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15 But if thy brother sinneth against thee, go thou, and reprove him, betwixt thee and him alone; if he heareth thee, thou hast won thy brother. [+Forsooth if thy brother shall sin against thee, go thou, and reprove him, or snub, between thee and him alone; if he shall hear thee, thou hast won thy brother.] | 15 "If your brother sins against you, go and show him his fault, just between the two of you. If he listens to you, you have won your brother over. |
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Now, I'm not the only offender ont he floor, or necessarily the worst. And, when I began tidying, it went really fast. It was one project's worth of paper, and four projects' worth of files. They just needed to go in boxes and be picked up by Office Services. And the stuff on the shelves was the RIGHT stuff, and in the rightspot--it was just leaning every which way.
One of my good friends in the office came and helped me straighten up quick, in case the CEO herself would come and look at the place!! One lesson I took away from our efforts, esp. my friend's, was this:
"Martha" also asked me, as we were walking to my office, whether I was embarrassed (this after she told me she HAD mentioned my office to the CEO!). A little, I said, but I'll live. "Oh, don't be," she said warmly.
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- Posted by harriethomeowner (My Page) on Tue, Apr 3, 07 at 13:48
If Martha could see my cubicle, she'd say, "It's sad that some people have to live like that. I guess they don't know any better." (Same goes for my house, probably ...) |
- Posted by talley_sue_nyc (My Page) on Tue, Apr 3, 07 at 14:16
no, she wouldn't, Harriet--she'd say, "get rid of this stuff! Clean that! Organize this! Get some shelves in here! It won't take that long. It'll make a huge difference." Martha doesn't waste any time pitying people--she just orders 'em around. |
She'd be irritated with me, but not really be able to give me any concrete suggestions to fix the problem. She wouldn't have a response for the fact that I had to dumpster dive my desk, chair, and old student desks used as tables. She would get irritated that I couldn't organize myself when I came to work and found my office moved somewhere overnight because "they needed the room." I just never found my system for my work space. Too much was out of my control most of the time. I find it difficult to get my work space at home to function well. I'm still caught in the vertical/horizonal piler quandry. The same space needs to function while I spread out papers for the grants I'm writing for our Irish Dance non-profit. I need to sew ties in this space. I need to keep my stash of books in this space. My sewing supplies in this space. I've got bookshelves, but the room is only 8 feet wide and 25 feet long. I can only get so many shelves in and still have room to walk around my sewing table. Oh, well. It's the best I can do right now and it doesn't interfere with my ability to get done what I need to get done. It's still a cozy place I've got decorated with things I enjoy. Gloria |
- Posted by vtchewbecca (My Page) on Tue, Apr 3, 07 at 17:42
I'm a science teacher, so I don't have an office. I try to keep things fairly organized, though there are days when I have papers piled on my desk for lack of a better place to put them (because they have to be returned/handed out, etc). I usually even have it neat on lab/activity days, though last Thursday there were beans all over my floor from an activity simulating owl survival (parents had to feed "owlets" beans using forks as talons). I don't think Martha could say too much considering my profession (7th grade science, btw). I try to be uncluttered for my sake, so I don't lose things. Plus, I don't work well in a cluttered area. I don't think as well when clutter is around. |
- Posted by talley_sue_nyc (My Page) on Wed, Apr 4, 07 at 9:12
She wouldn't have a response for the fact that I had to dumpster dive my desk, chair, and old student desks used as tables. Actually, she'd think that was great, but she'd have all sorts of suggestions for painting them the same color, and covering the scarred tops with leather, and stuff. Or, if that's the office, she'd have the VP of facilities on the carpet for not giving you proper equipment to do your job! (you should see OUR facilities team!!) vtchewbecca, your science room sounds like fun! |
Martha wouldn't like it. I use the "guest" room as an office, with a long desk with computer, etc. on it, two chairs, a bed (just in case GD comes), file cabinet (piled with photo boxes), marble-top dresser with computer stuff in it, cedar chest with heavy, large doll house and 2 file boxes on it, boxes under the bed, and papers, notebooks, and Christmas decorations in the small closet. The top of the bed is covered with papers and notebooks, and frankly I can't find anything. Maybe that's why I sit at the computer and read email, Home Forum, and play games. Too discouraging. |
- Posted by harriethomeowner (My Page) on Thu, Apr 5, 07 at 13:14
I dunno ... not much you can do with industrial beige fabric walls, industrial beige and blue psychedelic carpet, chewed-up industrial beige office chair, industrial beige laminate desk top and computer (at least everything matches!) in a space approximately 7' x 9'. I do have three golden pothos plants, a cat calendar, a New Yorker poster, and some office memos for decoration. And lots of our books (I'm a book production editor). It's not really messy; I just haven't been able to do anything to make it very chic. I was thinking that even Martha would throw up her hands, though you're probably right, she wouldn't expend any pity on me. |
- Posted by talley_sue_nyc (My Page) on Tue, Apr 17, 07 at 9:42
Oh, and she wouldn't throw up her hands, LOL! She has a suggestion at EVERY turn. Even a storage closet that looks decluttered, tidy, and well-labeled, is "badly organized!" I have seen one of her offices--it's not chic at all. It's VERY bare and utilitarian. Big table for a desk, a wall full of shelves and drawers, and that's it. No art, no fabrics. Very spare. |
My cell was nicer than that.... |
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21 submitting yourselves one to another in the fear of God. | 21 Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ. |
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90's nostalgia at it's best!! Even if it weren't a nostalgia thing, I LOVE this scent and I never grow tired of it. I would say it's probably my favorite scent of all time. It's so clean and fresh smelling. It is a unisex scent which is kind of weird but I don't really mind, it still smells fantastic and takes me back to middle school.
Absolutely clean, fresh, and understated, yet long-lasting. Pure citrus/green-tea/soap yumminess. A '90s craze that nonetheless has "classic fougere" written all over it.
I had a boyfriend in 1995 who wore this, and the smell of it mixed with the leather scent from his black motorcycle jacket drove me bonkers with lust! I liked it a lot on myself, too, even though at that age I was trying to seem older, and therefore favored heavy chypres and Orientals. I remember buying several bottles of a knockoff version, as I couldn't afford CK One for myself.
Now, the craze has passed and the fragrance is easily found at a discount. And my tastes have changed toward lighter aromas. CK One is among the few fragrances I can wear to my hospital job, without fear of offending patients. I just smell freshly showered and invigorated. I kind of love the industrial-minimal packaging; it conveys clearly that this is a casual, unpretentious comfort scent that is totally appropriate for jeans and sweats. But, just as minimalist casual clothing can be very sexy, because it makes someone approachable, CK One is pure sex in a bottle for some of us, at least!
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Ah, nostalgia! Grab some Birkenstocks, pick a flannel, put on some rich brown lipstick, do not forget the scrunchie around the wrist, a spray of this (it is on the stronger side so it's easy to get carried away) and you were ready to take on the day! I love it still, though in a lot more moderation than in my teenage years. Unlike some of the new perfumes I've purchased recently, it lasts almost all day for me. It's not the best out there, not the worst. But for a second after spraying my wrist, I'm about to slip on those silly sandals and pass notes in class. So I'll keep a bottle handy for those days when I need a little mood boost.
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CK One has been around for a very long time now, and while I may have liked this in Middle school - as a grown-up it's not my thing any more. Crisp, Citrusy, Easy to wear and Unisex. Mid priced, and easy to procure.
This was my signature fragrance in the 90's in my 20's. It is totally minimal & fresh. I wore it for years along with CK BE. It is very green and musky on me. It's something that I looked forward to wearing every day and I am 39 now and still like it.
Overly popular unfortunately and has gotten a bad rap.
I smell mostly bergamont, musk, green notes, lemon, rose and cedar.
I loooooove this scent. CK One has a strong citrus top note and warm musky basenotes. It's not exactly sweet, but I think there's something about this scent that makes it more feminine than unisex. I'm not a fan of the screw top that my bottle came with (bought in 2010), but I think they're packaged with a spray cap now.
this is by far one of my favourites, I used to smell this on a female collegue and loved it and bought it for myself. its fresh and clean which is something i look for in perfumes. this is something I like to wear on weekends with some jeans, shirt and sneakers,also this used to drive my ex crazy was his fav too.I will always repurchase.
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I remember seeing the CK one adverts on the tv when I when I was teenager and wishing that I could be a supermodel like Kate moss or Jenny shimizu.they get to look good in all their pictures when their young they get paid colossal amounts of money for looking good and they get all the designer fashions and beauty products for free aswell as getting to travel the world on photo and video shoots as part of their job.
The supermodel phenomena of the 1990s must have made that every little girls dream in the western countries and with all these beautiful women came the cult of designer goods marketed to a new target audience that the previous generation weren't really targeted in the same way.
Co one was one of the cultural products from that era nd it came in a frosted glass bottle of varying sizes and was unique because it was a frangrance for young people both male and female which as far as I know had never been done before.
The scent is still something that suits
young people best because it has a very fresh citrus fragrance and for women who arnt girls anymore they should try a more sophisticated scent like Carolina Herrera 212 sexy for example otherwise the scent wont match up with the aging of the woman wearing it.
I stopped using eau de toilette instead I use scented cream as I can also use it as deodorant and it wont sting after shaving.
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I loved this scent in the 90's and recently rediscovered this perfume a few months ago. It now not only is a pleasant scent but reminds me of my teen years when I last wore it.
It has a very light, clean scent to it that gives me the just out of the shower feel. It wasn't a floral scent which is why I originally liked it, and is still one of the reasons I returned to it.
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Throughout history, markets have had to reflect the effects of war, famine and disaster.
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There's one thing fund managers agree on: They are ready to exploit overreaction. They'll pounce on any stock that looks like it's fallen too much or risen too high.
There is no consensus regarding the actual direction the market will move on Monday and over the next few weeks. The optimists see the attacks as the sort of massive cathartic event that creates a bottom in a market that has long been sliding. And an enormous injection of funds by the
Federal Reserve and other central banks will help stocks climb higher, they say. However, others believe the bear market will deepen, due to global instability, a more sluggish economy and depressed company earnings.
The Task at Hand
All of the investors this columnist spoke to find trading on appalling events like these to be a distasteful task. But the world is a markedly different place after Tuesday's assaults. No market can ignore that. Naturally, some people will profit and some lose money as a result of the atrocities. How can it be any different in a market? The only alternative is to shut down trading altogether, something the attackers would no doubt relish.
"As difficult as it is, we have a responsibility to preserve our funds' capital," says the head of financial sector research at a large mutual fund firm in San Francisco.
Many money management firms spent the latter part of last week gazing nervously at the sliding markets in Europe and Asia to gain advance notice on what may happen in the U.S.
They've been calibrating central bank actions and speaking to brokers to get a feel for whether retail investors are withdrawing large sums from mutual funds. Some managers are projecting long-term geopolitical scenarios that attempt to weigh the possibility of massive strikes against Muslim states. Then there's the chance that certain hedge funds could get into trouble, forcing a selling wave.
"Over the past few days we've spent a lot of time strategizing," says Tom Brown, head of the Second Curve Capital financial services fund in New York. Brown says his fund is ready to reduce its holdings in some stocks if it feels it's necessary. But he adds, "Of course, what happens Monday could be a lot different from what we've been expecting."
The San Francisco mutual fund analyst comments, "We have no positions that we want to liquidate at any price."
Opposing Views
The invigorating thing about a market is that there are usually two starkly opposed views.
Take the airline sector. Most investors have written this off, fearing huge losses from reduced traffic, higher security costs and potential lawsuits. But one West Coast hedge fund manager comments, "There's no way the government's going to let the airlines go bankrupt. It's an integral part of our infrastructure." He's not thinking of buying airline stocks at this point, but, clearly if they fall too far, investors will be tempted to buy them if government money is available to keep them afloat.
The same thinking applies to the brokerages, many of which have large operations in the area devastated by the destruction of the World Trade Center. "The brokerages aren't going to zero. If Monday's bids look good, we'll take them," says the San Francisco mutual fund analyst.
That said, the nasty drops in the stock prices of European banks with large brokerage operations don't bode well for America's financial sector. For example, CS Group, the parent of global investment bank CS First Boston, lost 28% last week, while the U.K.'s HSBC (HBC) and Germany's Deutsche Bank have shed 13% and 12%, respectively, since the attacks. Elsewhere in finance, one investor notes that General Motors' (GM - Get Report) lending and insurance company GMAC lent more than $500 million in August to Silverstein Properties to buy the lease to the World Trade Center. GMAC said Friday that insurance in connection with its financing "does not exclude coverage for acts of terrorism."
Leisure and tourism stocks could also drop. "We're long Royal Caribbean (RCL) and I am sure that's headed down," says the West Coast hedge fund manager, referring to the cruise company. "We'll sell that into any rally." This person thinks companies will now organize fewer conventions. This means hotel firms, casino companies and gaming-machine makers like International Game Technology (IGT - Get Report) and WMS Industries (WMS) look vulnerable.
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FOR ALL JULIA LUCEY knows, her mom may have sent her to a Wyoming ranch camp the summer she was 14 just to get her out of her hair.
As it turns out, it was life changing for the Fairfax artist.
"It completely changed my perspective on what wilderness is. I had never seen open space like that," says Lucey, who grew up in New England but quickly became enamored with the West and backpacked a good portion of it.
Ever since then, the 35-year-old has been spending time in the wild as often as possible. But it was only three years ago that she was able to throw herself fully into her other passion — creating etchings whose images portray the ever-evolving issues of wildlife, its dissolution and attempts to manage the natural world.
Lucey will be among the nearly 200 female artists participating in 35th annual Celebration of Craftswomen from Nov. 9 through 11 at Fort Mason in San Francisco.
Although wildlife and wilderness are a driving force in her art and her life, she doesn't push an environmental message.
"I'm not doing any direct activism. I'm not doing anything that's changing things," she says. "There are many levels people can enjoy my art. There's the literal message of the wildlife and the nature and the landscape and just enjoying the beauty of where we live, but there's also the people who understand the printmaking and the process. Sometimes I feel selfish because I make art I enjoy doing, but I can't keep doing it if people weren't finding why they would want that in their house."
Still, Lucey donates 5 percent of all purchases to the Buffalo Field Campaign, a nonprofit group she had volunteered for that seeks to stop the slaughter and harassment of Yellowstone National Park's wild buffalo as they try to follow their normal migratory path.
A lot of her first etchings were about their plight, which she says saddens and angers her.
"They're the last genetically pure buffalo," she says. "If I was going to make artwork about Yellowstone, I thought I should highlight one example of where managing wildlife doesn't really make sense."
Although she has been drawing animals since she was a child and graduated with a BFA in printmaking from the San Francisco Art Institute, Lucey, like many artists, realized it's hard to make a living from art. So she became a teacher instead, working at an East Los Angeles high school for two years and then four years at San Francisco's Juvenile Justice Center, while painting for pleasure on the side.
Three years ago, her husband finally convinced her to pursue her passion. She applied for a residency at Berkeley's Kala Art Institute so she could have access to its printmaking facilities, and she has been there ever since.
Etching speaks to her because she loves to focus on details, she says.
"When I look at old etchings, they almost look like scientific drawings because you can get so much detail in them," she says. "It's almost meditative. I like the process of making the layers. It almost looks like a detailed watercolor."
When she first started, her work explored ecosystems and multiple species — building her own Yellowstone, she jokes. Her newer pieces focus on individual species. But she always layers and overlaps her images.
Actually, she laughs, she's obsessed with overlapping patterns.
"I started liking aesthetically what was happening with the layering of the plates, and my work more transformed into how the actual plates overlap and what happened with the color and the shapes," she says. "Usually you think of a printmaker making multiples, but most of all my pieces end up as monoprints. They're all pretty much one of a kind because I like to experiment, and I just like to see how things layer."
She and her husband, Mark, moved with their 4-year-old son and 5-year-old daughter from San Francisco to Fairfax two years ago. While she still hikes, marriage and motherhood put a halt to her backpacking days. She's been waiting for her kids to be old enough to backpack.
"My son is potty-trained now," she says wistfully, "so I think this is the year."
Vicki Larson can be reached at email@example.com; follow her on Twitter at @OMGchronicles, fan her on Facebook at Vicki-Larson-OMG-Chronicles
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What: 35th annual Celebration of Craftswomen
When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 9 to 11
Where: Festival Pavilion at Fort Mason Center, San Francisco
Admission: $9 to $15
Information: 802-5699; www. celebrationofcraftswomen.com; http://julialucey.com


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Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)Ossuary that refers to 'James brother of Jesus' to go on public display
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December 26th, 2013 Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) A controversial ossuary dating from the time of Christ will go on display soon. The ossuary is controversial because it has a reference to Jesus etched into it. The relic has been subjected to intense scrutiny. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - An ossuary dating from the time of Christ bearing the inscription, "James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus" has proven controversial since its discovery over a decade ago. The inscription suggests that Jesus was real and that he had a brother. Critics cried foul and the owner was charged with forgery.The Owner, Oded Golan was acquitted of forgery in 2012, although several experts believe the second half of the inscription referring to Jesus, is a forgery. In other words, it's partially real and partially fake. Nonetheless, the ossuary, a small box used for storing the bones of the dead, is itself authentic and dates to the time of Christ. Another reason for the controversy is that Jesus is believed to be the only Son of the Virgin Mary. The inscription suggests that Jesus had a brother. According to biblical scholars, close relations, such as cousins and close friends were often referred to as brothers. Some modern skeptics, typically atheists, argue that Jesus didn't even exist and was instead a myth developed by those promoting Christianity in the first century by plagiarizing older religious stories from other beliefs. -How the Jesus story was then matched by various authors has never been explained. Such non-believers were greatly troubled then by the suggestion that physical, hard evidence of the existence of Christ could exist. Had the inscription been verified beyond doubt would have set the atheist world upon its head. But it also would have raised questions for the Catholic Church as well as other faiths that believe Jesus had no brothers, as in born of Mary. The ossuary still remains the subject of controversy because the Israeli Antiquities Authority denies the authenticity of the inscription, saying it was added in modern times and coated with an additives to make it look ancient. The first half of the inscription is also more deeply etched than the second half, for some reason. Notably, the judge in the trial also says that Golan's acquittal should not be takes as proof the inscription is authentic. Defenders say the IAA used flawed techniques when analyzing the relic. A study by the Royal Ontario Museum found that there was nothing wrong or suspicious about the quality of the inscription and that it could very possibly be authentic. While the scholars debate, the public will be free to view the relic so they can decide for themselves. The relic will soon be put on public display. The location of the display is yet to be announced. Of course, for most of us the ossuary and its inscription matters little. The reality of Christ and his present-day influence on our lives, as well as the future he offers us, is hardly influenced by scholarly wrangling over a 2,000 year-old box. Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) |


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Spa Natura Resort
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Me: "Can I help you sir?"
Customer: "Yes do you have any books by Alexander Dumba**?"
Me: "I think you mean Alexandre Dumas?"
Customer: "Oh, is that how you say it?"
Caused by stupid customers who know how to read (and often those who don't!), feel for the poor librarians or book store clerks who are often tasked with finding a book solely by the color of its cover.
Me: "Can I help you sir?"
Customer: "Yes do you have any books by Alexander Dumba**?"
Me: "I think you mean Alexandre Dumas?"
Customer: "Oh, is that how you say it?"
Customer: "Our daughter is looking for a book called Antonyms and Cinnamons."
(I type it into our search system, but no dice.)
Me: "Would you know the author's name?"
Customer: "No, I forget. It was something weird though. She wrote it down, but I forget."
Me: "Might you mean Antonyms and Synonyms?"
Customer: "Yes! That's it!"
(I search again.)
Me: "Nothing with that exact title is coming up. Was there more to it?"
Customer: "The author's name. It was something funny. Sounded like a dinosaur. Wait, I think I might have it here."
(She searches through her pockets and fishes out a little folded piece of paper.)
Customer: "Here it is. Antonyms and Cinnamons by Theo Saurus!'"
(A customer is placing an order for sheet music over the phone.)
Me: "How may I help you?"
Customer: "I need books."
Me: "What are you looking for?"
(The customer lists off three more items, all of which need to be ordered).
Me: "I can order those for you. However, the store requires a full deposit on sheet music orders."
Customer: "Okay. How much is the last book? The Three Sonatas?"
(The Three Sonatas is a collection of various sonatas by a specific composer.)
Me: "$34.95."
Customer: "I just need one, though."
Me: "Unfortunately they're not printed separately. It's only available in this collection."
Customer: "It's too expensive."
Me: "Then you don't want me to order it?"
Customer: "I need it."
Me: "So I'll order it."
Customer: "No."
Me: "No?"
Customer: "I need it. But you give me a discount."
Me: "Pardon?"
Customer: "You order book. I'll cut out the music I want, and pay discount."
Customer: "Hey, what movie did that other customer just turn in?"
Me: "Book of Eli. Would you like to rent it?"
Customer: "A book? No, I don't want no book. I hate reading!"
Me: "No, I'm sorry. Book of Eli is the title of the movie."
Customer: "I don't like books."
Customer's friend: "It's not a book, it's a movie."
Customer: "Well, I bet it's based on a book, and I hate books!"
(A six or seven year old boy comes into the children's bookstore, his mother trailing behind him.)
Mother: "Go on then! Ask! She won't know what you're talking about and then you can stop wasting my time!"
Boy: "Hello!"
Me: "Hello."
Boy: "I want a book."
Me: "Well you're in the right place."
Boy: "It's about a boy. Who lives with a caveman. He's got a funny name beginning with 'S'."
Mother: "There. Now you know there's no such book."
Me: "That wouldn't be 'Stig of the Dump' would it?"
Boy: *jumping up and down* "Yes yes yes! I told you mummy!"
Mother: "Don't contradict me in front of my son!" *starts walking her son out of the shop and still talking to me* "You read too many books!"


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Chronic, usually progressive deterioration of intellectual functions. Most common in the elderly, it usually begins with short-term-memory loss once thought a normal result of aging but now known to result from Alzheimer disease. Other common causes are Pick disease and vascular disease. Dementia also occurs in Huntington chorea, paresis (see paralysis), and some types of encephalitis. Treatable causes include hypothyroidism (see thyroid gland), other metabolic diseases, and some malignant tumours. Treatment may arrest dementia's progress but usually does not reverse it.
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Almost one in five condo owners in Vancouver and Toronto are investors
New survey results show that 17.1 percent of condo-owning households in Vancouver and Toronto have at least one condo as an investment.
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation's 2013 Condominium Owners Survey found that over half of condo investors bought their last unit for rental income.
11.9 percent of condo investors bought their last unit with the intention of flipping it for profit within one year.
However, 58.4 percent expected to hold on to their last unit for more than five years.
According to a news release, "42.1% of the Toronto and Vancouver investor households that were surveyed had no mortgage on their last purchased condominium unit".
CMHC surveyed 42,426 households in the two metropolitan areas in August and September 2013. The full report is available from the Crown corporation's website.
Before you start nonsensically cursing foreign investors, this survey doesn't cover that category. It also doesn't include corporate investors, or condo owners who live outside of Vancouver or Toronto.
"While the results are not representative of other markets or all types of investors, the survey helps to shed some light on the profile and purchasing motivations of a segment of condominium investors in Toronto and Vancouver," Bob Dugan, chief economist at CMHC's market analysis centre, said in the release.


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Good News Translation (GNT) | New International Version (NIV) |
16 The reward for doing good is life, but sin leads only to more sin. | 16 The wages of the righteous bring them life, but the income of the wicked brings them punishment. |
Scripture taken from the Good News Translation - Second Edition, Copyright 1992 by American Bible Society. Used by Permission. (The Good News Translation - The Holy Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Paul Michael Larson[1] (May 10, 1949 – February 16, 1999) was a contestant on the American television game show Press Your Luck in May 1984 that aired on TV in June 1984. Larson won $110,237 in cash and prizes, at the time the largest one-day total ever won on a game show. Larson was able to win by memorizing the patterns used on the Press Your Luck game board.
Originally posted by darklife
Ever watch the Tonight Show with Jay Leno when he does that segment called Jaywalking?
That is one instance when I pray and hope it's rigged because I refuse to believe people are that stupid when randomly selected off the street.


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Lexham English Bible (LEB) | New International Version (NIV) |
32 And now if you will forgive their sin--and if not, please blot me from your scroll that you have written." | 32 But now, please forgive their sin--but if not, then blot me out of the book you have written." |
Scripture quotations marked (LEB) are from the Lexham English Bible. Copyright 2012 Logos Bible Software. Lexham is a registered trademark of Logos Bible Software. (Lexham English Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Except for one's fondness for open source technology, especially an Android phone and the other's preference for the 'exclusive' Blackberry, there are very few things that tell apart Suthirth Vaidya from Siddharth Vaidya, identical twins and second year engineering students at IIT-Madras. The brothers are also crazy fans of metal rock, and perhaps the best incentive for them, for running around coordinating all events at Saarang 2012 is a live performance by Swedish band Vildhjarta.
With 'Thall' a war cry meant for the fans of the band resonating around the campus, there are many like the brothers who were looking forward to the concert. The brothers however know everything about the music band. "They use a lot of distorted guitar. They have got rid of their growling now, but you have to have listened to a lot of metal to understand what they are talking about," says Suthirth, very seriously.
Art and craft may be very broad with different specifics, but surprisingly there seems to be everything for everybody at Saarang 2012 to engage with. Learning to write on a grain of rice, getting streaks of coloured hair, making chocolate balls and getting decorative art embossed on your nails, you can do all of this and much more here.
Engaging JAM
Among the other highlights on Saturday was also JAM, where every participant had to speak on a given phrase, usually a very mundane one, without losing his tempo. "The challenge for many was to keep talking humorously without invoking vulgar humour," said Sunny Bhati, a student in the audience.
Amid the head banging and wild frenzy of rock music was also the wisdom imparted on classical arts and the relevance of classical dance forms in today's world.
Classical and contemporary dancer Anita R. Ratnam explained how delving into learning Mohiniattam and Kathakali as a Bharatanatyam dancer helped her gain strength and the ability to enter the world of theatre.
"Mohiniattam goes in curves while Kathakali gives greater flexibility to facial expression. Martial arts give more strength to the muscles," she said about her experience of learning T'ai chi and Kalarippayattu.
Cultural memories from the Ramayana and Mahabharata, and even human emotions such as Rajas rasa (love) would always hold relevance, she said, adding: "The best thing about Indian classical arts is that they give you the space to explore human emotions and also build on them with your imagination."
The images classical arts create are so popular that universities, including the Harvard want Indian artists who are at the peak of their creativity to be their consultants. Sociologists are no longer sufficient, Ms. Ratnam said. However, she added that the economics of dance is not in sync with the reality of India.
"There are many who learn dance, but not many who take it up professionally, mainly because it has not got the place it deserves."
Dance artistes travel abroad because they get paid better and have better facilities, she said, pointing out that even the most popular Chennai music season pays just around Rs.20,000 to the top dancer which needs to be shared among supporting dancers, musicians, light men and others.
Art management, she added, was a much required and better paying field that can help professionalise many issues.
The IIT-M campus on Sunday will witness the last day of the fest, filled with the final rounds of all events, and will end with a concert by music composers Vishal Shekar. The Hindu is the media partner for the event.


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Former Ivory Coast leader's wife wanted by ICC
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The International Criminal Court unsealed an indictment Thursday against former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo's wife on charges including murder, rape and persecution. It was the first time in the court's 10-year history it has charged a woman.
The world's first permanent war crimes tribunal said the arrest warrant was issued on Feb. 29 for former first lady Simone Gbagbo for crimes against humanity.
Her husband, Laurent Gbagbo, is already in custody at the court's detention unit in The Hague facing similar charges stemming from his fight to retain power after losing a 2010 presidential election. If his wife is extradited, they could face justice together in an unprecedented husband-wife trial.
But a senior member of Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara's government, who requested anonymity because he wasn't authorized to speak to the media, said Ivory Coast has already informed the ICC that the nation will not let her go.
"We informed them of this a long time ago," he said.
Ivory Coast officials are holding the 63 year old under house arrest in the northwest town of Odienne. Last week, Ivorian prosecutor Noel Dje Enrike Yahau said lawyers had questioned Simone Gbagbo there for two days and that the domestic charges against her remained the same: genocide, blood crimes and economic crimes.
Unsealing the ICC arrest warrant issued nearly nine months ago appears to be a tactic by the court to put pressure on Ouattara's administration to hand over Ms. Gbagbo.
The court said in the warrant that there is evidence pro-Gbagbo forces deliberately attacked perceived supporters of Ouattara in the aftermath of the election.
Judges who reviewed evidence supporting the charges against Ms. Gbagbo said they found "there are reasonable grounds to believe that Ms. Gbagbo bears individual criminal responsibility for the crimes ... as 'an indirect co-perpetrator.'"
The warrant called Gbagbo an "alter ego for her husband" with the power to make state decisions. It said there is evidence to suggest she "instructed the pro-Gbagbo forces to commit crimes against individuals who posed a threat to her husband's power."
Her husband was the first former head of state to be taken into custody by the court when he was extradited to The Hague by the Ivory Coast government last year.
Prosecutors say about 3,000 people died in violence by both sides after Gbagbo refused to concede defeat following the election. Ouattara finally took power in April 2011 with the help of French and U.N. forces.
Ivory Coast is not a member state of the court, but has voluntarily accepted its jurisdiction.
It is very rare for a woman to be charged by an international war crimes court. In the past, the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal convicted former Bosnian Serb President Biljana Plavsic of persecution and sentenced her to 11 years imprisonment.
The announcement of the arrest warrant and Ivory Coast's refusal to hand over Gbagbo appeared likely to raise tensions between supporters of her husband and those who back Ouattara.
Moussa Toure Zeguen, a leader of the Gbagbo allies in exile in Ghana, said by phone from Accra that the former president's supporters had no faith in the Ivorian authorities to give Simone Gbagbo a fair trial.
"We don't trust them. The only thing that Ouattara is doing is revenge," Zeguen said. "He wants to try us without trying any of the fighters from his side who also committed crimes. It is not fair, and this cannot bring reconciliation."
Associated Press writers Rukmini Callimachi in Dakar, Senegal, and Robbie Corey-Boulet in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, contributed to this report.