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Published: 11/29/2012, Last Updated: 11/30/2012 04:21am
Wizards of the Coast is planning a Gen Con unveiling for the Lords of Waterdeep: Scoundrels of Skullport Expansion (MSRP $39.99) for the award-winning Lords of Waterdeep Dungeons & Dragons-based board game, which was released earlier this year (see "'Lords of Waterdeep'"). The Lords of Waterdeep board game was judged the second-best "Strategy Game" of 2012 by Games Magazine (see "Games' Best List").
Scoundrels of Skullport, which was designed by Peter Lee and Rodney Thompson, who designed the original Lords of Waterdeep game, actually contains two expansions for the Lords of Waterdeep D&D board game, "Undermountain"" and "Skullport," both of which were inspired by the vast dungeon and criminal haven underlying Waterdeep. Players can utilize one or both of the expansions when playing a Lords of Waterdeep game.
Though no picture of the Scoundrels of Skullport expansion has been released, Amazon does feature a listing for the game, which has a Gen Con-friendly release date of August 20th, 2013. The expansions also allow for the addition of a sixth player to the Lords of Waterdeep game, and it adds a new resource to the game, "Corruption." The "Undermountain" expansion features bigger quests and additional ways to add adventure elements to games, and the "Skullport" expansion adds new Lords, new buildings, plus the set-up materials for a sixth player.
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The circus acts of La Nouba will astound you. Balls, hoops and clubs fly in unprecedented numbers at speeds that your eyes will barely process. The Funambule act takes place on a 90-foot (27-meters), half-inch-wide steel wire; with remarkable balance and precision, a high-wire walker ascends to a height of 34 feet (10 meters) above the stage as his partner descends from the top of the theater. The entrancing Chinese yo-yo act features four young Chinese performers; holding two sticks linked by a string, they slide, juggle and toss a musical wooden spool while performing flips in the air.
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Wednesday November 19th from 7:30 to 9:30p.m.
The Martial ARFS™ Dog Training and Fitness Center
251 Voice Road, Carle Place, N.Y. 11514 (Google map)
We enjoy the hectic holiday season, but would you know what to do if your canine companion bit an electrical wire on the Christmas tree and stopped breathing? Or ran outside in the cold weather and got frostbite on their paws? Come learn canine first aid, CPR and in particular how to manage cold-weather health-related emergencies with Dr. Eve Pugh, DVM. Dr. Pugh is an emergency care veterinarian, canine acupuncturist and veterinary adviser to animal shelters and the Martial ARFS™ dog training and fitness center. Please leave your canine friends at home; human helpers only! This wonderful event is free, but advance registration is required and space is limited! Previous seminars were very well attended, so don't miss out!
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Saturday November 22nd at 12:00 (11:30 for registration and donations)
Sands Point Preserve
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Enjoy the fall weather and come join LI DOG for the last Pack Walk of the season. Sands Point Preserve is a beautiful spot and you will enjoy an hour stroll past a scenic castle, by the beach, and onto lovely wooded trails. The trails can be a bit steep, so if a full hour walk sounds a little strenuous, just check in with the LI DOG Pack Leaders during registration for a shorter "opt out" stroll. Please arrive at the preserve by 11:30 to check in; note you must register in advance on the "Meet Up" site. Gather at the northwest corner of the Great Lawn (look for the LI DOG banner after you park at the preserve). Walk is free, but LI DOG requests a small donation for expenses associated with sponsoring these walks. Also, there is a $10.00 entry fee for the preserve (a lovely area well worth the donation!). Please bring poop bags, plenty of water for you and your dog(s), and remember to keep your dogs on leash at all times. Come enjoy the "Pack" as you walk this Long Island treasure!
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Santa Paws and Charles Eames Photography are generously donating their time and talent to benefit LAP of Huntington. Choose from a selection of frames for sale to create a unique gift, enjoy refreshments and spin the Prize Wheel and maybe you will be the lucky winner of a holiday gift basket or valuable coupon towards a same-day purchase at Fort Hill Nursery. Every dollar raised goes directly to the animals in LAP's care. So come on down with your leashed dog or other pet in a carrier, show your support, and get a professionally-taken 5X7 glossy photograph of your pet with/without Santa Paws just in time for the holidays!
Cost: $10 donation and receive a 5x7 glossy photograph.
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Attention all dog guardians! Mark your calendars for the first weekend in December when Kent Animal Shelter will be hosting their annual holiday tradition for family pets! Photographer Kathleen O'Donnell will be on hand to take professional photographs of your pets for a $10 donation. All proceeds will benefit homeless animals. There will be handmade pet gifts for sale which are all lovingly made by volunteers. Donations of pet food, treats, toys and clean bedding will be gratefully accepted. Kent Animal Shelter is a 501C3 organization established in 1968 in Calverton, NY that provides a no-kill haven for homeless animals, adoption services, a spay/neuter clinic, and humane education. Celebrate the holidays in Martha Clara's pet-friendly tasting room.
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06/09/13 – Thanks to all the people, dogs and businesses who made our 1st Pints & Paws of the season at Katies of Smithtown such a rousing success!.
10/06/12 – Eisenhower Dog Park Grand Opening Set for Sat., Oct. 13th. A new dog park, which features small dog and large dog areas and covers about an acre, in Nassau County's premier park is the result of a campaign begun by LI-DOG in 2008.
11/10/11 – The Stakes are in the Ground for the Eisenhower Dog Park! Read about when Parks Dept. officials hope to have the new dog park open and to see photos of the site.
11/07/11 – Candidate Statements from Huntington on Dog-Friendly Parks and Beaches Now Available! On Friday, Oct. 28th, LI-DOG sent emails to several candidates…
05/28/11 – Surprise Visit by Nassau Legislator Gonsalves at Annual Meeting Brings Eisenhower Dog Park News. New LI-DOG Board also elected.
06/05/10 – LI-DOG Makes Gains in 2009; Sets Goals for 2010. New dog parks, new Board members, and plans for upcoming events detailed in our article on LI-DOG's Annual Meeting.
01/04/10 – Nassau Dog Owners Launch Push for Better Off-Leash Opportunities! First initiative targets large, grassy area at Hempstead Lake State Park where on-leash walking is allowed.
12/17/09 – New Suffolk Dog Park Opens at Robinson Duck Farm in Brookhaven! Large dog park on Montauk Highway now open to all Suffolk residents.
12/16/09 – Nassau County Opens 6th Dog Run at Old Bethpage Restoration. Parks Commissioner also announces County's 7th dog run at Eisenhower Park slated to open in spring 2010.
12/03/09 – New Suffolk Dog Park to Open at former Robinson Duck Farm Soon! Large, natural borders dog park located in Yaphank will be open to all Suffolk residents.
11/20/09 – Thanks For Making LI-DOG's 2009 Yappy Hours® at Mary Carroll's A Big Success! Read about and see photos from this event.
11/17/09 – Dogs & People Brave Wind and Rain for First Dog Run Dog/LI-DOG Event See photos and find out who won the races and got awards for the dog walk.
10/09/09 – New Suffolk Dog Park Up for a Vote on Friday, Nov. 13th! Show elected officials you support new dog parks by coming to the Parks Committee Meeting in Hauppauge.
08/21/09 – New Off-Leash Beach Opens in East Patchogue on Great South Bay The Suffolk County Parks Dept. has opened its first off-leash beach--where dogs can run, swim and play off-leash--at the end of Roe Avenue in East Patchogue.
08/08/09 – LI-DOG's Yappy Hour® at Mary Carroll's A Big Success! Read more about what made LI-DOG's August Yappy Hour so much fun.
02/04/09 – Parks Trustees Nix Off-Leash Program at Coindre Hall. Decision comes after big turnout in support of off-leash activities at November meeting.
12/03/08 – Peter Jurgs Remembered. Dog lover and long time Coindre Hall regular Peter Jurgs is remembered in this tribute which features a wonderful photo of him and his dog Jenny.
11/11/08 – Parks Trustees to Consider LI-DOG Proposal for Coindre Hall. Off-leash recreation will be the focus of Trustees hearing on Thurs., Nov. 20th at 10 a.m. at Coindre Hall.
07/08/08 – Small Dog Park Now Open In West Hills County Park! The park, designated for dogs 25 pounds or less, is located on High Hold Drive within the Park.
06/10/08 – LI-DOG Proposes Groundbreaking Off-Leash Solution At Coindre Hall Read about LI-DOG's plan to create an off-leash program that addresses dog owner and other park user's needs.
05/25/08 – Nassau County Plans new Eisenhower Park Dog Run in response to dog owners. Also, a raft of emails from dog owners has spurred the Town of Oyster Bay to explore creating a new dog park.
04/14/08 – Southaven County Dog Park Approved By Suffolk County Legislature. Despite the vote there are still objections to it by the Suffolk County Parks Department. A table showing how your legislators voted and other issues regarding the dog park can be found in the story.
09/07/07 – Blydenburgh Dog Park Is Now Open! Grand opening on Sept. 7 celebrates Long Island's newest dog park.
08/22/07 – Blydenburgh Dog Park Is Underway! Construction has started and the new dog park should be open in early September.
08/21/07 – Natural Borders Dog Park Bill Is Now Law! Approval allows off-leash areas on beaches and at Coindre Hall.
06/01/07 – Five New Dog Parks Bill Becomes Law! On Tues., May 29, 2007, Steve Levy signed into law a bill that directs the Parks Commissioner to designate at least five new dog parks on Suffolk County parkland.
05/23/07 – West Hills Dog Park Opening A Big Success! Close to 100 dog owners came to thank Leg. Lou D'Amaro for his work to create a bigger dog park in West Hills.
04/20/07 – Brookhaven Dog Owners Unite! Brookhaven dog owners need support to create dog parks in Patchogue and South Haven County Park.
04/14/07 – Suffolk County To Create Five New Dog Parks! More than 30 dog owners and their dogs gathered at Blydenburgh County Park to hear Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy and other legislators call on Suffolk Parks Commissioner Ron Foley to create FIVE new dog parks on Suffolk County parkland!
11/30/06 – New, Bigger West Hills Dog Run Opens A new, almost two-acre dog park at West Hills County Park is open and available to dog owners!
11/04/06 – Work Starts On New West Hills Dog Run. Construction has begun on a new, almost two-acre dog run at West Hills County Park.
11/03/06 – Parks Commissioner Plans Elimination Of Coindre Hall Off-Leash Community In a shocking development, Suffolk Parks Commissioner Foley says the new dog park at West Hills will provide an "acceptable alternative" to Coindre Hall.
07/13/06 – LI-DOG Hosts Its First Yappy Hour®. LI-DOG and Lila's put on a very successful Yappy Hour at Lila's Santa Fe Kitchen in Huntington.
4/23/06 – LI-DOG LAUNCHES PETITION DRIVE '06 The Long Island Dog Owners Group has launched a major petition drive throughout Suffolk County to gather signatures from people who believe dog parks are essential to the health and well being of our dogs.
03/19/06 – LI-DOG launches Share The Park campaign at Coindre Hall. LI-Dog has launched a "Share The Park" campaign to that dog owners know how to share the park, and that our activities don't have to interfere with their enjoyment of the park.
03/19/06 - Contract Talks On Fenced Run At Coindre Hall Suspended. Leg. Jon Cooper confirms no further action on a fenced run at the foot of Coindre Hall will be taken until an alternate site is found.
03/02/06 - Contract for Fenced Run at Coindre Hall moves forward LI-DOG is working to stop building of a fenced run at the foot of Coindre Hall by the Town of Huntington.
02/17/06 Dog Owners Ask Levy To Deal With Incident. Dog owners have called for a response to park police incident at Coindre Hall.
02/05/06 Park Police Threaten Aggressive Crackdown at Coindre Hall. A massive e-mail campaign is needed to keep our right to use Coindre Hall.
01/31/06 - LI-DOG Sets Key Goals For 2006. The improved political environment for dog parks and our momentum make developing a plan of action key to our success.
10/31/05 Blydenburgh Dog Park Approved! County Executive Steve Levy signed into law a bill to create a dog park in Blydenburgh County Park.
10/14/05 - D'Amaro Vows to Expand W. Hills Dog Run. Suffolk candidate says he will move quickly. Foley is receptive.
10/07/05 - Candidates For Suffolk Legislature Respond to LI-Dog. Politicians running for the Suffolk County Legislature have responded to a questionnaire LI-Dog sent them regarding their views on dog parks.
9/17/05 - Leg. Kennedy Formally Proposes Blydenburg Dog Park. Smithtown Leg. John Kennedy has introduced a bill to create a dog park in Blydenburgh County Park.
7/07/05 - LI-DOG Reps Named For Coindre Hall Advisory Committee. Also, Leg. Kennedy of Smithtown supports a dog park at Blydenburg Park.
6/04/05 - Suffolk Legislator Vows to Create More Dog Parks. Legislator Jon Cooper said more dog parks are needed at the May 25th meeting.
6/04/05 - Foley Speaks to H-DOG on Crisis at Coindre Hall. On May 5th Parks Commissioner Ron Foley met with about sixty members from H-Dog to discuss the situation there.
5/15/05 - Proposal for Improved Run Fails. A proposal to move and expand the planned dog run at Coindre Hall has failed.
4/8/04 - H-Dog Has Its Attorney! Local attorney, Avrum Rosen, a 20-year resident of Huntington, and with his pup Molly a recent convert to the Coindre Hall experience, has agreed to set up our charitable organization!
4/10/04 - H-Dog Moves To Set Up Charitable Organization Friends of LI Dog Parks will raise money for amenities at Coindre Hall and other dog parks.
3/29/04 - Community Dog Run Opens at Huntington Animal Shelter. After three years of hard work, the general population dog run is now open at the Town of Huntington Animal Shelter.
6/29/03 - Coindre Hall Dog Run Becomes Law! Suffolk County Exec Robert Gaffney, flanked by members of H-DOG and Leg. Jon Cooper, signed the Coindre Hall dog park bill into law on June 27th.
6/22/03 - Bill Signing at Coindre Hall! On June 27th, at a special ceremony, County Executive Robert Gaffney will sign the bill making Coindre Hall a legal park!
6/22/03 - Binder Bill Retracted for Now. Suffolk County legislator Allan Binder (R-Dix Hills) has retracted his anti-dog owner bill that would gut a law allowing dog parks in Suffolk County.
5/16/03 - We Won! By an amazing vote of 16 to 2, Jon Cooper's bill to create legal dog runs at Coindre Hall and West Hills Park passed the Legislature!
5/16/03 - Legislator Re-Introduces Anti-Dog Parks Bill! Suffolk County legislator Allan Binder (R-Huntington) re-introduced his anti-dog owner bill that would gut a law allowing dog parks in Suffolk County.
5/10/03 - We're Almost There! Leg. Jon Cooper's bill to create the first two legal dog runs in Suffolk County is out of the Parks Committee and before the full County Legislature now! Click here to read about it. Downloads: Flyer
5/5/03 - The Fight for the Parks Committee Vote. On May 8th, the Parks Committee of the Suffolk County Legislature will consider a bill establishing the county's first two legal dog runs at Coindre Hall and West Hills Park. Downloads: Flyer, Petition
4/9/2003 - Taking Our Fight To Leg. Fields' District! Given Leg. Ginny Fields' latest move to sabotage a Coindre Hall dog run, attendees at H-DOG's April meeting decided it's time to take our fight for dog parks directly into Leg. Fields' district.
3/21/03 - CEQ Approves Coindre Hall Dog Run! The Council on Environ-mental Quality has approved a dog park at Coindre Hall as proposed by Legislator Jon Cooper!
2/16/03 - Dog Runs Approved At Huntington Town Shelter. Feb. 13th, LIPA officials met with Huntington Town Supervisor Frank Petrone and H-DOG representatives to finalize the establishment of Dog Runs at the Town Shelter, Deposit Rd., East Northport.
2/10/03 - Jon Cooper Speaks at February Meeting! Suffolk County Leg. Jon Cooper reiterated his commitment to making Coindre Hall the "cream of the crop" of dog runs at a packed H-DOG meeting on Feb. 6th.
1/24/03 - Dog Parks do not Harm the Environment. Martin Mador, president of the Quinnipiac River Watershed Assoc., wrote an open letter to the Suffolk County legislature this fall concluding dog parks actually provide an environmental benefit.
1/24/03 - Legislators Introduce Anti-Dog Parks Bill! Suffolk County legislators Allan Binder (R-Huntington) and Ginny Fields (D-Oakdale) have introduced a bill that would make dog owners pay the county's insurance costs to create dog parks!
1/24/2003 - Legislator Jon Cooper To Attend Our February Meeting! Come meet our biggest supporter in the Suffolk County Legislator and discuss with him his plans for a dog park at Coindre Hall and other Suffolk County parks.
1/24/2003 - Shelter Volunteer Saves LIPA Deal. The fearless efforts of Tom Stone, a member of the League for Animal Protection, has helped save a deal to create dog runs at the Huntington Animal Shelter.
12/17/2002 - Town of Huntington Supports Dog Parks. Supervisor Frank Petrone reaches agreement with LIPA to establish dog runs.
10/3/2002 - Dog Owners Unite! Our dogs are in danger of losing access to Coindre Hall, West Hills, and other Suffolk County parks.
10/1/2002 - Cablevision Editorial. Read Cablevision's Peter Kohler's "Wrong Tree" editorial on the subject of dog parks and the H-DOG member responses.
10/1/2002 - Dog Parks do not Harm the Environment. Read what Eric Leopold, PhD, biochemist in organic chemistry, said when he testified before California municipalities as an expert witness on the environment.
10/1/2002 - Hero Dog. Riley, the H-Dog of the month for October, saved the life of a young girl and is truly a hero.
9/12/2002 - Dog Owners Unite! On H-Dog's efforts to generate support for Legislator Jon Cooper's important legislation regarding dogs and access to Suffolk County parks.
9/12/2002 - News 12 visits Coindre Hall. See the complete video of News 12 Long Island reporter Cristina Tiberio's interviews with H-Dog members and Leg. Jon Cooper.
9/13/2002 - Dog owners deserve dog parks H-Dog spokesperson Dan Gerrish explains why.
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Everything old is new again for green exhibit
OXFORD LIVING — Several artists with the Oxford Maker's Market have been displaying items made from recycled, discarded and found materials during the Green Week festivities at the University of Mississippi campus this week.
The artwork will be on display this afternoon in front of Skipwith Cottage on the Square and again on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.. inside The Lyric during the "Upper Decker Festival" — not to be confused with the Double Decker Festival that has had most of its events moved to Sunday due to expected severe weather on Saturday. (April 23, 2010, Page 1B)
Double Decker 2010 – weather gets top billing
We just thought Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings were headlining the 15th annual Double Decker Arts Festival. Since midweek, however, we've found that it's really Mother Nature this year. Editor Don Whitten looks at the weather's effect on the popular event and all of the scrambling local officials have done over the past 48 hours. (April 23, 2010, Page 4A)
New Double Decker music schedule
Due to the threat of severe weather from morning to mid-day Saturday, the Double Decker Arts Festival's music lineup is being split into two days, with most local acts appearing Sunday afternoon. All bands will be performing on the North Stage.
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Oxford Town: Double Decker 2010
SPECIAL EDITION — It's that time again! Get the scoop on all the events planned for this weekend's 15th Annual Double Decker Arts Festival in this week's edition of Oxford Town. Headliner Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings are still slated to perform Saturday night. Between now and then, we'll keep you updated on any changes to festival plans due to the threat of bad weather.
Double Decker Arts Festival 2010
RESCHEDULED DUE TO WEATHER (click for updates) — The 15th Annual Double Decker Arts Festival is set for Saturday on the Oxford Square. Featuring the works of more than 100 artists selected by the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council; a host of food vendors including local restaurants and organizations; a children's Square Fair; and a full day's music lineup on two stages, headlined by Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings.
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Double Decker: Outside, inside and moving on
Senior Staff Writer Lucy Schultze takes a look back at the changes in her approach to the popular Double Decker Arts Festival in Oxford. (April 16, 2010, Page 4A)
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Double Decker: Prepare to party
The Oxford Convention and Visitors Bureau has released its full music lineup for the 15th annual Double Decker Arts Festival on April 24. Along with headliners Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, music acts will include: the Felice Brothers, Jimbo Mathus, Mayhem String Band, Those Darlin's, Young Buffalo, Captain Midnight, Group Fantasma, Cornmeal, Wiley and the Checkmates, My Name is John Michael, A.A. Bondy, American Aquarium and Machine Gun Kelley & the G-Men. For more details on music, food, art and other plans, visit the festival's newly redesigned web site. (February 26, 2010, Page 1A)
Would later Double Decker be any better?
After earning a reprieve from having to compete with the Ole Miss spring football game, now Double Decker officials are hearing from some local businesses that they'd like to see the local festival, always held on the final weekend of April, moved to a summer date. Are their reasons good enough to dictate a change? (January 21, 2010, Page 4)
Festival lineup in place
Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings will headline the 2010 Double Decker Arts Festival on April 24. Other bands in the lineup include Jimbo Mathus, Those Darlins, Wiley and the Checkmates, American Aquarium, The Felice Brothers and Groupo Fantasma. Additional performers, including more local acts, will be announced once contracts are signed. (January 20, 2010, Page 1)


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We enjoyed our first trip to Savannah and East Bay Inn. The Inn was a wonderful extension of the beautiful historical city atmosphere and the staff was kind and helpful. We would definately stay again!
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Hotel is right in the middle of the historic district and everything is within walking distance. The rooms where very large and the old building was charming and really added to the atmosphere of the area. Having a refrigerator in the room would have been a plus but was not truly needed. Ice buckets where provided. Turn down service with chocolate candy is always a good things. Complimentary appetizers and wine between 530-7 nightly was an added benefit of this hotel along with the complimentary continential breakfast everyone morning, with a great selection and variety of food.
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We had an extremely pleasant experience. My husband's health condition required handicapped parking, and we given space practically in the lobby. All the staff treated us like family and we will definitely tell friends that the East Bay Inn is the best place to stay --convenient to fine restaurants, Leopold's Ice Cream Parlor and easy walking distance to tourist attractions. True Southern Hospitality!
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Cons: Need ice machine available , also missed having a refrigerator in the room.
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – Jennifer Morbelli bled to death following complications from an abortion, Bruce Goldfarb of the Montgomery County (Md.) Medical Examiner's Office said.
Morbelli, 29, a substitute teacher at Church Street Elementary School in White Plains, went to an abortion clinic in Germantown, Md., run by Dr. LeRoy Carhart, according to Operation Rescue, a national anti-abortion group that keeps track of Carhart. The group says Morbelli, a New Rochelle resident, was in the 33rd week of pregnancy.
She was pronounced dead early Feb. 7 at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital in Maryland.
Morbelli died after amniotic fluid, the fluid that surrounds a baby in the uterus during pregnancy, spilled into her bloodstream, causing her to bleed to death, Goldfarb said.
"Bear in mind that this can happen with normal deliveries as well," he said.
Morbelli had named her baby girl Madison Leigh. They are both interred at Greenwood Union Cemetery in Rye.
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"There is no "market" THING that is bearing down onto the envious person, forcing him to demand more for less, it is a common human trait, and a good one, because having no desire for more, for better, for necessary things in abundance, and for happiness, is a poor way to live, is it not?"
Can you please help me understand your words "a common human trait, and a good one"
From the above quote in regards to Menger's Words:
Principles of Economy
Karl Menger
Here human self-interest finds an incentive to make itself felt, and where the available quantity does not suffice for all, every individual will attempt to secure his own requirements as completely as possible to the exclusion of others."
And then in regards to the parable we were discussing:
And your excellent summation of the disgruntled employes:
"Now, after now knowing that other people are working only 1 hour for a penny, instead of working all day for a penny, the trader will no longer be calculating the equitable exchange the same way, his costs go up because of his new condition of life, even if his new condition of life is jealousy, or greed, or envy, that is now his cost, until such time as he wises up,…"
I am not sticking up for Menger at all because I haven't read his work like you have, but is it possible that he is referring to the that base human quality that drives man to secure his needs. i.e. I had the misfortune of allowing myself to watch, I believe it was Harvard, on line and I believe Kant was being discussed, but I could have the names and places mixed up. But the gist of what I am getting at is that there were 3 ship wrecked persons and the boy wasn't doing so well (true story) and I believe it was the captain and another guy that killed and ate the boy and those 2 survived. I believe there are accounts of people eating their own children in a starvation situation. So is it within human nature to do such things and not all humans will stave off base impulses therefore requiring a system by which those base impulses are kept in check? i.e. in an equitable situation how are those who cannot override base impulses to exist without harming those that are able to find charity and equity? Is it even possible? Will not all possible human combinations lead to the conclusion that without Christ reigning, the True Prince of Peace, and without humanity being released from a baseness of nature that true peace and prosperity is evasive?
Perhaps in that parable a penny a day is needed to exist and while the owner had compassion on the laborers that had not been hired the other workers who had been working all day did not, and perhaps a penny a day was what was needed to subsist for another day.
Anyway, that parable is a comparison of the kingdom of heaven and is used to show that people who trust Christ late in life will have the same reward of heaven as people who have served Christ their whole lives.
"Am I mistaken in saying that God's work is to go forth and multiply, to live and let live, and to reproduced so that human life can exist on into eternity, and to exist well, and how well, how do you measure how well human beings exist, if not better sooner, instead of worse right now, and even more evil in the not too distant past?"
Picking up on going forth and multiplying: yes that is the command. And Jesus said he came to give life and that more abundantly, but abundance is not necessarily measured in earthly treasures. We must know that human life will not be what human life is now. This time where we multiply and procreate is a limited time. We will live eternally but in a different form and there will be no human life as we know it now.
2 Peter 3
Speaking of the world wide flood/Noah (keep in mind that Adam and Eve were created sinless but sin came into the world because Satan deceived Eve and that at the time of Noah only he was found "perfect" in his generations so he alone with his wife, sons and daughter-in-laws were rescued while all other humanity perished):
5 For this they willingly are ignorant of , that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water: 6 Whereby the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished :
(keep in mind that Jesus asked if he would even find faith when he returned as the days will become more and more evil because men's hearts will seek evil) Speaking of end of the world by fire:
7 But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store , reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men.... 10 But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up. 11 Seeing then that all these things shall be dissolved, what manner of persons ought ye to be in all holy conversation and godliness, 12 Looking for and hasting unto the coming of the day of God, wherein the heavens being on fire shall be dissolved, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat?
(and long with the subject of this OP…what does that do to property rights…? Mark 8:36 For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? )
And here the new world:
13 Nevertheless we, according to his promise, look for new heavens and a new earth, where in dwelleth righteousness.
1 Corinthians 15:52 KJV
In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump: for the trumpet shall sound, and the dead [in Christ] shall be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed.
We will be changed because that is the only way for humankind to exist peacefully. You see after the seven year tribulation Satan will be bound for 1000 years while Christ reigns but he will be let loose again and will deceive the nations of people such that there will be the war of Armageddon. So even with unchanged human kind and Christ as King, man will do evil when Satan is released. It will be as if every chance has been given so that the judgment met out will be just.
"Who wakes up in the morning dreading each second of life?
Who wakes up in the morning eager to improve?
Which POWER works best if the goal is to do God's work?"
To the first 2 questions I ask:
Why does one wake up in the morning dreading each second of life?
How can one wake up in the morning eager to improve?
And lastly I answer
"Which POWER works best if the goal is to do God's work?"
Positive Human Power with God's power:
John 1:12 But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:
Ephesians 3:20 Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think , according to the power that worketh in us
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Fans of playwright Alan Bennett were no doubt excited to hear his new play PEOPLE a late entry to this year's National Theatre's schedule and due to be broadcast worldwide on NT Live. But in the meantime, whet your appetite for Bennett's insightful eye for character by reading SMUT. As the title suggests the two characters that Bennett examines in his twin stories are drawn to the subversive side of sex. Secrets are also of primary concern here. In fact, if it weren't so much fun to tell friends you are reading SMUT, I'd suggest Bennett re-title the volume SECRETS. Rest assured, however, this is no FIFTY SHADES OF GRAY sort of smut but the English sort that lies quietly beneath the surface causing more concern than pleasure.
The first tale, "The Greening of Mrs. Donaldson" introduces a recent widow who earns extra income as a 'demonstrator' at a local medical school. She also daringly decides to open her home to paying lodgers, and that is where her tale takes a twist for the sordid. In lieu of rent from a free-spirited young couple, a voyeuristic arrangement becomes part of the tenancy. Soon, paranoia envelopes Mrs. Donaldson when she fears her fellow 'demonstrators' as well as the medical staff are sniggering about her nocturnal activities.
In the second, "The Shielding of Mrs Forbes", a prim but forthright mother highly disapproves of her fastidious son Graham's choice of a wife; a plain Jane practical girl she deems unworthy. Unbeknownst to mother and wife, Graham has been sneaking off to clandestine meetings with Kevin, a blackmailing policeman who aims to keep weddEd Graham paying even after the nuptials. Despite the abundance of family secrets, the end proves that Mrs. Forbes may not have needed shielding after all.
Being a playwright, Bennett has a terrific ear for dialogue and can stop you mid-page with his unique turn of phrase: "The vicar likes you to pretend you believe in God. Everyone knows this is a formality. It's like the air hostess going through the safety drill." Anyone familiar with his work will see similarities to his TALKING HEADS plays; both detail the interior lives of introspective Yorkshire women where sex (or smut) is the secret around which the characters' inner strife spins. This is a slight (hardly unseemly) volume, but well worth a read while waiting for PEOPLE.
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2011 Pay: Up, Down, and Up Again.
Mercer says pay rises and increased headcounts are on the cards for UAE companies – but Eva Fernandes knows the market far too well to get her hopes up on this one.
December 21, 2010 5:19 by Eva Fernandes
When my colleague wrote the story "Pay down, expenses up", my friend asked me whether my editor was trying to send me a message. I laughed at his little joke, but couldn't shake the eerie feeling that there may be some truth to that – after all 2010 hasn't exactly been the year of recovery we all hoped it would be.
The market has been showing signs of a slight recovery, with even a few companies that managed to ride out the recession starting to hire staff. But in general, you don't need to be an economist to know we're still a long way from the boom time.
Last week, recruitment expert Matthew Carter, Managing Director at McArthur Murray, told Emirates 24|7 that private sector employees have little to look forward to in the upcoming year. Except pay cuts, that is. He argued, very rationally, that a surplus of talent in the market will allow employers to get away with cutting employees salaries and offering cheaper benefits. Speaking to the one time paper Murray said "Existing staff still employed can expect a reduction in salary to be discussed in 2011 along with a reduction in quality of benefits (…) the private sector is generally struggling still irrespective of the PR in the market. I can't see the employers offering increases in 2011 to existing staff. Only in some very niche markets such as renewable, nuclear and possibly oil and gas can we see the trends being different."
Though painful to hear, it's a rather legitimate argument when you think about it – and with Kipp's friends and family still getting the axe, it definitely reflects our anecdotal evidence of the reality on the ground.
But then there's that PR in the market. Today a report in Emirates 24|7 says the exact opposite to Carter. Apparently a recent survey by global HR firm Mercer has found a big jump in the number of UAE firms planning to increase pay and hire new staff. Mercer's head Bassam Gazal told Emirates 24|7 that, "Two-thirds of the 140 firms we surveyed across the Emirates told us they would raise headcount in 2011. Not one firm we spoke to was planning to cut numbers. This is a big shift in mood and in planning and we expect this optimism to deepen as the New Year comes around." Better than that, the average pay increase is expected to be 6.2 percent, with no firms considering a freeze.
Increased pay and additional help does sound like something Kipp could do with, but these speculations, I fear, will remain just that – speculations. After all, the average increase being 6.2 percent would be great, but in 2010 it was apparently 5.2 percent, and I'm betting most people didn't see that.
Do you think your company is doing so exceptionally well that not only will it be increasing staff numbers, but it will also be dishing out raises and bonuses by the bucket load? Or are you with Kipp in thinking this is nothing but wishful thinking? Yes, that's what I thought.
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Bandipora, Nov 21: Congress chairperson Sonia Gandhi Friday urged people of J&K to save the secular and united cultural ethos of the State and vote for Congress to defeat the communal elements who are out to dilute its social and cultural identity.Sonia, who was addressing an election More
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No BJP candidate in Sopore
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Srinagar, Nov 21: Cautioning against any political misadventure in Jammu and Kashmir, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Patron Mufti Muhammad Sayeed Friday said the retrograde rhetoric being introduced in the State by divisive forces is fraught with dangerous consequences as it would deepen the trust More
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Obama to be chief guest on R-day
New Delhi, Nov 21: Prime Minister NarendraModi has invited US President Barack Obama to be the Chief Guest at the Republic Day 2015, an invitation which is understood to have been accepted by the American More
Bukhari files nomination
PDP candidate for Amira Kadal constituency Altaf Bukhari files nomination papers at Deputy Commissioner's office in Srinagar on Saturday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Autumn colours
Pals take a stroll on Chinar leaves which form a golden carpet every fall at a park in Srinagar on Thursday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Amit Shah at Banihal
BJP president Amit Shah addresses an election rally at Banihal in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
Clerics protest
Clerics protest against RSS activists who they allege tricked them by inviting for a sham religious event at a local hotel in Srinagar on Thursday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Fisherman at work
A fisherman casts his net in Dal Lake in Srinagar on Tuesday. The lake-second largest in J&K - is an important source of livelihood for people living on its banks. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Election Rally
Peoples Democratic Party Patron Mufti Mohammad Sayeed addresses a rally at Shopian on Tuesday. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
Father's Grief
An elderly man frowns at the death of a civilian in firing by government forces at Chenigam village in Kulgam on Friday. Pic: Imad Rehman/GK
Bidding adieu
Thousands attend funeral of two militants who were killed in an encounter with government forces at Chenigam in south Kashmirs Kulgam on Friday. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
Illuminated City Centre
An illuminated Clock Tower symbolizes the return of trading activity post the devastating September floods that ravaged the City Centre. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Kulgam firefight
An Army man stands guard at the site of an encounter with militants in Chenigam village of Kulgam district. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
At Fiery Best
Chinar leaves which change their colour with the seasons from green in spring to yellow through summer and crimson in autumn form a golden carpet in Srinagar on Wednesday. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Winter shopping
People shopping for flood-hit clothes being sold at a discounted rate at a shop in Srinagar on Wednesday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Kashmiri firepot
Kangris (firepots) being sold on a road side in Srinagar on Sunday. The demand for kangris has increased with the onset of winter in Kashmir. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
CRPF gypsy in flames
A CRPF gypsy goes up in flames after protesters, angry over the killing of two people in a road accident at Boulevard, set it afire on Saturday evening. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
A rainy day
GK lensman Mubashir Khan photographs people walking on a pavement by the Sheri-Kashmir Park in Srinagar as rains lashed most parts of the valley, including the summer capital.
Moon-lit Sky
Greater Kashmir Photo Editor Habib Naqash captures a full moon seen over the skies of Srinagar on Wednesday.
Guru Nanak Jayanti
Kashmir Sikhs offer prayers on the occasion of Gurpurab the birth anniversary of founder of Sikhism, Guru Nanak on Thursday at Chatipadshahi in Srinagar. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Preparing for winter
A man and his kid burn leaves to make charcoal at an orchard in Nishat area of Srinagar on Thursday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Ashura Procession
Kashmiri Shia Muslims simulate self-flagellation with knives in Srinagar on Tuesday to commemorate the death of Imam Hussain (AS) and his 72 comrades in Karbala. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Muharram procession
Police detain mourners who tried to take out a Muharram procession on the occasion of Ashura near the clock tower in Srinagar on Tuesday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Warming by a fire
Policemen warm themselves by a fire on a chilly day during a curfew in Srinagar on Tuesday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Funeral Prayers
Hundreds join the funeral prayers of two youths killed in Army firing in Chattergam area of central Kashmirs Budgam district late Monday evening. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
A Wailing Mother
Mother of Faisal Yousuf, one of the youths killed in Army firing late Monday evening, wails over the death of her son. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Struggle for excellence
This picture depicts the stress school kids have to face when they are not accepted for themselves but only for what they are going to achieve. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Mourners beaten
Police use force to stop mourners from taking out a procession on the eighth day of Muharram in Srinagar on Sunday. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
A dutiful son
A man carries his mother on shoulders to a hospital during a curfew in Srinagar on Sunday. Restrictions were imposed in various parts of the city to prevent Muharram processions. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Muharram procession
Kashmiri Shi'ite Muslims participate in a religious procession on the seventh of Muharram in Srinagar on Saturday. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Mobile Shop
A mobile van parked along a street serves as a shopping joint in Sonwar area of Srinagar city which was devastated by September floods. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
'We want justice'
Relatives stage a demonstration at Lal Chowk to protest claims of police that youth arrested in Sopore were Lashkar-e-Toiba militants. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Hunger strike
Flood-hit traders demanding rehabilitation stage a hunger strike at Ghanta Ghar in Lal Chowk on Wednesday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Serpentine jam
Serpentine jams were witnessed on the stretch between Dalgate and Budshah Bridge as traffic was diverted on MA road due to a hunger strike at Lal Chowk on Wednesday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Unattended garbage
A heap of garbage lies unattended near Central Telegraph office at Lal Chowk in Srinagar on Tuesday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Selling Kashmiri firepot
A boy sells Kangris (firepot) on a street in Srinagar on Tuesday as rains plummeted the day and night temperatures in the valley. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Srinagar-Baramulla highway
GK Photo Editor Habib Naqash photographs picturesque Srinagar-Baramulla highway. Dotted with poplars, the highway was a favourite shooting location of Bollywood directors during 70s.
Enforcing restrictions
To prevent anti-India rallies, police erect barricades to enforce restrictions on the movement of people in various parts of the Srinagar city on Monday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
A Solitary Protest
A masked youth clad in black attire protests on Monday in Srinagar against New Delhi over its failure to respect UN resolutions on Kashmir.
Cleaning the City
Students take up broom to clean dirt-covered Residency road in summer capital Srinagar on Sunday. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Police use force
Police use force to break up a protest of PHE workers demanding regularization of their services in Srinagar on Saturday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Congress workers protest
Youth Congress workers stage a demonstration against National Conference leaders at Press Enclave in Srinagar on Saturday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Books on sale
Flood-hit books being sold at Rangar Stop in Khanyar area of Srinagar on Friday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Protesting the Ban
Youth protest against the government ban on Muharram processions in civil lines of Srinagar city on Friday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Standing Guard
Government forces stand guard at the intersection outside Lalit Hotel leading towards the Raj Bhavan where PM Modi Thursday met business groups and civil society members. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Protesting against PDD
Residents of Mehjoor Nagar one of the worst flood-affected areas block Ram Bagh bridge on Thursday to protest against the PDD for failing to restore electricity to the area. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Modi in Kashmir
J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and Governor N N Vohra receive Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Srinagar Airport on Thursday afternoon. Pic: Info Dept J&K
Deserted Lal Chowk
City centre Lal Chowk wears a deserted look on Thursday because of Diwali holiday and a shutdown call by separatist leaders against Modis visit to the valley. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Remembering a Massacre
Relatives and civil society members pay tributes to 43 civilians who died on this day in 1993 in firing allegedly by government forces. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
Heightened Security
On the eve of Prime Minister Modis Kashmir visit, security was beefed up across the valley, especially the Srinagar city on Wednesday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Picture perfect
Birds perching on a bald tree look like a perfect illustration of Kashmiris rendered homeless due to devastating September floods. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Unattended garbage
A heap of garbage lies unattended near Palladium cinema at Lal Chowk in Srinagar on Saturday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
CEC addresses media
VS Sampath, Chief Election Commissioner of India, addresses media-persons at SKICC in Srinagar on Saturday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Anti-govt roadshow
The State Economic Reconstruction Foruman amalgam of various trade, business and commerce bodiesduring an anti-government road show at Lal Chowk on Saturday. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Putting up in tents
GK lensman Aman Farooq photographs tents at Basant Bagh in Gow Kadal area of Srinagar that house families which lost their homes in September deluge.
Credit-cum-Relief Camp
Union Minister of State, Jitendra Singh and Rahim Rather, J&K Finance Minister at the launching ceremony of Jammu and Kashmir Special Credit-cum-Relief Camps at SKICC in Srinagar on Tuesday. Pic: Mu
Seeking forgiveness
Eminent Muslim cleric Sajad Noumani leads congregational prayers seeking forgiveness from Almighty at Eidgah in Srinagar ok Tuesday. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Umar distributes relief
Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq interacts with flood victims and distributes relief in south Kashmirs Anantnag and Kulgam districts on Monday. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
Malik in Anantnag
Yasin Malik, chairman of JKLF, consoles a flood victim in south Kashmirs Anantnag district on Monday. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
Cleaning Up
Members of a family clean their house at Rajbagh in Srinagar on Saturday post the devastating September 7 floods that swept the summer capital. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Shoppers throng markets
People shop for garments and furnishings at Lal Chowk in Srinagar on Friday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Jawahar Nagar post flood
GK lensman Mubashir Khan photographs a car buried under the debris of a house that collapsed due to devastating September 7 floods in Jawahar Nagar.
Indra Nagar post floods
An elderly man and a woman cross a street covered by mud at Indra Nagar in Srinagar on Thursday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Rajbagh in ruins
A car photographed on Wednesday among the wreckage in Rajbagh area of the city post the devastating September 7 floods. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Swept away by floods
A piece of furniture that was swept away by flood waters lies sandwiched among the branches of a tree at Jawahar Nagar in Srinagar on Wednesday. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Clearing the debris
A bulldozer works to clear mud from a street in Rajbagh after the flood waters were pumped out of the area. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Building with a tale
Greater Kashmir Photo Editor Habib Naqash photographs a building in Jawahar Nagar with mark of highest flood water level still visible on it.
CM offers Eid prayers
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah offers Eid prayers at Hazratbal in Srinagar on Monday. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Mirwaiz at Eidgah
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq addresses a huge congregration on the occasion of Eid-ul-Adha at Eidgah in Srinagar on Monday. Pic: Hurriyat Media Cell
Taking a bow
Muslims offer Eid prayers at Eidgah in Srinagar on Monday. Pic: Azan/GK
Kashmir Crying For Help
Youth hoist banner at Lal Chowk on Eid eve to seek UN help for flood victims of Kashmir. Habib Naqash/GK
Kashmir Crying For Help
Youth hoist banner at Lal Chowk seeking UN help for flood victims of Kashmir. Habib Naqash/GK
Damaged bridge
People stand on a damaged bridge, which was swept away by September 7 floods in south Kashmir on Thursday. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
Encounter site
Army men leave the site of a gunbattle that left a Hizb militant dead at Chorus in Pulwama district on Friday. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
Wreckage at Joggers' Park
GK lensman Aman Farooq photographs the trail of destruction at Joggers park in Rajbagh on Thursday.
Urs of Shah-i-Hamadan
People pray on the occasion of annual Urs of Sufi saint Mir Syed Ali Hamadani (RA) at at Khankah-i-Moula in Srinagar on Thursday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Roads blocked
People block the road to protest non-availability of cooking gas in south Kashmirs Kulgam district on Wednesday. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
Shoppers throng markets
Shoppers throng the Hari Singh High Street market to buy household items post the devastating September 7 floods that struck a massive blow to infrastructure in Srinagar on Wednesday. Pic: Aman Farooq
Buying furnishings
People shop for carpets for their homes post the September 7 floods that led to a massive damage to furniture at Hari Singh High Street in Srinagar on Wednesday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Women power
Women block the busy Lal Chowk-Batamaloo road in Srinagar on Monday to protest against alleged delay in relief distribution post the devastating September 7 floods. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Unauthorised constructions
Unauthorised constructions that had come up in City centre Lal chowk post the devastating floods razed to ground by Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) on Tuesday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Mourning Ansaris demise
Supporters of PDP leader and prominent Shiite cleric Iftikhar Ansari mourn his death in Srinagar on Tuesday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Cleaning City Centre
Policemen remove the rubble left by September 7 floods from Residency road in Srinagar on Tuesday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Car buried by flood
Rocks and fallen rubble cover a car following the September 7 floods in Rajbagh area of Srinagar. Pic: Citizen journalist Rizwan Bashir
Looking for books
A boy looks for his schoolbooks among the rubble in his flood-hit home in Rajbagh area of Srinagar on Monday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Rajbagh in navel-deep water
Twenty-two days after floods hit the valley, a man struggles to move through navel-deep waters in Rajbagh area of Srinagar on Sunday. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
Inundated Rajbagh
Twenty two days after the devastating flood waters swept Srinagar, posh Rajbagh continues to remain inundated on Monday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Sonia meets flood victims
Congress president Sonia Gandhi and the party vice president Rahul Gandhi meet survivors of September 7 flood at Anantnag during their two-day tour of J&K on Monday. Pic: Mir Wasim/GK
Escaping the flood fury
A canine takes shelter on the ruins of a house collapsed in September 7 floods at Kursoo area of Rajbagh on Thursday. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Boats replace cars in Jawahar Nagar
Residents use a boat to travel to their homes in Jawahar Nagar on Thursday as the area continues to remain inundated. Pic: Aman Farooq/GK
Rescuing valuables
Residents carry belongings on their head as they walk through a flooded street in Jawahar Nagar area in Srinagar on Thursday. Pic: Aman Farooq
Caved in road at Mehjoor Nagar
A caved in road at Mehjoor Nagar area in Srinagar captured by GK Lensman Aman Farooq on Thursday.
Submerged Amar Singh College
Lawns of Amar Singh College in Gogji Bagh area continue to remain inundated on the 19th consecutive day Thursday after flood waters swept the Srinagar city. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Removing recyclable waste
Labourers load recyclable waste on a lorry from flood-hit Lal Chowk area in Srinagar on Thursday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Putting flood waters to use
A man cleans his gas cylinders from flood waters outside the LD hospital in Srinagar on Thursday. Pic: Mubashir Khan/GK
Residency Road on Sep 9
Greater Kashmir photo editor Habib Naqash captures a scene of flooded Residency road in Srinagar on September 9, two days after the waters of roaring Jhelum river flooded the city centre.
16 days after floods
A view of Jehangir chowk after floods. Habib Naqash/GK
Flood Aftermath
A view of devastated Kelam Kulgam village in south Kashmir. Mir Wasim/GK
Day 14: City still submerged
Residential colony at Bemina remained inundated on 14th running day on Saturday. Habib Naqash/GK
Flood Aftermath
Two minors sit at a devastated shop at Dehruna Akura in south Kashmirs Islamabad (Anantnag) district on Saturday. Mir Wasim/GK
13th Day........
A view of city centre Lal Chowk captured by GK Photo Editor Habib Naqash on Friday. Business hub of the city remained inundated for 13th consecutive day today.
People cross a broken bridge at Arigantu and Gund villages of south Kashmir's Kulgam district. Both the villages were washed off in the floods that hit Kashmir. Mir Wasim/GK
Flood Aftermath
A devastated house in south Kashmir's Anantnag district. Mir Wasim/GK
City Centre Lal Chowk remained inundated for the 11th consecutive day on Thursday. Habib Naqash/GK
Flood Aftermath
A shopkeeper counts his losses near Iqbal park in Srinagar on Thursday. Habib Naqash/GK
GK Office.....
A view of submerged offices of Greater Kashmir and Kashmir Uzma at Press Enclave in Srinagar....Habib Naqash/GK
Women being rescued in Rajbagh area............Habib Naqash/GK
Yasin Malik reaches out to flood victims
JKLF Chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik distributes relief in Lal Chowk area...Habib Naqash/GK
Maisuma under water
A view of submerged Maisuma area in Lal Chowk.......Habib Naqash/GK
Rescue mission
Young boys on a rescue mission in Lal Chowk...Habib naqash/GK
Struggling to survive
People struggle to come out of the flood waters in Lal Chowk....Habib Naqash/GK
No mobile connectivity
People search for mobile signal atop Kasturpind in old city to speak to their nears and dears...Habib Naqash/GK
Floods destroy Srinagar
A view of Exhibition Road in Srinagar Habib Naqash/GK
Flood Fury
A mighty Chinar collapses near Exchange Road in city centre.....Habib Naqash/GK
Flood Fury
A view of river Jehlum near Doordarshan Kendra Srinagar......Habib Naqash/GK
A view of a collapsed shed in Chatabal area of the old city....Habib Naqash/GK
City Centre underwater
People walk through flood waters near Budshah Chowk in city centre Habib Naqash/GK
Flood Fury
Inundated Srinagar locality..............Habib Naqash/GK
Abiguzar bund stands cracked.....Habib Naqash/GK.........
Srinagar Sinks
A view of Abiguzar bund in Srinagar.....Habib Naqash/GK
Press Enclave
A lane leading towards Greater Kashmir office at Press Enclave in Lal Chowk remained submerged for 10th running day on Monday.
Under Water
A view of submerged Lal Ded hospital in Srinagar. Muddasir Ali/GK
Relief camp
A relief camp for flood victims in Jammu(Mir Imran/GK)
Army bridge in Jammu
This bridge has been erected by Army in Falai Mandi Jammu following floods in the state (Mir Imran/GK)
Parim Pora truck terminal
This is the scene of the Parim Pora truck terminal submerged in some 10 feet of flood waters (Majid Hyderi)
Qamarwari submerged
For the past over a week Qamarwari localities continue to be inundated upto first floors (Majid Hyderi)
Langar at Fateh Kadal
Old city residents of Fateh Kadal raised makeshift community kitchen to feed their brethren of flood -affected areas (Majid Hyderi)
Langar at Kalash Pora
Old city locals raised makeshift community kitchen to feed their brethren of flood -affected areas(Majid Hyderi)
Risky Rescue
An overloaded load carrier ferries flood victims on deluged Qamarwari Road(Majid Hyderi)
Gushing in Chattabal
Flood waters make way into Chattbal locality of north City (Majid Hyderi)
Submerging Eidgah
Flood waters gush into Eidgah near Dr Ali Jan road (Majid Hyderi)
When Jawahar Nagar deluged
Flood waters in the first floor of houses in this south City locality (Majid Hyderi)
When Jawahar Nagar deluged
People managed relief and rescue through makeshift boats (Majid Hyderi)
A tractor carries flood victims out of troubled waters in a Srinagar locality.
A view of an inundated colony in city..............
Floods inundate Kashmir:
A man pulls out his family from a flood hit colony in Srinagar.
Sky On Fire
Lightning flashes across the night sky in Srinagar as a heavy shower forces people to head their homes early on Thursday. Pic: Habib Naqash/GK
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New research at King's College London may lead to improved solar cells and LED-displays. Researchers from the Biophysics and Nanotechnology Group at King's, led by Professor Anatoly Zayats in the department of Physics have demonstrated in detail how to separate colours and create 'rainbows' using nanoscale structures on a metal surface. The research is published in Nature's Scientific Reports.
More than 150 years ago, the discovery at King's of how to separate and project different colours, paved the way for modern colour televisions and displays. The major challenge for scientists in this discipline nowadays is the manipulation of colour at the nanoscale. This capability will have important implications for imaging and spectroscopy, sensing of chemical and biological agents and may lead to improved solar cells, flat-screen tv's and displays.
Researchers at King's were able to trap light of different colours at different positions of a nanostructured area, using especially designed nanostructures. Depending on the geometry of the nanostructure, a trapped rainbow could be created on a gold film that has the dimension on the order of a few micrometers - about 100 times smaller than the width of a human hair.
Professor Zayats explained: 'Nanostructures of various kinds are being considered for solar cell applications to boost light absorption efficiency. Our results mean that we do not need to keep solar cells illuminated at a fixed angle without compromising the efficiency of light coupling in a wide range of wavelengths. When used in reverse for screens and displays, this will lead to wider viewing angles for all possible colours.'
The big difference to natural rainbows - where red always appears on the outer side and blue on the inner side - is that in the created nanostructures the researchers were able to control where the rainbow colours would appear by controlling the nanostructures' parameters. On top of this, they discovered that it is possible to separate colours on different sides of the nanostructures.
Co-author Dr Jean-Sebastien Bouillard from King's said: 'The effects demonstrated here will be important to provide 'colour' sensitivity in infrared imaging systems for security and product control. It will also enable the construction of microscale spectrometers for sensing applications.'
The ability to couple light to nanostructures with multicolour characteristics will be of major importance for light capturing devices in a huge range of applications, from light sources, displays, photo detectors and solar cells to sensing and light manipulation in optical circuits for tele- and data communications.
King's College London: http://www.kcl.ac.uk
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Every once in a while, when trying to wall jump, Meat Boy does an upward wall-slide instead of another jump. Is that a kind of "bug" or is it possible to perform an upward slide while sliding? I ...
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Unlocking "The End" (achievement)
After hearing that Super Meat Boy is finally available for Linux via Steam I've gone back to playing it and imported my already existing save game into Steam by moving it to the steamapps folder. Now ...


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