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CIA director Leon Panetta will become US defence secretary and be replaced at the spy agency's helm by General David Petraeus, current head of military operations in Afghanistan, ABC News reported on Wednesday.
Panetta, a 72-year-old Democratic politician, lawyer and professor will take over from Robert Gates following his planned retirement this year.
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The positions will require Senate confirmation.
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Nameless Horror (4e Creature)
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Nameless Horror[edit]
A being of pure evil and shadows, He stands above most with claws that reach to the ground below.
Nameless HorrorLevel 20 Controller
Large Infernal HumanoidXP 5000
|Initiative 10Senses Darkvision
|Senses Perception 20
|HP 200; Bloodied 100
|AC 26; Fortitude 20, Reflex 30, Will 15
|Speed 3
|Action Points 2
|at will Claw
|Effect: +10 vs ac; 1d10 + 4 poison damage
|at will Hidden Dagger
|Effect: +10 vs ref; 1d4 + 6 poison damage
|at-will Blinding strike
|Effect: this creature can attack with ungodly speed, granting 2 standard actions a turn and either a move or minor action
|encounter Eye of shadows
|Effect: +10 vs will (-4 to all saving throws), all creatures within burst are immobilized, (save ends) after first save, slowed and weakened (save ends) second save, weakened (save ends)
|at-will Strangling shadows
|Effect: +10 vs fort, 2d12+5 necrotic damage, target is blinded, -2 to ac and reflex (save ends) knocked prone
|at-will Whirling Claws
|Effect: +20 vs ref, 1d12+6 poison damage +5 ongoing
|at-will Blood Fling
|Effect: +20 vs ref all opponents in blast are blinded and dazed for 2 turns
|Str 20 (10)
|Dex 18 (4)
|Wis 14 (2)
|Con 22 (11)
|Int 10 (0)
|Cha 8 (-1)
|Alignment Chaotic Evil
|Languages Common, Abyssal
|Equipment Shadow armor (if taken +4 to ac and stealth), poisoned claws (+4 poison damage to all unarmed attacks), up to 500 gold.
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Nameless Horror Tactics[edit]
Nameless Horror uses absolutely everything around it to it's own ends. This is a very intelligent creature that will always destroy it's foe.
Nameless Horror Lore[edit]
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DC 20: You realize that this creature will never change tactics because it knows the end of the battle
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Metrolink explains why it hasn't fixed its longstanding accounting problems
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A conductor steps down from the engine of a Metrolink train on Sept. 15, 2008 in Chatsworth.
A Metrolink board committee carried out a review that found that the Southland agency — which carries some 40,000 rail commuters a day — doesn't have enough cash reserves to pay its expenses. The report indicates that at least one account was underfunded by more than $60 million.
Metrolink board member Richard Katz said it's not a matter of money gone missing, but rather a case of funds being switched around without proper record keeping.
"It appears at least that at some point people were taking from Peter to pay Paul in terms of cash flow problems," Katz described.
Katz said the problem – and failed efforts to fix it — has spanned the tenures of Metrolink's last three CEO's. He emphasized, "it was a combination of not having the right financial safeguards in place and a very antiquated system that has been difficult to upgrade."
Katz revealed the accounting mess stretches back more than a decade. That's when Metrolink bought its last financial data system. The agency never updated the software, so some records have been kept on 3x5 cards and Excel spreadsheets.
"I don't think anybody's been dishonest," said Paul Dyson who runs the Rail Passenger Association of California & Nevada or RailPAC. The organization lobbies for more passenger rail service.
"As far as I can tell, I think it's just probably a combination of incompetence and just a very bad system to begin with," he said.
Metrolink Chief Financial Officer Nancy Weiford quit last weekend after the board committee presented its findings. Agency leaders say they can't discuss why she stepped down. Weiford's departure came just months after the resignation of CEO John Fenton, who left for a job in Florida.
Rail passenger advocate Paul Dyson said it troubled him that the agency has lost two of its top executives in recent months.
"Perhaps each of these people has realized that with the management system the way it is," Dyson stated. "And the different people that they had to report to, the lack of direction from the board, maybe they've just decided that they can't accomplish anything. Who knows exactly."
Metrolink board member Richard Katz wants taxpayers to know the trustees are working with new CEO Michael DePallo to turn things around.
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Those fixes include hiring an auditor, updating software and computerizing the information from those three by five cards and Excel spreadsheets.
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Very nice apartment just next to Charles Bridge with two bedrooms, living room and fully equipated kitchen. In the middle of all main sighs. Exelent for goup of friends or family, the street is very quiet.
- Price from 100 EUR / Day
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n this excellent apartment you can enjoy the real Prague spirit. The location is the best, just couple of steps from the Charles Bridge on the Old Town side of the river which is the best as a base for exploring the city.Even the centre the street is quiet, but some small bars and restaurants with special atmosphere are here for your breakfast, dinner, or drink in the afternoon. In the house there is a grocery if you want to enjoy the large, fully-equipped kitchen in the flat. There are two separate bedrooms at your disposal, living room with SAT-TV, and kitchen. Bathroom and toilet are separate.
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Another 70 million Facebook shares will hit the market, as the social network announced an underwritten registered public offering of class-A common stock, with 27,004,761 coming from the company itself and another 42,995,239 from certain stockholders, including 41,350,000 from Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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U.S. District Judge Robert Sweet ruled that Facebook, Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and several banks must face a lawsuit by investors over the social network's bungled May 2012 initial public offering, Reuters reported.
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From Facebook Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's mouth to Twitter's ears: The long awaited, much anticipated Twitter initial public offering is upon us.
Facebook, Banks Urge Judge To Dismiss IPO-Related Lawsuit
Facebook and its co-defendants — banks including Morgan Stanley, the lead underwriter of its initial public offering — are seeking dismissal of a lawsuit on the grounds that the social network had no obligation to publicly disclose internal projections on how increased mobile usage and product decisions might affect future revenue.
Another IPO-Related Lawsuit Filed Vs. Facebook
Facebook's recent string of court victories will be tested by yet another lawsuit related to its bungled May 18 initial public offering, this one filed by shareholder Gaye Jones.
Massachusetts Slaps $5M Fine On Morgan Stanley Over Facebook IPO
Morgan Stanley, which served as one of the lead underwriters for Facebook's much-hyped initial public offering, is coming under scrutiny by the state of Massachusetts. The state fined Morgan Stanley $5 million, claiming that the financial firm helped Facebook leak sensitive information to select companies, creating an unfair playing field for investors.
Morgan Stanley On FINRA Arbitration Claim Over Facebook IPO: Not Our Client
Investor Uma Swaminathan of East Brunswick, N.J., filed a claim with the arbitration unit of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority in July, regarding Morgan Stanley's role in Facebook's botched initial public offering. However, there's one problem: Morgan Stanley said Swaminathan was not one of its customers.
What Role Did Facebook's Underwriters Play In Stabilizing The Stock's Price On Its IPO Day?
Facebook's initial public offering launched May 18 at $38 per share, and the social network's stock ended the trading day up just 23 cents. But according to a blog post on Liberty Street Economics, Facebook's underwriters were a major factor in keeping the stock from plummeting on its first day.
Citigroup Fined $2M In Massachusetts Over Pre-IPO Disclosure Of Facebook Documents
The state of Massachusetts fined Citigroup $2 million after finding that one of the company's junior analysts improperly disclosed confidential information prior to Facebook's May 18 initial public offering, according to reports.
Report: SEC Finds No Evidence That Facebook Withheld Information From Investors Pre-IPO
A source familiar with the Securities and Exchange Commission told Bloomberg that while the agency's investigation of Facebook over its actions prior to its May 18 initial public offering is still ongoing, no evidence has been found that the social network withheld material information from investors.


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increasing popularity and continued fund-raising success of presidential
candidate Ron Paul has a lot more people considering the previously
unthinkable: voting for the best candidate, rather than the "lesser
of evils".
the same time, though, this rising maverick is raising others on
his coattails. More people are looking at other political outsiders
and long shots, like Dennis Kucinich and Mike Gravel, and wondering
if their outside-the-box ideas might be worth a look as well.
Paul is great," I've heard. "He doesn't compromise his
principles by pandering to special interests and voters." This
is certainly true. "But I also like Dennis Kucinich,"
some of the same people will say, "He stands up for what he
believes in and doesn't compromise either."
can agree that Kucinich deserves some respect. Any politician that
can weather Washington politics and not lose his focus is truly
a unique individual. And his opposition to the Drug War, Patriot
Act and the Iraq War are certainly admirable — but there my love
for him ends. It's like basketball: I can hate the sport but still
think Michael Jordan is a respectable athlete.
called "top tier" candidates like Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani,
Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John Edwards give one the impression
that they will say just about anything to get elected. That
this is the norm in American politics means both good and bad when,
from time to time, we have the opportunity to choose a candidate
that speaks his mind and stands on principle.
good side is that a principled candidate will stand out like a sore
bad side is that we can mistake having principles for having the
right principles. My fear is that not compromising is becoming
an end in itself. Is it too much to ask that we look at what it
is these men refuse to compromise about, as an indication of their
qualification to serve in the White House?
Kucinich might very well bring the troops home from the Middle East,
but then again, he'd probably re-deploy them to Darfur or some other
Third World hot spot, embroiling us in yet another civil conflict,
putting our troops in harm's way, and further draining our treasury.
("Why not," I can hear his supporters say. "Isn't
foreign intervention a good thing — when it's for a worthy cause?"
No doubt they'll also tell me how it would likewise help our "standing"
in the "world community.")
Kucinich wants to keep the United States in the UN (albeit a "reformed"
UN); he wants to "work with the world community" by forcing
the ridiculous Kyoto Treaty on the American people; he'll "launch
a 'Global Green Deal'"; he'll boost foreign aid, further plundering
US taxpayers to pay for other countries' mistakes; he boasts of
his "Yes" vote on the Cuba travel ban, restricting the
freedom of Americans to travel and do business where they wish;
wants to impose socialized medicine, restricting if not ending Americans'
ability to provide healthcare for themselves; he'll "fight
poverty worldwide" — which will be as effective as the domestic
War on Poverty; he supports "stricter sentencing" for
Thought Crimes, er, "Hate Crimes"; because government-run
"education" has been such a success, he wants to expand
it — he even opposes moderate attempts at reform like vouchers;
he supports more federal gun control, boasting of his "F"
rating by the NRA; and finally, he wants to establish a Department
of Peace — what could more guaranty war than making peace a government
list of his ambitions goes on and on.
may be considered in poor taste to say so, but Dennis Kucinich is
a Socialist. A principled, consistent Socialist, granted. But a
Socialist nonetheless. There seems to be very little he feels government
can't accomplish — given enough power and other peoples' money.
Which makes his consistency a "foolish consistency," what
Emerson called the "hobgoblin of little minds."
compare him to Ron Paul, who consistently stands up for the
Constitution, a document designed to maintain peaceful existence
through the rule of law and by limiting the power of government
to reign over peoples' lives. The Framers of that document understood
the importance of upholding individual rights — at the expense of
government power. Dennis Kucinich consistently wants to expand
government power — at the expense of individual rights.
man wants you to be free; the other wants to re-define freedom as
subservience. Is the difference between what these two men stand
for just a matter of opinion?
Stalin stood up for what he believed in. Adolph Hitler stood up
for what he believed in. Benito Mussolini stood up for what he believed
in. Pol Pot stood up for what he believed in. Franklin Roosevelt
stood up for what he believed in. George W. Bush stands up for what
he believes in. Just because someone consistently says what they
mean, and means what they say, doesn't mean they're worthy of our
vote. (Note to the hyper-sensitive: I am not comparing Dennis
Kucinich to any murderous dictator.)
are best described as general truths, reached via rational, logical
thought, upheld with conviction and employed to reach and maintain
long-term goals. If we have learned anything from the last one hundred
years, it is that there is nothing rational or logical about granting
more power to government, and anyone who hopes to retain the ability
to make and realize long-term goals by expanding the power of some
to rule over others is demonstrating a dangerous ignorance of history
and human nature. Chanting "No Compromise" while marching
us to oblivion is no substitute for having something worth fighting
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Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District (GCCCD) owns and operates a variety of computing systems, which are provided for the use of Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District students, faculty, and staff. These systems are for educational and administrative activities only. Commercial uses are specifically prohibited.
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4) Providing access to external networks via the Internet.
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3 System Users Use Appropriate Electronic Mail Etiquette
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• Be selective in the choice of address groups. For example, "ALL-USERS" should not be used when the message is for a specific site or group.
• Do not use e-mail for advertisements, solicitations, jokes, or pranks. An electronic bulletin board is available to make announcements of upcoming events, items for sale, etc.
• The use of racist or sexist phrases is inappropriate.
• Avoid "quick" responses to angry messages.
• Remember that all messages can be electronically stored by recipients and/or forwarded to others and may be recalled later.
• Remember that computer screens have no facial expressions. Read messages carefully to ensure that they communicate the intended message.
• Mail messages in capital letters may be difficult to read and are often viewed as the electronic equivalent of shouting.
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"For some this is "work"... For us it's just fun." - Kodak Lens
Posted in News | Tags: jay-z, justin timberlake, nas, timbaland
jesus....... this is the third time I've creamed my pants today cuz of music news
wheres the other 2 pieces of news? I'm trying to get on your level
when did it become cool to use homoerotic analogies to express excitement for male musicians?
You Owe Me Part 2
this is obviously a staged picture
@milkmustache 50 cent on oxymoron intro (you know thats gonna be fire) and the pic of EM and Black Hippy!
@rqe i didnt say it was cool faggot, nor do i care if some kid on the internet thinks im cool or not
Could be the two most legendary photos in the past three years, back-to-back. And now we have to practice patience to see what, if anything musically comes out of these. If only I could be a mouse in the room..
tewr said this on June 5th, 2013 at 9:57 pm
They say a picture says a thousand words, unfortunately "pictures" like these don't tell us anything. Nor are they anything more than just pictures. People who have music to put out puts out music not photos. This shit don't mean shit.
timbo is and always has been WACK
^lol ok bro
And then Nas says " I wasn't even trying on Ether.."
sucks to see nas with these fucking hacks
@Boom, yes.
On a separate note, I'd be a lot more hyped if this didn't look so staged
"And then Nas says 'I wasn't even trying on Ether..'"
JT asks "So where you been after 'I Am?'"
it looks so phony... "everybody act like we're laughing at something very funny on 3" ugh.
serious ass nigga
yall gon learn later that day
Whole lot of money in that room.
"No Hibbert" on the first comment
Jay wore the same shit he wore for the BBC 10 year launch party. This photo is staged as some woulda mentioned!
fuck Justin timberlake, how bout nas & jay do an album together with production from ski beatz,just blaze,kanye & madlib. and we can get two more, 1 from dj premo & 1 from pete rock. hip hop classic.
^^ we all know a Nas over just Premo Beats or Jay over just Kanye beats, etc. etc. would be classic, just never gonna happen
This needs to happen like yesterday
Take out Jay and I might actually care. A Nas/Timberlake track would be mad dope if done right.
lot of finger pointing going on in this photo
@who cares I actually agree w/ u on this. I dont care to hav Jay on this song......or any song. I havent cared for any of Jay's longs for a few yrs now


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Samples of delectable chocolate creations from many of Louisville's outstanding chefs, chocolatiers and bakers, as well as an exciting array of auction items await chocolate enthusiasts attending GuardiaCare Services' "Chocolate Dreams: An Evening of Decadent Bliss," held Feb. 11 from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Marriott East, 1903 Embassy Square Blvd. "Chocolate Dreams," now in its eighth year as the largest annual fundraiser for GuardiaCare Services, is eagerly anticipated by its patrons, as well chefs from many top area restaurants and senior communities, and bakers and chocolatiers from throughout the region. All 25 culinary professionals will enter their chocolate creations for the juried competition, and offer samples of those delights to attendees. The popular votes during the event will determine the annual People's Choice Award winner from among five distinctive categories. The event will also feature light hors d'oeuvres, music and live and silent auctions. Tickets are $110 per couple or $60 per single ticket. For information or to reserve tickets visit www.chocolatedreams.org.
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Date: Feb 11, 2013
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A unified and cohesive vision for community progress — and what group might be functional enough to develop one — was the chief topic of discussion when members of Gadsden County's Chamber of Commerce held their monthly Go Gadsden meeting April 9 at the Tri-Eagle Sales facility in Midway.
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Accusations over selling bad drugs led to a shooting incident Friday afternoon inside a Quincy apartment complex.
Quincy City Commissioners met April 8 for their regular meeting. Topics included three considerable expenses.
Last year Quincy's contract with Big Bend Transit cost $82,000. According to Mike Wade, interim city manager, the city contributed $36,000 toward the service. The county contributed $36,000. And Big Bend Transit anticipated collecting $10,000 through fares.
With one week remaining in the regular season, the Robert F. Munroe Bobcats saw their overall record increase to 18-3 with wins over District 1-2A foe Tallavana and Holmes County. The Tallavana victory also left the Bobcats a perfect 6-0 in district play, with the season-ending tournament looming in Aucilla in two weeks.
In the final push of regular season softball, the Munroe softball team went 2-1 and the East Gadsden team lost, too.
Greet Easter sunrise in Chattahoochee
The public is invited to the Easter Sunrise Service at Morning Star M.B.C., 5799 Hardaway Highway, Chattahoochee. Sunrise service starts at 6 a.m. with worship service at 11:30 with Elder Anthony Chambers bringing the message.
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Midway City Council members met April 3 to tackle city business — which includes looming unpaid bills resulting and the threat of a lawsuit.
The city owes one individual $17,000. They have paid $5,000.
Agents of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency, or DEA, discovered about 88 grams of marijuana when they appeared April 2 at Avery Shelton's Congo Road home in Chattahoochee to serve a felony arrest warrant, according to an arrest report filed at the Gadsden County Sheriff's office.
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Artists love to mix their real life and their art. And sometimes, it's hard to tell the difference between what's real and what's not. Think about it. Miley Cyrus is a pop singer, but she also played one on Hannah Montana. Where did the character stop and the real person begin? The mind boggles.
In the Pygmalion myth, the boundary between art and life gets very blurry. Pygmalion makes a statue so lifelikethat he starts treating it like an actual person. Even as he's touching it (and, um, it's made of ivory), he keeps thinking it might be real. Seriously, every time he kisses the statue's lips, he's like, "Maybe they'll be soft this time!" (Nope. Still rock-hard.)
When the statue finally does come to life, the division between art and life completely falls away—now she's actually a real person. Art is life! Life is art! It's all mixed up.


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I am in the process of establishing a research project trying to establish the mode of action of homoeopathy. I am looking for an interested university or company who would like to be involved. Anyone in the homoeopathic community who is interested in taking part may contact me directly to establish common ground. Also if you have any good ideas about funding let me know.
I could be involved in the initial designing of the research project.
I was looking for an email id to contact you?
dr. leela
What do you mean by "the mode of action?" Hahnemann already explained it, and all of our cures prove it.
Shui Yin Lo's accidental discovery of nanometer-sized ice in homeopathic medicines adjusts James A. Stephenson's brilliant hypothesis of so-called "hydro-alcohol molecules" (i.e., water and alcohol molecules acting in tandem) being transformed into polymers to actually being nanometer-sized crystals sustaining that etheric energy pattern in a physical field of subatomic particles not physically related to the substance, but the finding just sits fallow. The best money to be spent in such research would therefore repeatedly and irrefutably confirm that finding since it's the mystery finally resolved. If it's not, I'll be very surprised.
The mechanism of action of homeopathy is the fact that nature doesn't allow two similar diseases to simultaneously exist within an animal or human organism. We therefore essentially throw a medicinal disease capable of producing a similar set of symptoms into a diseased person who has those. The Law of Similars governs this choice of a remedy and discernment of a remedy diagnosis, but the mechanism of action is already known. What do you mean?
Are you wanting to waste money in some other search? If so, what and why? These are ultramolecular drugs, so what do you think you could possibly find?
Albert, also Hahnemannian444B
Dear Hahnemannian444
In most parts of the world homoeopathy is not the main choice of therapy. Although it has proven its efficacy for over 200 years the allopathic school has successfully blocked the spread of homoeopathy with scientific evidence. There have been numerous research projects proving effects and proving curative effects. The only obstacle remaining is the proof of some measurable and reproducible parameters which precisely explain how this fantastic therapy induces its mode of action. In my opinion it is time now to come forward with such a finding to make this therapy accessible to the large masses and enlighten the skeptics and enemies of homoeopathy. My aim is to bring together the different schools of science to contribute in the finding of the mode of action for the well being of all.
[b] I well know those thoughts and know they're very laudable, but we've been here for 220 years with the same motives, and a lot of people have wasted precious money and time asking the wrong questions. Answer my questions, please.[b/]
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Heidi Lender's photo series titled "She Can Leap Tall Buildings" is an ode to mothers. Heidi herself – wearing a black wig and posing in front of black graphic backgrounds – acts out the traditional tasks and roles a woman takes on.
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Surviving A Typhoon
In the Philippines, tropical cyclones come and go frequently. The country is battered by an average of 9 typhoons a year; some don't make international news, and those that do will have caused devastating destruction. Typhoon Hagupit (Ruby) hit the islands on December 6. And currently, it has affected 70 of our church partners and…
The Baby Elephant Rescuer
You've probably met Wass. Wass is the baby elephant who's been in the news recently after he was rescued from a well in Northern Kenya. Unable to be reunited with his herd, he and two orphaned ostrich chicks were airlifted to safety by the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Now meet Edwin. Edwin is the head…
Fear, Ebola and Me
"Are you sure you want to travel there right now? Couldn't you get… Ebola?" My friend hesitantly asked me this question before my recent trip to Uganda, in Eastern Africa. I found a map and showed my well-meaning friend the actual distance from the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak to Uganda. It's about 4500 miles,…
This morning, 17-year-old Malala Yousafzai became the youngest person to ever win the Nobel Peace Prize. Though Yousafzai's name may not be familiar, you probably remember her face—the face of a pale teen, eyes rimmed with dark circles, her head shrouded in bandages, clutching a white teddy bear. Two years ago Yousafzai garnered the world's…
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With the recent outbreak of Ebola in West African countries, many sponsors have been asking if their children are safe. No Compassion children or staff have been directly affected. Still, we are taking precautionary measures to protect our children and staff should the outbreak spread into the countries where we work.
Compassion President and CEO Wess Stafford is retiring. Please join us on Saturday, September 14, at New Life Church: Colorado Springs, Colorado from 7–9 p.m. MST as we celebrate Wess' years of leadership.
The Emerging Metrics of Doing Good
Despite conventional wisdom, the accurate headline is that investments to fight abject global poverty are showing incredible returns. While that's good news in itself, the subhead indicates that we have a new ally in doing good: independent, empirically tested outcomes for charitable work.
Research shows that children who participated in Compassion's holistic child development through sponsorship program stayed in school longer, were more likely to have salaried or white-collar employment and were more likely to be leaders in their communities and churches than their peers who did not participate in our program.
We Have a New President and CEO
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What Does the Quality of Compassion Look Like?
For a number of Haitians, fear is being challenged by hope. Optimism is battling against fatalism.
Family Planning in the Developing World
Women around the world face obstacles that most of us can hardly begin to fathom. Lack of access to family planning leaves mothers in developing countries with no easy way to control the size of their families, and in the end, robs both the mother and her children of a better life.
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Our headquarters has not received evacuation orders as a result of the Waldo Canyon Fire. However, many of our employees have been evacuated from their homes. Please pray for everyone affected by all of the Colorado wildfires and the hundreds of firefighters and volunteers who are working on the front lines to protect us.
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Pay per click marketing and Search engine marketing are now the two routes when it comes to web search marketing. They are distinctive approaches around which companies carry on growing. Whether or not pay per click or search engine optimisation is the more suitable option essentially is dependent on the particular kind of advertising campaign you want to conduct.
Pay Per Click vs. Search Engine Optimisation: Which is the better way to market?
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Internet marketing consists of traffic.Basically, if you have no website visitors, you will not get any customers. The internet world is loaded with websites. What will make your blog get exposure? You have to shake things up a bit. Let everyone see you. Advertise your website. Do things to get your website seen. You have to have constant traffic for a successful online business.
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The Best SEO Tips for SitesSEO stands for Search Engine Optimization and is the name for strategies for increasing Internet traffic. There are numerous strategies to achieving this, some may be easier/less time consuming than others. SEO is basically how to increase your presence on search engines which should send more web traffic. Featuring as the top result for specific keywords is normally the main goal. A great place to start for your blog is to make sure it is SEO optimized - use targeted meta keywords and meta descriptions so search engines will be able to spider your site better. This only needs to be done once, once it has been set upcorrectly you will not have to do it another time. If your website is about natural cosmetics, write a description, a title and some keywords all targeting the topic. The meta description and title will be shown in search engine results so make sure it is correct and relevant.
On the internet, we have seen a rapid increase of local offline companies getting on the internet to look for prospects. If you want to get your high street company set up online to attract new clients automatically, there are some things you will need to learn. You read about people making it big all the time online, yet the essential rulesof local marketing for offline enterprises are the same.
This review though not strictly related to online marketing is relevant particularly if you are selling a professional service that requires offline meetings to close contracts. Its important that your online lead generation methods tie in and support your offline sales appointments. I cover how you might do that in this post. How To Use Online Marketing For Offline Businesses
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A marketing strategy is the backbone of any business. It generates the required awareness about your products or services among customers. A good marketing strategy should correlate well with the long-term marketing plans and goals of the business.
The 80/20 rule states that 80% of consequences are the result of 20% of the causes. It was noticed by Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto that 80% of the wealth in the early 1900s was owned by 20% of the population. Why is this important? This ratio has been proven to work in many other areas, including internet marketing.
A tribe according to Seth Godin in his book "Tribes" "….is a group of people connected to one another, connected to a leader, and connected to an idea". Becoming the leader of a tribe gets you respect and admiration. A powerful combination of feelings for any marketer. Buy Seth goes on to write "Everyone is not just a marketer – everyone is now a leader. The explosion in tribes, groups, coven and circles of interest means that anyone who wants to make a difference can." So how can you find your tribe that you can lead?
After having read Seth Godin's book "Purple Cow Transform Your Business By Being Remarkable" I feel inspired to share my thoughts.
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Cigarette store burglar arrested
A man suspected in recent burglaries on Philly Pike in Claymont is arrested.
Police say Robert Kleb was behind burglaries at Global Express and the Asia Grocery and Halal Meat Store. In both July robberies, Kleb wore a mask and allegedly used a rock to shatter glass, taking off with cigarettes from both stores.
Kleb is free on $36,000 bail after being charged with burglary and criminal mischief.
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Today's 'Race Car Driver Freaking Out His Wife On A Track' is BMW's Augusto Farfus
Posted Sep 25th 2012 12:44PM
Augusto Farfus isn't even 30 years old yet, but he already has a certain commanding precision on many of the world's greatest racetracks, including Germany's famed Nürburgring. In the latest installment of the "Scare Your Wife At The Track" internet video meme, the BMW DTM driver takes his wife, Liri, for a high-speed tour of the Nürburgring in a BMW M3 Coupe.
When Liri agreed to hop in the passenger seat for a hot lap with her husband, we have a feeling the two had different meanings of "slow" and "exciting" driving. While most of us would have a hard enough time just staying on the challenging track, Farfus tackles the Green Hell while explaining elements of the track and dealing with his wife screaming in fear for most of the nearly 10-minute video. At one point (around the 5:02 mark) it looks as if Mrs. Farfus even starts to pass out a little just before saying that she's going to be sick, but she still handles the ordeal better than the respective wives of Riccardo Patrese and João Barbosa, the reigning queens of the Scare Your Wife meme.
Farfus, who we learn early in the video has a nickname of "Ninho" from his wife, is having fun the entire video commenting on a classic Mercedes-Benz as they blow past it, an Audi driver who Farfus comments "probably thinks he knows the track" as they pass it in a turn and numerous other cars and motorcycles.
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December 2011 • Vol. 22, No. 12 • Download pdf version
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President's Voice: It's Been an Honor
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Joan Schulhafer (www.joanschulhafer.com) emphasized that content on an author website is important. Keep it fresh, and find out what people respond to most on the site.
She keeps an Excel spreadsheet to chart which reviewers reviewed which book, and includes anything of interest that she might learn about the reviewers in order to create a personal connection to them. She pointed out that authors sending out press releases should be sure to send their publicists a copy to keep them in the loop.
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'Disgrace' of Britain's long-hours culture
The number of people working more than 48 hours a week has increased, according to a report out today. read more
Two halves
Those of us who campaigned vigorously against a directly elected mayor for Brighton and Hove are pleased to see the improved committee system taking shape. read more
City has to come first
Electors in Brighton and Hove had the chance to bring in a new and vibrant form of democracy last year by voting for a directly-elected mayor. read more
Rich City League: Good times at Hailsham
If Joe Stevens decides not to continue as Hailsham's manager at the end of the season, there will surely be no lack of interest from other candidates. read more
Lack of trust
The headline reporting a council tax increase of five times the rate of inflation (The Argus, January 31) is a shocking indictment of the tax-and-spend policies of our spendthrift Labour council since it assumed full control of local government service in 1997. read more
Fears for post office's future
A sub-post office which closed unexpectedly at Christmas may be sold to become a shop. read more
Health warning
The Government has been giving nurses wage rises well above the rate of inflation but they are still not properly paid. read more
Ryman League: Hornets throw it away
Horsham boss John Maggs was furious after watching his side throw away a three goal lead in the final ten minutes at Theobalds Lane to draw 3-3 with lowly Cheshunt in division two. read more
Don't stop
Because of my work, I have to move around Sussex and, especially, Brighton on a regular basis. It sems now Brighton and Hove has received a city charter it feels it can stop bothering. read more
Graphic relief
Customers using the gents' loo at The Freemasons Tavern in Hove are getting a surprise. read more
Make detox a way of life
Our bodies and minds are heavily laden with toxins due to bad diets and eating habits, negative feelings and aggressive actions. read more
Bears lose plot and a shot at Trophy
Bears failed to follow the script on their big day and it cost them a place in the BBL Trophy semi-final. read more
Thieves about
What is Brighton and Hove becoming - a den of thieves? Petty theft seems to be taking over. An opportunist thief conned carers at a care home and robbed them. The same week, a member of staff from the same home had her bag stolen while shopping in Brighton. read more
Rich City League: Durrant haunts Wick
Wick old boys Peter Durrant and Ben Milford combined on their debuts to help Southwick sink their former club. read more
Busby Babe's golf row
A former "Busby Babe" today refused to be drawn on a report that a golf club row led to him having a heart attack. read more
Man dies in Mercedes smash
A man was killed when the car he was in left an East Sussex road and crashed into a tree. read more
Pay deals vary sharply
Pay deals have ranged from a wage freeze to rises of 7.5 per cent in recent weeks. read more
Cut-price fares war at airport
British Airways is to fight back from big losses announced today with plans for a no-frills price war at Gatwick. read more
Dome raid jury sent home
The jury in the Millennium Dome diamond raid trial has been sent home after its first day of deliberations. read more
Policeman hurt in van smash
An investigation was under way today after a marked police van carrying eight officers was involved in a crash with a car. read more
Agency creates 100 care jobs
Almost 100 jobs are to be created to meet the growing call for temporary nurses and care assistants. read more
Three years for a killer punch
A man who punched and killed a man in a night club argument has today been jailed for three years. read more
Protest aims to halt homes
More than 200 protesters joined a windswept countryside rally against plans for a major housing development. read more
Homes plan for police station
A former police station is likely to be converted into housing for people in need. read more
Battle for places hots up
Brighton and Hove Albion face a triple selection dilemma as they bid to open a four-point lead on the chasing pack. read more
Dr Martens League: Crawley happy with a point
Crawley extended their lead in the premier division to five points with a 0-0 draw at Ilkeston in farcical conditions caused by torrential rain at the New Manor ground. read more
Dr Martens League: Six off in vital win for Saints
Six red cards were shown as St Leonards marched to a crucial 3-1 victory over eastern division relegation rivals Rugby United read more
Arrogant planners ignore local opinion
I read with considerable interest and not a little amazement about the proposed West Hove Forum (The Argus, January 25) with its brief to "bring people together to create a neighbourhood forum that will have a powerful voice to enhance and improve the quality of life in the area". read more
Basketball: Thunder put an end to losing streak
Worthing Thunder ended their five game losing run in style and knocked Teesside off the top of the NBL conference. read more
On their own
OH, dear. A handful of nobodies hiding behind the title of Society of Sussex Downsmen is going to oppose the stadium so much needed by Brighton and Hove at Falmer (The Argus, January 29). read more
Athletics: Jack is all right as claims title at last attempt
Jack Vail earned his first Sussex Schools Cross Country Championship title at his last attempt. read more
Voice of the Third Age, by Lis Solkhon
I suppose I could be called an old fuddy-duddy for looking back on the days when life was gentler and we got our enjoyment from simple pleasures. read more
Family Life, by Bini McCall
After realising daughter was all set for another weekend slumped in front of Sabrina The Teenage Witch on the small screen, I decided to introduce some culture into her life. read more
Dyslexics helped by space science
Rupa Anandakumar is one of many people to have a form of dyslexia but she has not let it get in the way of what she wants to do. read more
There's a volcano in our toilet
An artist has added a splash of colour to a pub's smallest rooms - with a water feature and a volcano. read more
Human tragedy
Gill Carpenter's humorous lament about "turning into her mother" (Letters, January 30) put me in mind of Oscar Wilde's perceptive wit in The Importance Of Being Earnest, Act I: "All women become like their mothers. That is their tragedy. No man does. That's his." read more
Job swap officer's TV date
Two council officers who swapped jobs for a week will share their experiences with TV viewers tonight. read more
Money manoeuvres
I offer some advice to West Sussex County Council which is planning to increase its council tax by 9.7 per cent (The Argus, January 30). read more
Performance-related pay
The new way of running Brighton and Hove City Council tells us nothing about exactly how decisions will be made. read more
Pupils inspired to opt for campus life
More school leavers are going on to study at university, thanks to the success of a new scheme. read more
Hunt for sex attacker
Police are hunting a sex attacker who grabbed an 18-year-old woman in Shoreham. read more
999 crews get quicker
Sussex ambulance crews are reaching emergency cases quicker than ever. read more
Defector 'misses the Tory party'
Ivan Massow, the gay millionaire businessman and former Tory adviser who defected to Labour, has confessed he misses his old party. read more
Sea change for local democracy
It has taken Brighton and Hove Council more than three months to work out its proposed new system of government. read more
Protest aims to halt homes
More than 200 protesters joined a windswept countryside rally against plans for a major housing development. read more
Maude hints at front bench comeback
Horsham MP Francis Maude has hinted he is ready for a return to the Conservative party front bench. read more
Peace how?
The Argus (January 31) devoted a whole page to the comments of Palestinian pacifist Wajdi Mahmoud. read more
Mexican waive
Nigel Bruce is mainly remembered as Dr Watson, a part he played admirably to Basil Rathbone's Sherlock Holmes. read more
Delay allows travellers to stay
The owner of a golf course will have to take court action to remove travellers after an emergency order was not given in time. read more
Three years for a killer punch
A man who punched and killed a man in a night club argument has today been jailed for three years. read more
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Other Skin Problems
Photosensitization in the Horse
July 01, 2005
Photosensitization is a serious skin condition characterized by "sunburned," crusty skin that dies and sloughs away. It is usually caused by a reaction to something the horse has eaten, but the skin problem does not appear until the... Read More
Treatment for Ringworm
March 01, 2005
Q: I have consulted with three local veterinarians about the best way to treat ringworm. Each one gave me a different treatment recommendation. What is the most effective way to treat ringworm? ... Read More
Lice on Horses
February 01, 2005
Horses occasionally get lice, and a horse owner needs to know what to look for and how to treat these irritating parasites. Bill Clymer, PhD, of Amarillo, Texas (now a livestock parasitologist on the professional services staff of Fort Dodge... Read More
Winter Skin Problems
October 27, 2004
Some of the skin problems that can plague a horse in winter are ringworm, lice, and mites. Ringworm is a skin disease caused by a fungus, and many kinds are contagious to other animals and to humans.... Read More
Horse Care in the Fall
September 28, 2004
Fall deworming is important; winter is usually when internal parasites do the most damage and rob the horse of vital nutrients. By fall the worm eggs and larvae eaten during spring and summer have matured and are living in the digestive tract unless ... Read More
Dealing With Warts
August 01, 2004
A wart is an epidermal (skin) tumor caused by a variety of different viral infections. Remember that the word tumor simply means lump or mass and does not always infer cancer. In medical terms, warts are typically referred to as papillomas... Read More
HC/HERDA Update; Owners of Carrier Stallions Notified
May 17, 2004
Approximately 100 Quarter Horse stallion owners have received, or will receive, a message that the stallion is a carrier of the recessive gene that causes HC, also known as hereditary equine regional dermal asthenia (HERDA).... Read More
Skin Problems in Horses: The Creeping Crud
May 01, 2004
Dealing with skin problems, unfortunately, is part of having a horse. Since skin is the largest organ of the body, it's no wonder there's much that can go wrong. Designed to safeguard internal organs from external forces and to help maintain consiste... Read More
HERDA: Not Just Skin Deep
April 01, 2004
Today, it is primarily through Poco Bueno's bloodline that the recessive gene that causes hyperelastosis cutis (HC) has passed. In some scientific circles, the disease is called hereditary equine regional dermal asthenia (HERDA).... Read More
Diseases of Dietary Origin
March 01, 2004
The axiom, "You are what you eat" does have relevance to horses with regard to health and well-being. Although horses have evolved to eat plant material, not all plants are safe to eat. Some food substances directly exert toxic effects, while... Read More
Inherited Quarter Horse Disease Traces To Poco Bueno
February 26, 2004
Poco Bueno was identified as the sire line associated with hereditary equine regional dermal asthenia (HERDA).... Read More
Hereditary Disease Research Into HERDA
February 26, 2004
If we have any doubt about a horse with lesions that look like HERDA (also called HC), we can test to see if that animal does have this disease. Usually it's easy to diagnose, once you've seen a few.... Read More
Foal Care From Birth to 30 Days (AAEP 2003)
January 31, 2004
Foal care from the first few hours of life to one month can be critical in the overall health and welfare of the newborn foal.... Read More
Tail Rubbing
December 01, 2003
One of our mares rubs her butt on everything, all the time. It messes up the top of her tail, and she always has these big scratch marks across her butt.
We can't seem to get her to stop it. We have dewormed her regularly and... Read More
Why the White Spots?
May 01, 2003
I'd like to ask a question about my horse's skin problem--depigmentation. He is a 10-year-old chestnut Hanoverian gelding with dark eyes and eyelids. But now there is a pink spot on his left upper eyelid and I think it's getting larger. The... Read More
Help With Skin Problems
March 04, 2003
Many equine skin problems have not been fully elucidated (analyzed and explained) yet, but experienced veterinarians often will recognize a problem and confirm a tentative diagnosis, if possible, with an appropriate test. Owners need to realize... Read More
Fescue Allergy?
March 01, 2003
I have a 6-year-old Arabian gelding who used to spend up to about 12 hours a day on our fescue pasture. As a 4-year-old, he developed lesions on his three white legs on the cannon bone area that were crusty, raw underneath, very sore, and... Read More
Common Skin Problems
March 01, 2003
We used to call it the "creeping crud"--a colorful, youthful label applicable to any gross-out skin disease the horse happened to have (and not to be confused with the cold-and-flu-like symptoms in humans that earned the same appellation).... Read More
Skin Problems and Climate
March 01, 2002
We recently purchased a horse in Kentucky which we shipped to Montana to be a ranch horse. His coat is taking a beating with the cold, dry air. He has little hair on his face, and his coat is thin and flaking. Are there any supplements or... Read More
AAEP Convention 2001: The Pruritic (Itchy) Horse
February 01, 2002
We've probably all had, or at least seen, a horse with an itching problem no one could quite figure out. In the roundtable discussion on pruritic (itchy) horses, veterinarians discussed just how to diagnose and manage these horses to keep them... Read More
Surgical Techniques (AAEP Convention 2001)
February 01, 2002
Surgery topics at the 2001 AAEP Convention helped the practitioner learn new techniques ... Read More
Sunrise Session: The Pruritic (Itchy) Horse
November 26, 2001
We've probably all had, or at least seen, a horse with a scratching problem no one could quite figure out. In Monday's roundtable discussion on itchy horses, veterinarians discussed just how to diagnose and manage these horse... Read More
Common Skin Issues for Horses
September 17, 2001
The horse's largest and most visible organ is his skin. Its job is to protect the internal organs from the outside environment; to help maintain constant temperature, water, and mineral balance; and to... Read More
Insects and Parasites: Fighting Fall Foes
August 01, 2001
However, some horse-troubling insects and parasites become more active during late summer and fall. Unchecked, they can be an annoyance, stress a horse's energy reserves during the winter months, or cause illness or death. It is up to you to protect ... Read More
Flaxseed Might Help Fight Sweet-Itch
June 01, 2001
A University of Guelph Equine Research Centre (ERC) study indicates that flaxseed (linseed) can relieve symptoms of sweet-itch, an allergic skin condition more formally known as recurrent seasonal pruritis. Sweet-itch is a common complaint in... Read More
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