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Breakfast Topic: Inexplicable dislikes {WoW}
Jun 5th 2009 11:30AM Along these lines - I was killing a bunch of skinnables in Nagrand (for the nesingwary questline)and ran out of bag space so i had to leave a piece of fur on things here and there. I actually had someone whisper me to tell me to get the stuff off of dead animals so they could skin it.
I did clear my bags out at the next town i came to, but i know at the time they asked me that I was thinking--- "Ok...WTF?!?! I'm gonna clear out my bag space so you can make money? Go kill your own stuff." Lol.
Breakfast Topic: If you could add one new feature {WoW}
Jun 3rd 2009 10:59AM Heres a few ideas:
1) Cross faction transfer - for example, transfer Alliance character over to the Horde side (even if it means turning him/her into a different race).
2) NPC - "Mercenary for hire" (for getting those group quests done that you just can't do yourself but can't find a group for) Gives you an item that would summon a henchman for 10 minutes or so that is the same level as you (same controls as minion or pet) and costs 5 gold or so.
3) Bulletin Board for LFW postings in cities (maybe a small charge to advertise for 24/48 hour timeframe) and maybe put up a solo daily and group daily on the bulletin boards that would maybe give you a rep token for faction of your choice.
**and as for the "instance based" housing/guild halls. The guild hall might be ok as long as I could hang my stuffed sharks head on the wall that I got from my fishing daily. But, realistically, I could see the message - "Additional guild halls cannot be launched..please try again later". Hehehe
June's Brew of the Month: Blackrock Lager {WoW}
Jun 2nd 2009 3:19PM We were in shadowmoon Valley at the Alter of Sha'tar and my friend wasn't friendly with them yet. She drank a sulfuron slammer too close to one of the guards and they killed her on the spot. It took a couple minutes to figure out what happened but I still get a laugh just thinking about it. Good stuff!!
Officers' Quarters: Last will and testament {WoW}
May 18th 2009 3:56PM It sounds like it's time to recruit for the guild when stuff like that happens and allow some diversity to occur (i.e. not all college age people).
I think when people get too serious and close down a guild that still has potential especially one with alot of tabs (lotsa $$) that's a waste of everyones time and money.
People will eventually come back from their RL obligations and want to devote their time once again so it's worth the wait. Also other guilds are probably going through the same thing so why not team up with them (not necessarily merge).
Yep..people have RL obligations and/or maybe want to take a break from the game but why penalize the rest of the people in the guild for your impatience?
The rise and fall of class popularity {WoW}
May 13th 2009 2:44PM I have a couple DK's just sitting on my account. One of them is on a realm where i had a friend. I did get their skills up and got them both to level 63 and am back to my main (hunter). I got disinterested real fast when i saw how many there were running around in comparison to the other classes. I think i would pick up on them again at some point i'm just waiting for the newness of the class to wear off.
I think if they had made a few racial restrictions on the DK class there would be a whole lot less of them. I saw soooo many gnome-girl, pink-ponytailed with little "cutsie" name DK's running around.. somehow i just knew that was going to happen. You just can't be evil with pink-ponytails..c'mon.
Next...we need to make up the "Bard" class and plug in the "Guitar hero" guitar into the USB. Now, that might be interesting..lol.
Breakfast Topic: If you could add game mechanic to WoW what would it be {WoW}
Apr 28th 2009 9:36AM Just a few ideas:
Soulstones..have them stack (be nice to have the extra bag space). Yep..we've heard this one before...i'm sure.
Clothing..some kind of "closet" slot on our characters (like the key slots) so they don't take up space in our banks.
And perhaps an instance where horde and alliance could team up against a common enemy. (loot would automatically be set for need/greed..and a little robot could follow along and translate the languages so they could understand each other for the duration of the battle). **Ok..this last one is a bit of a stretch..but it might be fun.
Breakfast Topic: Size does matter {WoW}
Apr 24th 2009 8:52AM Temple of storms...why does it have to be so tall? Especially when you can't afford epic flying...lol. Takes about 10 minutes to fly up to the top of it. Ugh...
My friend has a mechano-choppa and we jump off the top of it sometimes...long way down..but it's fun. Or you can featherfall from the top of it and end up near K3. Fun times.
Breakfast Topic: Exploring the World of Warcraft {WoW}
Apr 17th 2009 9:55AM Oh..the cave you pictured reminds me of "Dadanga" my favorite kodo (right outside the cave). I liked Tanaris too..especially the pirate part to the east coast. I want to build a resort there and strap some serving trays onto the turtles backs so they can roam around and serve "mini-umbrella" decorated drinks.
I do like booty bay too, except when those stupid people run around killing everything (blizzard-approved griefing) for the purpose of getting the "bloodsail admiral" title..grrrr.
Ensidia downs Yogg-Saron {WoW}
Apr 16th 2009 11:53AM I haven't even been able to get into an instance/raid (that didn't lock up or freeze) since the patch. So.. i guess the big grats would be on not locking up or getting hearthed back to Org and acually completing a raid completed.
So..when you guys are bored and have this on farm in a couple weeks you wanna run my lowbie thru RFK? lol...
Arthas: Rise of the Lich King giveaway {WoW}
Apr 14th 2009 7:59AM Enter me for a nice new book. :)


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The last enemy to be destroyed is death – 1 Cor. 15:26
Death has been on my mind a lot lately. Why is this? It's not just because my hairline is receding and my belly advancing. It's not just because of the many new gray hairs that make their debut on my head each day. It's not just because every time I do a hard workout at the gym, the next day my arms and legs feel like they are about to fall off. It's not even just because many of the Church Fathers tell us to keep our inevitable appointment with death always on our mind (although this is the best reason yet listed). Why then, you ask (indeed, my wife and oldest daughter think it's just weird), has death been in my thoughts so much lately?
It all started back in February, when I was preparing for my adult Sunday School lesson. We had been studying the Gospel of St. John, and the time had come to look at the raising of Lazarus. Influenced both by the excellent commentary on St. John's Gospel by Fr. Lawrence Farley and also by a lecture on tape by Fr. Thomas Hopko that I had heard several years earlier, I came to the conclusion that Jesus wept at Lazarus' tomb more from anger at death itself than from compassion for Mary and Martha (although the latter was certainly a part of the reason He wept). Click here to read my recent article on this subject.
In exploring the question of why Jesus wept even though He knew that He was about to raise Lazarus, and in proposing an answer, I decided to explore the broader question of the Orthodox view of death (but not life after death, which is another question altogether—Here I mean how we should look at death). I taught my class that contrary to what many people today believe, the Orthodox view of death is that it is above all else an enemy (1 Cor. 15:26). We should not look upon it positively, but should rather, as the poet Dylan Thomas wrote, "Rage, rage, against the dying of the light." I suggested that in general we should fight it rather than embrace it.
When one of the members of the class asked me what I meant by "fight it," I gave an answer that I later realized was very inadequate. Because of this, I resolved then and there to write about the subject in my blog. Since then, many other things have happened to make me think even more about death:
Memorial Day (my father was a WW2 vet who passed away four years ago). Click here to read my tribute to him.
The anniversary of my father's death (June 2).
Father's day, which made me think even more about my father, his tragic death, and the legacy that I want to leave behind for my children.
My reading of the excellent book Lynette's Hope, about the life and witness of Lynette Hoppe, an Orthodox missionary to Albania who died of cancer two years ago.
Last but not least, I finally got around to reading the book The Inner Kingdom, by Metropolitan Kallistos Ware. Guess what the second chapter is about? You guessed it…the Orthodox view of death!
Unfortunately, between my job at the school district (in which the busiest time of year is April-June), my ministry at St. Joseph's and other parishes, trying to spend time with my wife and kids, and helping around the house, I just haven't been able to find the time and the energy to write. Now, some five months after I first began thinking about this issue, I have finally found a little time to sit down and actually write something about this important topic.
After this introductory post, I plan to write four posts in which I summarize the Orthodox view of death as expressed in the writings of three contemporary Orthodox writers and teachers: Nathan Hoppe (seminary professor, missionary, and wife of Lynette Hoppe of blessed memory), Fr. Thomas Hopko, and Metropolitan Kallistos Ware. In addition, I will offer some reflections based on the Orthodox funeral service itself. I pray that this short series will be profitable for you.


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Since so many spam postings here about Nike shoes and a number of other things have been permitted over the past six or eight months and since Josh relentlessly plugged his book a few years back on this site, let me take the (shameless) opportunity to plug two of my own recent releases for all Less Than Four readers. If you're looking for some good reading materials for those upcoming yucky fall and winter days/weekends, let me suggest the following.
Are you seeking for something with imagination, action and adventure to fill you "dinosaur void" and are you tried, if not outright frustrated, about waiting until June 2015 for a sequel to Jurassic Park? Spielberg and company have been searching for a suitable script for 11+ years, Recently published, "Re-Creating the Cretaceous: A Tale of Survival" is the real thing. It's an original story which runs circles around the JP sequels and which more than holds its own against the original JP novel. This is a story which Hollywood does not want you to read. Based upon the most recent DNA genome research, its story is not only well researched but also plausible. Forget the splicing of dino DNA with amphibian DNA, extraction of dino DNA from mosquitoes preserved in amber, and the cloning of lysine deficient female dinos. "Re-Creating the Cretaceous also introduces numerous recent discoveries of new dino species and incorporates them into its tightly woven story. For the very first time, it also introduces numerous species of marine dinosaurs in a realistic manner. Available now from all Amazon sites worldwide, as well as Barnes & Noble online and in Nook,Kindle and iPad e-book formats, "Re-Creating the Cretaceous" will make you not only forget the 13 year wait until 2015, but also the so-so actors and pathetic scripts being foisted upon moviegoers and readers.
If dinosaurs and the Hollywood film industry aren't your cup of tea and you'd like something more refined and based upon actual historical events, please check out "Chasing the Golden Hoard: The Story of the Lydian Hoard. A Tale of Theft, Repatriation, Greed & Deceit." Based upon the actual theft and smuggling of a 7th century BC archaeological discovery in modern Turkey, its purchase by the all-powerful Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC, and the ensuring six year lawsuit by the Republic of Turkey, "Chasing the Golden Hoard" is a story which exposes the greed of a world-famous museum and its directors, corrupt Turkish officials and museum directors and the shady dealings of antiquties sellers whose only goal is personal gain. It's also a story which certain NYC lawyers would prefer you not read.
Both books are published under the pseudonym Kurt M. V. Rich. Please note also: Both books contain adult level subject matter and are not for younger readers.


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Forever Strong (DVD)
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PLEASE NOTE: We are unable to sell this DVD outside of the United States. Please contact a local LDS Bookstore in country, if available. We apologize for any inconvenience.
A troubled young rugby player is given the choice between jail or playing for a rival team coached by a man known for building not only championship teams, but championship boys. Based on a true story, Forever Strong offers stand up and cheer sports drama combined with the consequences of a strong ethical code to achieve victory on and off the field.
Special Features include:
- Commentary with Director Ryan Little and Coach Gelwix
- Out Takes
- Deleted Scenes
- An Exclusive "Live Forever Strong" motivational presentation given by Coach Larry Gelwix
- The Haka
- Viral videos
Product Details
- Rating: PG-13
- Subtitles: English, Spanish
- Run Time: 112 minutes
- Awards: Heartland Truly Moving Picture Award
- Released: May 2009
About the Authors
EXCEL ENTERTAINMENT is the preeminent independent film distribution company in Utah, and though largely known for its Mormon-themed films (God's Army, The Work & the Glory series, 17 Miracles, Pride & Prejudice, etc.), Excel has also had success releasing films with non-Mormon themes and stories (Forever Strong, Saints & Soldiers, etc.).
Although the technology and means by which audiences consume films is changing rapidly, the demand for highly creative storytelling that motivates us to live up to the light that each of us has been given is as high as ever. We feel a deep obligation to not only bring stories of hope to the world, but to promote films with high standards of craftsmanship reflective of a belief in a divine and benevolent creator.
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by Customer - reviewed on March 12, 2009
This story is based on Coach Larry Gelwix and is about high school age young men. Rugby is a contact sport and there are some great shots of the game, but a little rough at times. However, the real story here is how character and building boys into respectable young men is worth the trials along the way. Because of the experience of overcoming drinking, drugs, parties and that life style, some of that is depicted, but very tastefully and the influence of friends (both boys and girls)is very apparent. I watched it with my young men and we had a great discussion afterwards about what they saw, felt and learned. It is a great movie with a message.
We loved this movie
by Vickie - reviewed on March 16, 2009
When I saw the advertising for this movie, we decided to check it out. We were not disappointed. We drove 1 hour away to see it with our boys and thought that the message that was there was great. We live on the East Coast and my kids have to put up with all kinds of things everyday, so I thought it was applicable to what they already know with a great message.
5 stars!
by Customer - reviewed on December 24, 2009
Our family loves this movie! We have also been able to share it with many non-member friends including the football coach who then showed it to the football team. A great movie with a great message!
truly inspirational
by Dianna - reviewed on September 06, 2009
movies do not come along enough today which inspire, teach the lessons which each of us need to learn to succeed in this mortal life. the lessons taught in the end are what each should teach our children, ourselves and others. watch the extra's at the end of the DVD. good to use in YM/YW
Entertaining, but poor standards
by Kimberly - reviewed on July 02, 2009
I love rugby and very much enjoyed the underlying story, however I felt that it could have been told and done just fine without the scantily-clad women and alcoholic party scenes. Other films have managed to hint at these things without glamorizing them; and I hoped this film would also, but no. I had someone in mind that I would have sent this as a gift to, but I cannot because of those scenes. I will throw it away being a bit disappointed.
by Cammie - reviewed on December 08, 2009
This was a wonderful movie that was able to reach even nonmembers!! I was very happy that it showed some "real life" situations involving teens. I was concerned that it would be "too Mormony" for my nonmember friends but they all loved it so much! My husband is a trainer and he trains teenage athletes. The ones that have seen this say this movie is in their top favorite sports movies of all time. What a great storyline and motivator for kids to make right choices!!
Worth It
by Kate - reviewed on May 25, 2009
I live in Australia and was dissapointed when I saw that you don't ship this outside the US but found I could get it quicker anyway by ordering it from sanity.com.au a local music store. I showed it to my Young Women and it went down well. It is rated M here in Australia though, I already have a waiting list of people who want to borrow it from me haha
Not Just a Rugby Movie! This movie is for everyone!
by Customer - reviewed on March 31, 2009
This movie has power in its message. It's one that every person needs hear and see. As a former HR player, this program changed my life! Larry Gelwix is the real deal, he's the best coach I have ever played for. This movie gives you insight on why. If you want to see a wholesome movie that makes you want to be a better person, this movie is for you.
by Krissy - reviewed on February 27, 2010
This movie was awesome! I highly recommend it to anyone. With sadness, humor and The Haka it was a great pick!
Well worth it
by Jacqueline - reviewed on August 16, 2009
I had pre ordered this movie, based on the Rugby factor. I was not disappointed. It is a fantastic movie, and has a very worthwhile message. It has been a very well watched movie in our area. All parents and teens who have watched it have said that they would watch it again and many have. It was even played at a 21st just recently and everyone enjoyed it. I think it is perfect for all our youth groups and the messages in it, are what our youth of today are facing, drinking, drugs, sex, violence and inappropriate dress.
Fantastic movie & message
by Christa - reviewed on June 01, 2009
This movie was fantastic. The story is moving and makes you want to be a better person. The message is wonderful and the acting great. I am so glad they got some well-known stars to take part in this film. This has now become one of my favorite movies of all times. Watch it!!!
Captivating & Real
by Melissa - reviewed on July 22, 2009
This movie helped teach our Young Women a powerful message in a non-preachy fashion. They all loved it. I appreaciated that the worldly temptations were made to look so inticing - because in reality they are & it takes courage & a strong belief system to turn away from it. Great to see copies of it in our local DVD store. That was 112 minutes well spent.
Very Impressed
by Laura - reviewed on August 31, 2009
Oh my word. I absolutely loved this movie. It was just wonderful! So good, with a great message. It hits hard for teens and young adults my age, and I am so impressed with how this young man handles the situation he finds himself in. Love it!
by Spencer - reviewed on September 15, 2009
This movie really opens my world of sports. I never thought rugby was so cool! This movie deserves two thumbs up. It's about a boy who is really going down the wrong path. He turns his life around in a detention center. He is given the opportunity to play rugby to get out of the detention center for times. After he gets out of the center, he is determined to stay FOREVER STRONG. This movie is great and I recommend it to you.
The Best!
by Alethea - reviewed on February 06, 2010
Wonderful movie. True story of a rugby player who goes through some rough times. This movie has a wonderful ending between father and son. I especially love the Haka or war chant. Always gives me the chills. This is a movie that I think everyone will enjoy.
Family Favorite - especially for my teens!
by Kelly - reviewed on February 19, 2011
We watch this movie many times a year. My kids LOVE it! The message is great. The mature themes that give it a PG-13 rating are dealt with well in this movie. The consequences of poor decisions are addressed - so unlike the typical movies today. But if you do have a problem with your younger children watching PG-13, get the ClearPlay DVD player. Love that technology!
Great Movie for all ages!
by Shea - reviewed on October 19, 2009
Our family loves this movie. What's great is that even people who aren't of our faith still enjoy it. The message behind it is a wonderful lesson and is great for teens. We love this movie!
by Manolo - reviewed on December 11, 2010
This is a movie that is is really good. It isn't a fluffy piece thrown together like so many others. Loved it--especially knowing that it's based on a true story. Great family film.


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MUMBAI: Due to huge demand, Central Railway (CR) has decided to increase the coaches in some long-distance trains. This includes trains connecting important cities within Maharashtra.
CR PRO V Chandrasekar said on Thursday that an additional sleeper class coach will be added to the CST-Latur Express from January 25 ( CST) and from January 26 (Latur); CST-Nagpur Nandigram Express from January 23 (Nagpur) and from January 24 (CST); Sri Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Terminus-Nagpur Express from January 9 (Kolhapur ) and from January 10 (Nagpur ); Nagpur-Pune Express from January 11 (Nagpur) and from January 12 (Pune); LTT-Varanasi Kamayani Express from January 10 (LTT) and from January 11 (Varanasi); Nagpur-Ahmedabad Prerana Express from January 11 (Nagpur) and from January 12 (Ahmedabad); Kolhapur-Dhanbad Dikshabhoomi Express from January 12 (Kolhapur) and from January 16 (Dhanbad).
Other trains have been augmented by two coaches—LTT Sultanpur Express from Jan 15 (LTT) and from Jan 16 (Sultanpur ), Pune-Patna Express from January 12 (Pune) and from Jan 14 ( Patna), Pune-Gorakhpur Express from January 12 (Pune) and from Jan 14 (Gorakhpur), Pune-Manduadih Gyanganga Express from Jan 16 (Pune) and from Jan 18 (Manduadih).
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Tips for new Death Knights from a fellow melee, part 1 {WoW}
Oct 2nd 2008 3:45AM nice little guide, luckely i passed all these points already, having a ret pally alt did have its uses once a while then afterall. ;)
for me playing a tank as dk was a huge first though, im loving the 'responsibility' of it all though, especially in 5 mans people actually listen to the tank (my main was an sp, used to be hp, so you can observe everything about every dungeon properly, yet people never really want your opinion on situations).
the thing i had to adjust most to so far is (though thats basicly it for every class) having to learn the abilities of mobs, one thing im grateful for of being in the beta, you have a little headstart being a new tank, at least you have a little experience with the instances already.
ex. a lot of mobs & bosses seem to push you away, so i kinda took it on myself to try & stand against/near walls after pull as much as possible.
its silly things like that that also make a difference.
Savage, Hateful, and Deadly {WoW}
Sep 18th 2008 1:36AM I really do hope they lower the 4 hour cooldown a lot for live.
Currently on the beta there's 30 minutes between battles, which is, in my opinion, VERY GOOD.
It keeps the place alive, nobody will bother on live realms (unless they're on full population i guess) if its an 4 hour resets.
I do realise it would be a little too easy to attain gear this way though, hopefully they'll lower the rewards a little but still keep the balance so people will bother with it.
I really don't want this zone to flop like Halaa did, it needs to be an active pvp zone, and putting a 4 hour cooldown on it is definately not the way to go if they wish this to be successful on a lot of realms.
Forum post of the day: For fun and profit {WoW}
Sep 13th 2008 11:20AM ". This suggestion was welcomed by several who have spent countless hours grinding for their prized ponies."
Thats pretty poor, personally im against all these real world money type of rewards, but blizzard is a big marketing company on its own so its understandable they use all sorts & types to get a bigger income.
I feel everything should be attainable ingame one way or another, though the Blizzcon/WWI/CE rewards would be an exception. And even then, as suggested above me, they should be bound to the account to avoid online sales.
The TCG sets are a prime example of a huge moneysink, those lootcards should be removed entirely.


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Next week we are starting to get estimates for our 3/4 bath remodel and would like some ideas to keep costs down. Our bathroom is 4x8 and we are keeping the existing layout. How much more is it to tile all the walls and have a frameless shower door?
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Tile costs vary greatly, you can keep costs down checking the big box stores for what they have. I was going to say, not tiling the walls is a huge cost savings. Check a bunch of granite shops for remanents in a color you like for the vanity top, shop around for a non-name brand undermount sink. I've had good luck getting some on Ebay and they quality has been good. |
- Posted by lynneblack (My Page) on Thu, May 10, 12 at 18:20
we saved by refinishing our existing vanity and putting pulls on it and framing the large mirror that is over the vanity. We didn't tile walls, I would guess that would drive the cost a great deal. We got a frameless shower door, it was about $1500 |
My frameless door was $1300 for our smallish shower. I don't know what a framed door would have been. If you can, go with chrome for all your faucets and trim - it'll save you a bunch of money. I would have your contractors do two estimates - one to tile all the walls and the second just the necessary ones - I was very surprised at the low percentage of my budget that went to tile and labor - I expected it to be around 60% of the total, it was more like 30%. This definitely depends on how expensive your tile is and the area you tile - mine was about $4.00 / sq ft., which to me is kind of middle-of-the-road, price-wise. |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Sun, May 20, 12 at 11:08
We just did a budget remodel, but were also on a short timeline due to a chip in the tub and availability of the contractor (which was fine with me, I wanted that chipped tub out! Too many problems with this house to risk it). I recently posted some pics. So for what you see, labor was most of the cost. The window is newer, so that was not replaced, and the drywall not affected by the tub replacement was not replaced. Where we saved: There is an older thread on the first page that with a fantastic budget remodel, and the floor tiles were used on the walls too. If you have an affordable tile in a larger size the cost and labor would be more reasonable. As much as I love all the gorgeous bathrooms I see here, my house is not a house that would support an expensive remodel. |
We're saving a lot of money by comparison shopping with several different vendors and by doing a lot of the work DIY. DH did all of the demo, electrical, and plumbing (old house so lots of issues). We're hiring out drywall and tile because we're on a deadline - family's coming in 2 weeks and we're just installing drywall because of all the unexpected setbacks! Bought a nice 69" vanity at Builder's Surplus and a granite remnant from a fabricator who had his own smaller supply of granite. It was a piece that he already fabricated so he gave me a great deal w/installation and double undermount sink cutouts. Definitely shopped around for quotes on fixtures and tub and was able to get the lowest price. Used $10 off coupons for Kohler Archer sinks bought online at Home Depot w/free shipping. Using all chrome fixtures instead of more expensive finishes and using existing toilet. Tile surplus store for travertine floors (99 cents for each piece of 8x12 honed travertine) and 21 cent subway tiles. Home Depot for glass/travertine mosaic detail that I actually like better than any of the mosaics I found at higher end tile stores. I may use a single piece of carerra tile for the bottom of the niches but there's only a few so it's not too much $$. I'm having trouble saving money on the hardware though. I have champagne tastes on a beer budget and like pretty things :-) Restoration Hardware for hooks, knobs, pulls, train rack, shower curtain and towels, Pottery Barn for mirrors and light fixtures, and Ginger hand towel bars and tissue paper holder. I could have spent much less money at the big box stores and these things have definitely added to the budget, but I can't resist. I just like the feel of heavy solid brass! I also splurged on a concealed picture frame medicine cabinet since I wanted extra storage but couldn't recessed medicine cabinets for the vanity mirrors. The concealed cabinet looks just like a picture frame and it's awesome! |
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Learn how to weave a basket purse with Crystal Kitchens at Madison! We will learn how to handle reed, fill in the bottom, and shape it into a 4.5"x9"x8" purse. Dyed reed will be available to decorate your basket.
No previous weaving experience is required. This is wet work, so be sure to wear older clothes and bring a towel. The instructor will provide all other materials for you. Space is limited, so sign up soon!
Date: Friday, April 27, 2012
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Location: Madison Public Library
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Money is one of the most powerful and emotion-laden symbols in our culture. Gratitude, generosity, scarcity, abundance — all the issues discussed in this Principled Commitment workshop affect our relationship with money.
Spend some time this week writing about your feelings related to money and how it is used.
For Couples: Sharing Thoughts about Money
After completing the exercise above, share some of your thoughts with your partner. Consider discussing areas in which you disagree on the subject.
For Couples with Children: Counting Our Blessings
In our very busy lives, we often forget to "count our blessings." At dinner or another family meal, go around the table and give each person an opportunity to name one thing she/he is thankful for.
Consider using this simple activity on a regular basis. It can also be used before bed or in individual journaling. The more we think about things we are thankful for, the more we can live with a spirit of abundance rather than scarcity.
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Balgal Beach is a beachside community popular as a day and overnight trip destination for locals and tourists to Townsville. Just a few minutes from Rollingstone, Balgal Beach features a stinger net, which is installed and patrolled from November to May, and an excellent boat ramp facility with easy access to the Palm Island group. It boasts a superb sand beach as well as a wide creek mouth and is a renowned beach and river fishing location.
... moreOther activities include visiting the Anzac memorial, viewing the interpretive historic signage, having a picnic and barbecue at the park, bird watching and fishing.
There is also a licensed cafe and a variety of accommodation which includes Holiday Units and Townsville City Councils two designated limited tent camping and vehicle camping areas. Download the flyer from their website for more information on free camping.
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Balgal Beach is a small community approximately 53 kilometres north of Willows Shopping Centre. Turn right just before Rollingstone Creek.
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The Tennessee S.H.O.T. clinics for grades K-6 feature head coach Cuonzo Martin, his staff and current and former players as instructors.
The first stop on this year's tour takes place at Cleveland High School on June 11, from 6 to 8 p.m. Additional stops this year include Kingsport (June 14), Jackson (June 26) and Murfreesboro (June 27).
The cost to attend the clinic is $20, which allows UT to cover its expenses and provide each participant with a T-shirt and basketball. Participation is limited to the first 75 children who register.
Parents can register their child or obtain additional information by visiting www.TennesseeSportCamps.com or calling 865-974-0703.
"I think for our program it's always important to reach out to the young guys who want to be a part of the Tennessee basketball family in the future," said Martin. "It's a great way to bring the action to those guys."
The S.H.O.T. clinics emphasize the fundamentals of basketball but also mix in different games for the attendees to enjoy, says Mark Pancratz, who is spearheading administration of the events and is UT's coordinator of video scouting.
"We do all fundamental stuff," Pancratz said. "We want to try to have a good mix of instructional-based skill development drills, but also fun games where the kids interact with our coaches and players."
Held throughout the state, one of the main goals of the S.H.O.T. clinics is to expose as many children as possible to the University of Tennessee's "Power T" brand.
Martin understands it can sometimes be difficult for families to travel to Knoxville for a game or summer camp, so they decided to take the Tennessee basketball experience on the road.
"We just want to be as accessible as possible, because our fans are important to us," Pancratz said. "Our fans are the lifeblood of what we do, and without them we couldn't be successful.
"The 'Power T' brand is so powerful. It stretches throughout the entire state. This is a Tennessee basketball or Tennessee athletics state, so we find it's important to get out to all parts of the state."
The S.H.O.T. clinics are specifically designed for grades K-6, and Martin and his clinic staff preach more than just basketball. His message on integrity is the same to the clinic participants as it is to his team.
"I want to stress the importance of being a person of substance and character more than anything," Martin said when asked what he attempts to convey at the clinics. "These are the same things that their parents are teaching them right now, so we try to follow through with the same message outside of basketball."


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It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to Tuskegee University.
The Department of Residence Life and Development supports each individual resident in all areas of his or her college experience. Residence Life and Development believes that each resident student should play an active part in the development of a community that embraces diversity, personal growth, scholarship and respect of self, others and the environment.
The Department of Residence Life will create a positive interactive-learning environment for all students. As a team, we will share experiences, respect and nurture one another, and as individuals, we will learn more about ourselves. Staff members, will also embrace diversity, personal growth, academic success and respect for oneself, each other and the campus environment. The Department of Residence Life and Development will strive to create a healthy, safe, and interactive environment for the residential community.
As members of Tuskegee University, The Department of Residence Life & Development hereby commits to establish an educational culture in which ethnic variety of all members is recognized as an asset. We will strive to promote the celebration of uniqueness that each student brings to this institution.
Welcome to TU,
Jennifer Burns-Reed, Director Residence Life and Development


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After seeing LeBron James jump over John Lucas and Blake Griffin jump through Kendrick Perkins, seeing Jeremy Evans training for the dunk contest just seems so quaint. That being said, he did just jump over a guy and do a two-handed windmill like it was nothing. I'd be fine seeing this fellow at All-Star Weekend.
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DHS approves 29 illegal immigrants for deportation reprieve
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With less than two months to go before the Nov. 6 election, the Obama administration has approved applications from 29 illegal immigrants hoping to avoid deportation and get a work permit, the Department of Homeland Security said Friday.
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Paseando la diana mini cargada con un xTungsten por la Macarena Beach de Barcelona. =)
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They say that Hollywood is a fickle place, and that couldn't be more true when it comes to stars and their hairstyles. Whether they're chopping at their length, opting for fringe, or taking a spin in the colorist's chair, the leading ladies of Hollywood are always doing a quick hair change-up. Click through, and vote on what you think of these recent style changes!
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Cosmetic Surgery
Cosmetic surgery is the part of plastic surgery that emphasizes taking what is "normal" to our body to make more beautiful, harmonious, or youthful. Dr. Lee offers the full range of cosmetic surgery procedures providing expert patient care, knowledge, and surgical skill to his patients. As a board certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in reconstructive plastic surgery and microsurgery, Dr. Lee uses his surgical precision and skill to perform finesse eyelid, nose, face, and breast surgery. The key to a successful outcome and speedy recovery is to have delicate, precise tissue handling with an eye for the "aesthetic."
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Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
Reconstructive surgery is the foundation upon which plastic surgeons can re-build and reconstruct the human body from the face, breast, hands, to legs and feet. Great advances have come for plastic surgery in the 20th century with the advent of Complex Flap Surgery and Microsurgical Free Tissue Transfer. Dr. Lee has expertise in Flap Surgery and Microsurgery, where he performs the most complex Free Tissue Transfers such as the DIEP, SIEA, TAP, GAP, and other Perforator Flaps. These operations are the ultimate in reconstructive plastic surgery, requiring many hours and teams of surgeons. Face and hand transplantation are in the same category as this type of surgery. Key words: Nasal Reconstruction, Breast Reconstruction, Autologous Tissue Reconstruction, Hand and Extremity Reconstruction, Limb Salvage, Toe Transplantation.
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Dr. Lee in the news: http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?id=5879039§ion=news/health
Non Surgical Treatments:
Non surgical treatments can be performed with various injectable fillers or Botox. The beauty of these treatments is that they give quick results with minimal "down time." These treatments are best for areas on the body that require minimal to moderate changes. Large changes cannot be addressed with these options and usually require some form of skin removal. These options can be discussed at length with Dr. Lee at the consultation.
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Laser Treatment for Brown Spots and Age Spots Laser Treatment for Fine Wrinkles Laser Treatment for Enlarged Pores
Please go to our Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Link (www.cosmeticpssf.blogspot.com) for up to date pricing on these treatments.
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The Fraxel Laser has revolutionized laser resurfacing of the face with its patented laser columns that treat a percentage of the face instead of burning the entire face. This leaves a percentage of the normal skin to help heal the newly treated skin. It is a highly effective Erbium laser for the treatment of fine wrinkles, age spots, acne, and stretch marks. The laser causes a permanent change to the collagen in the skin by heating. Its greatest asset is the ability to obtain results with minimal down time (2 days) where the traditional CO2 laser required 3-4 weeks. Dr. Lee has treated many satisfied patients with the Fraxel Laser, including darker Fitzpatrick (III-V) skin, such as in Asians.
Spider Veins and Facial Blood Vessels (www.sfveinlaser.com) Radiage Treatment (Skin tightening with Radiofrequency)
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Painful, swollen legs with bulging veins can be treated by several methods. In the past, Vein Ligation and Vein Stripping have been the standard. However, Vein Ligation has a high recurrence rate and Vein Stripping is an extremely painful procedure, often requiring an inpatient hospital stay and bed confinement for days. Nonsurgical, EndoVenous Laser Treatment (EVLT) of Symptomatic Varicose Veins has become the treatment of choice with high success rates (> 95%, similar to RadioFrequency), can be performed as an "in-office" procedure under local anesthesia, and patients walk out of the office immediately afterward. As a Plastic Surgeon with expertise in Microvascular Surgery, Dr. Lee offers the highest level of technical precision to this safe, effective, treatment of Varicose Veins. Most often, these treatments are covered by Insurance.
Treatments for Leg and Facial Spider Veins with Laser and Radiofrequency
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Proceeds benefit local Boy Scouts
Gathered at the Hyatt Valencia, dressed in formal attire, attendees honored local leaders for their contribution to our community, during the 2nd Annual Leaders of Character Recognition Dinner last Saturday. All honorees were chosen because they have exemplified characteristics of the Boy Scout Law: helpfulness, kindness, courage, and reverence, among many others.
This year's nominees were: Carl and Jeri Goldman, owners of KHTS AM 1220 Radio, Jim Ventress, Chief Operating Officer of the Boys and Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley, and COC Superintendent-President Dr. Dianne Van Hook along with her husband and supporter Roger Van Hook.
Total Financial Solutions Inc. President Arif Halaby said that the honorees character inspired him to sponsor the event, for a second year. "We at Total Financial Solutions Inc. believe so strongly that financial success is tied to character and discipline, as well as the other tenets supported by the Scout Credo, that we are compelled to sponsor this event, and honor its recipients."
The Scout Credo, which sometimes is called the Scout Promise, is as follows:
"On my honor, I will do my best, to do my duty, to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law. To help other people at all times, to keep myself physically strong. Mentally awake, and morally straight."


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2 Here are proverbs that will help you recognize wisdom and good advice, and understand sayings with deep meaning. | 2 for attaining wisdom and discipline; for understanding words of insight; |
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And the Product of the Year Award Goes to...
EMCO is proud to announce that Electronic Products Magazine named our AG Series a 2013 Product of the Year Award winner!
After evaluating thousands of products, the editors selected the winning products based on innovation in design, advancement in technology or its application, and achievement in price and performance.
This is the second time that EMCO has received Electronic Products' Product of the Year Award. The magazine's editors previously selected our Q Series, a line of DC to HV DC converters that set a new standard in high voltage miniaturization.
ECN Impact Awards Nomination
We are honored to have been selected as a finalist in the 2014 ECN Impact Awards for our CB Series.
The 2014 ECN Impact Awards recognize products and services that had the greatest impact on the electronic components industry during 2013. The award ceremony took place on May 6, 2014 live in Las Vegas.
"The 2014 shortlist of finalists is a reflection of the caliber of judges, as well as the incredible innovation submitted from around the world," said Beth Campbell, Editorial Director of the Design Engineering Group at Advantage Business Media.
Designed for applications requiring minimal size and weight, EMCO's A Series is a line of ultra-miniature DC to HV DC converters. Featuring a low profile of 0.250 inches (6.35 mm), the A Series provides controllable output voltages of 100 V to 6000 V in a package occupying less than one tenth of a cubic inch of volume.
Click here to view the A Series datasheet (PDF).
CE Marking and UL Recognition for A, AG, and Q Series
EMCO's A Series, AG Series, and Q Series of miniature, proportional DC to high voltage DC converters are now UL Recognized and bear the CE marking.
The CE marking certifies that a product complies with all relevant European Union (EU) safety, health, and environmental requirements.
For a product to earn the UL Recognized Component Mark, it must undergo a thorough evaluation process to ensure that it meets all appropriate UL standards.
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Body tags can grab JSP results and send them to an entirely different location. It's easy to create a custom tag that sends part of a JSP to a survey account. The required attribute to will specify the mail address for the mail and subject specifies the subject. The enclosed JSP contains the body of the mail. The contents of the tag can be any JSP code. You can still use arbitrary scriptlets writing to out.
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Synonyms for like
- comparable star
- alike star
- related star
- agnate star
- cognate star
- twin star
- close star
- matching star
- same star
- uniform star
- conforming star
- resembling star
- corresponding star
- equivalent star
- consonant star
- parallel star
- double star
- equal star
- near star
- allied star
- akin star
- analogous star
- commensurate star
- compatible star
Antonyms for liker
Usage Notes
Like1 as a conjunction meaning "as, in the same way as" (Many shoppers study the food ads like brokers study market reports) or "as if" (It looks like it will rain) has been used for nearly 500 years and by many distinguished literary and intellectual figures. Since the mid-19th century there have been objections, often vehement, to these uses. Nevertheless, such uses are almost universal today in all but the most formal speech and writing. In extremely careful speech and in much formal writing, as, as if, and as though are more commonly used than like: The commanding general accepted full responsibility for the incident, as any professional soldier would. Many of the Greenwich Village bohemians lived as if (or as though) there were no tomorrow. The strong strictures against the use of like as a conjunction have resulted in the occasional hypercorrect use of as as a preposition where like is idiomatic: She looks as a sympathetic person. Like meaning "as if" is also standard in informal speech and writing with a small number of adjectives: The crew worked like crazy (or like mad) to finish the job on time. See also as.


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Posted in Issue 111 - Abril 2008 Pub. and Multimedia
The Regional Inter Agency Task Force on Risk, Emergency and Disasters in Latin America and the Caribbean (REDLAC) has published the document "10 years after Hurricane Mitch: Overview of the trend in disaster risk management in Central America" In a straightforward and illustrative manner, the book sums up 10 years of efforts in the management of risk and disaster response as another contribution to progress in knowledge of the issue in Central America.
The publication is made up of three chapters: the first highlights the socio-economic characteristics of the Central American population during recent decades, the second includes information on processes which are part of risk management and development, and the third analyzes trends in sectoral indicators of risk management in the areas of education, food security, nutrition, health, water and sanitation and shelter. For more details visit www.crid.or.cr/digitalizacion/pdf/spa/doc17237/doc17237.htm.


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Mayor of NM town pleads guilty to gun smuggling
July 13, 2011 - 4:44 PM
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) — The former mayor of the New Mexico border town of Columbus has pleaded guilty to federal gun smuggling charges.
U.S. Attorney John E. Murphy announced Wednesday that 51-year-old Eddie Espinoza has pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy, three counts of making false statements in the acquisition of firearms, and three counts of smuggling firearms from the United States.
Murphy says Espinoza entered the plea Tuesday afternoon before U.S. Magistrate Judge William P. Lynch in Las Cruces. Sentencing has not yet been scheduled.
Espinoza, the town's police chief and a Columbus trustee were among 12 people arrested in March in a federal sting.
(Copyright 2011 Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)
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Many PhotoReaders have reported learning is easier with PhotoReading. They use strategies such as repeatedly PhotoReading the "English/Spanish" dictionary, PhotoReading every language book they can find, and PhotoReading both the English and foreign language edition of books. (The Paraliminal CDs and EasyLearn Language program, also published by Learning Strategies Corporation, have proven useful.)
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Windows 7 E Best Practices for ISVs
I asked by Giorgio Sardo, to write about the E editions for Windows 7 and the changes developers need to be aware of. Since the E edition for Windows 7 will ship without  Internet Explorer 8. Giorgio is the Technical Evangelist working on IE and other web technologies. Yochay In a previous post, we explained how Microsoft is working to fulfill our legal obligations in Europe for Windows 7. In the meantime, we received some questions about what the E editions of Windows 7 will mean for ISVs and developers. I took the most common questions and posed them to Arik Cohen, a Program Manager who is working on the E editions of Windows 7. If you have other questions about how this could affect your applications, please add your comments to the post to let us know and well work to get your questions answered. Q: What are the differences between standard editions of Windows 7 and E editions of Windows 7? A: The only functional difference is that the Internet Explorer 8 component is not available. This is the same component that your users can turn off in the Turn Windows features on and off control panel in the Windows 7 RC build. The Internet Web Platform components (for example, WebOC) are still installed and available on all editions of Windows 7, since they are part of the Windows core. Q: How should I test my application to ensure that it will work without IE? A: To get the same functional behavior as a clean install of the E editions of Windows 7, go to Turn Windows features on and off dialog and uncheck Internet Explorer 8. We recommend testing your application both without a browser installed and with a browser installed (remember to set the installed browser as the default). Q: What happens if I try to open a link without a browser installed? A: You will get an Application not found exception. Q: What general impacts of Windows 7 E editions have you seen on applications especially ones that rely on the WebOC? A: During our application compatibility testing, weve found that the vast majority of applications work on Windows 7 E editions without any changes. This includes applications that use many of the Internet Web Platform embedding methods (including WebBrowser control, hosting Trident, and HTML Help). For instance, the following screenshot shows a .NET application that embeds the WebBrowser control running correctly on the E edition of Windows 7. Q: My Windows application (WPF, Win Forms, Java, etc.) uses the Web Browser control. Is there any compatibility issue? A: Everything should work as expected. However, weve seen some issues when applications depend directly on a specific browser. In particular, if while using the Web Browser control, you allow the application to open new windows that do not respect the users default browser choice, you may see some issues. Q: What are the most common issues that you have found in your testing of applications? And what do you recommend ISVs do about them? A: I have seen applications encounter three classes of issues on E editions of Windows 7:
A: Use the IApplicationAssociationRegistration::QueryCurrentDefault API to determine the registered browser by checking QueryCurrentDefault(http, AT_URLPROTOCOL,  AL_EFFECTIVE, out progID). Q: My app needs to open the browser. What are the best practices? A: Run shellexecute() without hard-coding the name of the browser. Respect the users choice of default browser and gracefully handle cases where no browser is installed on the system. Q: How can I check if Im running in one of the E edition for Windows 7? A: The GetProductInfo() API (introduced in Windows Vista) is how to tell exactly what edition of Windows you are running. The new constant values for the E editions of Windows 7 will be available in the Windows 7 SDK. Example of code to determine if you are running on Home Premium vs. Ultimate: [DllImport("Kernel32.dll")] internal static extern bool GetProductInfo( int osMajorVersion, int osMinorVersion, int spMajorVersion, int spMinorVersion, out uint edition); private void CheckEdition() { uint edition; GetProductInfo(6, 1, 0, 0, out edition); switch ((ProductEditions)(edition)) { case ProductEditions.HOMEPREMIUM : case ProductEditions.HOMEPREMIUME: case ProductEditions.HOMEPREMIUMN: MessageBox.Show("Running on a Home Premium edition"); break; case ProductEditions.ULTIMATE : case ProductEditions.ULTIMATEE: case ProductEditions.ULTIMATEN: MessageBox.Show("Running on an Ultimate edition"); break; } } Q: Are the E editions of Windows 7 going to be available on MSDN? If so, when? A: Yes, both the E editions of Windows 7 and the standard editions will be available on MSDN at the same time. Q: What about the Internet Explorer 8 Feature Pack for Windows 7 E? If and when will Microsoft release it to the public? A: Yes, the Internet Explorer 8 Feature Pack for Windows 7 E will be available on the Microsoft Download Center soon after Windows 7 becomes generally available. Giorgio Sardo IE Technical Evangelist Microsoft Corp |
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Central African Republic
Central African Republic
geographical nameDefinition of CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
republic N cen Africa ∗ Bangui area 240,376 square miles (624,978 square kilometers), pop 3,895,139
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Central African Republic or 1976–79 Central African Empire or earlier Ubangi–Shari
Central African Republic
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/div>Country, central Africa. Area: 240,324 sq mi (622,436 sq km). Population: (2009 est.) 4,511,000. Capital: Bangui. The people form heterogeneous ethnic groups, with the Banda, Baya (Gbaya), Mandjia, and Ngbaka constituting more than two-thirds of the inhabitants. Languages: French, Sango (both official), several others. Religions: Christianity (mostly other Christians [largely unaffiliated and independent]; also Roman Catholic, Protestant), Islam, traditional beliefs. Currency: CFA franc. The country is landlocked country and consists of a large rolling plateau. The northern half is characterized by savanna and is drained by tributaries of the Chari River. The southern half is densely forested. The country has a developing free-enterprise economy of mixed state and private structure, with agriculture as the main component. It is a multiparty republic with one legislative body; its head of state is the president and its head of government the prime minister. For several centuries before the arrival of Europeans, the territory was exploited by slave traders. The French explored and claimed central Africa and in 1889 established a post at Bangui. They subsequently partitioned the territory into several colonies, one of which was Ubangi-Shari (Oubangui-Chari), the future Central African Republic; it later became part of French Equatorial Africa. Ubangi-Shari became a French overseas territory in 1946. It became an autonomous republic within the French Community in 1958 and achieved independence in 1960. In 1965 the military overthrew a civilian government and installed Jean-Bédel Bokassa, who in 1976 renamed the country the Central African Empire. He was overthrown in 1979 and the former name was restored, but the military again seized power in the 1980s. Elections in 1993 led to installation of a civilian government, which attempted to deal with continued political and economic instability that persisted into the 21st century. The government was overthrown in a 2003 coup, which led to the promulgation of a new constitution in 2004. A democratically elected government was installed in 2005.
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This aptly-titled and impressive collection, in paperback and special bound edition ($99), offers the high-quality presentation that we've come to expect from digital specialists at Ballistic. The book incorporates classic digital images of feminine beauty along with contemporary and more striking alternatives on the theme.
The emphasis is on beauty in CG characters, so it provides a range of femme fatales. The works are dripping with visual narrative along with some stunningly-executed techniques.
The artwork delves into several realms of fantasy art, with the main focus being the female form. Therefore mingled in with sophisticated and finer art leanings are a few exceedingly-endowed fantasy depictions, chicks with guns, swords and spells. Futuristic and robotic genres are also in the cast.
The artistic potential of 21 software packages are demonstrated well. Obviously it includes the ubiquitous Photoshop and Painter but, usefully, it delves into art created with other applications, which will give you a good taster of what can be achieved if you're thinking of investing in more software.
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Price-wise this bats against the standard-issue Koonunga Shiraz; it would be easy to argue that it gives it a fair touch up. Distinctive peanut shell-like aftertaste. Bang on for drinkability. Campbell Mattinson; The Wine Front
Wine of the Week - The economic reality is that many other countries can produce good wines more cheaply than we can in Australia. This is a case in point: a terrific savoury quaffing Spanish red blend that won't break the bank.'Wine of the Week' Winsor Dobbin.a good mix between savoury and sweet too, with a .. good deal of Tempranillo to pan out the structure. It's as generous as a paella pan overflowing with flavour, has a silky red fruit palate and some dried herb character. Ends with keen acids that keep it perky but it's the smooth tannins that impress making for a seamless drink at the price. Patrick Haddock; Wining Pom
A little bottle of deliciousness. I don't score, but if I did, I'd give this 96/100. Rating: 96 Points; Winsor Dobbin, Wine of the Week, January 2013.
... an extremely luscious brandy snap, cumquat, nut and tea palate. This is seriously old material; 375 ml; Rating: 94 Points; James Halliday
... it's refreshingly vibrant, balanced and without any hint of cloying sweetness. Rating: 96 Points; Tyson Stelzer; Wine Taste
One of the Barossa's greatest gifts is its unique collection of fortified port and sherry style wines. This 30 year old (average age) pedro ximinez is sensational, essentially an amontillado sherry with emerging nutty, caramel, apricot and raisin characters, bergamot and racy acidity remaining. Rating 5 stars Tony Love
Unusually savoury too. That's really really good. Slight balsamic notes add piquancy and edge, but don't necessarily intrude, though I'd rather they were not there. So much character and life to this wine. 94 points Winefront.com.au
Sophisticated architecture. Oak is a minor player, contributing to the texture but never obstructing the fruit. There's a joie de vivre about the whole affair which is just impossible to deny. Longevity is pretty much assured. 94+ Excellent
($35; 14.2% alcohol; screw cap; 93++ points). Phillip White So what makes this better? Start with its alarming purity of message. It's a letter of love from one tiny patch of priceless heirloom Shiraz in the northern Barossa. It's disgusting in its brazen determination to seduce. Take all the fruits and aspects of the Longhop above, and dilute them about 5:1 in a deep simmer of mulberry and baby beetroot. Smack your favourite schoolteacher's blackboard duster against the side of the glass to add some country. Then think of black satin and silk, patent leather court shoes and Jean Deprez Bal à Versailles perfume. Take a schlück, and you get the sense of iron as much as sinuous acid and flesh. Sexy beast's packin' a heavy short, so you get those whiffs of gunblue and cordite just to warn you that you're in the dark alone with this one. Good for duck or softer, creamy cheddar. And still inexpensive.
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Made in a Spanish early drinking style. Deep blue-red in colour. A lifted floral nose of blueberries, raspberries with just a hint of spice precedes a palate with luscious berry fruits and cherry ripe flavours. The soft and silky tannins leading to a seductive moreish finish.
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An emerging variety that matches so well with food. Bright, although relatively light, crimson-purple. A lifted nose of dark cherries, raspberries and sandalwood. The palate has luscious cherry flavours, delicate spice and delicious soft tannins.
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Classic variety with Italian origins. A pale green straw. Aromas of violets, Nashi pears, grapefruit zest and lime. The palate exhibits guava, lychee and lemon flavours with a crisp clean finish. Have it with...Seafood and Creamy Pasta dishes.
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We are looking to purchase some birch trees to place behind a wall. I am noticing there are many varietys though. Can someone tell me the name of the common birch tree with white bark that grows to 30 feet? I am seeing names as river birch, paper birch, yellow birch, weeping birch and so on. I have sent a link below to a picture of the tree.
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"Common" is entirely related to location - what is common in one area may be less common in another. Where are you located specifically? Your link looks like Betula papyrifera or paper birch. It is native to much of the northern parts of the US. It can a lot bigger than 30' under ideal circumstances. It is also rather prone to birch borers, so its longevity is compromised under general conditions. |
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My Toshiba tv, about 5 years old, has developed fine white horizontal lines across the top fifth or so of the screen. The lines are not always visible, sometimes they waver a bit, they never appear when the movie or program is letterboxed.
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It sounds kind of crazy, but Williams Field coach Steve Campbell was all about giving his defense credit in a football game that saw his Black Hawks get a 53-30 victory on Friday over Peoria Liberty.
"The defense played their butts off," Campbell said.
The offense wasn't bad either as Williams Field advances to the Division III semifinals with the big road victory. Actually, the Black Hawks scored in a variety of ways getting touchdowns via the run, the pass, on special teams and even a 42-yard interception return by Terrance Payne late in the fourth quarter.
Fifth seed Williams Field (11-1) now faces No. 1 seed Goodyear Desert Edge in next Saturday's semifinals. The game will be played at Sandra Day O'Connor High School.
Campbell liked what his defense did because it allowed only two touchdowns until late in the four quarter. And it was going against a prolific offense that came into the game averaging 49 points per game.
That defense also forced four turnovers and each time the Black Hawks responded by scoring a touchdown.
"You win the turnover battle you usually win the football game," Campbell said.
Williams Field also made key defensive adjustments to slow down the Lions' passing attack. By halftime, Liberty's Brandon Murphy had seven catches for 158 yards and two touchdowns. After halftime he had just three catches for 18 yards.
"We just had to have a little awareness," Campbell said. "We had to see what they were doing and then make adjustments."
A late touchdown run by Sean Schweichler gave Williams Field a 19-14 lead at the half and it looked like it was going to be a tight football game the rest of the way.
It was a relatively quiet third quarter until Schweichler fielded a punt and then raced 68 yards for a touchdown to give the Black Hawks a 25-14 lead. It was one of four touchdowns the sensational running back had on Friday. He also rushed 30 times for 194 yards. It leaves him with 1,317 yards and 32 touchdowns on the season.
"On that kick it was short so I came up and caught it and then saw the cut back and just took off," Schweichler said. "I was pretty confident in our offense. I watched a lot of film on them and saw how their safeties and linebackers were playing."
That punt return was one of four straight touchdowns scored late in the third quarter and early in the fourth for the Black Hawks as they pulled away from the Lions. Schweichler added a 1-yard run, backup quarterback Cole Patterson then raced 41 yards for another score before Payne found the end zone with his interception return.
But the game wasn't quite over. Liberty responded by scoring two touchdowns eight seconds apart in the fourth quarter cutting the lead to 46-30 with 5:13 left in the game. Back in came the starters for Williams Field and quarterback Jeddediah Fagg responded by leading the Black Hawks on a scoring drive late to put the game away.
Liberty got all of its offense through the air with senior Tyler Rogers throwing for 343 yards and two touchdowns. But it was Rogers who threw two interceptions and fumbled twice.
"We made too many mistakes and they didn't make any," Liberty coach Dan Filleman said. "They got a little pressure on us."
Gilbert Williams Field 53, Peoria Liberty 30
Williams Field 7 12 6 28 - 53
Liberty 7 7 0 16 - 30
First downs: WF 18; L 17
Rushes-yards: WF 46-287; L 27-59
Passing yards: WF 119; L 343
Comp-Att-Int: WF 5-13-0; L 23-39-2
Penalties: WF 11-95; L 10-70
Fumbles: WF 1-0; L 3-2
L - Murphy 36 pass from Rogers (Wyatt kick)
WF - Schweichler 21 run (Gregson kick)
WF - Alexander 15 pass from Fagg (kick failed)
L - Murphy 75 pass from Rogers (Wyatt kick)
WF - Schweichler 3 run (pass failed)
WF - Schweichler 68 punt return (run failed)
WF - Schweichler 1 run (Gregson kick)
WF - Patterson 41 run (Gregson kick)
WF - Payne 41 interception return (Gregson kick)
L - Murphy 96 kickoff return (Wyatt run)
L - Wills 18 pass from Rogers (Wyatt pass from Rogers)
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Matt White Stops By Seventeen!
With only a guitar and his tender voice, Matt played two songs that made us see why he's a rising star. "Love" was a beautifully romantic ballad, while "Best Days," the single we've been humming for months, was even better when performed live!
After Matt put his guitar down, he dished on everything from his internet habits ("I'm on Facebook all the time!") to Perez Hilton ("He's a really good dude"). With an awesome personality and catchy tunes, Matt White is definitely a hot male singer to keep your eye on. To learn more about Matt and find out when he'll be performing in your town, click here now!
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Gabr Fellowship
Established by The Shafik Gabr Foundation, the Gabr Fellowship brings together a group of 20 emerging leaders from across Egypt and the U.S. - 10 Egyptians and 10 Americans. Fellows will meet with world-renowned public figures to explore transnational challenges faced by their societies and to gain insight into the diversity within Egyptian and American societies, traditions, politics, business, governance, art, law, media, customs and religions.
Leveraging their expertise and the depth of the exchange, Fellows will work together on collaborative action projects. The action projects address common challenges facing Egyptian and American societies. The projects serve to broaden the impact of the Gabr Fellowship to the Fellows' peers, communities and societies with the goal of sustainable bridge building across both the east and west.
The 2014 Gabr Fellowship will travel to Egypt May 10-24 and to the United States June 7-21. Fellows must be available for the entirety of the Fellowship travel dates.
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One Step at a Time—the Gabr Fellows' Story, by Dr. James Zogby
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Middle East Institute Honors Asfari and Gabr at 68th Annual Banquet
Asfari and Gabr will be honored at the Middle East Institute's 68th Annual Awards Banquet. Asfari will receive the Issam M. Fares Award for Excellence, which recognizes exceptional contributions of Arab men and women in the fields of politics, culture, business and philanthropy. Gabr will be accepting MEI's Visionary Award, which recognizes an Arab individual or institution for their exceptional work in the region. Read More »
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Celebrating The Gabr Fellowship's Inaugural Class
Yesterday at an event honoring the inaugural class of The Gabr Fellowship, US and Foreign Diplomats, members of Congress, and leading Middle East experts had a chance to hear first-hand from the Gabr Fellows about their experiences traveling to Egypt and the US. The Gabr Fellowship is a group of 22 emerging leaders from across Egypt and the US. - 10 Egyptians and 12 Americans. Read More »
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Gabr Fellows Sit Down with HuffPost Live
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Four participants of the inaugural class of Shafik Gabr Fellows sat down with HuffPost Live yesterday to talk about the prestigious program and their misconceptions and newfound realizations about the United States and Egypt. The fellowship incorporates discussion sessions, action projects and trips to Egypt and the United States. Read More »
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Gabr Fellowship Brings Together Egyptian and American Leaders to Listen, Engage and Impact
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On Saturday, AAI President James Zogby conveyed a message his mother taught him to 22 young professionals from the United States and Egypt. He said: "If you want someone to listen to you, listen to them first." The young leaders Dr. Zogby addressed make up the inaugural class of The Shafik Gabr Fellowship, a prestigious, multi-faceted program incepted by Shafik Gabr, prominent Egyptian businessman, through the Gabr Foundation's East-West Dialogue Initiative. In addition to developing actionable projects and forging cross-cultural connections with each other, the fellows will spend two weeks in major U.S. cities meeting with policy experts, media representatives and business leaders to engage in frank discussions about problems impacting both regions. Read More »


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verb \ˈkän-trə-ˌvərt, ˌkän-trə-ˈ\: to say or prove that (something) is untrue
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intransitive verb
: to engage in controversy
— con·tro·vert·er \-ˌvər-tər, -ˈvər-\ noun
— con·tro·vert·ible \-tə-bəl\ adjective
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- The attorney offered evidence that controverted the plaintiff's allegations.
- <ever since the poem was first published, critics and scholars have controverted over the meaning of its concluding lines>
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First Known Use: 1584
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By: Harvey S. Bartnof, MD
Posted: June 9, 2008, from the December 2006 issue of Skin Inc. magazine.
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Skin wrinkling in women is partially due to a decline in hormones—particularly estrogen and somatotropin, which is a growth hormone. HRT decreases skin wrinkling and sagging by naturally increasing hydration and oil secretion, as well as stimulating collagen. Growth HRT in women and men decreases skin wrinkling and sagging by naturally increasing hydration, collagen and skin thickness.
Growth hormone is commonly misunderstood. Just as female menopause—a decline in female-related hormones—exists, somatopause—a decline in growth hormone—also exists. It is listed in more than 50 references in the National Library of Medicine. Somatopause is a form of growth hormone deficiency. It leads to a reduction in muscle mass, an increase in fat mass, a loss of total body water—which is a cofactor for skin wrinkling—and a decline in energy, and it represents a cofactor for abnormal sleep. Growth HRT can be accomplished successfully in the vast majority of people who have this deficiency, but ongoing monitoring is required.
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If your clients are suffering from troublesome menopausal symptoms, refer them to a physician who can explain the best treatment options, and encourage them to inquire about BHRT. This natural alternative to chemical treatments may be just what the doctor ordered.
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George W. Bush Presidential Library Prepares For Official Dedication Ceremony
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Hey, we just had a PERFECT example of what is wrong with executives at big companies: Apotheker at HP.
Before he was fired he had already taken home most of his $1.2 million annual salary, a $4 million signing bonus and an additional $4.6 million awarded for relocation assistance and to offset payments that he forfeited from his previous employer, SAP (SAP).
Apotheker will receive $7.2 million in severance, which will be paid out over the next 18 months. He'll also receive a bonus of $2.4 million for his 11 months of service.
Also, HP will pay Apotheker up to $300,000 for any losses or fees on the sale of his California home, and will immediately vest 156,000 shares of stock valued at $3.6 million on the day Apotheker got the boot.
Holy crap! *I* would have gladly driven HP into the ground for half that approx. $24 million.
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