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DURHAM — The Dover High School Class of 2013, whose members will be remembered for their politeness, tenacity and kind character, celebrated commencement Wednesday evening at the Whittemore Center Arena surrounded by friends, family and peers and were encouraged to embrace the life ahead of them.
"This is a culmination of everything we're all about," Briggs Badger noted.
Mayor Dean Trefethen reminded the students to always pay it forward.
"Even if it's not dramatic," he said of the many ways in which graduates could "go forth and pay it forward."
"Do simple things," he said, encouraging them all to do things that would involve them with the community.
Before he addressed the students, Trefethen also noted the lack of understanding by many people his age or older, he said, who underestimate the value of the cost of public education.
To the sound of applause from attendees, Trefethen said, "Too many people my age and older have forgotten the concept of 'pay it forward.'"
Horne Street School Principal Michael McKenney, addressed the crowd with an enthusiastic interpretation of what could be learned from the Wizard of Oz.
"Always use your brain, trust your heart, and have the courage to be who you were meant to be," he said.
Wang acknowledged the positive peer pressure "that gave a needed push" to accomplish a variety of achievements.
Of receiving their diplomas Wednesday evening, she said it wasn't an accomplishment earned by individuals alone.
"It was the people around us that encouraged us to achieve it," she said. "I'm confident that we will do well in our future endeavors."
Clemons likened the diverse class to a movie out of New Zealand featuring a number of animals that reminded her of how different the individuals who comprised the Class of 2013 are.
She said they all accomplished climbing the four "trees" of math, science, social studies and English, just as the animals in the movie had reached their goals.
She credited those around her for helping her graduate high school.
But like McKenney's speech referencing the land of Oz and Dorothy's trip through it and back home, the president of the Class of 2013 affirmed the spirit she and her friends will each continue to share.
"We will always bleed green. Dover will always be our home," Malia said, to the group she called "the luckiest class of 2013."
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By Charlotte Burns. Market, Issue 216, September 2010Published online: 21 September 2010
LONDON. Ten years after the hysteria of dotcom boom and bust, the web is finally finding its place in the art market with two US ventures turning to the internet to expand their businesses.
VIP Art FairA heavyweight pack of dealers are teaming up to launch a new online art fair (22-30 January). The elite group setting up "virtual booths" includes Gagosian, Sadie Coles, Emmanuel Perrotin and David Zwirner. "It's invitation only," said James Cohan, who created the concept-fair with his wife Jane Cohan and internet entrepreneurs Jonas and Alessandra Almgren. Event-driven buying is a "phenomenon you can't ignore, and we're tapping into that", said Cohan, who hopes that the week-long confluence of power-players will attract collectors happy not to fork out on the flights, hotels and hoopla typically associated with fairs. He said the potential pooled client-base might be upwards of 100,000. "This is a simple mechanism to help develop relationships," said Cohan. He hopes that the low-cost opportunity to view a concentration of contemporary art will appeal to cash-strapped museum curators: "We see it as a real vehicle for institutions." The overheads are lower for galleries, too—the largest booth costs $20,000, which organisers estimate to be around a fifth of the cost of a conventional fair. Communication will be via instant messaging, phone or Skype. Potential buyers—who have to be invited by galleries, or pay a fee—have direct access to dealers: Cohan is advising gallerists to be active 18 hours a day—"that way New York can talk to Sydney." Dealers can take clients into virtual private rooms if they want more discreet discussions. The pan-and-zoom technology allows collectors to hone in on objects. They can compile lists of works and create personalised "tours", which can be made public for others to share.But will collectors really commit to buying big-ticket work without seeing it in the flesh? The lessons of the dotcom bubble showed that people were happy to spend online—if the prices were low. But, as Marc Payot, director of participating gallery Hauser & Wirth, said: "Ten years ago it would have been impossible to sell work online, and almost offensive to send an offer by email—now 99% of our offers are electronic." He added: "Every market tries to find new possibilities to expand—who knows what will happen."Heritage AuctionsThe internet has given 35-year old Heritage Auctions a powerful growth spurt over the past 15 years, according to the company. While rivals such as Sotheby's spent huge sums investing in online business in around 2000—only to suffer major losses and make hasty retreats—Heritage quietly staged a boom, and will make a move on Manhattan this month with a new Park Avenue address. The company first created an internet platform in 1995 that "allowed us to triple the number of clients almost overnight", said Heritage president Greg Rohan. "Over the last ten years we've had an average annual growth rate of 10-15%. We grossed $650m last year, and now have 400 employees."Heritage started trading in rare coins, but has broadened its remit since the mid-1990s, and now sells across 30 categories including comics, vintage movie posters and fine and decorative arts. Average prices range from $5,000-$500,000 but go up to $5m. "Other companies have to focus on works between $5m-$50m, and the air is very thin at that level," said Rohan.The Heritage site attracts more daily visitors than Sotheby's and Christie's combined, according to Rohan who said the firm now has 525,000 members in 181 countries: "People want to do business in their own time zone." Rohan says the website is "chock-full of information. It makes it very easy—anyone can access the complete catalogue, make the decision to buy, press the button and spend $1m without ever having to talk to us." Rohan added: "Unlike the other auction houses we are completely transparent—if something has a reserve we tell you about it. People love that there are no games."
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The USP of Ghajini is not just Aamir Khan's physique but also a song, Behka, where Aamir has six different looks that too in a single frame!
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I'm not sure where best to put this discussion, but I'm curious whether we've considered merging content from Wikipedia. For a number of entries, the content at Wikipedia is substantially more complete, so given the (I believe) compatible licensing, wouldn't it make sense to port completed articles from Wikipedia rather than duplicating work here? BillyBreen 14:59, October 5, 2010 (UTC)
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- I'm not sure if this is best as a reply but the link "The Wheel of time" at the top of the page points to the Wikipedia page about the wheel of time. Shouldn't it point to The Wheel of Time series page on this wiki instead? --- Raystorm1 23:23, October 27, 2010 (UTC)
Why is the main page a stub? I mean, anyone an idea what could also be put on this page? Asha'man Leyrann Gaidin
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It's not easy recovering from a few days of holiday celebration to get back into the old workflow. I'm finding today especially distracting as I fend off cyber-shopping temptations and, even worse, an all-day Firefly marathon on the SciFi channel in an attempt to feel my way back into this manuscript.
Desperate for focus, I'm resorting to a few old tricks, including:
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2. Shutting off Internet distractions. If you're a Mac user, I highly recommend the program Self Control, which allows you to block whichever urls you designate for however long you set. Once started, it cannot be disabled by any means for a quick game of Bejeweled, an all-important glimpse at your Amazon sales ranking, or the insidious temptation of Facebook.
3. Scented candles. Don't asked me why, but lighting scented candles as I play music informs my brain that it's time to work. Unless I choose one I'm allergic to, which informs my nose that it's time to sneeze.
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it's all getting changed on wednesday, blonde on the underside again! i haven't been blonde since i was like 10. i'm so excited, i'm such a lame ass. i <3 my hair. i'm so vain and lame, yay me
i hate that i have to do as i'm told when i'm home, i have to do this that and the other. i hate that my food intake is dictated to me, and what i eat, and when, etc etc. i hate that i'm moaned at to do this that and the other.anyone going to that play tonight simply to get tanked on alcohol and laugh at those less fortunate than themselves, who have something seriously wrong with their mental capacity should feel damn ashamed of themselves. laughing at someone else's misfortune is not funny, it's pathetic and low.i hate that my news gets stolen by other people and i go to tell people stuff and they already know it. i hate that nothing i have to tell is new because it's been told already.i hate that people think i'm copying you, why would i want to? i want to be someone i want to be, i want to be comfortable in my own skin. i'm striving to be happy and what's implied? that i'm trying to be you. no thanks, i'm just trying myself on for size.i hate that people don't spell check and i have to guess what they're saying when they're typing stuff to me. it gets annoying. i know i'm not using caps, but i still have the letters in the right order and know what punctuation is.i hate that my flatmates feel the need to still talk to me, when i obviously don't care what's happened. i hate that i have to go back there and live with them and pretend to care about their problems.i hate that i get irritated so badly by so much, and constantly feel the need to shout at people and tell them to fuck off and leave me alone.i hate that people think i'm less intelligent then i am, but i also hate the fact that i'm not as intelligent as i want to be.i hate my hips. my stomach. my butt.i hate that some of the people in my life are so immature that they can't conceive that their actions might hurt someone else. or is that selfcenteredness? whatever, i hate that some people can't see past their noses and see the other people that might be getting hurt by their actions.i hate my need for a cigarette.i hate my hipocriticism.i hate my wiggly hair.i hate when you have to wait for someone else to do something before you can move and do what you're trying to do. i hate it when people get in my way.i hate a lot of things, but i sure do hate youi hate that i can't decide what i want to do tonight
Name : lizieDOB : 27/02/1985 Starsign : piscesWhat are you wearing : pink/black/white/grape coloured stripey tank top, jeans, beltWhat do you smell of : shampooRelationship status : singleFeelings for the relationship status : meh, could be better, could be worseEver cheated : onceGot found out : yeahWas it worth it : hell yeah, gave the bastard some of his own medicine. bastardOn the opposite sex... : whipped cream ;)What would you ideal partner look like : tall & prettyWhat annoys you : people dumping their problems on me over and over when i don't care, people laughing at the misfortunes of others, stupidity, when people don't spell checkWhy do we never see baby pigeons : we never look hard enough?Can you get cornered in a circular shaped room : no, but i bet you could get lostWho was the last person you kissed : uumm... probably saying goodbye to people last night, so.. praw? hen?When was you last orgasm : this afternoon thank youWhat age did you lose your virginity : not applicable. *sigh*Can you lick your own elbow : no, no one can, yet everyone triesDid you just try : no, i know i can't. i read a thing that said you can't and tried it then though.How many humans have you slept with : um, again, not applicable. unless it's sleeping next to them, and then it's like 15 or something. but it's not and i'm a lamo assed pussy emo girl, so yeah...How many animals have you slept with : uumm, oddly enough, none.Describe you ideal sexual fantasy : against the stacks in a library, or against a brick wall with the guy lifting me upHow high is you sex drive [0 (low) 10 (animal)] : probably 8 or 9Are you bored of this quiz : not really. stupid question...Say something nice about the person who sent this to you/you stole it from : he's tallWould you consider shagging them : probably not actuallyDo you want to get married : not to the guy that sent me this, no. but one day, i would like to get married, yeahGive a girl and boys name for future kids : i haven't even gotten as far as tonight's plans, let alone my future kids namesWho is your best friend : i have more than oneWhy : because i'm just that coolEver cried over your best friend : yeahWould you take a bullet for your partner : if i cared for them enough, possibly
If you yelled for 8 years, 7 months and 6 days you would have produced enough sound energy to heat one cup of coffee. (Hardly seems worth it.) If you farted consistently for 6 years and 9 months, enough gas is produced to create the energy of an atomic bomb. (Now that's more like it!) The human heart creates enough pressure when it pumps out to the body to squirt blood 30 feet. (O.M.G.!) A pig's orgasm lasts 30 minutes. (In my next life, I want to be a pig.) A cockroach will live nine days without its head before it starves to death. (Creepy.) (I'm still not over the pig.) Banging your head against a wall uses 150 calories an hour. (Do not try this at home. Maybe at work.) The male praying mantis cannot c opulate while its head is attached to its body. The female initiates sex by ripping the male's head off. ("Honey, I'm home. What the....?!") The flea can jump 350 times its body length. It's like a human jumping the length of a football field. (30 minutes... lucky pig. can you imagine??) The catfish has over 27,000 taste buds. (What could be so tasty on the bottom of a pond?) Some lions mate over 50 times a day. (I still want to be a pig in my next life...quality over quantity) Butterflies taste with their feet. (Something I always wanted to know.) The strongest muscle in the body is the tongue. (Hmmmmmm........) Right-handed people live, on average, nine years longer than left-handed people. (If you're ambidextrous, do you split the difference?) Elephants are the only animals that cannot jump. (OK, so that would be a good thing....) A cat's urine glows under a black light. (I wonder who was paid to figure that out?) An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain. (I know some people like that.) Starfish have no brains. (I know some people like that too.)Polar bears are left-handed. (If they switch, they'll live a lot longer.) Humans and dolphins are the only species that have sex for pleasure. (What about that pig??)
1. What size is your bed? me sized. another person squished in possibly sized.2. What do you wear to bed? I like wearing underwear and knee high sox 3. How many people regularly sleep in your bed? me. and my bear. check out the sex kitten...4. Do you sleep with a blankie or stuff animals? yeah, i'm a big kid at heart. if i have one, that is...5. If you could wake up next to any famous person who would it be? can't i wake up to a normal person? that would me nice6. What would have happened the night before? they'd have told me they love me7. How many people can comfortably sleep in your bed? me and a friend, if they hold me all night through8. Who is the next person you would like to have in your bed with you? someone9. What position do you go to sleep in? one hand around my bear, one above my head. 10. What position do you wake up in? i'm always too tired to think, around the same position though11. Have you ever woken up in a really weird position? what, like on the floor?12. How many blankets/covers do you have on your bed? normally just my big yellow duvet, but i put another one on if i'm chilly.13. Do you hog the blankets? as long as i'm warm i don't care. you steal the blanket and make me cold, you feel my wrath14. Have you ever found your pillows on the other side of the room? no, but i have found my phone smashed against my wardrobe when i went to sleep with it in my hand15. When was the last time you fell out of bed? when i was drunk somewhere. i don't remember where though. maybe i just fell off a chair instead... should give up drink16. Do you have any strange bed habits such as sleep talking etc? don't think so17. Do you snore? no, but i did used to sing in my sleep18. How's about drooling? i like to blame my lip bar...
I am: meMy hair is: fakeMakeup: smudged and yesterdaysI'm wearing: my pajimiesI'm eating: nothing my lipI'm drinking: nothing, but have the taste of HorlicksI'm listening to: my computer singingI'm feeling: a little coldI'm thinking: about sexI see: my screen. it's brightI need:to be held, to have you fall asleep next to me whilst holding me I find: i'm always wishing for moreI want: to be someone i want to beI have: a broken ring that i won't take off and will repair with sellotapeI wish:i was lovedI love: my momI miss: my nanI hate:when i argue with someoneI fear: being alone at night when there's a storm outsideI smell: Horlicks malted chocolate goodnessI think: i'll sort myself out laterI crave: hair dyeI wonder: if i could ever call someone mine, truly mine, and i'd be theresI regret: a lot of things that make me meI know: that someday i'll love myself for the skin i'm in~Why is your sex life more interesting than mine?~
Fake, like glass.Bound to shatter at any minute.Fake, like diamons,Bound to fade at any hour.A fight breaking out amongst the seamless,Limbs flailing and words flying.An image covered in makeup,Nothing's real here.Differences frowned upon,Tried to be crushed and pushed out.A storms whirls around the participants,Things repeated a dozen, hundred, thousand times,Yet still falling on deaf ears.Images that mean nothing yet take over everything.Fake, like glass.Bound to shatter at any minute...
It's all just avant garde, new fangled shit. People wandering round a room, turning lights on and off, facing walls and telling us about what they've found out about their family history. They'd walk to the walls and try and speak with 2 other people talking at the same time. They were all wearing white shirts and black trousers. None of it made sense, it was too disjointed and there was no obvious connection. I like my plays to have a beginning, a middle and an end. They could have had the audience sitting (we were standing for the 25 minutes, and were encouraged to move around the room) and hten had each person present their story/song one at a time so that you could hear them, instead of 3 people mumbling along. I like art, just not new fangled stuff. I don't think a bed is art, no matter if it's the bed she lay in thinking of suicide. Shall I put my bed there as well? It's just not art to me. Neither is a picture of a cabbage leaf. It's just not art. You have to work at art, put something into it, thought. You have to think about it, and have feeling. Not just random rubbish or whatever. ~sigh~
You're like a child with old eyes,cynical and sensible, always full of surprisesyou travel far and widelooking for the feeling, lost inside youThey don't understand you, nountil it's too latewith everything they've handed youon a silver plate-CHORUS-Are you hungry for a little morethan what you've had before?Are you hungry for a taste of life?whet your appetite, are you hungry?Now give me this mountainsidecool waters to lie besidegive me these two strong eyesto see the difference between truth and liesAh, give me this feeling when you kiss me babyevery day and every nightThat's all I need, yesEverything is gonna be all right-CHORUS-You're like a sight for sore eyes, lyrical and gentleborderlining sentimentalYou're like a dream realisedso why do I keep falling back to sleep,I'm so serious and deep.-CHORUS--CHORUS-
1. WHAT IS YOUR NAME? Lizie.2. WHAT COLOUR PANTS ARE YOU WEARING? Green meshy ones with pink spots on and black outer stitching stuff3. WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO AT THE MOMENT? Hundred Reasons4. WHAT ARE THE LAST FOUR DIGITS OF YOUR PHONE NUMBER? 07795. WHAT WAS THE LAST THING YOU ATE? A margherita pizza and some onion rings6. IF YOU WERE A CRAYON, WHAT COLOUR WOULD YOU BE? Pink7. WHERE DO YOU PLAN TO GO ON YOUR HONEYMOON? Thailand possibly9. LAST PERSON YOU SPOKE TO ON THE PHONE? Amy Jones10. WHAT'S THE FIRST THING YOU NOTICE ABOUT THE OPPOSITE SEX? I don't know, their eyes? Their hair? I dunno, I notice the person11. HOW ARE YOU TODAY? Procrastinating and tired, I only managed 6 hours of sleep last night12. FAVOURITE NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINK? Strawberry juice13. FAVOURITE ALCOHOLIC DRINK? Martini Asti14. WHO DO YOU ADMIRE? A lot of people15. WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE SPORT? Swimming and iceskating17. HAIR COLOUR? Kinda reddish I think, with slight roots. Re-dying it when I come home though, Woo! Get that bleach out...18. EYE COLOUR? Brown with a random black dot in one of my eyes19. WHAT DO YOU FIND ANNOYING IN A PERSON? Self-centered ness and body odour20. SIBLINGS AND THEIR AGES? Matthew, he's 21 today!21. FAVOURITE FOOD? Anything to do with cheese really22. FAVOURITE MONTH? December23. FAVOURITE DAY? Monday, as I have nothing on a Monday so get a nice lie in! And I also get a 3 day weekend, woo!24. LAST FILM YOU WATCHED? Uumm... Kung Pow I think25. LAST TIME YOU BITCHED ABOUT SOMEONE? About 5 minutes ago, having a threeway (ooo Sir!) with Vix and Alys, bitching about the people (sorry, cheerleaders) in this flat26.TOO SHY TO ASK SOMEONE OUT OR MAKE THE FIRST MOVE? Yup, even if they were gonna say yes and I knew that they would, I probably still wouldn't make a move27.SUMMER OR WINTER? Um... summer I think28. WHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF NEXT YEAR? Second year at Uni, being in Wales and then America, and then home, then enter my 3rd year. Oh, exciting!29. HUGS OR KISSES? Hugs AND kisses. I'm greedy30. RELATIONSHIPS OR ONE NIGHT STANDS???? Relationships31. DO YOU WANT YOUR FRIENDS TO REPLY? You could do, if you want to pass the time...35. LIVING ARRANGEMENTS? In halls at Uni with 8 other people, at home with my mom and brother in holiday time and random weekends as well36. WHAT BOOKS ARE YOU READING? 6 for my essay (more skim reading though...), and then a chicklit one called 'Sundowners', a random book called 'The Dice Man', Sylvia Plath's collection of poetry and... I think that's it! Oh, and whatever i need to read for Wednesday's seminar and then Thursday's seminar as well.37. WHAT'S ON YOUR MOUSE PAD? I don't actually have one, I just have the Dell guide to my computer as my mouse pad, does that count?38. FAVOURITE BOARD GAME? Monopoly, or Drinkopoly39. FAVOURITE MAGAZINE? Cosmopolitan possibly?40. FAVOURITE SMELLS? Man smell, fresh cut grass, the sea, fresh coffee, and a specific DKNY perfume. 41. LEAST FAVOURITE SMELL? Vomit42. FAVOURITE SOUND? Music43. WORST FEELING IN THE WORLD? Loneliness and rejection, feeling lost and alone, feeling desolate, feeling htat nothing is worthwhile, feeling depressed, feeling no one cares... lots really44. WHAT IS THE FIRST THING YOU THINK OF WHEN YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING? 'Get rid of that fucking beeping'. 'I must snuggle more'. 'Just ten more minutes'. They're interchangeable really45. FAVOURITE COLOUR(s)? Pink, black, red, purple, white46. HOW MANY RINGS BEFORE YOU ANSWER THE PHONE? Depends where my phone's hiding and how long it takes me to locate it47. FUTURE CHILDS NAME? Haven't gotten that far48. DO YOU THINK THE GLASS IS HALF EMPTY OR HALF FULL? Half empty49. FAVOURITE FILM(S)? 'Boys Don't Cry', 'Forest Gump', 'The Hours', 'Donnie Darko', 'Kung Pow', 'Moulin Rouge', 'Love Actually' and 'Nightmare Before Christmas'50. MOST LIFE ALTERING MOMENT? My dad leaving my mom51. WHAT'S UNDER YOUR BED? A box with shoes, a box with bags, some books, and some more shoes52. WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE NUMBER? 553. ONE NICE THING ABOUT THE PERSON WHO SENT THIS TO YOU? They smell nice? They're attractive? They look cool? I want to be them? Choose whichever suits you today54. IN YOUR STEREO? Hundred Reasons - Shatterproof Is Not A Challenge55. FAVOURITE TV SHOWS? I don't know really, I don't watch much TV anymore, I don't have one here!56. CATCH PHRASE? Go Me57. DO YOU HAVE A CRUSH? Yes, a few58. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT? Uummm... being laughed at by an entire classful of people when the guy I wanted turned me down in front of them all
REVISON ( to the tune of 'I Will Survive')At first I was afraid, I was petrified!Kept thinking I could never pass without revision guides,But then I spent so many nights, getting all the questions wrong,And I grew strong, And I learned how to scrape along,I won't look back, to any place,When I can swallow 15 shots and get completely off my face,I would have spent all day at work,I would have had no spare time free,If I'd thought for just one second my exams would bother me,So all my notes, are on the floor,Don't even matter... that there's no Comedy night anymore...Weren't you the one who tried to get me to revise?You think I'd crumble?You think I'd work towards the skies?Oh no, not I! I won't revise!Unless I die from alcohol, I know I'll stay alive,Though my money's at an end, I've my overdraft to spend,I won't revise, I won't revise!!It took all the strength I had, not to act the part,But in the end my real revision didn't even start.I used to sit at home at night, feeling guilty to myself,I used to try, But now hold my head up high,And you see me! Somebody new!I'm not that mixed up weird person who wants a good 2:2So if you feel like dropping in, chances are that I'll be free,Coz I've done fuck all revision, and I'm failing my degree,Oh no, not I! I won't revise,I think that I may scrape a third, but I could be telling lies!Let the lecturers all scorn,My bed's far too nice and warm,I won't revise, I won't revise,TOP 10 REASONS THAT UNIVERSITY IS LIKE PRESCHOOL10. You cry for your mother.9. You cross the street without looking for cars.8. Snack time is a necessity.7. You bundle up for the outdoors without caring what you look like because everyone else looks as stupid as you do).6. You stay at home and play games with your friends.5. You wear your backpack on both shoulders.4. You wear big mittens.3. Playing in the snow is a legitimate activity.2. You take naps.1. You look forward to cheese toasties.From Peter Kay. All absolutley true!1) Triangular sandwiches taste better than square ones.2) At the end of every party there is always a girl crying. 3) One of the most awkward things that can happen in a pub is when your pint-to-toilet cycle gets synchronised with a complete stranger. 4) You've never quite sure whether it's ok to eat green crisps. 5) Everyone who grew up in the 80's has entered the digits 55378008 into a calculator. 6) Reading when you're drunk is horrible. 7) Sharpening a pencil with a knife makes you feel really manly. 8) You're never quite sure whether it's against the law or not to have a fire in your back garden. 9) Nobody ever dares make cup-a-soup in a bowl. 10) You never know where to look when eating a banana11) It's impossible to describe the smell of a wet cat. 12) Prodding a fire with a stick makes you feel manly. 13) Rummaging in an overgrown garden will always turn up a bouncy ball. 14) You always feel a bit scared when stroking horses. 15) Everyone always remembers the day a dog ran into your school. 16) The most embarrassing thing you can do as schoolchild is to call your teacher mum or dad. 17) The smaller the monkey the more it looks like it would kill you at the first given opportunity. 18) Some days you see lots of people on crutches. 19) Every bloke has at some stage while taking a pee flushed half way through and then raced against the flush. 20) Old women with mobile phones look wrong! 21) It's impossible to look cool whilst picking up a Frisbee.22) Driving through a tunnel makes you feel excited. 23) You never ever run out of salt. 24) Old ladies can eat more than you think. 25) You can't respect a man who carries a dog. 26) There's no panic like the panic you momentarily feel when you've got your hand or head stuck in something. 27) No one knows the origins of their metal coat hangers. 28) Despite constant warning, you have never met anybody who has had their arm broken by a swan. 29) The most painful household incident is wearing socks and stepping on an upturned plug.30) People who don't drive slam car doors too hard 31) You've turned into your dad the day you put aside a thin piece of wood specifically to stir paint with. 32) Everyone had an uncle who tried to steal their nose. 33) Bricks are horrible to carry. 34) In every plate of chips there is a bad chip.
So have decided to make a list of this next week and what it's filled with! Huzzah!Monday (today) - Writing essay, prepare for Tuesday's seminarTuesday - Hand essay in, prepare for Wednesday's seminar, tidy room (full inspection on Wednesday), seminar, lectureWednesday - flat inspection, write essay for Friday (get books as well...), Reload?, find out what Thurs seminar on from James, 2 lecturesThursday - Seminar, finish up essay for FridayFriday - Hand essay in, lecture, pack for SaturdaySaturday - Head to Amy's, shop in ShrewsburySunday - At Amy's Monday - Head to Cardiff for Hundred Reasons gig, get a lift home from the ever lovely Gem and Hol, sleep!Tuesday - Dad and Nan here, Little Italy for dinner (free meal, huzzah!)Wednesday & Thursday - STUFFFriday - packSaturday - coach home, Zero 7 in the evening with Giles.Gosh I'm busy. I should also go to the Doctors at some point, post Matthew's card, buy him a present, order something for my mom for Mothers Day, order my ticket home (might call mom and ask her to do it for me as I'm too busy and don't see daylight anyways), book Little Italy for Tuesday, book my dad and nan a hotel, uumm... stuff. Lots of stuff to do. Pack up what I want my dad to bring home for me, then pack for me coming back for Easter (3 whole weeks at home! Bliss!).And I think that's it... I could be mistaken though... 3 minutes till 7, 3 minutes till I call my mom and ask her to book my ticket as I won't be able to, and last time she told me to do it myself. But essays! Oh, I have to go to teh Doctors about my ears... Too much stuff!!! Eeek! Looking forward to being able to rest at home!!!I'm a Student, lalalala!!!
A - Act your age? Not really, I like running around in capes. B - Best quality? Being able to listen, and look like I'm listening when I'm really thinking about shoes...C - Choice of meat? Cheeseburgers! Or chicken...D - Dream date? PassE - Ex? 6F - Favorite food? Maccers and cheese, or cheese omlette... Or cheeseburgers... or chicken cheese and potato waffles...G - Greatest accomplishment? Getting to UniH - Happiest day of your life? PassI - Internal conflicts? Lots to do with my health at the moment actuallyJ - Jam or Jelly? BothK - Kool Aid? The watermelon flavoured one that's pink in the jar and then turns into an attractive green drink! (for those that don't know, Kool Aid is an American drink that's powdered and you add it to water.)L - Love? PassM- Most valued possession? My photos, my mom and my friends. Oh, and my CD'sN - Name? HannahO - Outfit you love? My new jeans and a white shirtP - Pizza toppings? CheeseQ - Question you want to ask? Will I ever be truly happy?R - Radical thing you've done? Gone to the furthest Uni I could have done from my home?S - Sport to watch? Ice skatingT - Television show? Uumm... Scrubs?U - Unique habit? Multiple orgams. Without a doubt... although it's not really a habit... V - Very favorite word? Padded (as in 'she padded down the hallway'), boosegumps or hippucsW - Winter: Is very cold hereX - Xenophobic? NopeY - Yesterday's best meal? Bacon sarnies for breakfast!Z - Zodiac sign? Pisces~Well, I'm in an odd mood tonight... ~
Well, today I did some exciting washing. I had written out this entry already, then I opened some bastard sodding page and then I had to shut all my Windows down. Stupid sites with stupid popups. Right, Things I Need To Do - Buy and then post off Matthew's Birthday card, reserve hotel and restaurant, do 2x essays, tidy room, sort what I want Dad to bring back... Think that's it. Oh, and pay my £3.50 library fine. Stupid money. But yes! This weekend (well, today excitingly) I'm headed to Aly's for a weekend of random fun in Wales (we might set some sheep on fire...) and then do essay on Monday and hand htat one in on Tuesday, then start my other essay for Monday (to hand in next Friday, as on Monday I am otherwise engaged). Then next weekend head to Amy's (in Wem!) for shopping fun and then on Monday Hundred Reasons gig in Cardiff, yayh! Gemma and Holly, yayh! So yes. And then the weekend after that I think it's home (YEEEEEEEEEEEEESSS) and Zero 7 with Giles, a chilled out yayh there. And then 3 weeks at home, filled with decent food and lots of seeing my friends (I won't have glandular fever this time!). So yes... lots of fun coming up!Oh, and I need to email my seminar teacher about some work... *makes mental note***Smiles at you all and waves. See you in about 3 weeks! Hurrah!**


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Stewardship Council to Discuss Shoreline Construction Permits
October 17, 2012
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. ― The Tennessee Valley Authority's Regional Resource Stewardship Council will discuss TVA's shoreline construction permit policy and review its annual update from the Natural Resource Plan at its Oct. 22-23 meeting in Knoxville.
At the meeting, the council will receive updates from TVA's Natural Resource Plan annual review, including information about land condition assessments, online recreation applications and cultural resources.
TVA also will gather council input on shoreline construction permits and fees, also known as Section 26a permits. Under Section 26a of the TVA Act, an approved permit from TVA is required before any construction can begin along the shoreline of the Tennessee River or its tributaries that affects navigation, flood control or public lands. "This meeting will give TVA a chance to hear valuable input from representatives from all across the Tennessee Valley about our shoreline construction permit process and fees," said Bruce Schofield, vice president of TVA Land & Shoreline Management. "The council is an essential resource in helping us balance the needs of people from across the TVA service area."
The Regional Resource Stewardship Council advises TVA on the operation of its dams and reservoirs, including responsibility for navigation, flood control, reservoir water quality, cultural resources and wildlife protection, and management of public lands and recreation. Created in 2000, the 20-member panel was a key stakeholder review group for TVA's Natural Resource Plan.
Regional Resource Stewardship Council meetings are open to the public. The council will be in session from 1:15 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. EDT on Monday, Oct. 22, and again on Tuesday, Oct. 23, from 8 a.m. to noon EDT. The sessions will take place at TVA headquarters, 400 West Summit Hill Drive in Knoxville.
A public comment session will be held at 9:30 a.m. EDT on Tuesday, Oct. 23. Anyone interested in speaking should register at the door by 8:30 a.m. Speakers will be limited to five minutes. Up to an hour will be allotted for public comments, with participation on a first-come basis. Written comments also are invited and may be mailed to the Regional Resource Stewardship Council, Tennessee Valley Authority, 400 West Summit Hill Drive, WT 11B, Knoxville, TN, 37902. Comments may be made directly to council members through the council website at http://www.tva.com/rrsc. For more information, call the council records officer at 865-632-6113.
The Tennessee Valley Authority, a corporation owned by the U.S. government, provides electricity for business customers and distribution utilities that serve 9 million people in parts of seven southeastern states at prices below the national average. TVA, which receives no taxpayer money and makes no profits, also provides flood control, navigation and land management for the Tennessee River system and assists utilities and state and local governments with economic development.
Media Contact
Travis Brickey, Knoxville, 865-632-6263
TVA Public Relations, Knoxville, (865) 632-6000


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It began in 1943 when word of the suffering of Jews in Europe under Hitler reached the rest of the world. The Zionist organization had begun to take Jews from North Africa and Arabia to relocate to Palestine under the pretense of saving Jews, and to reinforce the image of Palestine as a sanctuary for the Jewish people who would gather there in the new homeland. The Jews of Yemen were evacuated in an operation called Magic Carpet."
"When the Zionists distributed the certificates for immigration into Palestine, and several of the certificates were intended for adolescent children, the "educators" did not allocate the certificates to those they feared might exercise religious influence on other children. Of course, Rabbis Halberstam did not receive their certificates, and therefore they were compelled to remain in Teheran."
The representatives of Agudath Israel intended to inform the children that the boys celebrating their bar mitzvah at the age of 13 should be given tefillin (phylacteries), but the leadership of the camp prohibited this announcement until permission from Youth Aliyah could be procured. This permission from Youth Aliyah was granted on condition that none of the religious leaders should direct the distribution lest he exercise a religious influence on the children with respect to the commandment of putting on the tefillin each morning.
These testimonies show clearly that there was never an intent to establish a religious "Jewish" homeland in Palestine for all Jews. There are also other facts that completely negate the false premises upon which Zionists have been allowed to illegally occupy and colonize Palestine, The world has likely been subjected to a very sophisticated, yet very sinister Zionist hoax.


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Annual Lytle Creek Day Planned for Oct. 5
Arboretum's 50th Anniversary to Be Marked and Two Former Faculty Members Honored Posthumously
September 27, 2013
Hazard Arboretum takes on autumn colors.
The annual nature observance and celebration of Wilmington's recreational Lytle Creek Greenway will be held next Saturday (Oct. 5) with Lytle Creek Day held at Wilmington College's Hazard Arboretum.
The Lytle Creek League of Conservators is sponsoring the event along with Wilmington College, which is observing the 50th anniversary of its 13.4-acre Hazard Arboretum.
The league will honor the arboretum's namesake and former WC faculty member, the late Frank O. Hazard, as Pioneer Conservator of the Year, while Paul Hunter, a local community activist and steward of Hunter Glen, will receive the league's Conservator of the Year award.
In addition, the College will recognize the late S. Fredrik Anliot, emeritus professor of biology and a former caretaker of the arboretum, by naming the adjacent, 19-acre natural area in his memory.
The Wilmington Tree Commission will start the day with a tree walk through the arboretum and areas of the nearby Lytle Creek Greenway at 10 a.m. The tour will assemble at the back of the YMCA parking lot.
A lunch will be held prior to the Lytle Creek Day program, from 11 a.m. to noon, under a tent near the arboretum entrance at Elm St. and Linton Drive. Sodexo, the College's dining services provider, will provide the $8 lunch.
The program will follow at 12:05 p.m. after the city's monthly siren testing. Hazard, Hunter and Anliot will be recognized for their roles in preserving and promoting the natural world. The event will conclude with an honorary tree-planting ceremony.
The Lytle Creek League of Conservators was founded in 2003 with the vision of creating a greenway throughout Wilmington. The goal of the League is to facilitate the conservation of the Lytle Creek riparian corridor.
This "linear park," complete with stream views, trees and wildlife, is intended to be a source of pleasure for generations to come.
In 2004, the first section of the greenway was officially designated in cooperation with Wilmington College, the Clinton County Commissioners and the Lytle Creek League of Conservators, beginning at Davids Drive and continuing to the Wilmington College Arboretum.
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NAND Prices to Fall Late in 2010 Paving Way for Cheaper SSDs
ISuppli: NAND Prices to Fall Late in 2010 Paving Way for Cheaper SSDs
Chepaer NAND costs may drive SSD prices down
The SSD may be faster and offer power savings compared to the traditional HDD, but a few downsides to SSDs have kept them from overtaking the traditional HDD in the consumer market. Those downsides include lower capacities and higher costs.
The NAND flash memory that is integral to the SSD is set to see prices drop reports iSuppli. The iSuppli report predicts that pricing on 3-bit per cell NAND flash will drop to the range of $1 per gigabyte. That is the range when analysts predict that SSDs will be able to compete with HDDs on price and may signal the increased adoption of the SSD by the general consumer.
Analyst Michael Yang from iSuppli pegs the price of 1GB TLC NAND flash memory would average $1.20 for the entire fourth quarter of 2010 and then decrease to the $1 mark by the beginning of 2011. If the price hits the $1 mark it will be a huge decrease in prices since the start of 2010 with the same 1GB of NAND was selling in the $1.80 range.
Yang said, "When NAND pricing first fell below the $1 level at the end of 2008, many observers opined that this would sound the starting gun for solid state storage, allowing the technology to be cost competitive with Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) in PCs for the first time. However, during the following quarters, pricing rose because of strong demand and constrained production capacity, limiting the appeal of SSDs to low-volume servers in data centers and preventing widespread adoption in high-volume business and consumer PCs."
Yang also stated that for the SSD to be price competitive with the traditional HDD the cost of 1GB of NAND would need to decline to the range of $0.40 per gigabyte by 2012. At that price for a gigabyte of NAND, the cost of a 100GB SSD with the supporting electronics would be $50.
Yang continued, adding, "With NAND pricing having returned to per-gigabyte pricing levels not seen in two years, theres likely to be a lot of new buzz created for the solid state storage market at the end of 2010. However, traditional HDDs gained a lot of additional ground during the past few years in terms of rising capacity and falling prices. In fact, HDDs have gained so much ground that SSDs now are in danger of never regaining their competitive footing."
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Towards the end of the year, prices should be very attractive.
It's the best noticeable performance upgrade you can do.
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Looking forward to this
Somehow I can't seem to make up my mind on the "speed-gains" vs HDD storage capacity and speeds now - is it really that much of a difference?
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It's a very noticeable performance upgrade.
Have never seen one person say they regretted getting a SSD, everyone would like to see the prices drop more, the performance is incredible.
The most common statement: Don't know Why I didn't get this sooner.
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Just have to read up a bit more on SSD's.
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SNOWBOARD CROSS: Alex 'Chumpy' Pullin, Jarryd Hughes and Cam Bolton will have to wait another day to compete at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, after bad weather forced the men's Snowboard Cross competition to be cancelled for the day.
Games organisers have rescheduled the event to start at 10.30am (5.30pm AEDT) on Tuesday. The format will be reduced to not include the two seeding runs. The competition will now begin with the 1/8 final at 10:30 with athletes seeded according to their FIS points. Australian focussed head-to-head preview here>>>
Rosa Khutor Extreme Park was blanketed in a thick white fog all morning. The finish line has now become visible, but the top of the course is still shrouded.
None of the 39 competitors, including the three Australians, were even able to warm-up, with the official training postponed as well.
"I think everyone was pretty pumped to go this morning but as we saw the weather wasn't letting up at all which was unfortunate so it is really out of control for everyone involved even the organisers," said Pullin.
"They did everything they could. They even turned the snow guns to blow it away on which was pretty funny."
Following an inspection run that was on the outside of the course, Pullin believed that the conditions weren't suitable for racing.
"At that point the visibility was terrible. We really couldn't see anything, we couldn't see the last jump so we would have landed out of the last turn and not know where to go at absolutely full speed.
"So at the time it was an obvious decision but now we are seeing the conditions lift and we certainly could have raced now but we got to that point where it would have run overtime."
Hughes believed that the sunny Sochi conditions that featured throughout the opening week of the 2014 Games weren't going to last for his event.
"I called it as soon as I got here - that there would be bad weather on the day I race. It can't stay sunny the whole time for that long," Hughes said.
The athletes returned to the Village soon after the race was postponed and will now focus on preparing for tomorrow's competition.
"I just go back home tonight, get a good sleep, rest up and wait to hear the news and stay focused on what I'm here to do," added a determined Pullin.
Australian snowboard coach Ben Wordsworth said the postponement will not impact his athletes.
"The boys remained positive and focused throughout the day and were ready to race at a moment's notice," Wordsworth said.
"They are now going through the same routine today as they did yesterday, are all in a very positive frame of mind and are looking forward to getting out there".
The International Ski Federation (FIS) and competition organisers cancelled the two seeding runs and had hoped the 1/8 finals could start at 1.30pm (8.30pm AEDT) but at 2pm (9pm) made the decision to postpone the event.
Fog has also interfered with the Biathlon competition on the opposite side of the Krasnaya Polyana valley. The men's 15km mass start was due to be held on Sunday, but has been postponed for a fourth time and is now scheduled to begin on Tuesday at a time to be confirmed.


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Sunken Meadow State Park
If you are interested in cross country, this is the place to run on Long Island. The following description was written by Thomas Ritter (firstname.lastname@example.com).
The absolute best/toughest course to run on Long Island is Sunken Meadow State Park in Kings Park. It has a 1.5 mile, 3 mile, 5 mile, 5k, and 10k course. It is said to be the second toughest course to run in the state [ after Van Courtlandt Park ] with Snake and Cardiac hills getting in the way. You can get there by hopping on the Sagtikos/Sunken Meadow Parkway North from either the LIE, Southern State, or Northern State. It's the last exit. The cross-country course starts at the end of Field 4.
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There are groups of runners who run at sunken meadow state park on wed. some start at 4PM and others start at 5PM, distance is usually around 12 miles but different loops and cross country trails can produce runs from as short as 3 miles. The terrain can be hilly - into the woods, up the toll booth road etc. or it can be flat - along the board walk or a combination of both.
In addition, on Sat. and Sun when there are no major races runners can be found starting at around 8 to 9 am depending on the weather and the time of year. In all but the winter months, the park charges admission so to avoid the $7.00 fee, runners get to the park early before 8am (7am on weekends); (or they purchase the passport pass for $59. which gives free admission to all state parks for the entire year.) From the east end parking lot to the top of the golf course road and back is about a 4 mile loop.
There is also the cross country course which is well marked and new cinder is laid down in late summer for the upcoming cross country season. The trails are really soft on the legs and freshman and cardiac hills are always a challenge. The cross country has a short and a long course 2000 m and 5000m . Course trails can be picked up in the office or in the cross country trailer. If you run on Saturdays in the early fall you will be able to run with some of the cross country teams. Many High school teams come to Sunken Meadow State park to train.
There are bathroom facilities open all year long and the park had changing facilities and outdoor showers (the showers are only open in the summer months) In the winter, if it snows there are trails for snow shoeing and cross country skiing. The park often will sponsor cross country ski clinics in Jan/Feb.
Finally, runners who would like to cross train, there are bike trails both mountain bike and on road for biking and of course the Long Island sound for swimming. The water is best in the early summer and late summer. Wet suits are recommended for longer swims. The water is relatively clean but check the tide schedule. Dead low tide means water will be no deeper than 2-3 feet. Sunken Meadow State Park is at the north end of the Sagtigos Parkway or along 25A in Kings Park.
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Hempstead Lake State Park has a 2.5 mile exercise path. People can jog, run or walk on it. The path has stations to stop at to do exercises. Each spot has signs suggesting exercises.
You can reach the park by going on the Southern State Parkway to exit 18 or 19.


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The 52nd set of slides for our small group narrative study through the Scriptures are here. In this set we discuss several interesting issues, including the date of the Exodus and the number of people in Israel who left.
Why are these topics important? Because they relate to the inerrancy of the Scriptures. When the writer of 1 Kings says there were 480 years between the 4th year of Solomon's reign and the Exodus, should we take him seriously, or should we try and find some way to adapt the text to some modern understanding? This particular case is very interesting, because its one of those where the world agreed with the Scriptures for a long time, but "newer" archaeological evidence challenged the Biblical record, causing a large number of people to declare the Scriptures inaccurate.
More recent evidence shows, however, that the Scriptures are as likely to be right as the archeologists who have been trying to undermine the Scriptures —in other words, that we don't need to undermine the Scriptures so we can accept the latest "evidence." That we shouldn't be so quick to abandon our faith in what the Scriptures say in the face of rapid changes in the "external evidence."Science changes its mind. God doesn't.
The second point where a problem crops up is in the number of people who left Egypt in the Exodus. If there were truly 600,000 fighting men in Israel when they left, that makes for a population of at least 2 million total. How could a desert support all these people? How could Israel grow from 70 to 2 million in just 480 years? A deeper examination shows that it is plausible, which is all any explanation can provide. Once again, there's just no point in not trusting the Biblical text in this case.
At the very end of this study there are a couple of slides discussing Stephen's interaction with the Exodus narrative. As we plow through more of this narrative, we'll pull in Paul's interaction with the events described in Exodus, as well.


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