahne, the fourth member of that team, looked ready to take control of the race as it reached the midway point but blew a tire and slammed into the wall.
�It�s just one of those days that you had to survive,� said Kevin Harvick, who ended up taking second after Johnson�s late charge came up flat.
Even Biffle, whose crew chief Matt Puccia appeared to make all the right calls Sunday, nearly lost it with only daylight in front of him, finding trouble in Turn 1 more than once as he tried to hold off Johnson.
�Wrecking when you�re leading probably isn�t the most prestigious thing to do,� he laughed later. �But I almost did.�
Almost doesn�t count, though. Sometimes, that�s a good thing.
Greg Biffle, driver of the No. 16 3M Ford, steps out of his car after winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan International Speedway Sunday. / Steve Perez/The Detroit News
(caption info) -- Jimmie Johnson driver of the #48 Lowes Chevrolet passes ... (The Detroit News)
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David R. Perry's curator insight, August 17, 6:15 PM
.......Then all you need is a rainy day by the window with no one around.
Penelope's curator insight, August 14, 9:05 PM
Thank you, Hachette Book Group. It seems the ongoing feud between the two goliath booksellers is giving us little guys a boost up.
Little guys meaning indie publishers who never before had access to the exclusive golden goose. The pre-order button. The button just out of our grasp.
If you have a novel in draft mode, set a publish date (up to 90 days out), and get it uploaded for approval. This may be the impetus I need to set a date for my upcoming romance novel and get the coveted button. Go forth indies!
***This review was written by Penelope Silvers for her curated content on "Writing for Kindle"***
Link to the full article: http://the-digital-reader.com/2014/08/14/amazon-expands-pre-order-buttons-kdp-authors/#.U-1PRMvQN1u
Debbi Stocco's curator insight, August 15, 10:39 AM
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Canada Place, Vancouver, British Columbia
Harbour Centre Tower
Standing 581 feet tall the Harbour Centre Tower is the tallest skyscraper in British Columbia. Take a short elevator ride to the top and enjoy a 360-degree view of the city, Burrard Inlet and the North Shore Mountains.
The quaint buildings and paved streets of Gastown are the heart of historic Vancouver. Though the original wooden buildings were all completely razed in the1886 fire. See the statue of 'Gassy Jack' and the steam clock hiss and toot then have a well-earned break at a friendly coffee bar.
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
In the middle of the city's busy Chinatown, you'll find the gorgeous Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. The Garden is reflects the merging of the four main elements: plants, rock, water and architecture, resulting in perfect equilibrium.
Stanley Park
Stanley Park is the biggest urban park in North America.It's home to a magnificent assortment of native American Totem Poles, excellent walking and jogging routes, and the extensive Vancouver Aquarium. Energetic walkers can follow the 5 mile coastline along a path which offers lovely views over the sea.
Capilano Suspension Bridge
Far above the Capilano river sways the impressive Capilano Suspension Bridge.
After teetering across the bridge, venture onto the Treetops adventure, where you scramble along walkways high above the ground to see the magnificent trees of the forest close up. To get to the Capilano Bridge jump on the shuttle bus direct from Canada Place, or catch bus 236 which leaves from Lonsdale Quay at the northern end of the Sea Bus ferry.


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Carl's Passing
MIIS should consider creating a special scholarship for students from Latin America coming to the T&I Program. This would be a way to keep his memory alive. We are all connected through Carl and his wonderful legacy to individual MIIS graduates of the T&I Spanish Department, the MIIS Community at large, and the T&I Profession around the world. MIIS was his home, his alma mater, his workplace, he was a source of inspiration to every one... now he must not become a legend but a concrete Master of Translation acting from Beyond this World and guiding us all with his advice, and friendship and unconditional love.


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Cortlandt Manor, NY (October 19, 2011) – Mothers from Westchester and Putnam and as far away as Connecticut came together today for a special reunion in Cortlandt Manor united by a common bond – the conviction that breast feeding is healthier for their babies.
With infants and toddlers in tow, more than 50 women attended Hudson Valley Hospital's 10th Annual Breastfeeding Tea to compare notes and talk about the trials and joys of parenting and breastfeeding. Hudson Valley Hospital Center (HVHC) holds the tea party each year to celebrate these mothers' decision to breastfeed. This year's event was held from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. at Cortlandt Colonial in Cortlandt Manor.
Kathy Webster, Vice President of Patient Services at HVHC, told the group that breastfeeding is a number one priority at the Hospital and that staff have made a number of changes to support mothers in their efforts to breastfeed. She said that in April the Hospital was presented with an award from the NYS Health Commissioner for having one of the highest rates in the nation of moms who exclusively breastfeed their babies.
Sacha Troxler of Yorktown, who was at the event with her fourth child, 3-week-old Link, said that she has noticed the changes at Hudson Valley Hospital Center when it comes to added support for moms who breastfeed. "With my first child, I remember getting this package of formula to take home with me and that is not the case anymore. I think it's great because it shows that the Hospital is commitment to supporting breastfeeding.''
Linda LeMon, HVHC's Certified Lactation Consultant and the organizer of the event, attributed Hudson Valley Hospital Center's success to several factors, but pointed to the strong support moms receive in the hospital and after they leave, as the main factor. "The obstetricians, mid-wives, pediatricians and especially the nurses are all big supporters of breastfeeding," she said. "Hudson Valley Hospital Center has a breastfeeding support group that meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. The support group is beneficial for the new moms, many of them are experiencing similar issues. It also offers them a chance to socialize and meet other new moms. The tea is an extra thank you to them for their commitment to breastfeeding."
Babies who are breast fed have stronger immune systems and fewer ailments such as diarrhea, respiratory and ear infections, and allergic skin disorders. According to The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI), a global program sponsored by the World Health Organization and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), billions of dollars are wasted each year in the treatment of infant ailments that could be prevented by mothers breast feeding. For example, prolonged episodes of otitis media (ear infections) were 80% lower in breastfed infants compared with non-breastfed infants.
Tahri Gang, from Cos Cob, Connecticut was there with her 8-month-old son Noah. Gang said that she traveled to Hudson Valley Hospital Center to have her baby because of its reputation for supporting new moms. "It was definitely worth the trip,'' she said.
The Hospital also offers prenatal education classes, private consultations, telephone triage and a new class for grandparents. For more information on the programs at Hudson Valley Hospital Center, visit hvhc.npgdev.com.
Hudson Valley Hospital Center is dedicated to serving the health care needs of the community and to providing quality, comprehensive medical care in a compassionate, professional, respectful manner, without regard to race, religion, national origin or disease category. Offering state-of-the-art diagnostic treatment, education and preventive services, the Hospital is committed to improving the quality of life in the community. In fulfilling this mission, the Hospital will strive to continuously improve the care provided and develop and offer programs, facilities, systems and alliances that most effectively respond to community health care needs. Hudson Valley Hospital Center is located on Route 202 (1980 Crompond Road) in Cortlandt Manor, New York. Call 914-737-9000 or visit hvhc.npgdev.com.


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Our newest Colored Quartz Crystal Singing Bowls merge the sound of a pure crystal bowl with a Chakra color coating. Our Colored Crystal Singing Bowls are available in the colored handle bowl and the clear quartz crystal bowls. These Colored Singing Bowls are used for sound healing, chanting, meditation, bodywork, sound therapies, and musical accompaniment. The coating is on the inside of the bowl. It comes with instructions and a suede mallet. Fantastic bowl for a practitioner, healer, or personal use. Brand new highest quality pure Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl. The sound is pure and relaxing. Excellent for meditation and healing. Our Quartz Crystal Singing Bowls are made from over 99.9 percent pure quartz crystal, a naturally occurring element. The crystal is placed in a mold and heated to 4000 degrees. Because our bodies are also composed of a crystalline structure, using Quartz Crystal Singing Bowls for healing and meditation allows us to respond more quickly and favorably to the sound as therapy. Color of bowl will be reflect the color of the chakra....(pictured bowl is the Root 1st chakra).
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(Senbun Issuiken Hitosashi) 1000 Water-Blade Dance
Rank: S
Type: Offence/Defence
Range: Short-Long
Damage: 80
Chakra: 40
Description: The user will perform the Serpent hand seal and manipulate a water source, making 1000 blades made from water come from the water source and bombard the opponent.
Each individual water-blade can be controled to do what ever the user requires.
This jutsu can be used to attack or defend. Due to the sheer number of water-blades this jutsu can act as a shield to block an opponents jutsu or to overwhelm an opponents jutsu.
-Requires a water source
-Can only be used twice in a battle
-Can only be used by Kato Rokuemon (and anyone I allow to use it)
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NEW YORK — A listless late shift dragged on that night in the newsroom of The Associated Press and, across town, at The New York Times.
Feet up on the AP city desk, an editor named Charles Crane read an H.G. Wells novel to while away the news-free night. "Telegraph instruments clicked desultorily," he said later, "and occasionally one could hear the heartbeat of the clocks."
At the Times, the managing editor, Carr Van Anda, had returned from his usual late supper to an office where a forgettable story about a political feud was being readied for the front page. A copy boy dozed.
In the midst of this somnolence at a little after midnight on April 15, 1912, no one knew that, 1,000 miles away, the "story of the century" was breaking — news that would change so many things, including news coverage itself.
At that moment, off the coast of Newfoundland, the Titanic was two hours from sinking.
For more than an hour, the great ocean liner had been sending out distress signals. "CQD, CQD," the coded Morse message repeated, then the now more familiar "SOS."
The urgent calls were picked up by other ships — some of which turned toward the Titanic's reported location for rescue — and the signals reached onshore receiving stations of the relatively new Marconi wireless radio system.
There, each scrap of detail was eagerly snatched up, passed on, then passed on again.
In no time, the electrifying words reached New York. In the AP newsroom, Crane's yawn became a gasp when a colleague burst in from an outer office waving a wire message from Canada: "Reported Titanic struck iceberg."
Instantly, editors started contacting coastal receiving stations to glean whatever they knew, phoned the Titanic's owners, cabled London for a list of passengers — who might now be doomed.


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Prince Edward Island tuna the size of submarines crashed chunks alongside the boat as I locked the rod gimbal into place and slipped the harness straps onto the lugs of the Penn 80VSW. It was packed with 1,300 yards of 200-pound braid and topshot, and mounted on a custom 5-foot stand-up rod aimed at producing enough stopping power to beat and release one of these massive fish within the one-hour time period decreed by Canadian fisheries law. The captain was pulling line off the rod tip so he could toss the herring impaled on my hook into the next handful of chunks when he turned and asked, "You ready?" Silly question!
As soon as the bait hit the water, it was inhaled by an 800-pound-class bluefin, and when I pushed the lever up to engage the initial 45 pounds of drag, the fish reacted with a blistering run, stripping half the line off the reel. As the fight progressed, I increased the drag incrementally for each successive run until it was maxed out at more than 70 pounds. In the end, the fish was beaten and released in 44 minutes, and victory high-fives ensued. That afternoon, my friend Brett Surgent would fight and release a grander on the same outfit, and he had never caught a tuna on stand-up gear before.
You don't have to be a weight lifter to do it, although being in good physical shape is a plus. It takes matched tackle, and a knowledgeable coach to teach you the ropes. Fortunately I learned from some of the best. My initial attempts were with sharks, yellowfin and bigeye tuna in the mid-1980s, but it was off California on the Royal Polaris that I began to understand the synergy between tackle and technique. Sometime later I was tutored by stand-up guru Dennis Braid, an incredible angler who developed the belt-and-harness systems and techniques that made it possible to beat the giants in PEI this past September.
Angler's Advantage
Stand-up tackle — designed to provide anglers with a mechanical advantage over big fish — works on the principle of the lever and fulcrum. The tuna is the load, the rod is the lever, and the belt and harness create a fulcrum point that allows the angler to use his body weight to counter and raise the load. However, there are additional factors that figure into this equation: the fish strength, the flex and rebound of the rod, and the drag pressure generated by the reel. The drag acts as a buffer between the load and the lever. At no point will the angler lift more than the pound setting at which the drag slips, while the flex of the rod absorbs shock and aids lifting power much like a bow launches an arrow, only in slow motion. The system works so well, it allows the angler to balance body weight against drag pressure when the tuna runs so he is expending very little energy while tiring the fish. When the fish stops, the angler uses body weight to turn and pull the tuna closer to pick up line.
Assembling a stand-up system starts with the pound-test of the line, which determines the drag pressure that can be exerted. With 50-pound line, a fighting belt that positions the rod gimbal at the top of the thighs should be matched with a lightweight harness that fits just above the hips. It's paired with a relatively soft 5-foot-9-inch to 6-foot rod, which has plenty of lifting power for a maximum drag setting less than 30 pounds, while allowing the angler to crouch into a relaxed fighting position. You can use any variety of two-speed lever drag reels, as long as they offer adequate drag and line capacity. For 50-pound line, I prefer a 30-wide like Penn's 30VSX loaded with mono, but with braid the reel size can be even smaller than that.
For 80- and 130-pound line, everything is taken to the extreme, with the angler facing up to 70 pounds of drag. Rod length is no more than 5 1⁄2 feet for 80-pound, and even shorter for 130, with a fast action and much stiffer butt section. Reel size increases to hold as much as three-quarters of a mile of line. In PEI, I used Braid's PowerPlay system. The gimbal rests on drop straps at midthigh and moves the fulcrum point lower to work with the shorter rod, providing more mechanical advantage to the angler.


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|Dear Friends in Christ:
May God bless you!
During his recent visit to Brazil, Pope Francis called on all Catholics to be "bearers of hope." The Holy Father's words resonated with me for a couple of reasons. First, as you may know, my episcopal motto is "Hope in the Lord." However, I also thought of how the work of our Archdiocese is responding to Pope Francis' challenge.
Every day, archdiocesan agencies offer hope by bringing Christ to others through work that cares for the poor, promotes vocations, enhances worship and prayer, strengthens families and individuals, provides lifelong formation and education, and assists parishes and schools. In the video above, you will learn about Chelly, Brenda, Casey, Ivonne, and Cameron. These are real people whose lives, like thousands of others, have been transformed by the work of the Archdiocese.
The Catholic Services Appeal is as an essential source of funding for the work of the Archdiocese. This year, the Appeal is seeking to raise $3,000,000 to meet the increasing demand on our services. Last year, our average gift to the appeal was $180.00. I invite you to support this year's Appeal with a generous gift or pledge. Please know that your gift in any amount will be received with my deepest gratitude.
Won't you join me in becoming a "bearer of hope" by returning the enclosed donation form with your gift to the Catholic Services Appeal?
Sincerely yours in our Lord,
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passing of Willie
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passing of Willie
Our 16 year old Shepherd mix dog had to be euthanized, on Tuesday. He was going blind, and deaf, and was in increasing pain, from old iniuries. My daughter adopted Willie from a veterinary clinic, about 12 years ago. He had a shattered leg, from being shot, and heartworm. The clinic had a "rescue fund" that covered most of his early bills. He was so untrusting, of humans, when he arrived here. He recovered physically, and mentally, except for a slight limp, and a slight distrust of some men. Willie was my companion, doing farm chores, and even had his own farm truck, at one point. (he let me drive it) Miss my buddy! Ed
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Ed, I'm sorry to hear of your loss. A lot of people without pets don't realize how much a beloved pet means to someone. They truly are a part of the family.
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Ed - I am so sorry to hear of your loss of Willie. Try to remember the good times.
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Ed, Lauren and I have you and your family in our thoughts.
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Saddened to hear the news of your loss, Ed.
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Sorry to hear of your loss Ed, it is almost the same as losing a member of the family. I have several dogs over the years. It never gets any easier. But i keep signing up for a new dog, so i can enjoy their company.
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Sorry Ed, tough to lose such a loyal member of the family.
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I am sorry to hear of the loss of one of your loved ones. They really are part of the family.
"I ain't believing this!"
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Sorry to hear of your loss.
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Deepest condolences Ed, it is hard losing man's best friend and such an integral part of our lives and family. Keep the memories with you, they do warm your heart after the grieving is over. Well... it doesn't really stop, just changes a bit.
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Sorry to hear of your loss. Our poodle is a few weeks shy of 15, so I know that day is comming. If you like to read , get a copy of "A Dog's Purpose". I think you will find it very comforting. If you like , I will put you on the waiting list for my copy.
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I feel your loss Ed. Willie sounded like a wonderful companion and friend to you. Bless his little heart.
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Awwww Bless his little Heart i know what its like to lose a little puppy Dog or kitty Cat
There was an ole Basset Hound use to hang around my yard Loved that little Dog He was my walking Buddy when i would walk down the road 2 miles Them was when i was young
little guy looked just like this little Fella
Tractors are like watermelons..Eat the red and throw away the green!!
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Sorry for your loss, and I understand, it is a loss to the family. Sounds like you guys made his last years a pleasure and made him a good home. No one could ask for anything more!
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sorry for your loss ed.
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (11/14/13) - WKU honored 52 students from seven high schools in the Elizabethtown area for their academic achievements.
This year's group has an average ACT composite score of 28.84 and grade-point average of 3.92; students invited included 35 Kentucky Governor's Scholars and five National Merit Semi-finalists.
The following students were honored at a luncheon Nov. 12 at the State Theater in Elizabeth-town:
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Where to find the big one
By Dean Starkman Apr 19, 2011 at 11:40 AM
Reading The Wall Street Journal's "What They Know" series on Internet (un)privacy last year, I thought, this has "Pulitzer" written... More
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