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Posted: 12:57 pm Friday, June 7th, 2013
Is government collecting too much phone, Internet data?
By Opinion Staff
Several leaks have revealed massive government snooping by the National Security Agency and other U.S. and foreign intelligence services.
First to come to light: A judicial order allowing the government to collect metadata on millions of Verizon customers. Metadata includes numbers dialed, calls received, plus call duration. It does not include recordings of the calls themselves.
The phone snooping has been going on since the George W. Bush administration.
Soon after that revelation, another leak revealed that the NSA has gained direct access to Internet servers and collected data, including emails, videos and chat sessions, from Microsoft, Google, Yahoo and Apple. Technically, the material collected from servers in the United States is supposed to be used only to identify and track foreign suspects. But to carry out the surveillance, massive amounts of data on U.S. citizens also must be collected – or at least sifted.
President Barack Obama led the chorus of government officials defending the practices as necessary and useful in the fight against terrorists. He insisted reports have been "hyped" about what the programs are allowed to do. "Nobody is listening to your telephone calls," he said. The president said Congress has provided oversight and that other safeguards ensure that spy agencies don't misuse the information gathered.
Civil libertarians object because the programs collect so much information about people who are not suspected of any crime.
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Descriptions: New Testament
BNT 530 New Testament Introduction
An introduction to the content and background of the New Testament, including the critical
issues involved in the discipline of New Testament Introduction.
The following courses are offered on a rotating basis depending on faculty
availability and special interests. The course subtitle and content may vary. They will
involve exegesis of the New Testament text. A course may be taken for credit more than once
if the subtitles indicate different course content (e.g., Studies Paul: Corinthians and
Studies Paul: Romans). It is recommended, but not required, that BOT 530 Old Testament Introduction
and BNT 530 New Testament Introduction be taken before exegetical courses because some introductory
knowledge will be assumed by the professor. Students who have not had those courses may
need to do additional reading from the course bibliography to fill in the knowledge gaps.
BNT 533 Studies in the Letters of Paul
See note above.
BNT 540 Studies in the Synoptic Gospels and Acts
See note above.
BNT 541 Studies in the Johannine Literature
See note above.
BNT 542 Studies in the General Letters
See note above.
BNT/HOM 623 Expository Preaching
in the Gospels & Acts
(See HOM/BNT 623)
BNT/HOM 624 Expository Preaching in the Epistles
(See HOM/BNT 624)
BNT 641 Specialized Exegetical Studies in the New Testament
See note above.
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must enroll in this graduate
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City Blossoms is an organization that establishes youth driven, sustainable, educational and engaging green spaces that enrich the lives of children and their communities. Our goals are to make fantastic and functional school gardens and Community Green Spaces ubiquitous to the DC region.
The core of City Blossoms' work revolves around building community, through school gardens and Community Green Spaces (CGS), we have collected thoughts from the children, parents, teachers, neighbors and friends who work together with City Blossoms, and bring green spaces to life.
This year City Blossoms welcomes the harvest season bursting with beautiful memories, new friendships and the most delicious and gorgeous green spaces that we've had the pleasure to share with our communities to date.
With the generous support of partners like you, City Blossoms:
With the rise in individual gifts last year we were able to strengthen and grow City Blossoms, attracting more attention and support. Your gift this harvest season will help support:
"On Thursdays we have cooking classes [in the garden] with Nico [a volunteer]...the grown-ups don't do anything, the kids do it and we can see how our cooking skills are ,so we don't have to feel the adults are the only ones cooking in our lives" - Khali, 13 year old gardener
Why do you like the garden? "Because I like making recipes, and we draw plants, and we go shopping by harvesting food and selling them outside [at the kid-run garden stand] - Daveyah, 7 year old gardener
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Authorities manage a hairy situation in Parma Saturday night following a car crash on Highway 153.
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol the crash happened around 5 p.m. Saturday when a pick-up truck was stopped and waiting to make a left turn. Troopers say a Cadillac driven by 78-year-old Charles Morgan did not stop in time to avoid rear-ending the truck.
Amateur photographer Chris White witnessed the aftermath of the wreck. He says the Cadillac hit the back end of a horse trailer the pick-up truck had in tow.
White says the force of the collision jammed the trailer door shut and the owners had to pry open the door to get the horse out. The horse was not injured.
The driver of the Cadillac was taken by ambulance to Missouri Delta Regional Medical Center with moderate injuries.
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By Andrew Gans
30 Nov 2012
|Photo by Joseph Marzullo/WENN
Reasons to Be Happy replaces the previously announced production of John Pollono's Small Engine Repair, which has been delayed "due to new filming scheduling conflicts for previously announced cast members," according to MCC. The Off-Broadway company intends to stage Small Engine Repair at a later date.
Reasons to Be Happy will begin previews May 16, 2013, prior to an official opening June 2 at the Lucille Lortel Theatre (121 Christopher Street). The production will continue through June 23, 2013.
Additional information, including complete casting, will be announced shortly.
Reasons to Be Happy is a companion piece to LaBute's award-winning reasons to be pretty, first produced at MCC Theater in 2008 before moving to Broadway, where it was nominated for three 2009 Tony Awards, including Best Play.
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Upper Blanco Basin Quiet Log Cabin Retreat in Pagosa Springs
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cabin
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
This charming 2 story log cabin is set on a private, secluded road 11 miles off Highway 84. The living area and kitchen are located on the first level with bedrooms and full bath upstairs. One bedroom has 2 queen size beds, the other bedroom has one queen size bed. This cozy mountain retreat is the perfect setting for much deserved rest and relaxation.
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 08-16-2011 at 11:48 AM.
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Frank Harvey 713-467-6981
cabin rental amenities
Beautiful wrap around deck with gorgeous mountain views is the ideal spot for rest and relaxation.
activities and attractions in Pagosa Springs Colorado
Many activities can be done from the cabin - i.e.: birdwatching, hiking, and fishing (access to the Upper Blanco River is included in the rental). The town of Pagosa Springs offers a wide variety of activities if you feel the need to get off the porch! Some of the activities are: white water rafting, hot sulphur springs/spa, Wildlife park, horseback riding, rock climbing - just to name a few.
vacation rental rates
$500 deposit due upon reservation in form of cashier's or personal check. Balance due upon check in with cash, personal or cashier's check. One week minimum.
*$200 non-refundable pet deposit due at check in.
*$200/week heating and firewood (winter months) surcharge due at check-in.
8.8% lodging tax added to total
Frank Harvey 713-467-6981
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Pagosa Springs
- Hiking
- fishing
- horseback riding
- Wild life park
- Hot sulphur springs
Top things to do on a budget
- hiking
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- birdwatching
- mountain biking
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Moscow, ID 83844-3051
On Track in Her Field
Biochemistry major and runner Hannah Kiser
excels in academics and athletics
By Tara Roberts
Photos by UI Photo Services
Hannah Kiser spent her summer doing two of her favorite things: learning and running.
Kiser, a member of the University of Idaho track and field and cross country teams and a biochemistry major, took summer classes so she can earn her bachelor's degree in December and head directly into UI's graduate program in movement sciences while continuing to compete as a Vandal.
The program is a perfect fit for Kiser, who hopes to conduct research that will help elite athletes perform better.
"I feel like that will be a good area for me," she says. "I have a biochemistry background, and I can apply it to something I love and do every day."
Kiser's other major summer activity was working at the same cross-country camp she attended as a high school student. As a mentor to 11 young runners, she had the opportunity to encourage them to succeed in sports and academics.
"I feel like running is my gift, and I have to share that with other people," she says.
Hannah was named the Western Athletic Conference women's Cross Country Athlete of the week for the week of Sept. 9-15.
"This was a great start to Hannah's senior year," Idaho director of cross country/track and field Wayne Phipps said. "It's always nice to see your athletes being recognized for their hard work and accomplishments."
Photo courtesy of Idaho Athletic Media Relations
Kiser is enthusiastic about her role as a student-athlete. She spent her younger years hungering for a challenge, and she found two at UI – competition and complex science.
In addition to setting Western Athletic Conference records, earning first team All-American honors at the 2013 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships and being named the 2013 top female student-athlete in the WAC, Kiser has risen to the top of her academic field. She earned a prestigious statewide research fellowship in 2012 and a top student award from the biological sciences department in 2013.
Kiser says her favorite semester was when she took biochemistry, organic chemistry and microbiology all at once – as a sophomore.
Her list of favorite classes includes her first microbiology lab and a course reviewing the history of chemistry, but organic chemistry, the study of matter containing carbon, has been her creative outlet as well as most-loved scientific pursuit.
"It's like learning a new language. You really have to get the hang of it and put a lot of work into it," she says. "That was the first time in school I found something that was so different."
Juggling sports and school has required Kiser to make some sacrifices – for example, she doesn't have the time to fully commit to extracurricular lab work – but ultimately, it has been worth it.
She says being an athlete has made her a better student by increasing her energy and teaching her to seek balance in her schedule.
"You go and you work out and you're super tired, you don't want to move – you can still study," she says with a laugh.
Her passion for running and learning drive her, and the supportive UI community backs her up.
"At Idaho, the professors really work with the students, and the coaches do as well," she says. "They know we're student-athletes, with the student coming first."


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Throughout the summer months, college students nationwide spend their days resting, relaxing, and recuperating for the year ahead. Many student entrepreneurs, however, do not afford themselves these same luxuries. After dedicating countless hours to their entrepreneurial work throughout the school year, these students continue working during a season traditionally void of responsibilities for their peers. In order to get a glimpse into the summer lives of these student entrepreneurs, I reached out to Northeastern students Andrew Rodriguez and Mike Behan.
Andrew is the founder and CEO of KeeWee Listings, a social platform that allows college students to post and search for sublet openings in local apartments. Mike is the co-founder and CEO of Njabini Apparel. Njabini employs disadvantaged Kenyan mothers to handcraft apparel using locally sourced materials, and empowers these women through micro-business development programs. KeeWee Listings and Njabini Apparel are two ventures within IDEA: Northeastern's Venture Accelerator.
Both Andrew and Mike have spent the first half of their summers in Boston, with Mike taking classes and Andrew on co-op working full time for KeeWee. For the remainder of the summer, Andrew will be splitting his time between meetings and events in Boston and working remotely from his home in Connecticut. Mike will spend the rest of his summer in Boston to work full time on Njabini.
For KeeWee, this summer is critical. As Andrew explains, "this is a very important time in the company's life cycle…it's a bit slow on the customer side, but it's very busy on the business development side." KeeWee launched two months ago to a great response during the busiest time of the year for Northeastern subletting. As they expected, they have seen use drop a bit over the summer. This allows Andrew and his team time to focus on building the business, as they work heavily throughout the summer to prepare for the upcoming fall sublet rush.
The KeeWee team will be working closely with their IDEA venture coach, Ryan Johnson to "round out" their business plan and take some "large, but necessary steps." They currently have a beta version of their service launched, so they hope to use the summer to get user feedback, make changes to the site, and "work towards producing a better product."
Conversely, according to Mike, Njabini is "sales heavy" throughout the summer months. As a result, many of the "time intensive operations" occur between May and August. Between meetings, sales events, and markets, Njabini will be busy throughout the summer "continuing to carve out a customer base in the greater Boston area" and launching a few new products.
From a business development perspective, Mike and his team will be making a big push throughout July and August to solidify their board of advisors and to establish better retail connections.
One major challenge student entrepreneurs face when working over the summer is communicating with their team. Both Andrew and Mike, however, seem to have found solutions to stay connected. KeeWee utilizes weekly team meetings via Skype, as well as bi-weekly meetings with their venture coach. Andrew and his team also make use of programs such as HipChat (a group instant messaging service), Dropbox, and Trello (document sharing and collaboration services).
Due to the nature of Njabini, their team is spread "across the country and around the world" at all times – not just during the summer months. Mike and his team have structured their operations around this and as a result, it is relatively easy for everyone to "stay on the same page.
Beyond working on their ventures, these student entrepreneurs also find the time for more traditional summer activities. Andrew will be working a part-time job in Connecticut, while Mike hopes to enjoy a couple weekends on the water in Rhode Island. (Oh, and to find some time to train for his upcoming ultra-marathon in September!)
Andrew and Mike are hopeful for what the rest of the summer will bring. Both agree that the summer is a crucial time for their ventures. "It's the first time I'll have a chance to work on [Njabini] outside of classes," says Mike. "Hopefully we can make some serious progress."


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A service of dedication for Gloucester Cathedral's new choir stalls will take place during the Sunday Eucharist service on Sunday, November 25, at 10.15am. The stalls complete the suite of furniture it has taken four years to commission. Special guests at the service will be the Dean Emeritus, the Very Revd Nick Bury and the team of craftsmen who created the furniture.
The hand-crafted new choir stalls are the most complex part of the suite and have taken the longest to manufacture. The specially-designed furniture is made from solid oak and features a decorative motif inspired by the Gothic arches in the Cathedral.
The new furniture aims to produce an attractive, streamlined treatment for the Nave, in sympathy with the architecture. The entire suite is made up of altar, communion rails, lectern, clergy chairs, choir stalls, exhibition panels, leaflet rack and Donorpoint machine.
The new furniture was funded by the Friends of Gloucester Cathedral and from a legacy left by a supporter and cost £90,000 in total.
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Between Flagler and Ormond Beach--Natural Area in Flagler Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Ocean Beach Club
- rates (USD) $ 1,800 - $ 1,850 / month
vacation rental description
Ours is a very special location between a state park and a nature
preserve. The beach is never crowded, birding opportunities along
the Halifax River are breathtaking. The first floor location offers
the most convenient access to pool and beach with fabulous views
from all rooms. The kitchen is very well equipped. We have newer
carpet, appliances and furniture, two TVs, cable and both CD and DVD
This is a place to relax and enjoy! Visitors return again and again.
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 10-1-2009 at 11:38 AM.
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Anthony W. Miller
condo rental amenities
There is a more-than-adequate supply of linens and towels, an ice
maker for convenience, an on-site coin laundry, a golf course
adjacent to the property and many championship courses in the area.
Of course there is a tennis court, shuffleboard and a barbeque grill
for community use. Our patio offers views of the pool and ocean
while the broad walkway on the west offers a pleasant covered
sitting area with views of the golf course and sunsets. Numerous
moderately priced restaurants are located within 3 miles and fine
dining is only a short, scenic drive away in Ormond Beach.
activities and attractions in Flagler Beach Atlantic Coast North
Freshwater (Halifax River) and salt water fishing (surf or the pier
at Flagler) is available. There are great areas for canoeing,
especially at the Tomokka State Park, or for enjoying larger boats.
The "Loop Road" offers some of the most scenic opportunities in
Florida as it meanders along the marshes southward to Ormond Beach.
Daytona Beach with its bustling activities is only approximately 25
minutes away and the Kennedy Space Center, Disney, newly refurbished
Marineland and St. Augustine are easy drives as well.
vacation rental rates
Monthly rates are $1,800 to $1,850 depending on the season. Weekly
rates are also available ($800 May through August, $850 other
months. All rates include taxes and cleaning fee in the amount
stated. Deposits of $200 are required. Monthly rentals or longer
preferred January through March.
Anthony W. Miller
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American Heritage Music Hall
Live Music And Dancing In Ronceverte
Weekly jam sessions that began in Jeannie Crane's living room were always a big hit and drew a large crowd. Eventually the size of the audience and number of musicians became too much, so Jeannie and her good friend Charlie Massie created The American Heritage Music Hall. Located in a the former Island Park Roller Rink in Ronceverte, West Virginia, the hall hosts jam and dance sessions every Tuesday night, and a dance every 4th Saturday night. Open to the public and committed to promoting live music of all types including old time, blue grass, folk, and country, the American Heritage Music Hall is a special place and a good time is guaranteed!
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Person Interviewed: Charlie Massie and Jeannie Crane
Title: Owners and Founders
Location: Greenbrier County, West Virginia
Address: 315 Monroe Avenue Ronceverte, WV 24970
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The festival offers six world-premiere one-act plays, presented as two separate evenings. The two series run in rotating repertory through Aug. 31.
This year's lineup of playwrights includes Marian Fontana (Falling Short, directed by Alexander Dinelaris), Lucas Hnath (About A Woman Named Sarah, directed by Eric Hoff), Tina Howe (Breaking The Spell, directed by Birgitta Victorson, with music performed by Evan Shinners), Neil LaBute (Good Luck [In Farsi], which he will direct), Paul Weitz (Change, directed by Billy Hopkins) and Alan Zweibel (Pine Cone Moment, directed by Fred Berner).
The creative team includes George Xenos (scenic design), Greg MacPherson (lighting design) and Marios Aristopoulos (sound design) with costume design by Sandra Alexandre (series A) and Tamara Menear (series B).
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Family hunt at Dinner Island RanchTuesday, November 11th, 2008
Our family knows when fall has arrived when we pack our camping and hunting gear and drive out beyond Clewiston for one of the November family hunts at Dinner Island Ranch Wildlife Management Area.
We hunted at Dinner Island Saturday and Sunday, marking the third year we've attended the family hunt there with our family friend from Manatee County best known as Uncle Karl.
As we drove south on County Road 833 just before dusk Friday, the boys spotted crested caracaras along the side of the road. A red-shouldered hawk, perched on the entrance sign at Dinner Island, welcomed us to this beautiful, 34-square-mile wildlife management area in southern Hendry County.


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The family will receive friends today, March 23, 2013, at 6 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Sunday, March 24, 2013, at 2 p.m. in the Collins-Burke Chapel, with burial at Providence Cemetery. Scott Argent and Kip Cordell will officiate, Collins-Burke Funeral Home will direct.
Ellis was preceded in death by his mother, Margret Dozier; brother, Jerry Dozier; grandparents, George and Mertie Key; son, Kevin Ellis; daughter, Wendy Ellis; and grandson, Tyler Pennington.
He is survived by his wife, Judy Ellis; father, William Ellis; daughter, Kim Pennington (Nathan); sisters, Joyce Freeman (Leo) and Shelia Hollis (Larry); and granddaughters, Emily Pennington and Brooklyn Pennington.


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The new book "The Story of Earth" by Robert M. Hazen (Viking Press, April 26, 2012) highlights Ed Grew's research on boron and beryllium minerals and the emerging field of mineral evolution. Hazen, a senior scientist at the Carnegie Institution's Geophysical Laboratory in Washington, D.C., credits Ed with producing a "landmark graph" showing the increasing diversity of the 108 officially approved beryllium minerals over geologic time, adding that Ed had produced "an even more impressive survey of the 263 known boron minerals." In the acknowledgments, Hazen writes that "I am especially indebted to Edward Grew, whose studies of the evolution of the minerals of the rare elements beryllium and boron have taken the field to a new quantitative level." Hazen invited Ed to collaborate with him on mineral evolution in 2008, and since then they have co-authored three presentations at annual meetings of the Geological Society of America and papers on the possible role of boron in the development of prebiotic organic compounds ("RNA World") and on the evolution of mercury minerals. Ed is currently writing a manuscript with Hazen on the evolution of boron and beryllium minerals.
A book review appears in Nature: Volume 485, Page 39, Date published (03 May 2012) DOI: doi:10.1038/485039a [seeing the full review requires a subscription].
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As SAP shops continue to seek to get more value from their SAP application investments, BI-related projects are the one place IT can get easy executive buy-in. But SAP's BusinessObjects acquisition has muddied the waters for many SAP shops, which have made investments in BEx tools. In turn, many are wondering about BW's future and place in a new BI strategy -- and what enhancements SAP plans to bring to the data warehousing platform. In this e-book, readers will get an overview of SAP's BI strategy, and get advice on what to do about BEx, BW, and more to develop long-term BI strategies of their own.


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A small corner of the Far East has gone on display at Kingston Museum depicting the beauty and tragedy of its vast culture.
The Art of Zhen, Shan, Ren international art exhibition has toured more than 200 cities worldwide and will remain on display until March 2.
It features realistic oil paintings and watercolours from mostly Chinese artists, giving viewers an insight into the meditative practice of Falun Gong.
Falun Gong has been banned in China since 1999 and many of the artists featured in the exhibition have faced torture in an effort to "transform" them.
Treasurer for the exhibition Yukari Werrell said she was hopeful the display would bring the beauty of Chinese culture to a wider audience and highlight the persecution of many.
She said: "The exhibition has a very beautiful side to it but also a very dark side as well.
"The exhibition aims to restore Chinese culture which has been systematically destroyed by the Communist party.
"But the persecution aspect is just one part of it – there is so much beauty on display too."
But if you thought an art exhibition was only for adults, you would be wrong.
On February 22, children have the opportunity to sample Chinese drums at the museum while grown-ups can enjoy the artwork.
And Mrs Werrell said she hoped a large number of visitors would come through the doors to see the exhibition over the next four weeks.
She said: "The art has a very profound effect on those who view it – everyone takes something different away from it.
"It is fantastic to give people a first-hand experience of Chinese culture and to raise awareness of the persecution so many have faced."
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Bullying can be devastating for children's confidence and self-esteem, especially in the preschool years. Children need lots of love and support, both at home and wherever the bullying is happening. They also need to know that you will take action to prevent any further bullying.
If your child is being bullied, get help as quickly as you can. Your child's teachers will be trained in spotting and handling bullying. They will work with you to try to prevent further bullying.
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It takes time to change behaviour, so you might not see overnight results. If your child is still being bullied and you don't think the preschool is doing enough to stop it, you might consider looking for another preschool with a better record of addressing bullying.
Give your child as much support and love as you can at home. Continue to offer support at home while you, the teacher and your child come up with a plan for fixing the bullying. Let your child know that the situation is not his fault, and it can be fixed.
You can give support by listening and talking. You can also give your child ideas for coping with the bullying.
Talk to your child about some of the different ways of dealing with bullying behaviour and why these work. This will help your child feel more confident and less powerless about being bullied.
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A magician and comedian appropriately named Andy Gross took his show on the road, using an illusion to freak out people who walked by!
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Gross never reveals the secret to his "split-man" trick, but it is definitely getting him noticed.
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Poultry producers fight to end federal polluting lawsuit
Embattled poultry growers and producers went to the Oklahoma state Capitol to lobby lawmakers and urge an end to a federal lawsuit that accuses them of polluting watersheds with chicken litter, the Associated Press reports. A week after losing a legal round in the U.S. Supreme Court, poultry industry officials recently met with lawmakers and treated them to a lunch of chicken, beef and pork products as they spread the message that Oklahoma''s lawsuit jeopardizes the future of their industry. State Attorney General Drew Edmondson said the industry has made no overtures to him about resuming failed negotiations to reach an out-of-court solution. Last year, Edmondson sued 14 Arkansas poultry companies — including three run by Tyson Foods Inc. — accusing them of tainting Oklahoma waters with the waste from millions of chickens and turkeys. Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected Arkansas'' attempt to sue Oklahoma over the dispute. Arkansas officials said the federal lawsuit would hurt the state''s $2 billion poultry industry.


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July 19, 1955-Sept. 16, 2012Jeanne R. Reed, age 57 died Sunday at the Tijuana International BioCare Hospital, Tijuana, Mexico.She was born on July 19, 1955, in Paulding to George L. and DeNeal (Stasell) Williamson, who preceded her in death. On Nov. 10, 1973 she married Douglas J. Reed, who survives in Cloverdale. Survivors also include two sons, Steven (Kristine) Reed of Van Wert, and Keith (Tara) Reed of Cloverdale; a daughter, Amber (William) McCoy of Fort Wayne; five grandchildren, Austin, Ethan, William, Matthew and Nathan; and two sisters, Patricia Thompson of Dayton and Linda (Paul) Clark of Antwerp.She was also preceded in death by an infant brother, John R. Williamson.Mrs. Reed was formerly employed by Stone Co. as a scale clerk. Funeral services will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday at Roselms Christian Church, Washington Township, Paulding County, the Rev. Harold L. Clark officiating. Burial will follow in Middle Creek Cemetery, Grover Hill.Visitation will be from 2-8 p.m. Friday at Den Herder Funeral Home, Paulding, and one hour prior to services on Saturday at the church.Donations may be made to a charity of the donor's choiceOnline condolences may be sent to www.denherderfh.com
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A click of the mouse can instantaneously connect a student in Wisconsin with someone anywhere on the planet.
The problem is you may not know who that person is or what their motivations are.
Eric Szatkowski is one of the top law enforcement officers in Wisconsin, in charge of apprehending online sexual predators. He met with students at Wisconsin Valley Lutheran High School to show them the dark side of digital technology: predators, sexting and cyber bullies.
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Volume of Debt Markets by Type of Security: 1990 to 2006
The Statistical Abstract files are distributed by the US Census Department as Microsoft Excel files. These files have data mixed with notes and references, multiple tables per sheet, and, worst of all, the table headers are not easily matched to their rows and columns.
A few files had extraneous characters in the title. These were corrected to be consistent. A few files have a sheet of crufty gibberish in the first slot. The sheet order was shuffled but no data were changed.
The tables that were changed (this is table 1168):
0166 0257 0362 0429 0445 0446 0459 0461 0462 0464 0465 0466 0467 0469 0479 0480 0481 0482 0483 0484 0485 0486 0487 0559 0628 0629 1144 1227 1231
This dataset consists of a table of 38 rows and 19 columns.
In billions of dollars (1,081 represents $1,081,000,000,000). Covers debt markets as represented by the source
- Covers only long-term issuance.
- Marketable public debt.
- Includes overnight discount notes.
- Includes only Government National Mortgage Association (GNMA), Federal
National Mortgage Association (FNMA), Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corporation (FHLMC) mortgage-backed securities (MBS) and collateralized mortgage
obligations (CMOs) and private-label MBS/CMOs.
- Excludes mortgage-backed assets.
- Includes non-convertible corporate debt, Yankee bonds, and MTNs (Medium-Term Notes), but excludes all issues
with maturities of one year or less, agency debt, and all certificates of deposit.
- Primary dealer transactions.
- Beginning September 1998, includes customer-to-dealer and dealer-to-dealer transactions.
- The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association estimates.
- Commercial paper, bankers acceptances, and large time deposits.
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Pizzeria Piola pays homage to one of the most beloved Italian artists in a very original fashion.
"Toto' loved children" says Dante Carniato, one of the founding Partners of Pizzeria Piola. "October is Italian American Heritage Month, and we thought it would be nice to pay homage to one of the most beloved Italian artists of all times by engaging Piola.
Throughout the month of October, Piola NY will invite the Italian community of the New York Metro area to come to Piola, By presenting the invitation and ordering a pizza, 50% of the price of the pizza will be donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation® of Metro New York.
"Toto' was born in Naples' "Sanita'" district in 1898. After a difficult childhood, thanks to his talents and perseverance, Toto' became the actor that we all know. Notwithstanding his fame and celebrity status, he never forgot where he came from, and throughout his life Toto' has always given to the poor and those who suffer, with special emphasis on children.
For this reason, during this important anniversary, we felt that there was no better way to pay homage to Antonio De Curtis, (Toto's real name) than to organize a charitable event in his name." Says Laura Caparrotti, the De Curtis Family representative in The United States. "We are very grateful to Piola for hosting and contributing to this event. Together with Piola we have selected the Make-A-Wish Foundation® of Metro New York, because by granting the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions, they enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy, the same Joy that Toto' has given us without end during his whole career.


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New LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1 - 4 Gameplay Clips ReleasedVideo Games
A number of new video previews from the LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1 - 4 video game have come online, showing various new moments of game play. The first clip features action from the Chamber of Secrets elements of the game form inside the chamber itself, as well as our first look at LEGO Lockhart. The second clip, available to view here, showcases LEGO Harry and Hermione roaming around Hogsmeade Village and its various shops. A third clip gives us a look at the Tri-Wizard Tournament sequence from Year 4, with the champions making their way through each of the various tasks, including fighting the dragon, diving into the lake, and battling various creatures and elements in the maze. This clip can be viewed via this link. Lastly, the LEGO Harry Potter video game site in France has updated their Extras section with a downloadable demo of the game for PC.


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Farmers have until August 1, 2012 to nominate eligible candidates to serve on local Farm Service Agency (FSA) county committees, announced Julia A. Wickard, State Executive Director of USDAÕs Indiana Farm Service Agency. The county committee nomination
period begins June 15.
ÒCounty committees play a vital role in the administration of federal farm
programs and are the voice of local landowners and farmers. ÊThey have a
positive effect on rural communities as they represent farmers in their
area of the county,Ó said Wickard.
FSA county committees make decisions on commodity price support loans,
conservation programs, disaster programs, employing county executive
directors and other significant agricultural issues.
To hold office as a county committee member, a person must participate or
cooperate in a program administered by FSA, be eligible to vote in a
county committee election and reside in the local administrative area
(LAA) in which the person is a candidate. ÊA complete list of eligibility
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Individuals may nominate themselves or others as candidates.
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Help with garage sale for the bunniesSunday, November 21st, 2010
As you root through your crowded closets, trying to find the gift you bought in June, set aside things you'd like to donate to the Luv-A-Bun garage sale.
This is an official non-profit rescue group that saves rabbits who are in need of forever homes. The group needs donations to help feed and care for all the buns (Easter-related and otherwise) that are dumped after owners are done with the "aren't they cute?" time period. (Thanks to Luv-A-Bun for the adorable photo shown here.)
Sorry, but I'll never understand why people don't get that adopting/buying a pet is a lifelong commitment. But some idiots keep ignoring that part of pet ownership and think they can toss animals away like empty cans, so it's wonderful that we've got Luv-A-Bun and other rescue organizations.
Please help donate items to the Dec. 4 garage sale at 194 Poinciana Drive, Jupiter (in the New Haven Abacoa subdivision). You can just call Traci at (561) 308-6971 and she'll arrange for your donations to be picked up. What could be easier?
For more information on what LuvABun, a non-profit 501(c)(3) does and to read their mission statement, please visit www.luvabun.net.


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12 U.S. Code § 2263 - Enforcement of temporary cease and desist orders
In the case of violation or threatened violation of, or failure to obey, a temporary cease and desist order issued under section 2262 of this title, the Farm Credit Administration may apply to the United States district court, or the United States court of any territory, within the jurisdiction of which the home office of the institution is located, for an injunction to enforce such order, and, if the court shall determine that there has been such violation or threatened violation or failure to obey, it shall be the duty of the court to issue such injunction.
Source(Pub. L. 92–181, title V, § 5.27, as added Pub. L. 99–205, title II, § 204,Dec. 23, 1985, 99 Stat. 1696.)
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A Dunn man trying to free his pickup from railroad tracks was hit and killed by a train Saturday night in Dunn.
The State Highway Patrol identified the victim as Andrew Williams, 59.
The patrol says the wreck happened at a crossing that was barricaded because of roadwork on Arrowhead Road.
According to the patrol, Williams drove around the barricades and was trying to cross the tracks when his truck's wheels dropped into the ruts in the construction area and the truck got hung up on the tracks.
Williams and a passenger had jacked up the front of the truck and were trying to maneuver it off the tracks when a CSX freight train arrived shortly before 9 p.m., the patrol said.
Williams' passenger called out to him and he jumped out of the truck, but it was too late for him to avoid being hit.
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Private Oasis, steps to Best Beach, Roof Terrace and Pool in Playa del Carmen
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Experience life in La Coccinella. Our Penthouse condo is located in the newest, trendiest part of Playa del Carmen (calle 30 between 1st and 5th Ave, La Quinta) and situated just around the corner from Mamita's, considered the best beach in town, famous for its white sand and clear turquoise sea. Surrounding La Coccinella, you will also find an abundance of restaurants, cafes, funky stores and boutiques. Whether you want to relax on the beach, shop, go out for drinks or an excellent dinner, this condo will be perfect for you.
European in design with Mexican flair, La Coccinella is located in a small condominium
complex of only twelve units. It is exceptional for its beautiful private garden and inviting pool. This unit is located on the top floor (third level). It has a stunning private rooftop terrace with a palapa, shower, night lighting and propane barbeque. After a day at the beach, it is a real treat to shower and relax on the roof. The condo has one bedroom all with exterior windows and one bathroom. It has a large private balcony off the living-room that faces the garden. The apartment is freshly painted and has new tiles. There is digital-cable TV with many english stations and dedicated WIFI (10mb/s). This unit also has a dedicated parking space for your use located directly at the front building entrance.
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- Large private rooftop terrace with shower, palapa (for shade), chaise lounges, table and chairs, many plants and flowers, barbeque and night lighting
- Balcony (overlooking the garden) with teak bench, table and chairs and
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- bedroom with double bed, custom built-in armoire, A/C, with remote control, french doors to garden balcony.
- Living-dining area fully furnished with a couch, chair, a coffee table, end tables,dining table and chairs. Tastefully decorated with two large Mexican floor vases, wall plates and original art work. Powerful A/C, with remote control. Radio/CD player.
-Dedicated WiFi, 10 mb/s
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- Fully equipped kitchen with electric cook top, refrigerator, small oven,
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- We also provide iron, ironing board, fresh linens, towels and beach towels.
- Security safe
activities and attractions in Playa del Carmen Yucatan
- Travel to major Mayan sites such as Tulum, Coba, Chichen-Itza.
- Visit the hidden beaches of Xpu-Ha and the exquisite salt water lagoon at Akumal.
- Take the ferry to Cozumel Island or visit Cancun, Isla Mujeres, Isla Contoy.
- You can also enjoy sport activities: snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing,
parasailing, golf, horseback riding, etc.
- Strolling La Quinta (5th Avenue) to visit the shops, restaurants, cafes,
boutiques and nightclubs.
- The Cancun International Airport is only 40 minutes north of Playa del Carmen.
- Complete information package provided upon your confirmation.
vacation rental rates
***Please VIEW OUR CALENDAR ABOVE*** for availability
HIGH SEASON RATE IS 950 USD/WK, Xmas/March Break 1250 USD/week
2-BEDROOM APARTMENT ALSO AVAILABLE FOR 1200 PER WEEK (EXCEPT XMAS/NY AND March Break) Monthly rates have electicity fee.
7 NIGHTS MINIMUM Stay
$30 cleaning fee for all rentals. 2 week rentals receive one free cleaning (2nd week)
***PLEASE VIEW OUR CALENDAR ABOVE*** for Availability.
- 50% deposit to reserve. 50% balance paid to our manager at check-in.
- Deposit Payment by wire transfer, certified check, money order in
US dollars or equivalent amount in Canadian dollars/Euro.
- Cancellations prior to 30 days arrival receive a 25% penalty fee.
- Cancellations less than 30 days prior to arrival 50% penalty fee.
- Loss or damage deposit of 200 US refundable at check-out.
- Check-in is 4pm, check-out is 12 noon
(exceptions will be accomodated where possible)
Robert or Esther
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Top things to do in Playa del Carmen
- Beach/Ocean
- Strolling la Quinta, pedestrian mall
- Cenote swimming, diving
- snorkelling
- Cultural activities, Tulum, Coba
Top things to do on a budget
- Walk to Isolated Coco Beach
- Dinner at a local Taco restaurant
- Stroll La Quinta
- Visit Xpu-ha Beach
Top things to do with a family
- Visit Xcaret and Xel-Ha
- Akumal, Tres Rios
- Sandcastles on the Beach!
- Visit Senor Frogs Store on la Quinta
- Cenote swimming
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- 1-1/2 cups chopped pecans
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Cozy Beach House -Kite Boarding Beach,W/Private Pool/kayak. in Turks and Caicos
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community long Bay
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$ 300 - $ 400 / week
$ 275 - $ 367 / month
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Hot Summer Deal - Stay 6 nights and the 7 night is free
Enjoy the hot summer in the Turks and Caicos with this hot sizzling deal from Silver Palms Cottage, with a total value of $1,100 discount. This deal is only valid for stays between August 25-November 30, 2014.
- free night stay valued at $300
- wifi, Maid Service, Kayaks ($800)
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The Silver Palms Cottage is tucked away at the watersedge in a small cove on the south coast of Providenciales, overlooking the tranquil turquoise waters of Long Bay Beach. This charming little cottage offers self-catering accommodation for a maximum of 6 people in three cozy bedrooms. It is the ideal spot for a romantic get-away, or a fun family vacation. Silver Palms Cottage is the perfect alternative to the traditional hotel and resort experience. Our comfortable little cottage can be your private beach home for a weekend, a week or a month.
The cottage, decorated in a causal but homely style, includes a comfy living room complete with cable TV, DVD player and iPod dock, a fully equipped kitchen, and bedrooms with a comfortable queen-size, double and twin beds. The spacious deck, with panoramic views of the bay is furnished for alfresco dining.
Step off the deck on to miles of wide, natural, virtually uninhabited beach that invites you for leisurely walks, shelling and sun-bathing. You might see an occasional beachcomber or a couple of day-trippers, but most of the time you'll have the sands to yourselves.
Quiet and secluded, yet accessible to everything. We are just a few minutes from many fine restaurants, shops, galleries, supermarkets and banks . Golfing and boating/ sailing facilities are also in close proximity.
NOTE: We also can offer as part of a HOUSE + CAR package, as part of the rental.
1) Central AC and Split Units in individual cottages
2) Please note, the Air Conditionings are metered. The first 100 KWH of energy consumption are free. Surplus energy consumption for AC usage will be charged to the guest at the prevailing local power rate.
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Tatum Clerveaux 954-281-0181
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For the adventurous, many exhilerating excursions and unique adventures are available through local tour operators. Some of the island's best water activities can be found right here. Long Bay beach is the premier beach on island for kite boarding. Kiteboarding takes place just a few kilometers away. The mangroves that flank the eastern coastline of the property offers the prefect oppotunity of kyaking and fishing. Inflatable Kayaks and Canoe are provided at the cottage for the use of our guest. Explore the nearby coastal mangroves with these lightweight, easy to use inflatable kayaks and canoes.
Alternatively, spend the day wadding in our newly constructed 27ft swimming pool. A refreshing dip goes a long way after a hot day of site seeing. A great Spot for reading a good book, an evening cocktail and meeting new friends. The pool area is a favorite gathering spot for guests. So come and make Silver Palms Cottage your home away from home.
NOTE: We have an adjacent beachfront 2 bedroom + loft cottage on property, which is an exact replica. We also can offer you a HOUSE + CAR package, as part of the rental.
Keywords: Vacation villa, Bungalow, Cottage, Beach front, Vacation rental, Beach house, swimming pool, free use of Kayaks, Long Bay, Providenciales, Turks and Caicos,
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If you are in search of peace and harmony, just enjoy the serenity of your own private cottage. Relax on the deck and soak up the warm sunshine or toast marshmallows while sitting at your private fire ring and watching the magnificent sunsets. Alternatively, you can visit one of the many spas on island.
There are only a few private, non-condo, beach homes available on Long Bay Beach, Providenciales that are directly on the sand and this is one of them. The property is located right on the beach. You step off the deck right on to the beach. So come and make Silver Palms Cottage your home away from home.
Provo is the perfect setting for some fun in the sun or an island getaway with family and friends. The beaches here are pristine and beautiful. The water is crystal clear and very clean. Boating, kayaking, snorkeling and scuba are perfect daytime activities; the surf isn't rough and the winds are excellent for sailing, wind surfing and kiteboarding which you can launch directly from the beach in front of the cottage.
So, there's much more to do in Provo than relax on the beach. But who wants to go on a Caribbean vacation and not lounge on the beach at least some of the time?
When you need a break from Caribbean tourist attractions, relax on the beach at the cottage, Swinging in a hammock while sipping a fruity tropical drink remains one of the greatest things to do in the Caribbean.
Visitors to the islands sometimes can't scuba dive due to physical limitations or other conditions. If you want to see the underwater world without getting wet, one of the most exciting things to do in the TCI is to take a submarine tour.
The TCI have some of the best hotels and world class resort on islands. With world-class resorts come the best in restaurants and cuisine. Because the TCI holds some of the finest resorts worldwide, tourists who appreciate good food won't have any complaints on their vacations.
Delicious dinners are served up at numerous restaurants, most of which are in the Grace Bay area, which is only 5 -10mins away from the cottage. Or if you prefer, we can arrange for a private chef to prepare some local delicious dishes right at the cottage, while you relax and sip on some wine.
To top off your evening there is almost always something happening, from live music, through to Karaoke, Caribbean-Style Jams, the Glow Worm Rum Punch Cruise, full-moon party, or games of chance at the Casablanca Casino. It may not be the city that never sleeps but I am sure you will find lots to do after the sun goes down. Or you can relax at the cottage in front of a blazing bonfire / fire-pit drinking cold beers and exchanging fun memories with your friends.
vacation rental rates
Very High Season (Nov 01, - March 31)....$400/night
High Season (April 01, - August 31)....$350/night
Low Season (Sept 1, - Oct 31)....$300/night
Tatum Clerveaux 954-281-0181
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Top things to do in Turks and Caicos
- Fine Dining - Enjoy local, fresh seafood
- SCUBA Diving / Snorkeling
- Kite Boarding on Long Bay Beach
- Horse Back Riding / Swimming on Long Bay Beach
- Bone fishing on the Caicos Bank
Top things to do on a budget
- A Romantic Beach Walk - A moonlit walk along a white sandy beach
- Full Moon Party at Horse Eye Jack
- Visit and dine at Conch Shack
- Snorkel at Smith Reef and Coral Garden near shore reef
- Light the fire-pit at the cottage, have a few drinks with friend
Top things to do with a family
- Kayaking / Paddle Boarding at Leeward
- Visit Iguana Island
- Day trip to North Caicos - Exploring the History of the TCI
- Visit the National Environment Center
- Submarine Tourist Attraction
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