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What? In navigational terms, a rhumb line is a path of constant bearing. Given Ra Ra Riot's brief but turbulent history, it seems only fitting they name their debut after a fixed point that won't let you lose your way. That much is true of The Rhumb Line, out August 19 on Barsuk. Here, the chamber-pop outfit expertly guides its mischievous, youthful interpretation of indie rock around dueling violin and cello strings. The result is an album comprised of ten new-wave-meets-orchestral tracks that range from ebullient come-ons to studied hymns of grief. These highs and lows are as much of a product of circumstance as they are an instrumental release: While their self-titled EP was in the making, Ra Ra Riot's drummer, John Pike, passed away. The former sextet has since soldiered on as a five-piece, recording The Rhumb Line with producer Ryan Hadlock (Gossip, Blonde Redhead, Islands). Who?
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What? The members of Broken Social Scene collect side projects the same way most people hoard takeout menus. But while the umpteen others quell their creative urges, BSS co-founder Brendan Canning has remained one of the quieter members of the Canadian indie super group -- until now. With Something for All of Us, out July 22 on Arts & Crafts, the bearded, bespectacled bassist is stepping out of the shadows, and attention must be paid. Canning stays true to the collective's trademarked baroque-pop aesthetic, and his record blooms with the same slow-building beauty of a BSS disc. Effervescent anthems, sparse lullabies, and restless samples coalesce in a blissfully chaotic production style -- tempered by Canning's own rasp-whisper delivery. Who?

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This years Joint Entrance Examination for admission in B.Ed. courses in the institutes located in the state of Uttar Pradesh will be organized by Deen Dayal Upadhyay university, Gorakhpur. There are total 20 towns where the examination centers would be located. Students will have to opt for the examination centre according to their convenience and they will have to mention 3 examination centers in their application.
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Freud and C.S. Lewis debate faith and atheism in Taproot play
Fans of Mark St. Germain's one-act "Freud's Last Session," as well as the Bellevue psychologist acting as adviser to the local production, are drawn to the play's articulate exploration of Freud's thoughts on religion in contrast with the beliefs of C.S. Lewis.
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'Freud's Last Session'
By Mark St. Germain. Friday-April 21, Taproot Theatre, 204 N. 85th St., Seattle; $29-$37 (206-781-9707 or www.taproottheatre.org).Ready for the spotlight, Sigmund Freud?
Always. The late father of psychoanalysis has had a lot of stage and screen face time over the years.
He recently "co-starred" in the historical film "A Dangerous Method." And he is one of the two voluble characters in "Freud's Last Session," a long-running Off Broadway play about an imagined 1939 encounter between a frail Dr. Freud and the much younger writer-scholar C.S. Lewis. The play has its Seattle debut this week, at Taproot Theatre.
Most depictions of Freud conform to the prevalent image of a brainy, stern, bespectacled and bearded shrink with a thick Austrian accent and a (nonsymbolic) cigar in hand.
But who was the still-controversial psychiatrist, really? What does playwright Mark St. Germain make of him, in "Freud's Last Session"?
Daniel Benveniste, a Bellevue clinical psychologist who has studied and often written about Freud's life and psychoanalytic theories, is an adviser to the actors and director Scott Nolte on the Taproot production.
"Freud was not a dramatic figure in life, in the sense of raising his voice or stomping out of a room," says Benveniste. "He had a sense of humor, he could laugh, he had a playful spirit at times. But Freud was a very controlled guy — which doesn't necessarily make for interesting theater."
What fascinates Benveniste and the many fans of St. Germain's one-acter, is its articulate exploration of Freud's thoughts on religion in contrast with the beliefs of Lewis.
Inspired by the best-selling book "The Question of God: C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud Debate God, Love, Sex and The Meaning of Life" by Armand M. Nicholi Jr., the play brings the two intellectual heavyweights together in Freud's office in London, where he lived after fleeing the Nazi occupation of his native Vienna, Austria. (Such a meeting between the two has been rumored, but never verified.)
The colloquy pits Freud (played here by Nolan Palmer), rooted in his Jewish heritage but an atheist who debunked spirituality, against Lewis (played by Matt Shimkus), a longtime nonbeliever who embraced Christianity in his early 30s. (His faith influenced his best-known writings, including the allegorical opus "The Chronicles of Narnia.")
"The play gives an opportunity to get a little peek into Freud's thinking and Lewis' thinking," says Benveniste. "Freud was deeply interested in religion and studied it extensively ... His Jewishness was in his reverence for ideas, community, humor. But he was not religious himself and came to atheism through extensive reasoning and a study of prehistory, archaeology and cultural evolution."
According to Benveniste, Freud considered spirituality to be "nothing but psychology projected into the external world." And he advocated "doing away with magical thinking and illusions."
Benveniste praises the "creative" premise of St. Germain's play and says some things in the script "are very true to Freud's real character." He also finds the dialogue between the men believable, in part because of Freud's documented exchanges about religion with a Swiss Protestant pastor, Oskar Pfister.
"They were close friends from 1908 until Freud's death in 1939. And they debated their different beliefs with such warmth and compassion." (The Pfister-Freud letters have since been collected, and published.)
The highly eloquent Lewis also gets his say, and his due, in this work praised by New York critics as a lively, provocative and witty "war of words." ("Freud's Last Session" is also playing in Chicago, and getting productions in other cities.)
To dig deeper into the philosophies of both men, Taproot is hosting a free panel discussion on April 3 with Benveniste, radio host Dick Staub and the Rev. Earl Palmer. But Benveniste also hopes the play "will stimulate the audience to do their own thinking" about the profound questions it raises.
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The History of Playwicki Farm
In the Beginning......
Archaeology at Playwicki Farm
The Playwicki Farm contains a variety of prehistoric and historic archaeological sites dating from circa 7000/6500 BC through the period of contact between Native Americans and European colonists and extending through the 19th and early 20th centuries. Native American sites dating to prehistoric times represent: a series of hunting and gathering stations and perhaps small, transient camps and areas where useful rock materials were collected by the natives and the production of stone tools initiated. The "jewel" of the Native American sites is 36BU173, where the remains of an historic, early 18th century settlement (attributed to the Lenape/ Delaware Indians) are buried and layered above earlier, prehistoric artifacts deposits. Components of some other Native American sites on the property represent activities carried out by some of the other inhabitants of this settlement. The Playwicki Farm contains areas where additional prehistoric and historic archaeological deposits are anticipated to occur.
Archaeological research has focused on 36BU173, what we have called the Playwicki Farm site. To-date, three houses have been identified in our excavations. Two of them are circular and range from 38 – 40 feet in diameter. Not enough of the third structure has been examined to determine its overall size and shape – but we know that it will be large. The two circular structures are constructed employing wooden wall posts set in a dug trench outlining the shape of the building. The building probably had a pitched roof, with beams laid from the outer wall to interior support posts. This is the first example of this type of native construction that archaeologists have seen in the Delaware Valley. The third building appears to be a more traditionally fashioned, bent-pole wigwam, comparable to the reconstructed example at the nearby Churchville Nature Center. A variety of evidence suggests that the buildings were abandoned and partially stripped of timbers before being destroyed by fire. It is likely that first European colonists who cleared the land for farming are responsible for the burning of the buildings.
Artifacts from the Playwicki Farm site include a variety of stone tools and implements, water-smoothed cobbles used for pounding and grinding, fragments of knives and scrapers and the chips or waste flakes that result from the fashioning and maintenance of stone tools. Also found were fragments of ceramic pots fashioned by the natives. Objects made by and obtained from colonists are rare on the site. There is not that much difference between the native-made artifacts and the kinds of things that you will find on just about any Indian camp or settlement in the Delaware Valley dating to the past 3,000 years. Then what makes the Playwicki Farm artifacts so special? The remarkable thing about the artifacts from 36BU173 is that they ARE so typical of traditional native culture. But the people who were making and using them lived during the early 18th century, during historic times and almost 100 years after Europeans began exploring and settling in the Delaware Valley. We know that many other Indian groups rapidly adopted tools and goods that the Europeans brought with them: metal knives, axes, kettles, pots and guns. In embracing the technology of these outsiders, some native peoples abandoned traditional crafts, such as working stone and making pottery. This, in turn, altered traditional social relations within the community. Some native groups migrated quickly out of the area to get away from the colonists. The existence of a traditional-looking Indian community at 36BU173 is startling given the historical development of the Delaware Valley, the long-term presence of European colonists (farmsteads in the area since 1682) and the colonial government's generally poor attitude regarding native peoples.
What was the relationship between the native inhabitants and local colonists? Why are there so few European-made goods in the archaeological deposits? How did the native inhabitants resist the often overwhelming influence of the Europeans? The Lenape/Delaware's reaction to Europeans is clearly different from that of their native brethren. Why? As a native community surviving in the midst of colonial settlements, the archaeology of Playwicki Farm has much to teach us about human behavior and culture, the forces that act upon them and the resiliency of Lenape/Delaware culture.
To date there have been three archaeological investigations. The first conducted by Henry Mercer in 1893. The Heritage Conservancy then called the Bucks County Conservancy commissioned a study in 1983 and Temple University completed three years of study in 1995. The above text by Dr. Michael Stewart, Department of Anthropology, Temple University.
Playwicki Farm site 36BU173 is being rested, with the hope that one day in the future further studies can be done.


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I just plant mine. Beans can be a little fussy to start. They need warm, moist soil to germinate. Too wet though and they'll rot. Various pests are very fond of bean seeds. A pest may have also eaten the seeds. |
Booberry hit it on the nose on what beans need to germinate. In good warm moist soil they will be fully up within a week. I have the best stand if I plant a day or two after a good rain. Allow the soil to dry only to the point that it can be tilled easily without clumping. Then plant and hope it does'nt rain for a few days. In about three days the beans will start popping up. If it rains within three days after planting the ground compacts and forms a crust making it hard for the beans to break through and many will rot in the ground. If there is no forcast for rain I will soak the area well then till the next day to break up the soil and plant. I get a perfect stand everytime. If when it is time to plant and the forcast is rain and the ground is already wet, I start the plants in pots and transplant. This is also what I do for rare beans that I only have a few seed of. The only seed I have ever soaked and every heard of soaking was Okra until these past couple of post. In my opinion I see no need for it and it would seem there is a greater chance of rot. Rodger |
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I've always dreamed of visiting Australia, and now I know to go when the L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival is happening. If it's anything like this fairytale themed one, that is. Combining two of my loves into one big fiesta, this festival is one I wish I was able to attend.
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Spiritual Direction is a process wherein a person is attentive to inner movements through conversation with a director to discern God's presence in the particulars of life and to respond in how we live. At its best it is a tool of discovering the place where one's deepest desire meets God's invitation.Rev. Fran Thiessen, Spiritual DirectorThe Rev. Fran Thiessen graduated from Union Theological Seminary in 2004 and is extravagantly grateful for her time there. As an ordained Presbyterian Minister, she is the Pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Norwood, NJ and is actively involved in spiritual direction in that region. Rev. Thiessen studied the Art of Spiritual Direction at the Mercy Center in Burlingame, California. She has also earned a Certificate in the Art of Supervision for Spiritual Directors from the Mercy Center and she is currently a member of Spiritual Director's International.ContactBy Appointment Only:email@example.com Chapel from 12:30-5:30 p.m. Every Monday during the Fall semester beginning September 9th and ending December 16thEvery Monday during the Spring semester beginning January 27th and ending May 12th
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Free-scoring Rangers moved up to sixth place in the Championship with a third consecutive win and they have scored 11 goals in their last three games. But it was not all plain sailing for Magilton's side, with Derby taking a two-goal lead courtesy of Paul Dickov's first goal for the club and Robbie Savage's superb free-kick. Adel Taarabt pulled a goal back before half-time and the former Tottenham player was a constant thorn in Derby's side as second-half goals from Gavin Mahon, Jay Simpson and a late Akos Buzsaky penalty sealed the points. Magilton said: "Parts of our play were very, very good, other bits and pieces weren't so - but how can I fault the lads after that. "We switched off for both of their goals. The first goal we conceded was a schoolboy one, the second was good execution from the free-kick. "But our goal just before half-time was crucial and we're playing with great confidence and that showed in the second half when we were absolutely magnificent. "We were top class for long periods in the half and we ran out worthy, worthy winners." He added: "I've no idea where this form will take us. "I'm very much a manager that deals with it game by game but I'm delighted with the direction we're heading in. "Our progression has been steady. We've skipped under the radar which is fabulous, but we're a very grounded group and we won't be letting a result like this get us too carried away." Derby manager Nigel Clough pinpointed two moments that proved pivotal in an open and entertaining contest played in front of another 30,000-plus crowd at Pride Park. He said: "There were two critical things, conceding just before half-time and then again in the 46th minute. "When we were 2-0 up it was important that we got to half-time and then kept it tight for 10 minutes in the second half but we could do neither. "For the free-kick that led to their first goal, we should not be giving them away in that position and then the ball should not have gone around the wall at that height. For the second goal the two centre-halves were sleeping in the 46th minute. "I thought they played extremely well, you saw a side full of confidence who have scored four goals in their last three games and everyone wanted the ball. "But we gave the ball away far too much all over the place."
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The president was outvoted in Bradley County in the November 2012 election by a 3.4 to 1 margin in favor of Republican challenger Mitt Romney. The Romney-Ryan ticket received 27,417 votes compared to 8,035 for the sitting president and vice president.
Republicans, including both the city and county mayor, occupy all of the Cleveland City Council and Bradley County Commission seats. The only remaining elected offices occupied by Democrats are in the legal system.
Bradley County Democratic Party Chair Tammy Magouirk said Obama laid out his vision for a thriving middle class that rewards hard work and gives everyone a fair shot.
"President Obama has never stopped fighting for middle class families. From saving the auto industry and helping students pay for college to securing tax cuts for 98 percent of Americans and taking on a broken health care system. The president and Democrats in Congress have worked to improve the lives of hard-working Americans. Although our country is on the right track, there is more work to be done."
She said President Obama laid out a clear vision for what can be done to spur economic growth and build an economy from the middle class, rebuild a failing infrastructure to help businesses, expand access to affordable health care, education and secure a retirement for people.
"It's time for Republicans in Congress, like U.S. Reps. Chuck Fleishmann and Scott DesJarlais to stop refighting old battles and putting a victory in the polls ahead of a victory for Tennesseans," she said. "It's time for Republicans to work with President Obama on giving the middle class a better bargain."
But, Fleischmann said in a press release the president's corporate tax offer almost identically mirrored his 2012 proposal that never amounted to anything more than words in a speech.
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"Tennessee businesses are tired of the 'Washington knows best' approach that has been embraced by this president," he added. "They are not asking anything of government except for government to get out of the way."
None of the state delegation in Washington opted to make the trip to Chattanooga, including Sen. Bob Corker, a former mayor of that city, who issued the most polite rejection letter to the president.
"I hated for the president to come to my hometown and not accompany him, especially because it would have provided an opportunity for us to talk more about our country's fiscal challenges," the senator said. "But ultimately, with only three days left in this work period and several scheduled hearings and votes today, it seemed best to stay in Washington and do the work Tennesseans elected me to do."
On the state level, Tennessee House Democrats took advantage of Obama's appearance in the state. They applauded the speech on the need to reinvest in building a strong, sustainable middle class.
"We are so proud that President Obama chose Tennessee to present his vision for cutting taxes and investing in job growth," House Democratic Caucus Chairman Mike Turner said. "Under the leadership of former Democratic Gov. Phil Bredesen, House Democrats worked to create a mix of incentives and lower taxes that attracted companies like Amazon and Volkswagen to Tennessee. We are happy to see President Obama use this model of success as the basis for his proposals to expand the middle class."
Turner stated the president's plan, labeled the Grand Bargain 2.0 by some, would involve reforming and lowering the tax code for businesses in order to increase global competitiveness.
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"I can't say enough how great it was to have President Obama choose Chattanooga to present his plan to grow the middle class," said Rep. Joanne Favors, D-Chattanooga.
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Tim Smith serves as Senior Vice President, Director ESG Shareowner Engagement at Walden Asset Management, a division of Boston Trust & Investment Management Company. Walden has been a leader in sustainable and responsible investing (SRI) since 1975. As of December 31, 2013 managed $3 billion in assets for individual and institutional clients.
Mr. Smith joined Walden in October 2000 to lead Walden's ongoing shareholder engagement program to promote greater corporate leadership on ESG issues. This includes company dialogues, shareholder proposals, proxy voting, and public policy advocacy. Among the areas Walden focuses on are sustainability reporting, political spending and lobbying, board diversity, executive compensation and governance, supply chain standards, water use and human rights.
Previously, Mr. Smith served as executive director of Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR) for 24 years. ICCR coordinates corporate responsibility programs for over 275 religious, institutional investors. In 2007, Mr. Smith was named as one of the "Top 100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics" by Ethisphere Institute. In 2008, he was elected as a board member of the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits of the United Methodist Church. In 2010, Mr. Smith received the Bavaria Award for Impact.


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With Panic Prevention, the singer/songwriter's debut LP, the motor-mouthed cockney quips and animated narratives of Jamie T have swept into the musical consciousness of stateside listeners in a lyrical and genre-blending whirlwind. And luckily, for a few select Brooklynites, Jamie T crossed the pond for a handful of solo gigs, one of which graced the petite music-box environs of Williamsburg's Union Pool venue. Armed with nothing more than a "crapped out piece of shit called the bass guitar," the Brit mouth-full spouted through skin and bones renditions of "Calm Down Dearest," "Brand New Bass Guitar," "Sheila," and "If You Got the Money," as well as a cover of Rancid's "Hoover Street." Scroll down and see for yourself; Jamie T's eclectic four-string prowess and rabble-rousing rhymes are poised for a takeover!


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The first time I met Kanye West was at the Power Summit in 2003, when he dropped his first mixtape. He was with Don C, I tried to interview him, but he kinda brushed me off because he was still fresh in the game and he was trying to get to some of the a-list artists himself. This was before the College Dropout dropped, this was around the time that he droppped 'Electric Relaxation 03, just after he dropped the killer verse on 'The Bounce' of the Blueprint 2.
Like everyone else, I've seen his career explode, from being your favourite backpacker too a global superstar. I had Kanye on my show when Dame Dash would hardly let him speak on the mic, I've seen him scream at lighting technicians at the Abbey Road studio rehearsal whilst trying to get that last minute perfection seconds before the doors were due to open. Backstage at the SECC arena in Glasgow he played me 'Homecoming' with Chris Martin a year before it dropped, on 2 seperate occasions he publicly thanked me on the Brits for helping his career in the UK, I could go on, but you get the picture.
I've got a lot of time for Kanye.
A good friend of mine told me that when you go through a traumatic situation, it can either turn you into a recluse or make you a hardened, stronger individual. What Kanye has been through over the last year is impossible to comprehend unless you have experienced some kind of loss yourself.
Kanye has thrown himself into the music and the touring. Love or hate this album, this is his therapy. There is is no doubt that he will get through this, as he has good people around him and he is a strong person. Anyone else would have cracked under the pressure. The Good music after party was one of the few occasions that we've seen him smile this year. That's the power of pure HipHop right?
As always, i'm honoured and privalaged to get an interview with him. If your a fan of his music, this is the one place where you can hear the full album breakdown of '808s & Heartbreak' and hear about the future of Good Music. No bullsh*t gossip or scandal, I don't do trashy interviews.
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Time: November 27, 2010 from 10am to 2pm
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Street: 3469 Zone 3, Pimville
City/Town: Soweto
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ACFS feeds every day 21000 malnourished and HIV/AIDS affected children in Soweto and Alex.
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Maker Faire Bay Area 2014
Making Toys with Maker Tech and Selling Them: Tales from the Frontline
I'll talk about using 3D printing, textile printing, laser cutting and games to make customised toys, and how we brought Makies through traditional toy safety certification and got them onto real shelves at retail. I'll talk about sales, margins, materials, design techniques and software, pitfalls, things to avoid, where the opportunity lies: make it quite a How-To.
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CLT sets up European works council
CLT-UFA Luxemburg, September 20, 1996
CLT today signed an agreement with representatives of employees in Germany, Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, creating a European works council for the CLT Group. The agreement establishes a formal structure for cross-border discussions between management and employee representatives, before European Directive 94/45 CE comes into force.
In setting up this European works council, CLT will allow all employees of Group subsidiaries to receive information and express their views on issues and developments affecting employee interests in work-related areas.
As the agreement was signed, CLT management explained to employee representatives the reasons for the company's decision to suspend the Club RTL digital pay-TV project in Germany and the decision's initial impact. Company representatives noted that efforts were already under way to reassign personnel from units concerned to other positions within the CLT and Bertelsmann Groups. Appropriate accompanying measures are also being examined.


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Economics Research Associates (ERA) was retained to conduct a comprehensive market review for the Walsh Ranch property. This review examines both the primary and secondary markets with respect to current and future demand for residential, office and industrial property, conventional and destination retail.
The Market:
The property will draw from both a primary and a secondary market with:
The Primary market consisting of Parker County and West Central Tarrant County. West Central Tarrant County can be described as the area on the western side of I-35 excluding the areas to the north of Lake Worth and to the south of Benbrook Lake.
A Secondary market exists, taking into account the remaining portions of Tarrant County that were excluded from the Primary market. The Secondary market's contribution to the property is expected to increase as the area east of downtown Fort Worth (between IH-35 and the DFW Airport) nears build-out.
The population of the Primary market is estimated over 500,000 people. Combined, the Primary and Secondary markets represent approximately 1.9 million people (Tarrant County has a population of over 1,800,000 and Parker County's population is over 118,000).
Because of its size, the Walsh Ranch property is suited for a variety of residential types. At build-out, it is estimated that the property will contain over 18,000 homes with an estimated population of over 44,600 people (assuming 2.6 residents per household per the 2000 census). The residential target market is made up of the following characteristics:
Initial home prices ranging from $300,000 for first-time move-up buyers to above $1,000,000 for luxurious estate homes.
The exemplary schools in the Aledo Independent School District will be a marketing draw for the community.
Potential for an active adult component — limiting residents to ages 65 and over.
Mixed-use center living for residents seeking convenience and maintenance free living.
Professionals desiring shorter driving commutes to the central business district, Lockheed Martin/Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base area and the Alliance corridor of Fort Worth.
The owners seek to take advantage of the property's location and size to capitalize on its office, light industrial, and retail market potentials. Taken together the property will have approximately 770 developable acres available for office, industrial, and retail space or an estimated 8.8 million square feet of space.
In addition to its size, the property has many attributes favorable for capturing potential business which include:
Immediate access to the interchange between two major interstates (I-20 and I-30).
Availability of land with superior transportation access and proximity to the Fort Worth CBD, Lockheed Martin/ Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base and the Alliance corridor, and DFWAirport.
Potential work force and/or customers within Walsh Ranch of 37,000 employees at build-out.
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In departing from original hero Corvo and casting you as his nemesis, the Empress-killing Daud, The Knife of Dunwall gives itself room to breathe. You witness familiar events from extremely different perspectives, whilst seeing more of Dunwall's detestable underbelly. Most importantly, the world's key events are given more depth, rather than stretching one character's extraneous sub-stories too thin for this expansion to handle.
This perspective switch is clear from the opening assassination; the same murder that spurs on Corvo's quest for revenge. Wracked by guilt and determined to uncover the mystery behind the name Delilah, Daud goes in search of answers. It's a compelling story from bloody start to abrupt end, and Daud is everything that Corvo wasn't. He has a voice, and an unmistakable presence that Corvo lacked. Where Corvo was a blank slate, Daud arrives fleshed-out, and the story is better for it.
Straight to the point
Choice is still everywhere, from major objectives to your personal play style. Daud has fewer powers, but new gear like arc mines and smoke bombs, and the ability to summon an assassin, fill the gap. Tweaks have been made to Daud's powers, too. Blinking now freezes you in stasis when used mid-air, and you can't see through walls with Void Gaze (a new take on Dark Vision) till you've maxed the ability out.
Level design still invites experimentation, but your tool set nudges you towards combat rather than stealth. The tougher difficulty means you'll likely rely trial and error to get the perfect stealth run, and Daud's arsenal often feels against you if you're not getting into bloody combat.
If there's anything that vanilla Dishonored could have offered more of, it's Dunwall. With two new locations - a stinking whale slaughterhouse, and an area called the legal district - you get some excellent new places to see, so it's disappointing to retread ground in the final mission.
It's also confusing to have such an unsatisfying ending when the initial intrigue is so powerful. Granted, Daud's conclusion comes later in a future DLC expansion, but The Knife of Dunwall is quite obviously severed in two, and the story never gets into its stride. Another lengthy wait, then, but any chance to see more Dunwall and we'll come blinkin'.
By Sam White. Buy Knife of Dunwall here for 800 MP.
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I think I found this recipe in NYTimes cookbook of 30 years ago.
Not sure this is exactly as printed so this is my adaptation. So easy to do, no fuss. Just marinate awhile (30 minutes) in casserole dish, grate parmesan over chicken and bake for 30 minutes or until chicken is 165 degrees.
active time10 minutes
total time45 minutes
Preheat oven to 3501/4 cup Extra Virgin Olive oil
1/4 cup Dry white wine
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 clove garlic, minced or crushed
salt and freshly ground pepper
4 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves
1/4 cup grated Parmesan (or more to taste)
Put the first 5 ingredients in casserole and emulsify. Add chicken breasts and put in refrigerator covered for 30 minutes or more.Sprinkle Parmesan on top. Bake for 30 minutes or until chicken registers 165 degrees. Don't over cook.


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2006 Mazda MAZDA6 s Grand Touring 4dr Sedan
ProsPlenty of power V6 / 3.0L V V T, Awesome handling,best brakes of any car I ever had, outstanding fuel economy for size and weight ( six speed auto/ side shift trans ) low cost of ownership , great looks, reliable,sporty, many safety features .Great in snow and ice with winter package.Outstanding service support from my local Mazda service department ! ConsLacks some latest tech gadgets. TPMS, wiper deicer, This thinks I could add on I suppose !
Clean Cool Zoom Zoom !!! — I bought this car new in 2008 and still love it, I see many current 2012 cars and they don't have the same appeal my Mazda 6 was born with , for the money i payed I am very satisfied. I only wish I could update to high tech gadgets and make it look like it came that way from the factory . Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2006 Mazda MAZDA6 s Sport 4dr Sedan
ProsHandling Cons2006 transmission are not good
Zoom-zoom — I would say my overall likes is the performance, appearance, and cost of ownership. It is also a fun car to drive as well. I own a 2006 and I have had to get the transmission replaced already. Do not buy a used 2006. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2006 Mazda MAZDA6 s Sport 4dr Sedan
ProsHandles great, lots of power, quiet engine, trans shifts smoothly. ConsTurning radius
I Like It — Nicely engineered. Quick when you want it to be, smooth ride, so-so fuel economy. The inside of the cabin area is large enough for me to sit comfortably in on the long hauls. It's my wife's car, She's the nice lady in the picture. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2006 Mazda MAZDA6 s Grand Touring 4dr Sedan
ProsExtremely reliable,good in fuel economy, Looks are very current, handling is awesome. ConsOnly seats 5, Not an AWD.( I fixed that by adding toyo winter tires)
Clean - Cool - Zoom Zoom. — Great acceleration any time, any season driving is always fun ,and frankly very safe . I Like the clean current looks compared to ford fusion (it's clone) and like it better than Camry. fuel economy is good in city and highway , Cost of ownership is better than any other car brand I have ever owned. Mazda is a brand that keeps on improving and have done a fantastic job in taking care of me, my 6 and my wallet ! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2006 Mazda MAZDA6 i 4dr Sedan
Proseverything! Consnothing so far...
My Mazda6 — Performance - brakes fast, takes turns good. Build Quality - Excellent Appearance - very sleek, interior clean Cost - good price, gets great gas mileage and has an 18 gallon tank for long rides Fun Factor - Fun to drive and ride in, Smooth ride Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2006 Mazda MAZDA6 i Grand Touring 4dr Sedan
ProsInterior quality and build quality ConsIf handling is your concern, beware!
Nice Car For What It Was Made For, Touring. — Performance; Acceleration - not bad, nice little v6 Breaking - not bad Handling - bad Appearance - Nice exterior and very nice interior for a GT car Costs - about 24-26mpg average, low maintenance costs Fun Factor - this car is overall a fun car. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2006 Mazda MAZDA6 i Sport 4dr Hatchback
ProsThe look of the car and the handling ConsThere are no negatives
The Best Mazda Can Produce! — The Mazda 6 Sport is the most amazing car ever and fantastic value for money. The handling is great as is the cost of ownership. The look of the Mazda 6 is also great. The handling is very much sporting but you also have a real family car and is great fun to drive. |
2006 Mazda MAZDA6 s Sport 4dr Sedan
ProsAll round good medium size family car! ConsNone found yet!
My Mazda 6 Has Definately Got Zoom Zoom!! — This was the first Brand New car I have owned!. It was an excellent choice! It is very sporty to drive,.. has good pick up for a four Cylinder. It is comfy to drive on long trips, the instruments are simple and easyto see. I love how it handles, ( have had it on race track for driving day) It is very roomy inside, for a medium sized car. We get excellent economy. we average 700kms from a tank with general city driving,.. and we get over 800, almost 900 on the highway .( 64 litre tank) In all I am very happy with the mazda 6. Would definately recommend to other buyers. |
2006 Mazda MAZDA6 i Sport 4dr Hatchback
ProsFun to Drive ConsKinda Loud
Mazda6 Zoom Zoom — It is a great car and fun to drive. It has lots of space with the hatchback with NONE of the looks of a station wagon. Cost of ownership is cheap with the 4 cylinder engine, and it still has enough horses to really move. The transmission also lets you shift manually on this automatic car. |
2006 Mazda MAZDA6 s 4dr Sedan
Prossturdy, sporty, quick throttle response, amazing control Consrear legroom a problem for tall blokes, in mid-summer heat of Dubai the a/c takes time to cool. Other than that, i've found no areas of concern.
Great Sporty Car With Amazing Control — I've had this car for over 2 years now and i have no complaints with it. It handles like a dream, its 2.3 motor gives me the power i need to give other cars a run for its money whether in city traffic or on the highway. Stability at high speeds and cornering is simply awesome makes you want to push it even more. Value for money deal - for what i paid i got 2.3 motor, cruise control, ABS, EBD, 6-Cd changer awesome music system, Leather interiors, climate control, 17" 10 spoke alloys, tubeless high performance Bridgestone tires, 2-tone radiant ebony metallic paint finish, spoiler lip, sports knob gear, triptronic gears, controls on the steering wheel, chrome tipped twin exhausts, halogen head lamps, built-in to head light case fog lamps. I think that's about it. For the same price i paid for this the accord, altima, lumina or the epica don't give the same returns. |
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Love The Look! By jdes656
I fell in love with the look of the car and I really like driving it. Overall, I look forward to having this car for a very long time. I like the way it drives and the feeling of being inside of the c... Read More
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Amazing Powerful Ride By mazda6i
Very comfortable and convenient driving experience. Mileage has to be compromised for power. Bluetooth phone and on steering controls are very handy. 6 CD changer with FM/AM and excellent sound system... Read More
Nice And Classy Car By Kelly
Power 2.5 liter a little gas saver, but sporty still Build Quality - i dont know Appearance - both interior and exterior styling great, buetooth 6 indash cd changer,aux jack, cruise control, power... Read More
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Great Car, Reliable, Dependable And Roomy; Yet Still Fun To Drive! By nathanologist
We got this car for it's great reliability, fun driving experience and roomy interior and cargo space. we've had absolutely no problems and its been a pleasant ownership experience so far. We do howev... Read More
Nice Car By jstokesb
Good car for the money. Excellent family car. Technology package is very convenient and provides nice options. Car is very comfortable and quiet. The car has plenty of space. Our family of four h... Read More
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Epic Car By Erika
I would highly recommend this car to everybody. It handles wonderfully, it runs very smoothly, I have no problems whatsoever. Cost I paid for mine was about in the middle range. I love driving my ca... Read More
Best Manual Sedan For The Price By Andrew
Performance: Quick, good handling, smooth shifter, easy clutch Build Quality: Had it for just under 6 months and no problems yet Appearance: Smooth, yet aggressive exterior, clean, focused interior ... Read More
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The Special Parent Information Network (SPIN) announces the 26th Annual SPIN Conference, titled "SPIN the Case for Evidence-Based," to be held on Saturday, April 21, 2012 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa Campus Center. Since 1986, SPIN has been organizing conferences to give families of children with disabilities an opportunity to gain valuable information and meet and network with other parents and professionals. It's a time to get reenergized for the sometimes challenging job of parenting and advocating for our children with special needs. The conference showcases 16 workshops on topics including: universal design for learning, positive behavioral supports, the Individualized Education Program (IEP), transition, autism, sensory integration, social skills, positive behavioral supports and much more. State Department of Education Superintendent Kathryn Matayoshi, will give the opening remarks. In addition, there will be table displays showcasing agencies and programs that provide support to children and youth with disabilities and their families.
The registration fee is $25 per parent (or $35 for two family members attending together), or $35 per professional. Registration forms are available at www.spinhawaii.org.Limited airfare scholarships for neighbor island parents are available, so attendees are urged to reserve their seats early by contacting SPIN at (808) 586-8126. On neighbor islands, dial one of the following island-specific exchange number and then extension 6-8126: Kaua'i – 274-3141; Hawai'i – 974-4000; Maui – 984-2400; Moloka'i & Lana'i – 1-800-468-4644.The conference is held in partnership with: Center on Disability Studies; Community Children's Council Office; state Department of Education; Developmental Disabilities Council; Disability & Communication Access Board; Early Intervention Section; Good Beginnings Alliance; Hawai'i Families As Allies; Hilopa'a Family to Family Health Information Center; Learning Disabilities Association of Hawai'i/Hawai'i Parent Training & Information Center; Maternal & Child Health Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental & Related Disabilities (MCH LEND).
Printed and electronic copies of the registration form may be obtained by contacting Jan Tateishi or Susan Rocco at (808) 586-8126 or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com Special Parent Information Network (SPIN) is a project of the state's Disability and Communication Access Board and the Department of Education. Its purpose is to enhance the participation of parents with children with disabilities in the decision making process involving their child's education. SPIN's responsibilities are to: provide parent-to-parent support through the SPIN "warm-line" to assist parents in accessing services for their child with a disability; and promote parent involvement in the education of their child with special needs through information about the special education process, due process options, and parent-professional partnerships.


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Unto Their Majesties King Felix and Queen Eva, Their Excellencies Baron Hanbal al Barbary and Baroness Ute
von Tangermünde, the Seneschal of Stormhold Lady Annabelle Perot, and the populace of Stormhold, does
Maestra Antonia di Lorenzo send greetings and do here announce my intent to be considered as a candidate for the
position of Baroness of Stormhold.
I recognise that it is an unusual and perhaps controversial step to apply for the position solo, however there is
successful precedent in Lochac and I believe that the qualities which I can offer the Barony significantly outweigh
the potential disadvantages. I have given considerable thought to the duties and responsibilities of the role and to
possible baronial partners before making this application.
Within the Barony of Stormhold there are a number of potential candidates who are not able to consider taking on
the roles of Baron and Baroness at this time because of their family and work obligations. I have the time and
resources to commit to this position for several years and I am a mature and capable person, self-employed,
financially secure and in good health.
In terms of the skills I can offer, I have served as an officer in the RAAF, where I gained training and experience
in leadership and management, teaching and public speaking, and large scale planning. I have also previously
undertaken a number of public relations duties both within Australia and overseas, including a twelve month
student exchange in Sweden and a role as an Australian representative at ANZAC Day services in Malaysia.
Through my previous and current professional positions I am at ease with discussing sensitive topics and handling
confidential information. Within the SCA I have served on two Royal households and am currently the baronial
A&S officer. I often travel to events outside the Barony and have a wide network of friends across the Kingdom.
Addressing the question of whether I could manage the position without a baronial partner, I believe that I have
the key skills: the ability to multi-task and to maintain a healthy balance between SCA and non-SCA
commitments, and the ability to delegate. I believe that it is not the role of a leader to do everything personally,
but instead to provide direction and to encourage and assist others to develop the necessary skills and confidence
to do things themselves. As Baroness I would be working closely with the Barony's officers and members of the
populace to set goals and make plans for Stormhold, and providing the leadership and inspiration to help the
Barony realise those goals. I am well versed in negotiating a balance between SCA and non-SCA responsibilities:
during my time in the SCA so far I have combined a professional medical career, single parenting of a teenager
and undertaking major home renovations with numerous SCA duties at both local and Kingdom level, including
catering, teaching, and some fairly ambitious arts and sciences projects culminating in being elevated to the Order
of the Laurel in 2012.
I am proud to be a part of the Barony of Stormhold and have a high regard for its culture. My desire is to see
Stormhold continue to thrive and grow in its identity and traditions, valuing the seeking of authenticity and quality
workmanship while maintaining a welcoming atmosphere and a sense of fun and spectacle. I would actively
discourage any who seek to sow discord or to undermine the efforts of others. There are many differing views on
what the SCA should be and how to achieve this, and in the resources and abilities of our members: I wish to
respect this diversity and to reward all efforts within the Barony, but also to encourage more active participation,
recognising that it is only by the combined efforts of all members that we can sustain the group in the longer term.
My intention is to work closely with the Barony and the Kingdom on developing innovative recruitment
strategies, in actively recruiting new members and in endeavouring to make their experience a rewarding one.
As part of the baronial team I would encourage more of our members to take on officer and stewarding roles and
would assist in making this process less intimidating and burdensome by increasing mentoring and support by
more experienced members, and by improving our methods of preserving and passing on corporate knowledge.
I also intend to continue fostering Stormhold's activities as part of the greater Kingdom, encouraging wayfaring
both to and from the Barony, championing those who represent the Barony in martial, service and arts and
sciences activities, and representing our Barony by continuing to travel to events in other parts of the Kingdom.
To serve the Barony as its next Baroness would be a great privilege and an honour.
Yours in service,
Antonia di Lorenzo OL
Candidate Q&A in the comments section at the bottom of the page
Curriculum Vitae
Award of Arms December 2009
Star and Lily June 2011
Royal Cypher (Gabriel II and Constanzia II) June 2011
Cockatrice December 2011
Laurel June 2012 (painting, medieval art materials and techniques, medieval technology)
Royal Cypher (Siridean II and Margie) July 2012
Guildmaster of the Lochac Painters and Limners Guild, hold monthly guild workshops in Melbourne.
Stormhold Baronial Arts and Sciences officer.
other SCA activities:
feast catering and making feast subtleties (have current food handler's and food safety supervisor's certificates)
calligraphy/illumination for the Barony eg fealty scrolls, thank you letters and award scrolls
King's Liveryman for the reign of Gabriel and Constanzia
Royal Scribe for the reign of Siridean and Margie
write a medieval trivia column (5 Things About...) for the Stormscroll baronial newsletter
research + teaching especially in the areas of painting and woodworking
write a blog (My Medieval Life) which includes downloadable workshop/class notes and other resources
Medical practitioner, currently working as a surgical assistant in the private hospital sector in Melbourne.
Self-employed, but with a reasonably regular schedule, minimal after hours and weekend work.
Studied medicine at Sydney University 1984-1988
Intern at Repatriation General Hospital Concord, Sydney 1989
Junior resident medical officer at Austin Hospital, Melbourne 1990
RAAF undergraduate scheme 1986-1990
Full time RAAF medical officer 1991-1995
RAAF specialist reserve 1996-1997
RAAF civilian contract medical practitioner at various Sydney locations 1998-1999
Deputy medical DISPLAN co-ordinator for Gippsland region 1994-1995
The RAAF service involved medical duties, occupational health and safety monitoring, aviation medical examiner,
leadership/management, teaching, conference presentations, setting up and running field medical facilities,
re-writing the medical section of the airfield emergency plan for RAAF Base Sale and running the (military) medical
aspects of a large scale disaster simulation.
Surgical assisting 2002-present
Born in New Zealand, moved to Australia aged 12.
Divorced, not in a relationship.
One teenage daughter who is also involved in the SCA. She completes VCE studies this year.
Student exchange to Sweden for 12 months 1981-1982 (spent the academic year in a Swedish high school).
St John Ambulance Australia volunteer 1980-1993
(volunteer first-aider, instructor, creating case scenarios and judging for first aid competitions)
Fine art folio preparation course 2001 at CAE Melbourne, plus short courses in drawing,
modern and medieval painting, mosaics, calligraphy, bookbinding and printmaking.
Q. You are known for your A&S and Service however you do not participate in martial activities. What are you plans on supporting this crucial aspect of Stormhold's growth?
A. I see myself as providing support and inspiration to our Barony's martial activities. I am keen to continue the Barony's current activities in developing a more cohesive fighting force, such as a structured training program and things which add to our martial presence such as baronial fighter tabards, shield covers, banners etc. I will need to work closely with the group marshalls and the Captains of the Baronial Guard, Rapier and Archery to monitor both the individual progress of fighters and that of the Barony as a fighting unit. In the past I have not paid a great deal of attention to the actual fighting at events, partly because in most cases I did not have any personal stake in it. As Baroness I will most definitely be cheering on all our combatants at both local events such as monthly bash and Twilight Tourney, in the distant events I already attend such as Festival, Canterbury Faire and Great Northern War and (next year, after my daughter finishes VCE) in attending some additional fighting events. With these different priorities in mind, I would scale back my personal A&S activities and focus on Baronial activities.
Q. Do you see equality of inspiration as being a part of chivalry and something that you would acknowledge in your court?
A. Most definitely.
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This has been going on for a couple of years. Can't figure it out. I've tried fungicides and bug-a-cides, nothing has worked. Superthrive has been keeping the plant growing and fighting, but I'd like to get rid of this plague.
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Letter to Harold: Extraordinary Things Have Happened!
By Samuel ChiangDecember 2010
(Editor's note: This "letter" is dated ten years from now. It is from Samuel Chiang to his friend, Harold Smith, president/CEO of Christianity Today International. Chiang details the wonderful things God has done since 1 December 2010.)
1 December 2020
Dear Harold,
I cannot believe ten years has passed since the last Lausanne Congress in Cape Town. That was a wonderful event! Despite unprecedented economic challenges, as I look back over the past ten years, I see many extraordinary happenings in the Church around the world and in missions. It has truly been a remarkable ten years. Seldom has so much happened in such a short span of time in the history of missions. Let me take a few moments to share eight things that are especially exciting to me.
First, the Church in the Philippines has taken on the global role to speak into the reality of human trafficking. The Philippines has long been known for sending their compatriots across Asia and the Middle East. Over the last ten years, they have stood up to respond to the issue of human trafficking as well. With their wide network of mission colleagues dispersed from Tokyo to Tunis, they have banded together not only to identify the issue, but also to stem the tide of human trafficking. By speaking into the issue and demonstratively implementing action plans, the world has come to appreciate the Church in the Philippines.
Second, we are very close to reaching the last unengaged Unreached People Groups. Hasn't it been amazing to watch how God has orchestrated this movement? Table 71, which was formed from Amsterdam 2000, along with many tables from Cape Town 2010 and other networks, have been working to engage the 2,252 unengaged unreached people groups at the start of the last decade.
There are now only forty-one people groups left that do not have a single verse of Scripture in their own heart language. This vision for ZERO people groups left to be engaged has spurred on a collaborative effort among ministries and the donor world. Their common view that all people groups should at least have the stories from the Bible in oral form—and possibly leading to printed scripture—spun off new partnerships and collaborative networks at a breathtaking pace. We are able to celebrate today because of extraordinary collaboration and partnerships among mission agencies and donors across the world.
Third, two important reset buttons were pushed in this past decade. Theological education and creation care have made sharp course changes in this past decade, which left many of us astounded and spurred us on to re-examine the future. Wasn't it a surprise to see highly-ensconced theological institutions join the movement of non-accredited Bible institutions so that they may properly assist the Church in the role of leadership development, discipleship, and apprenticeship? And with many cities moving towards a model for electric cars similar to that of the mobile phone utility model, Christian creation care enthusiasts finally decided to press the reset button and focus on tangible ways to integrate micro reality with reflective theology.
Fourth, the Business as Mission (BAM) movement has undergirded several missionary movements globally. The Church in China finally woke up to the fact that their Back-to-Jerusalem movement fervor needed proper and real mechanisms to work in the continually difficult areas of Central Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. Missiologists have been saying for years that there needs to be "stopping" or "resting" points for the movement. In this last decade, due to global currency wars, trade wars, migration patterns, etc., the BAM movement has taken off as the platform of choice, with new funding mechanisms that have built-in sustainability.
Rev. Samuel Chiang was born in Taiwan, grew up and worked in Canada (Ernst & Young), and graduated from Dallas Seminary, where he also served on staff. He served with the Church in China and has written extensively on China, Asia, and orality. Formerly the COO for TWR, currently he serves as the executive director of the International Orality Network. |


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Since most of what we do around here is viewed through the fantasy prism, I'm a little conflicted about Jason Witten's game-time decision being a positive one for those who own him, myself included. From a fantasy perspective, Witten being active is clearly a chance for us to claim victory over an early-season injury scare.
From a reality perspective, it seems stupid, and maybe even a little barbaric.
This is a lacerated internal organ we're talking about here (his spleen), and as recently as this morning widespread reports indicated that Witten was cleared to play in Week 2, but he wouldn't play tonight. It's been just over three weeks since he sustained the injury, so suddenly his health changed drastically in the past 24 hours?
He was listed as doubtful on the Cowboys' injury report, and now his surprise appearance comes following a miraculous turnaround and a last-minute clearance by team doctors. More realistically, the Cowboys caved knowing the frailty of their offensive line and Tony Romo's desperate need for his security blanket, and they put the team's needs ahead of Witten's. When players are severely unhealthy in their 50′s, it's nights like this that they can look back on with regret. But hey, this is how tough guys roll, brah.
As far as fantasy is concerned, again, this isn't a muscle or bone that's healed and is now close to full function. It's an internal organ, so it's very difficult to gauge if Witten is only healthy enough to play, but isn't really Witten yet. Whether or not you make the last minute switch depends on your level of risk tolerance, especially with the lack of time Romo will have while he tries to keep his ass from touching turf.


text: Just came back from a great week at WDW. We went on the Tommorowland Transit Authority. As you know it goes through Space Mountain. When we went through, the lights were on and you could see the whole coaster. The ride was down for repairs I guess. Looked a little earie. The ride is not that big when you see it like this. Has anyone else seen this?:mickey:


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Proposal: One Percent Income for Charity Foundation
Dear all,
I really appreciate the way this mail is written.I am basically from india & i can understand what the mail wants. what i m doing is i m paying a certain percentage of my salary every month for the needy.It sounds very difficult initially but as soon as u start it month by month u will realize that it is what we r bound to do & the level of satisfaction u reach is unbeleivable. so my suggestion is, start from a family which resides very near to u & who really require ur help in terms of food,cloth ,stuy etc etc.later on u can find many such families & u will definately want to give them ur portion of money by cuttting ur extra luxuries insha allah.
As u do the niyah for that then allah wil give u reward from that day itself before giving.
Pray for me .
Take care.
Allah hafiz.
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 12:54 PM, saima ghafoor <seema.ghafoor@ hotmail.com> wrote:
Dear all,
Currently in Pakistan , some people are selling their off springs or committing suicide just because there is not enough to eat ,
Some friends have brain stormed and suggested that if everyone contributes 2% of their income to supply for basic material such as wheat, grains etc to any needy family you are aware of (who can not beg and they don't have resources to fulfill their needs), you would not only be doing them a favor but also saving your own life in the hereafter, because only salat and fasting wont help us in the next life, we cant ignore these misfortune people's cry today. Please give practical suggestions to what can be done to improve the situation , plus on your own level try to save others lives and future. If everyone makes some contribution at their own level I'm sure we will make at a difference in a few lives. it is your conscious no one is looking at what you are doing except your Allah and He will reward you in the next world for these efforts .
think about it what if it were you or me.
Can we think of starting a "1% charity foundation" of professionals of Bangladesh?
Imagine if we can have a fund from 1000 professionals with the income of tk 30,000/month each, we will have a fund of (30,000x1%x1,000= 300x1,000=) tk 3,00,000/month.
So many things can be done with thins money/month while everyone is paying only tk 300/month!!


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In a quiet cul-de-sac on a hill, Boonah Hilltop Cottage is a fully-renovated 1930s home. The spacious front deck offers excellent views of Boonah, with an outlook to Mt. French and Cunningham's Gap from the rear garden. It sleeps up to eight guests and is suitable for couples, families and groups.
... moreThere is a queen-sized bedroom with ensuite, a second bedroom with a double bed. The cottage also has four single beds. A bathroom with a double spa bath, toilet and laundry facilities is provided. A fully equipped kitchen is available and an initial breakfast hamper is provided for all guests.
The main living area includes television, DVDs, and a cosy fireplace. There is an open-plan sitting and dining room with air conditioning provided to most areas.
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One hour's drive from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, it is a perfect spot to get away from it all and yet have it all nearby.
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Workplace Communication Skills
Do lawyers need their own advertising agency?
It might horrify some lawyers to know that they have been at the forefront of advertising. But lawyer turned ad agency founder, Ralph Grayden, says that one technique lawyers have been using for years has now become the hottest trend in the world of advertising and marketing. Continue reading "Do lawyers need their own advertising agency?" »
Is the Press Release Dead?
Why businesses can still get ahead by using press releases
A press release can help grow your business and profile, build credibility and awareness
Press releases should be an integral part of any business's marketing strategy
In the era of social media where news breaks instantly and reporting has become crowdsourced, does the humble press release still have a place? Ralph Grayden and Emma Sorensen, directors of communications agency Antelope Media, believe that now, more than ever, the press release offers businesses a unique opportunity to get ahead. Continue reading "Is the Press Release Dead?" »
How often should you blog?
The most common question people ask us about content marketing is how often they need to blog.
It usually goes something like this: "Do I really need to say something every single hour/day/week/fortnight/month? I just don't think I'm that interesting."*
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Why so much content marketing is bad… (And five ways you can make yours better)
Content marketing is the hottest thing in marketing and advertising right now. In the past 12 months every marketer worth their salt has put together a content marketing strategy, selling it as a way to build trust and brand awareness, have meaningful conversations, [insert yet another marketing cliche here], and so on…
Putting all the fluff aside, there is a lot to be said for using content as a way of driving business. Hey, we're well aware this article is a form of content marketing and we wouldn't have bothered posting it if we didn't think it'd benefit Antelope Media. Besides, content marketing has always been a part of how we help our clients. Continue reading "Why so much content marketing is bad… (And five ways you can make yours better)" »
Lessons in making social media work
Nothing beats getting the inside word from one of the biggest players in world media.
The New York Times' Social Media Desk has published a fabulous article about what worked and what didn't in 2013. The title is great and on its own deserves a click: If a tweet worked once, send it again — and other lessons from The New York Times' social media desk.
Nice huh? It's a case in point for why they're so successful at what they're doing out there in the Twitterverse.
How to get people to open your emails
You've slaved away on the stories for your eNewsletter. But then your tech guys send out the email with a subject line like "November Newsletter". So no one even opens it, let alone bothers to read the perfect stories you've crafted. What a wasted opportunity.
These days we all need to be part-time marketers, because we all send emails, no matter what our job. But what's the point of sending an email if no one opens and reads it?
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How do you learn to write? 6 tips to improve your writing
"You learn to write by writing. It's a truism, but what makes it a truism is that it's true." – William Zinsser, On Writing Well
The sad news is that there are no shortcuts to writing well. But we can let you in on a little secret: the best way to learn to write is to practice. You simply need to write.
While practice might be the cornerstone of learning to write well, there are some other simple ways you can improve your skills: Continue reading "How do you learn to write? 6 tips to improve your writing" »
3 tips for editing your own writing
"Write with the door closed, rewrite with the door open." - Stephen King, author.
Writing and editing are not separate processes. To some degree, good writing IS good editing. But you can't write and edit at the same time, and you need to do both to produce good writing.
As William Zinsser, American writer, editor and critic, argues: "the essence of writing is rewriting. Very few writers say on their first try exactly what they want to say… A piece of writing must be viewed as a constantly evolving organism… If the process is sound, the product will take care of itself."
Increasingly, writing is part of what most people do for a living. But unless you're a novelist or journalist you're unlikely to have the benefit of a professional editor, so here are three tips for editing your own writing. Continue reading "3 tips for editing your own writing" »
It ain't your grammar: Why structure matters more
"It is necessary to know grammar, and it is better to write grammatically than not, but it is well to remember that grammar is common speech formulated. Usage is the only test. I prefer a phrase that is easy and unaffected to a phrase that is grammatical." - William Somerset Maugham, The Summing Up, (1938)
For some years I worked as an editor, commissioning articles for websites. One thing people would often say to me when they felt unsure of the work they were submitting was: "Oh my grammar is terrible, you'll need to check it".
They were right in one sense. There was usually something wrong with what they'd written. But it was rare, if ever, that their grammar alone was letting them down.
In most cases it was the structure. What they were saying didn't read well because they hadn't given enough thought to what they were writing about. This meant that they hadn't planned their writing properly, and that lack of planning showed. Continue reading "It ain't your grammar: Why structure matters more" »


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This section will help solve the most common problems you may encounter with your appliance.
Handy Hints
- For easier cleaning, spill-overs should be removed as quickly as possible - this is especially the case with ceramic cooking surfaces.
- Make sure the bottom of saucepans etc. is dry before leaving on ceramic surface.
- Try to size-match the diameter of the cooking utensil with the cooking zone.
- If you can't see a bottom element in your oven, you must avoid using any covering on (or cooking on) the oven floor as the linear will be damaged.
- When using "Fan Bake" in multifunction cookers, pre-heat the oven to 30°C higher than the recipe calls for, then turn down before loading. Remember, fan baking will cook at 20-30°C lower than conventional cooking temperatures.
- Avoid spraying caustic oven cleaners on fan blades, racks and shelves.
- If your cooker is fitted with a 24 hour digital clock, add 1200 to any setting after midday i.e. 3pm becomes 1500 hours.
For further information please refer to your machine's warranty & service card.
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