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I have long felt that it is a BIG mistake for the conservatives to attach their religious agenda to their political agenda.
From a religious standpoint, it's bad religion (not to be confused with Bad Religion). I personally believe that the best way to show people the unconditional love and grace of Jesus Christ is to … well, show them the unconditional love and grace of Jesus Christ yourself. Most people will not accept Jesus as their Lord and Savior just because someone judged them harshly, hit them over the head with the Bible, and told them they were going to burn in hell. Instead of using the government to force social change, we should be living our faith by reaching out to others in our communities with love and compassion.
From a political standpoint, it sets a bad, bad, bad, bad precedent. Once it is established that the government can make laws based on a moral imperative, you end up with this – the "Spiritual Left" and their "Spiritual Covenant with America."
Rest assured, I will do many more posts on the separate tenets of this nightmare policy, but for now, I will focus on this little gem:
The Social Responsibility Amendment (SRA) to the U.S. Constitution that we propose requires corporations to get a new corporate charter once every ten years which would only be granted to those corporations which could prove to a jury of ordinary citizens that it had a satisfactory history of social responsibility.
Okay, let me get this straight. The "Spiritual Left" wants to put it in our constitution that corporations must adhere to some arbitrary standard of "social responsibility" or they can't do business?
In other words, they want to write it into the constitution that leftists get to call the shots in order for businesses to be able to continue to exist.
Where do they get the right to exert such a heavy-handed policy? From the same place that the so-called "Religious Right" gets the authority to use legislation to further their social agenda – from God.
This is exactly why I have long thought the GOP needs to stick to the issues of freedom – free-market, lower taxes, less intrusive government – because if everyone agrees that it is okay to make government more intrusive as long as it is attached to some sort of moral imperative handed down by a higher power, we are going to end up with liberals controlling every aspect of our country's political and economic landscape in the name of their "progressive" spiritual mission.


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The two photos posted are the current design. (we will be attempting to post photos in a few minutes.) Issue #1: This bathroom is desperately in need of upgrades in products/colors, etc. We thought we could improve upon the layout while making tile/counter top, etc improvements. Do you see a better layout opportunity? Issue #2: Do you see additional design/feature opportunities? (ex. wall-cut-ins, cool fixtures which bring in a master bath feeling??) Issue #3: The age old question---This is our master bath. Do we have to have the jaccuzi tub? We may be moving in a year. We currently live in MN. There is no way we could keep the current icky tile,color/counters. Yes, we do have a shower/tub in the guest bathroom. Issue #4: Sure, it would be nice to not have to do major plumbing moves but if you can improve upon the design and it only adds reasonable (??$1000??) of a professional plumber's time--it wouldn't make me panic. I think we've become concerned with moving anything because people comment on the difficulty/cost so often. Flaws:
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Here's my two cents - as a realtor and a homeowner- based on the layout drawing: I think the two sinks are not a good idea. A key reason for two sinks is for two people to be able to get ready at the same time but this layout prohibits two people using sinks at the same time. I'm worried buyers will get too wrapped up in the awkwardness of it. The obvious thing would be put two sinks on the long vanity, even if they are close together. Also, I've seen people hang oval mirrors over a window both for practicality and privacy. I second the idea of glass walls - it opens the space and makes it look more modern. Hope this helps. |
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Hello, I'm looking for feedback on the attached island layout. A friend looked at it and commented, "hmm, two sinks in an island, I've never seen that." I am now panicking that we've done it wrong. It seems to me that the island is big enough to accommodate and still have plenty of room. (I'm also nervous about island size, but not sure what to do about that - I've already shrunk it considerably.) We have the unusual problem of a house built for giants and I don't want rooms to feel cavernous. Thank you! I'm nervously awaiting responses... |
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- Posted by GreenDesigns (My Page) on Thu, Mar 21, 13 at 20:17
I don't care for it from a functional standpoint. There's not really a lot of prep room on that tiny end, and that's where you WILL be trying to prep. I'd prefer to see the rest of the adjacent space to figure out where the cleanup zone could be moved so you could have the whole island for prep. |
The layout did not show up with the post on my computer. It looks like GreenDesigns must be able to see it, but for some reason I cannot. |
- Posted by sleepypage (My Page) on Fri, Mar 22, 13 at 2:48
I tried again - had a long day and am apparently punchy. I wonder if I should consider two islands? Perpendicular to each other. @greendesigns - you are right about space constraints. The clean up sink could go on the one across from pantry (where I will store dishes) and the prep sink across from the range on the larger island. Doing this would give me room for undrcabinet vermicomposting station by prep sink but are two islands ostentatious? I mean more ostentatious than the 19by 17 kitchen? We have three kids, an occasional exchange student and entertain one catered dinner a year for fifty people, plus christmas, thanksgiving, which can be up to fifteen or so depending on who is around. So, this is a working kitchen (and I am the working cook). Thank you both for your help; some of this design details slipped past us during a medical crisis and I'm playing catch-up. |
- Posted by sleepypage (My Page) on Fri, Mar 22, 13 at 2:53
Also, that's the whole kitchen. The doors to right lead out to living/dining rooms and doors across from island lead to back patio. |
- Posted by debrak_2008 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 22, 13 at 7:38
Must you have that tall cabinet on the left of the cooktop? I would put the prep sink there. |
- Posted by muskokascp (My Page) on Fri, Mar 22, 13 at 10:16
I have a large island too (10'4" X 58") with the 33" stages prep sink close to the end by the refrigerator - similar to what you have but with the prep sink on the long end of the island. My cooktop is on a long run similar to what you have. My clean-up sink is about where you have the tall cabinet. If you can do without the tall cabinet then you could move the ovens down to that end and put the prep sink where the oven/mw is now. I agree that moving one of the sinks off the island would work best. Do you plan on having seating at the island because prepping on the short end will have stuff overflowing on both sides of the sink as it stands now. Your prep space is too small given how busy your kitchen sounds and also considering how much space your kitchen has. |
- Posted by athomeinva (My Page) on Fri, Mar 22, 13 at 10:31
Maybe you do not need a prep sink at all? If you prep on the island then you already have a sink, no way would I get rid of any of the cabinets or split the island in two just to have a prep sink. If you are planning on the main sink being a single bowl and that is why you would like a prep sink then it may make more sense to look into a large double bowl sink, or even installing two sinks side by side (would not be my ideal but some have done it.) |
- Posted by sleepypage (My Page) on Fri, Mar 22, 13 at 10:57
Oh my, thank you all for good ideas to think about. I considered dumping the prep sink but most of what I've read is it so handy when multiple cooks are around - and I do have helpers when we have a big meal. I thought about switching oven to the right side and putting microwave under island. That would clear space for a sink along wall by stove. Would I want to put the clean up sink there so mess is more hidden? Having a separate island for clean up sink and dw's would solve that issue plus alleviate traffic along the sink/range aisle. I'm picturing a crowded pathway when dishes unloaded and if you need to get into oven. What do ya'll think? |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Fri, Mar 22, 13 at 13:25
I think you could use a prep sink, since the main sink is directly across from your cooktop...and anyone helping will be in your primary work area. Any chance you could expand the pantry a bit, move the door over and add a prep sink next to the fridge? It would be nice to have some kind of landing area over there, since your only place to set things down is across a walkway...over at the island. Just an idea :) |
Is symmetry very important to you - more important than functionality? I'm asking b/c I see several annotations and design elements that lead me to believe that either an architect designed this kitchen or symmetry is extremely important to you. Architects are very poor kitchen designers, btw. |
- Posted by sleepypage (My Page) on Sat, Mar 23, 13 at 13:34
Agreed! It's a crazy, too symmetrical layout. It's impractical for my lifestyle. How to solve? I like the idea of losing tall cabinet except that my back is to the lovely view outside. I'm leaning toward splitting it up into two workstations perpendicular to each other. One, with clean up sink and DWs facing living area and the other with a prep sink facing outdoors. Thank you all for the input, I will update on how it all turns out... |
Your back is only to the lovely view if you're using a prep sink on the stove run, right? If you want to look at the view, stand at the main sink. What I mean is you won't use the prep sink constantly, just when you have helpers and two people need sinks at the same time. And not to mention, if you're at a prep sink you're prepping, not gazing out at the view. So don't worry about whether someone using the prep sink can see the view. Add my vote to the pile for ditching (or moving) the tall cabinet and putting your prep sink there. |
Wait a sec. The fridge is on the left, isn't it? So the prep sink should go where the ovens are. |
- Posted by sleepypage (My Page) on Sat, Mar 23, 13 at 16:40
But I want to have my cake and eat it, too...Really I see that as a feasible option but one that doesn't alleviate the issue of a highly trafficked pathway between range and island. There is a giant room and all the work is crammed along one side...I'm going measure it all out in the space and to meet with cabinet maker and see what most cost-effective solution is. |
In many ways, your basic layout is similar to mine, but I think my back wall is longer than yours and I can therefore fit my clean up sink and DW there. Where does the opening below the frig lead to? Can you move the frig north and steal some pantry space? Looks like a really big opening that you might be able to reduce. What is that short wall to the left of the oven/mw? Is the dining room the only eating area? If so, you might want to really consider moving the frig north. It's going to be quite a hike to get items out of the frig and into the DR. If you can make it more of a direct walk past the island it might be better. |
- Posted by sleepypage (My Page) on Sat, Mar 23, 13 at 19:08
Yes, I've already told the architect to make the pantry opening smaller. I could put the fridge further north( which way is north, though? im left-handed, the world is backwards to me.) and put prep sink there, I could scratch the prep sink. You are right, the fridge is quite a hike from all points. How about putting oven/mw where tall cab is, prep sink in place of oven/mw? Seems at this point least expensive changes to plans in progress. Should I put something across the room in the vast expanse of space? |
- Posted by sleepypage (My Page) on Wed, Mar 27, 13 at 12:24
Has this kitchen been saved? Obviously a rough draft, but you get the idea. View is now toward the living area, prep and main sink separated, plus room for a table now. Thoughts? |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Wed, Mar 27, 13 at 14:15
I like the sink closer to the fridge...but now it's a long way between your fridge and range. What about reworking that 'fridge/freezer' wall and from top to bottom (in your picture) have the fridge, counter, prep sink, maybe a bit more counter space (what's the box next to the prep sink?) and then the freezer...maybe tall cabinet or broom closet on the end? You want your fridge, one sink and range to make a good working triangle, with not too many steps in between. I like the table in the kitchen :) |
- Posted by sleepypage (My Page) on Thu, Mar 28, 13 at 22:35
Thank you for feedback, lavender_lass. I'm subscribing to the school of thought that pulls the fridge out of the triangle to decrease traffic congestion. It's now closer to table for ease of access. Also, I'm working with only two sides in this kitxhen due to large windows filling one one and large entrance on the other. The box by the clean up sink on the side is a DW. What a relief to have figured out this puzzle, so happy for all the input. |
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Lew Burdette who was the MVP of the 1957 World Series when the Milwaukee Braves defeated the powerful New York Yankees passed away February 6th a victim of lung cancer. He was eighty years old. The 1957 World Championship was the only one the Braves ever won in Milwaukee.
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He continued his winning ways through 1960 when he won 19 and in 1961 he logged 18 victories. His win total dropped to 10 in 1962. He started 1963 with the Braves but then went to the Cardinals. He began 1964 with the Cards but then went to the Cubs. Lew opened 1965 with the Cubs but ended the season with the Phillies.
In 1966 and 1967 he played with the Angels. He retired after 18 seasons in which he totaled 203 wins. He had a lifetime ERA of 3.66 with 1,074 strikeouts. He even had 31 career saves.
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Sermons on James 2
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Showing partiality toward others, either because of their race or their riches, reveals a lack of trust in Jesus.
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James 2:14-26
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Here's a clever travel invention that's currently looking for backers in KickStarter live fashion via Indiegogo. The Atomyzer is billed as the world's first smartphone case that sprays liquid. The case houses a refillable cartridge that can hold your favorite fragrance, hand sanitizer or even pepper spray. The idea came as the answer to a simple […]
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Is this the way of the future? CheapAir.com (I've never booked with them before) just released a new, free, mobile app which features a voice-activated flight search function. The app uses semantic language technology for its easy search free-form website search and can be used on the iPhone 4S and iPad 3.
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Kane McKeesport is working diligently to put the "home" into nursing home. Within the next few weeks, Kane McKeesport will celebrate the groundbreaking on its Home-Life project. This project is designed to follow recommendations made by the Pennsylvania Culture Change Coalition which strives to improve long-term care by recognizing residents as individuals, workers as skilled caregivers and aging as another stage of life.
As part of the Home-Life project, the Center plans to remodel the 2nd floor dining and recreation areas. Curtains and light fixtures will be replaced, tables and cabinets will be resurfaced and the walls will get a fresh coat of paint. New additions include a mounted fireplace, matching armchairs, wall art and live plants. Crown molding throughout the second floor will be part of the revamping.
Ken Schmigel, Manager of Recreational Therapy, has been serving on a committee that has planned the changes being made. Employees from administration, nursing, social services and engineering all have functions on the committee, with Family Council having a very central role.
"We are doing the simple things we all do at home to make our center less like a hospital and more like a home," said Schmigel. "We want to make sure that the changes are resident and family driven, because Kane McKeesport is their home."
Kane McKeesport has had many improvements over the last few years. The Garden of Reflection and The Kozy Kafe have been added. The front lobby and residents lounge have been refreshed and redesigned. A large flat screen TV and entertainment system has been installed in the residents lounge. All of these changes have been done with resident and family input.
The residents, families, staff and employees of the Kane Regional Center in McKeesport thank the Crawford Foundation, the GC Murphy Foundation and the McKeesport Hospital Foundation for their generous contributions to the Kane Foundation. Without their help and support, the renovations on the 2nd floor and the prior restorations throughout the facility would not be possible. The Kane Regional Centers also applaud the residents, families and employees for the time and effort they have put forth in updating the facility.
For more information, contact Ken Schmigel, Kane McKeesport Recreation Therapy Supervisor, at 412.675.8757 or Bill LaLonde, Community Outreach Representative, at 412.292.8069.


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The endlessly contrived plot has Madea reluctantly accompanying her niece Eileen (Anna Marie Horsford) to a small town in Alabama after the latter's schoolteacher daughter Lacey (Tika Sumpter) announces that she won't be coming home for Christmas. Cue the endless culture clashes, as it turns out that Eileen hasn't told her racially intolerant mother that she's actually married to Connor (Eric Lively), a white small-time farmer. Surprised by her mother's impromptu arrival, she tells her that he's just a farmhand, a ruse made more difficult by the arrival of his hillbilly parents (Larry the Cable Guy and Kathy Najimy), who Eileen treats with undisguised hostility.
A major plot element involves the threatened cancellation of the town's Christmas Jubilee, which has the natives up in arms. Eileen seemingly saves the day when she procures a corporate sponsorship from her old high-school beau Oliver (JR Lemon), only to lose her job when it turns out the company providing the funds demands that the event be shorn of any references to Jesus.
Containing Perry's usual awkward mixture of comedy and melodrama, the film also features a plotline involving an aggrieved farmer (Chad Michael Murray) who's had a long-running feud with Connor. But after Eileen rescues him from his burning pickup truck, he undergoes a complete character reversal, one of many afflicting the proceedings.
The film's true raison d'être, of course, is to showcase Madea alternately acting out and dispensing malaprop-strewn, no-nonsense advice to everyone within earshot. Here the unfunny set-pieces include her viciously haranguing customers while working in a department store and tying up an unruly little girl to a crucifix while minding an elementary-school class. An opportunity seems to have been missed when Madea accidentally walks into a Ku Klux Klan meeting; instead of giving the white hood-clad racists a piece of her mind, she instead turns tail and runs away.
The clunky narrative doesn't ring true for a second, and the hackneyed dialogue is even worse. "Me and his daddy never got much schoolin'," says the mother of one of Lacey's students.
Perry does his usual broad shtick as Madea, and the character's inexplicable popularity is likely to continue. The supporting performances are mainly phoned in—not that the actors had much choice considering the stereotypical nature of their characters. Only the dependable Najimy and Larry the Cable Guy are able to rise above the mediocrity, although the sight of the latter going shirtless is not one that viewers will quickly forget.
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By: Amanda Rich
In franchising, we hear the phrase "non-traditional development" quite often. This is when a concept decides to expand in places other than the norm, like airports, turnpike stops and college campuses.
News broke yesterday that the biggest company in the world has some non-traditional development up its sleeve. Walmart is opening a 10,000 square-foot store at the University of Arkansas next month in what appears to be part of a series of tests of smaller-format stores. Walmart's U.S. CEO Bill Simon hopes these smaller-store formats will allow the company to grow in places where its supercenters, often around 200,000 square feet, won't fit or can't get zoning.
Franchisors often encounter the same kind of roadblocks as Walmart when seeking new real estate, which makes me wonder if more companies will replicate the giant retailer's solution – build smaller units. Developing a prototype with a smaller footprint and less product offerings could be the way of the future for brands that want to build in densely populated urban areas like New York City, a market Walmart now has its eye on.
In an effort to expand into new cities and stay relevant for consumers, I believe we're going to see more brand extensions come the New Year. This morning on the way to work I heard a report on NPR about Goodwill Industries holding trunk shows and opening year-round boutiques in an effort to raise more money and broaden its appeal. If you thought boutiques were reserved for high end designer labels that come with a hefty price tag, think again. About two dozen Goodwill boutiques are open today with more planned for the coming year.
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Here is an interesting link on shrimp in an aquaculture system. Sorry for starting a new thread, but since i was the last to post in the fish thread, it wouldn't let me add this link. |
Here is a link that might be useful: shrimp aquaculture
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- Posted by Cole_Robbie none (My Page) on Tue, Nov 27, 12 at 22:54
I think the dissolved oxygen level in the pond would be the limiting factor on population size. The more a pond is aerated, the more it can support. It's the same with fish. |
- Posted by boulderbelt 5/6 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 28, 12 at 5:27
I went to a couple of workshops about this and found one thing you have to do is put in new ponds as most ponds are not the right dimensions for shrimp farming and would have to be drained and redug (plus you cannot use the pond for anything else so if you like a stocked pond for fishing you would need an additional pond) |
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Wed, Nov 28, 12 at 8:56
Maybe that's the reason that the guy in our area is using big swimming pools. that would make sense. |
- Posted by veggievicki 7b (My Page) on Wed, Nov 28, 12 at 18:07
One guy uses big vats. Same as talapia tanks. But he puts these things in that are like screens because the shrimp are territorial and don't like to school like fish. So they need to be sort of divided up. The negative I read was the shrimp don't poop enough for the plants, so better to have both fish and shrimp. Kind of like at Captain D's. Fish and Shrimp. LOL. |
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Tips for taking down Coren Direbrew {WoW}
Sep 23rd 2008 9:13AM You kill the adds so the adds don't gank your healer the moment an oversized barrel is rammed over your head ;)
Tips for taking down Coren Direbrew {WoW}
Sep 23rd 2008 9:08AM Actually I did this with a warrior tank, and he held all 6 mobs on him throughout the fight fine, thank you very much.
Warriors have an easier time at single target tanking (I'm not talking about threat generation but the mitigation factor), while pallies are ahead in AOE tanking, that's how the niche thing goes.
Coren Direbrew now drops cross-faction Brewfest mounts, teleportation device {WoW}
Sep 20th 2008 2:11PM "And yea, I do have that mentality that I can be entitled to everything in the game if I put my money down for it like everyone else. "
Wrong. You pay money to PLAY the game, not to have a win handed to you on a silver platter.
It's like you saying you paid for the hire of the tennis court and equipment so therefore you should win the game. Anyone will tell you that is obviously ridiculous. You pay to be able to compete, but you're still going to have to do some work to defeat your opponent before you can be awarded game, set and match.
But the end reward is nothing to brag about and not worth the effort, you say? Only 10 year old nerdy losers want such status symbols, you say? Then you will surely have nothing to QQ about then, since it's something your superiorness doesn't want anyway, No? I'm sure you are not a being a hypocrite here. No siree. Not at all.
It's an effing computer game! So what if you don't get some odd little limited addition status thing because you can't afford the time? It's no big deal. Get over it.
You only become an "antisocial a-hole" if you let your own avarice for pretty pixels in Wow override your life and priorities. Sit back, relax and enjoy the game. If you're not enjoying it, stop playing and spend some time away from WoW.
Go take up some new hobby. Like you said "Go get some sun and some perspective". It's very good advice, you should take it yourself.
Know Your Lore: Stalvan Mistmantle {WoW}
Sep 20th 2008 12:10AM I remember doing this quest for the first time, the appearance of the spirit every time I found a new quest item made my jump out of my skin. You sure don't expect to be attacked my a banshee in the middle of stormwind!
"It's only a game" {WoW}
Jul 8th 2008 8:57AM Ah yes, but the thing is it wasn't a player that attacked me, it was an infernal a warlock had enslaved and then released from enslavement. Infernal was hostile, technically a mob and attacking players from both factions. An odd loophole.
In cases like that sadly, the Ctrl+V thing doesn't help, though it does come in useful when it's a giant netherdrake on the PVP NPC though
Breakfast Topic: Most evil quest in the game {WoW}
Jul 8th 2008 8:52AM Oh... and anything to do with the Nesingwary "Slaughter for Sport" quest chains... that too.
Breakfast Topic: Most evil quest in the game {WoW}
Jul 8th 2008 8:50AM Westfall stew. I mean... killing murloc just for eyes to make stew? >.>
Well there's the one where you poison the Aldor soup too...
Tanking for beginners {WoW}
May 28th 2008 8:36PM what you seem to be describing is low level tanking. Frankly a grandmother with a broom could tank at that stage. But try applying that kind ofvsimplistic approach to progression raid tanking. You'll end up a very pretty smear on the dungeon floor.
"It's only a game" {WoW}
May 27th 2008 10:23AM Two of my worst experiences with griefers both involve warlocks. The first was when I was new to Outland and still learning the places of the the different areas and dungeons. I had never even been to areas like Netherstorm or Nagrand. Late one night while in a battleground I get an invite to a dungeon I wanted to run, saying they are in a hurry and need someone of my class to run dungeon X, they are ready to summon and would I like to come? Of course I say yes, and notice a second too late when the summon arrives that the location says Circle of Blood. The loading screen barely disappears before I get flagged for free for all combat, booted out of the group and my poor level 60+ in greens gets ganked but not one, but THREE epicced out level 70s of my own faction. Add the fact you apparently can't run back to your corpse and rez in that Arena.... it really ruined my night.
The 2nd incident involved the Quel Danas badge vendor. When the vendor finally opened, the place was mobbed. For some funny reason Blizzard didn't think to pop the badge vendor somewhere like they did with the SSO quartermaster, so the griefers were happily parking their giant mounts on top of it while flagged and the ridiculous SSO "peacekeepers" were doing a magnificent job killing the poor sods who accidentally right clicked on them. The worst of all was a warlock who had enslaved an infernal and not only was he not content with parking it on the vendor, he released the minion after a while so it could run around attacking players. The greatest injustice of all was when you fought back at the released infernal, it STILL flagged you and you got killed by the SSO peacekeepers... (really brilliant job on the flagging system there Bliz).
Yes it's an MMO and jerks happen. Does that mean you have to put up with it because it's just a game? Hell no.
I'd like to see those jerks utter that phrase if their accounts got hacked and they lose everything without any hope of a restore.
After all, it's just a game, right?


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KOLKATA : Calcutta University, the country's oldest is gradually changing its focus from running only traditional courses to also including professional courses. This week the university signed a memorandum with the National Book Trust to start a course in book publishing. Another partner of the course would be the Publishers and Booksellers Guild that organises the annual Kolkata Book Fair.
The city is considered to be a hub of book publishing with at least 5000 publishers and nearly 500,000 people involved in the publishing trade, direct;y and indirectly. A large number of publishers here have been in the trade for more than a century and have been in the Bengali book publishing trade. However, they are now diversifying into English and are employing young university graduates from the English medium background.aturally the university feels that it has a role to play.
""The course would be tailor made to suit the requirements of the industry. We will have both English and Bengali curriculum that would prepare young editors to take on the job at the end of the course. Apart from the university faculty, we could also have publishers to help take classes. We would also involve publishers in framing the curricula,"" said vice chancellor Suranjan Das.
Apart from learning how to edit books, students will also learn the technicalities about the different book sizes, fonts, formats, binding, cover designs etc.
""I welcome this move of the Calcutta University. The book publishing market is growing annually and every year we need young professionals. But they are mostloy post graduates in general disciplines who have no idea in editing. A lot of time is wasted in training them. This course will give us ready professionals,"" said Tridib Chatterjee, general secretary of the Guild.
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Tinie Tempah is set to release 'Wonderman', the fifth single from his 'Disc-Overy' album.
The London based rapper, who was nominated for four BRIT Awards last week, teams up with Ellie Goulding on the song, one of the highlights of his debut album.
This is a first look at the single artwork:
The pair have recorded a video for the single, a preview of which can be found below. Plot details aren't clear but it appears to be a Bourne Identity/ James Bond style action promo with Tinie saving Ellie from impending danger (maybe someone was trying to maker her record another boring cover).
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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Mistry, Pratibha URN etd-03312010-122240 Document Title A conceptual model for the development of indicators for informal markets Degree MBA Department Gordon Institute of Business Science Supervisor
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Date 2007-04-08 Availability unrestricted Abstract Informal markets are recognised as presenting lucrative business opportunities for the private sector. However, informal markets function by a different set of rules when compared to the formal sector, and so require a different paradigm altogether. The approach proposed in this report sees the convergence of conventional micro economics with development economics and the theories of sustainable development.
A community is used as the unit of analysis for the informal market. A model is proposed that uses the sustainable livelihoods framework to describe the various elements of the community as a system, and how these interact to produce desired outcomes.
This study was designed from the perspective of measuring the informal market. Measurement allows quantification and qualification of the phenomenon of the informal market and allows for more effective decision making. The conceptual model was therefore developed to gain a theoretical understanding of the phenomenon to be measured. A systems perspective is taken to develop a high-level framework for indicator selection. This is considered to be the first, in a series of steps, towards developing indicators for the informal market, and even a single composite indicator for the informal market.
A small sample of experts was interviewed to explore the informal economy from their own observation and experience. The insights shared in the interviews pointed to the applicability of the proposed model to informal markets, and demonstrated the complexity of these markets. A number of further research opportunities can be explored to further develop this concept.
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You cannot assign R2-D2 to Biggs Darklighter's X-Wing Fighter, he was with Luke Skywalker for the entire battle of Yavin Four survival. R2-D2 wasn't the only Astromech Droid in Red Group when they attacked the Death Star in Episode Four A New Hope. There were a multitude of Astromech droids for each and every fighter that was attacking the First Death Star. There was no way he could be in two places (X-Wing Fighters) at once. You guys really need to fix this canonical error in your final tutorial for the miniatures game.
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In this on-demand webcast you will hear the key insights from the 10th annual CGOC Summit sessions, providing a learning opportunity for those unable to attend the 2014 conference. The webcast features advice and guidance for information governance from practitioners actively working programs at some of the most well-known companies in the world. Please join us for this informative conversation about putting information to work by creating information-driven governance solutions.
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Making a home more eco-friendly should start with a quick inventory of your energy-guzzling appliances. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, residential use accounts for over one-fifth of all the energy consumed in the United States (see References 1). Windows, doors, insulation and the ways you use your appliances all contribute to your home's overall energy picture. Improvements in any of these areas will reduce energy bills and make your home "greener."
Assemble a list of the major energy-consuming appliances in your home. Systems like furnaces, air conditioners, water heaters, dishwashers and other larger items should be included. Refer to the owner's manual, the manufacturer or your local power company to check their rated energy consumption. Then compare against present standards for new devices. (See Resources 3, 4) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requires new gas furnaces, for example, to have an efficiency rating of at least 90 percent to qualify for the Energy Star label (see References 2). Older appliances may fall short of these standards. If so, calculate the cost of continuing to run your older devices compared to an upgrade.
Efficient windows retain heat in your home during the winter and block heat from entering during the summer. The U-factor and solar heat gain coefficient, SHGC, are the most important measures of how a window transmits heat energy (see References 3). Lower U-factors indicate higher overall energy efficiency, while lower SHGCs mean lower heat transmittal from outside to inside. Deciding which windows to select depends on whether you prefer to collect more solar heat, such as in colder climates, or block heat from entering in warmer climates. When building or remodeling a room, remember that, in the Northern Hemisphere, south-facing windows admit more solar heat than north-facing ones. Shades and blinds can also help control energy-flow through windows.
Insulation and Sealing
Air leaks and drafts from the outside can lead to substantial increases in energy use, with inadequate exterior insulation adding up to 20 percent to heating and cooling bills, according to the EPA (see References 4). The attic, roof and outer-facing walls are all important locations to insulate to prevent air and moisture infiltration. Insulation can be applied as rolls, sheets or spray depending on the dimensions of the insulated space (see References 5). Interior insulation of duct work is also critical for good climate control operation; duct leakage can lower system efficiency by up to 20 percent (see References 6).
Lighting consumes about 10 percent of the electricity used in an average home (see Resources 1). On the inside of a house, new halogen light fixtures typically use less energy than standard incandescents. In outdoor lighting, low-pressure sodium lamps are efficient when lighting needs to stay on for hours at a time (see Resources 2). With many other bulb types, motion detectors and light-sensitive photo sensors can automatically activate exterior lights as needed.
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- Energy Information Administration: Energy Consumption by Sector Overview
- Energy Star: Furnaces Key Product Criteria
- U.S. Department of Energy: Energy Performance Ratings for Windows, Doors and Skylights
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Air Seal and Insulate with Energy Star
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory: Wall Insulation
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Benefits of Duct Sealing
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Height: 6-0 Weight: 180 lbs.
Born: April 14, 1979 in Chicago, IL
High School: Joliet Twp.
College: Tennessee (school history) (Parker college stats)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 32 (2983rd overall since 1950)
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Sleeps | 7 |
Bedrooms | 2 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
Half Baths | 1 |
Property type | cottage |
The cottage has been renovated, with new flooring and paint inside, with new siding, storm windows and a deck outside. The cottage is on Heart Lake, one of Michigan's deepest lakes, it's an all sports lake that's well stocked with fish, ideal for swimming and water skiing. There is a 7:30 pm no wake curfew, making the evenings quiet and perfect for fishing or a slow cruise around this quite little lake. In the winter Gaylord is known for down hill and X country skiing and snowmobiling. In front of the cottage is one of the major Michigan snowmobile trails that's groomed (never enough) 3 to 4 times a day. Inside there's a washer and dryer, dishwasher and everything you'd expect. Upstairs sleeps 4 and the master bedroom sleeps 2. The small town of Waters is 1 mile south, you'll find the Keg Bar and the Hill Top Restaurant both are nice. Gaylord, with Kohl's Walmart and Starbucks is 5 miles north.You won't be disappointed
Snowmobiling: All major brands of snowmobiles are represented with franchises in Gaylord. Parts service and rentals are all available within 6 miles of the cottage. A major loop of the Michigan snowmobile trail system is 100 feet away from the front door.
Down Hill Skiing: Boyne mountain, Boyne Highlands, Tree Tops, Schuss, Shanty Creek, and the Otsego Club are all within a short to reasonable drive.
Cross Country Skiing: Forbush, Pine Barrin, Aspen Park and the Pigeon River are all within a stones throw of the cottage. Maps and rental equipment is available.
Hi, thank you for taking a look at the cottage on Heart Lake. My family moved to Gaylord in the early 60's, where we own and operate a new car dealership. Customer service has been a way of life for me and that influences how I take care of the property and my guests.
Thomas H Wagar purchased this cottage in 1987
Easy to find, central to all of Northern Michigan, well maintained, beautiful setting winter, summer or fall and competitively priced.
Gaylord is in the heart of upper lower Michigan. The Big Mac Bridge, and Mackinaw Island huge Tourist destinations are located only 50 miles away, and easily reached from our location. Sometimes called the Golf Mecca...Gaylord is surrounded by over 30 golf courses. The world renown Ausable River begins only 2 miles away, and great canoeing is 20 minutes down the road. Elk and wildlife viewing is easy, either at Gaylords Elk Park, or you can try your luck in The Pigeon River State Forest.
Other Activities: year round indoor skating
Rate Period | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly | Event | ||||
My Standard Rate
1 night minimum stay
Pet Fee | $25 |
cleaning fee | $50 |
Notes | $150 deposit when you reserve and the balance when you arrive. |
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Super Stickman Golf is no ordinary game.. it's actually an award winning physics puzzler! Warning: Once you pick up this game, you may not be able to put it down. You will definitely never play "golf" the same again..
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Upon arrival into Kilimanjaro Airport you will be met and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure
After early breakfast you will be transferred to the Kilimanjaro entrance gate with picnic lunches. After completing the necessary registration formalities at Londorossi National Park gate we start climbing through the forest up to the Forest camp – a gentle walk of a few hours to stretch our legs in anticipation of the long climb ahead. Dinner and overnight at Forest Camp 2780m
After breakfast in the chattering forest, we start a slow walk to aid acclimatisation through the forest and into the Hagenia zone, where the vegetation begins to thin out as we approach the Shira Plateau. Shira is one of the three craters of the Kilimanjaro volcanic massif, the others being Mawenzi and Kibo and from our camp we have great views of the Shira needles and the distant form of the Mount Meru. Dinner and overnight at Shira 1 Camp 3500m
We explore beneath the Northern Icefields, an area almost totally unvisited by tourists and with unusual views of Kibo. The morning walk is a steady climb away from the moorland of Shira Plateau to reach the broad upland desert beneath the Lent Hills, with expansive views in all directions. After lunch in our camp close to Moir Hut (4,200 m), there is the option of a more strenuous afternoon walk to reach the summit of the Lent Hills (4,700 m). Few visitors get to this remote corner of Kilimanjaro. [3-6 hours walking]
After breakfast you will start crossing the Bastains stream, you will begin to descend towards Barranco Camp. The descent takes you along an immense canyon called Grand Barranco. Along the way, you will see numerous waterfalls, which are fed, by streams coming from the mountain, converging here to form the Umbwe River. Your camp is set at almost the same altitude as the night before. Today's trek lasts for about six hours and arrival at camp is between 4:30PM and 5:30PM. Dinner and overnight at Barranco Camp
A steep descent into the bottom of the Great Barranco valley (3,900 m), sheltered by towering cliffs and with extensive views of the plains far below. A short climb up the famed Barranco Wall leads us to an undulating trail on the south-eastern flank of Kibo, with superb vistas of the Southern Icefields. The terrain is volcanic scree, with pockets of vegetation in sheltered hollows, and a powerful sense of mountain wilderness. Our next camp is at Karanga Camp (4,000 m), the last water point on the approach to the summit. [5-7 hours walking]
We follow an easy path on compacted scree with wide views that gains altitude unrelentingly to reach the Barafu campsite (4,600 m) for lunch. There is a short acclimatization walk to the plateau at the bottom of the South-East valley (4,800 m). The remainder of the day is spent resting in preparation for the final ascent before a very early night. [3-5 hours walking]
Thanks to our careful acclimatisation and slow ascent to this final camp, we are closer to the summit than any of the other climbers and do not have a gruelling final day with only a final two hour hike to the crater summit and a ten minute final stretch to Uhuru Summit 5895m, the Roof of Africa. Arriving at the summit for sunrise, we are captivated by the sweeping vistas in all directions, applauding the sheer magnitude of our achievement before we start our descent After a thrilling scree run for two hours, we follow the Mweka descent path, feeling the air thicken as we descend, as we reach Mweka Camp after a tiring but rewarding seven hour trek and descent. Dinner and overnight at Mweka Camp 3080m
After breakfast then continue to go down to Mweka gate 1630m where you sign your name and details in a register. This is also where successful climbers receive their summit certificates. Those climbers who reached Stella Point are issued with green certificates and those who reached Uhuru Peak receive gold certificates. Meet by a driver guide and drive to Arusha. It is a welcome treat to take a hot shower and celebrate the climb.
Sadly your time with us has come to an end as you are transferred to the airport in time for your departure flight to your onward destination.


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You spoke and we listened. Today, Southwest Airlines is thrilled to announce that you will continue to be able to choose your favorite seat once onboard the aircraft. And it doesnt stop there! Weve figured out how to make our open seating method even better by doing away with the so called cattle call and eliminating the need to camp out in the boarding line.
Beginning in early November, you will be assigned not only a boarding group (A, B, or C) but also a number within that boarding group based on the time you check in for a flight (for example: A32). This unique combination represents your reserved spot in your boarding group. Next, listen for one of our friendly gate agents to announce your group. When your group is called, simply take a position next to the column that represents your boarding number and proceed onto the airplane to find your favorite seat. Boarding columns will be divided into groups of five.
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There appear to be 2 types of end caps for Slant Fin baseboard: hinged and unhinged.
I like the smaller, minimal look of the unhinged better, but see mostly the hinged kind installed. This may be a stupid question, but what's the difference, ie, when is one used and not the other, aside from aesthetics? Thx,
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Facts about Lola
- Breed: Chihuahua Mix
- Color: White
- Age: Adult
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Female
- ID#: 4794436-Out of the Woods
My name is Lola!
Lola's Info...
I am already spayed, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Lola's Story...
Chihuahua Mix, Female, Spayed
Chihuahua Mix, Female, Spayed
Lola is an adorable chihuahua mix, 13.8 lbs, who is playful and energetic. She is a little shy at first but when she gets to know you she will be your best friend. She is an enthusiastic tail-wagger. Her whole body wiggles when she wags. She is affectionate and has a cute way of cocking her head when she hears something. Lola is about three-years-old and has been spayed and is current on all her shots.
To inquire about Lola call the front desk at Pinnacle Valley Animal Hospital at 501-868-7375.
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About Our Rescue Group...
OOTW helps people who help animals. We primarily assist folks who take in stray or abandoned animals and offer them assistance with discounted veterinarian services and assist with placement in adoptive homes. We promote the spaying and neutering of all pets. For more information, go to our website, www.ootwrescue.orgCome Meet Our Pets...
We do not have a shelter. Our pets are being cared for in foster homes. We allow prospective adopters to meet the pet by appointment after we have approved the home to adopt and feel that we have a good match.Our Adoption Process...
We ask that an adopton application be filled out and returned to help us make the best match possible for the rescued pet and for the adoptive home.Our adoption fee is $150.00 We do add transportation costs which are paid by the adoptive home varying from $150.00-$200.00 for out-of-state adoptions only.
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