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It is a role-playing game to rescue the citizens to wait for help in the city wandering zombies.
■ Story
zombies that has suddenly appeared in this city … I became mayor.
Damage to expand … inexhaustible.
While zombies are roaming the city in a lordly manner, was able to secure the safety of the Town Hall only somehow. Our citizens should have been left behind somewhere … yet.
Even if alone.
For example, even if I do not have anything.
I have to go to … help.
That 's the mission of the Mayor.
This game is a story that you became the mayor to rescue citizens from zombies.
Now, would you be able to rescue many of your own citizens before eaten by zombies.
■ Explanation of game
【Trying to rescue civilians! 】
[Rescue procedure:]
1. I select the "purpose section" or "place" towards the rescue.
2. I was deciding where to rescue two people choose the "citizen squire."
3. I will choose two "items" you have chosen an attendant citizen.
4. When you are ready to select the "departure", start the "rescue mission"!
【I will check the result – rescue! 】
・ Check the results of rescue
Check out the "record of deliverance."
You can check citizens and kill zombies, the item you have found that helped.
・ Check the new companion
Citizens who will now rescue work with us.
They will surely be, who will be your ally encouraging.
Place a new challenge-rescue
By successfully survived from the deepest of all over the place appeared a new rescue.
Towards the rescue of all places, try to save as many people as citizens.
・ If you fail to rescue …
I lost on the way to rescue citizens and citizens who participated in the rescue operation, the items that were found during further operations.
【Collect special training – strengthening citizens! 】
You will be able to strengthen the citizen by special training.
Only items and special training is required two or more citizens of the same profession in intensive training.
[Special training procedure:]
1. I want the "special training" in the "rescue operation headquarters."
2. I choose "people to coach" and "people to special training."
3. I select the "Item special training."
4. Special training will begin when you select "Start special training" do have a gold necessary.


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7 But we impart a secret and hidden wisdom of God, which God decreed before the ages for our glory. | 7 No, we speak of God's secret wisdom, a wisdom that has been hidden and that God destined for our glory before time began. |
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Thread: Milena vs Violet
August 22nd, 2011 10:36 PM #6
Well, I'm glad you liked some of my combos! I really like Milena Sophie Belle, too. Milena Sophie Eve would be pretty, too, but a lot of people seem to have issues with the flow of Sophie Eve.
As for Milena, here in America, most people I know would say it either mih-LAY-nah or muh-LEE-nah. I'm guessing more Latinate people would say it closer to the first. Seeing it more often has made it appeal to me more, but I'm not sure I would use it. I feel like it's one of those names that *pow*, I suddenly have an epiphany that I love it, but when I really think about it, I'm not sure it really suits my style, but I still like/respect it. I feel the same way with Vivienne and Scarlett.
There is a baby girl (about 8 months old) in my church who is Milana Kristina, and they announced her name as mih-LAY-nah. Her family is Belarusian, though.Ashley
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PC Connection, Inc. (NASDAQ: PCCC), a provider of a full range of information technology (IT) solutions to business, government, and education markets, today announced results for the quarter ended September 30, 2012. Net sales for the three months ended September 30, 2012 decreased by 2.5% year over year to $561.3 million. Overall gross profit dollars for the quarter increased from $70.4 million to $72.2 million, or 2.5%, compared to the third quarter of 2011. Net income for the quarter increased to $9.9 million, or $0.37 per share, compared to net income of $9.4 million, or $0.35 per share, for the corresponding prior year quarter.
Net sales for the nine months ended September 30, 2012 increased by $52.5 million, or 3.4% to $1,602.6 million, compared to $1,550.1 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2011. Net income for the nine months ended September 30, 2012 increased to $24.2 million, or $0.91 per share, compared to net income of $21.4 million, or $0.80 per share, for the comparable prior year period. Excluding special charges, pro forma net income for the nine months ended September 30, 2012 would have been $24.9 million, or $0.93 per share, representing 16.3% growth over prior year. We did not record any special charges for the nine months ended September 30, 2011. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, stock-based compensation expense, and special charges ("Adjusted EBITDA") totaled $60.0 million for the twelve months ended September 30, 2012, as compared to $54.3 million for the twelve months ended September 30, 2011.
In the first quarter of 2012, we combined our consumer and small office/home office ("SOHO") sales company with our small- and medium-sized business (SMB) segment. In order to facilitate comparison with current period results, 2011 revenues and gross margins for the SMB segment have been restated to include consumer and SOHO sales.
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Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney believes David Moyes has been let down by the players this season.
Moyes replaced Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford this summer and United have claimed just 10 points from their opening seven Premier games under his tenure.
The Red Devils looked to be slipping to a fourth league defeat of the campaign on Saturday after a poor first half against Sunderland but two goals from Adnan Januzaj handed them a 2-1 win.
And while Rooney believes a period of transition is inevitable with a new manager, he still insists the players have to do better for their boss.
"Obviously the manager is under a bit of pressure, but we know as a team it's us who have let him down," he told national newspapers.
"We have to pull together for the manager and show the sort of fight we have done here and we'll be fine.
"This will be a transition season, because it's a new manager with different styles and we have to adapt to them. More importantly we need to do better for him than we have been."
Moyes handed Januzaj a surprise first start against the Black Cats and the young Belgian repaid his manager's faith with a stunning performance as well as his two goals.
Rooney admits that throwing the 18-year-old into a struggling team could have been considered a risk but was pleased that the decision paid dividends.
"There was big pressure on us, but the manager has trusted him and he has repaid that," he added.
"He's very confident, that's great to see. A lot of the young players who come through are a little bit timid and shy, but he looks comfortable and he's confident in his own ability, which you need to be.
"It was a brave move to play him in the circumstances and we're delighted it's paid off."
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Dope Binding's the graphic is silly and they got rid of that annoying forward lean that I can't stand. The binding is actually last years P1's they upgraded them. I recommend going with the Acid test color looks dope. The only reason I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 is I had to return the bindings the 1st time. I bought the first time in a medium size because it says from size 8-11. My boot size is a 10 and I have last year's low profile Nike Zoom 1 snowboard boots which should of fit no problem but they didn't. I had to return them and order a Large if your a size 9 1/2 or bigger go with the Large. Other that that fresh bindings I put them on the new Burton Joystick Ill set up.
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Lol it was this boy and we talked for like a year and I stop bc he was asking me out and I said no bc he's not my tape so I told him and he called my ever day like 24.7 in the morning to when I was getting ready for school and after school to so one day I was about to walk out the door and he called and my mom was like what's that noise and I said this boy is calling me and I was scared bc it was morning time and my mom is crazy about boys and then I told him I have to stop talking to him lol


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fintail Posts: 34,538As a fun hobby and collectible, there probably aren't any more fun. As long as they can still be driven, cars offer something not given in a pile of old coins, a book of stamps, or a case full of glassware. If one buys a decent old car for say 10K, and cares for it - in 10 years, it shouldn't be worth much less anyway...try that with a boat or snowmobile etc.
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fintail Posts: 34,538My solution is to simply not restore. Buy something someone else has sunk their bankroll into - or find a nice original. Like my fintail - I would love to restore it, but unless I win a lottery or my income quadruples, it's not going to happen - I can't justify the expense. Sink 30K+ into something worth half that when I am done - and then I will be paranoid about driving it. No thanks. I can drive my old car as hard as I want now, and if something breaks, I then get to decide to fix it (most likely) or find it a new home. Much less expense and drama. This way, insurance is $100/year, it's not a terrible guzzler, I try to give it a few hundred a year in maintenance (although I think it needs some valve seal work now), and paying for storage - that's it. Cheap fun.
euphonium Great Northwest, West of the Cascades.Posts: 3,350After reading the news article, it appears Kruse is too shy about collecting his accounts receivables, not wanting to create ill will that will color future transactions.
Debtors have little respect for other businessmen who let them slide. Kruse must be more agressive in collecting what others owe him so he can pay his bills. :mad:
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fintail Posts: 34,538I have to wonder if some of the customers or Kruse himself became dependent upon "profits" generated from the false real estate market to fund the car hobby. When that dried up, the cash stopped flowing.
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hpmctorque Posts: 4,346From the article, "The six-day Labor Day auction, he hopes, will solve many of the problems that have plagued Kruse International for the past year." It'll be interesting to see what happens. From the article I get the perception that Mr. Kruse means well, but it sure doesn't look promising for those who are owed money.
parm Posts: 723I attended Saturday of the Kruse Labor Day weekend auction. Attended the two previous years too. While there were tons of people this year, there were fewer cars. And, the overall quality of cars was down in my opinion. I don't know what the overall sale percentage was, but from what I witnessed, my perception was that at least 2/3rds of the cars didn't meet the seller's reserve. Today's seller's can't be THAT out of touch . . . . . . can they? :confuse:
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texases Posts: 5,719Article in today's Dallas business section about expensive hot rods - get this:
"We have seen some guys pull money out of the stock market and put it into cars," said Mikus of Kustom Classics. "Cars are a lot more stable right now." -
fintail Posts: 34,538Maybe 8 months ago...but now...that's just stupid.
And on top of it, hot rods/customs are probably the worst way to spend your automotive dollar if you have any mind to selling it in the future. At least I could get half my money back if I restored a normal car...maybe a quarter comes back out of a custom. -
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There are some rods that retain value but these are the ones built by famous designers---or better yet, famous designers from the past--in other words "period hot rods" that were famous in their day in magazines and shows.
But my opinion is that if you pay someone $150,000 to build you a nice rod, you're going to get $75K--$80K for it if you put it up for sale while it is still fresh.
Why would someone pay you full price for a rod that was designed to YOUR tastes? Why wouldn't they spend the same amount of money and have it done their way?
Another factor in the hot rod world is that tastes change! Does anyone think stretch limos are cool anymore? Or Fort T buckets?MODERATOR --Need help with anything? Click on my name!
fintail Posts: 34,538Yeah, the period rods can bring big money, and often look better than modern ones too.
That's exactly it - when you do a custom, you built it to your tastes. You have to count on someone having both your exact tastes and the desire/money to buy the car if you want to move on. It can't happen too often. At least with a correct restoration, there is usually some group of enthusiasts to want it.
T-Buckets are so 70s, and plain rodded Model As and other 20s-30s stuff is very 80s in my eyes. -
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hpmctorque Posts: 4,346The U.S. equity markets have risen ~60% since they bottomed in early March of this year. In recent months, the weakening dollar has been cited as a significant factor in supporting the stock market ralleye. While I have no idea regarding how the dollar will perform over the next couple of years, I imagine that continued dollar weakness would help support classic car prices, while a strengthening dollar would be a head wind for prices.
andre1969 Posts: 22,238Grbeck, Lemko, and I went to the Fall Carlisle swap meet last weekend, and I noticed that a lot of the prices are starting to get more reasonable. Well, reasonable for Carlisle, anyway! Another thing I noticed is that a good deal of the cars that weren't priced so exhorbitantly to begin with had "SOLD" signs on them.
Now, there were still plenty of ridiculous prices out there, as well. Oh, that 1983 or so Olds 98 I had mentioned in another forum that was $10,500, wasn't there when we got there on Saturday. So it must have sold, but at what price, who knows? -
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,208Keep in mind though that the classic car "market" is defined only by buyers, and that a lot of those buyers are overseas right now.
Case in point. A former client of mine wanted to get rid of his very nice Mercedes 190SL but could not get his price advertising locally (california). I hooked him up to a dealer who specializes in overseas sales and that car was on a boat to Holland in a week's time, full price paid and room for commissions, too.
So the market will reflect that 190SL prices are solid, but it won't reflect that many of them are leaving us, never to return to the US.
Which in turn, ironically, will create a certain scarcity and keep prices up yet again.
Of course, this is only for quality merchandise of the highest order.
No one is going to be shipping *every* type of old car to Europe. Only the "iconic" ones that are reasonably correct (Europeans aren't as fussy as we are about numbers, etc. as long as the car is not externally chopped up) and of excellent quality.
As usual, classic cars follow the arbitrage but I think if a car goes back to its country of origin (or near to it), it's not coming back this time around even if the dollar gets stronger.MODERATOR --Need help with anything? Click on my name!
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hpmctorque Posts: 4,346Interesting comments. One deficiency for Europeans (except for the U.K.) and others is that the speedometers and odometers of these U.S. sourced German classic cars are in miles. A less important consideration for foreign buyers is that the numbers on the temperature gauge, if they're displayed, are in fahrenheit.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,208Japan went bust in the 1990s and (scary thought) even now has not fully recovered from its recession. Their banking practices made OURS look good, if one could even wrap one's mind around such a concept.
RE: American spec cars in Europe -- they "haf their vays" of converting things to their liking, quickly and efficiently. Most well to do Europeans seem to me to be pretty facile with metric conversion to American standards and vice-versa anyway. Many speak more than one language, too. --so they are knowledgeable about the cars they buy and can communicate with American buyers easily.
Of course the Brits have a whole other problem with RHD/LHD, so they like to shop our RHD cars---all the quirky British stuff like Alvis, Humber, old Bentley saloons, Triumph Heralds, Stags, Vitesses, etc.---all that seems to be finding a market more in the UK than here. But they know how to swap LHD to RHD for many popular makes like Jaguar, Rolls, etc. and they can deal with rust as easily as we deal with a brake job. The same British cars we wouldn't sniff at over here are often restored in the UK, much to our (my?) amazement. But then, when you live on an island where most old cars are converted readily into iron oxide, one's concept of what is worth saving, changes.
Scandanavians are into American Muscle of all things. They go nuts for them, if they are nice and if they are "iconic" and easily recognizable. Everybody knows what a Mustang and a Corvette is. A Buick GS, not so sure that such a car goes over big in Norway.MODERATOR --Need help with anything? Click on my name!


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The "hijack alert", triggered by the captain of an Indian carrier, caused quite a flutter outside the international airport here on Friday.
Air-passengers and the public, who had come to either receive or bid farewell to their kith and kin, were surprised by the unexpected presence of television cameramen and journalists who were on a stake out in front of the airport building ever since the news broke around 8 a.m.
They first thought the journalists were there to cover the arrival of some VIP. But soon, the word "hijack" was in the air and many even predicted some police action. Journalists were busy trying to patch together a picture of what was happening.
CISF men
The arrival of senior police officers and more Central Industrial Security Force men added to the rumours of an imminent anti-hijack operation.
The rumours disappeared along with the overcast day's morning mist with television channels reporting that the situation was no "real hijack" but an attempt by some passengers to enter the cockpit to protest the delay in reaching their original destination, Kochi.
The captain had attempted to land the plane four times at Nedumbassery airport in Kochi, but had to divert the flight to Thiruvananthapuram owing to inclement weather over the airport there.
Irate passengers
The passengers were irate after somebody spread word that they would have to reach Kochi on their own. Soon, the government intervened to settle the issue.
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Most of the 165 passengers on board hailed from Thrissur, Chavakad and Kozhikode, and were retuning home after several years of employment in the Gulf.
State Police Chief K.S. Balasubramanian and Additional Director General of Police A. Hemachandran interacted with passengers, airline staff, aircraft crew, the flight's commander and Airport Authority of India officials.
They ensured that the passengers were given lunch. The flight refuelled and took off with a new commander in its cockpit at around 2 p.m.
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The forex market has a major benefit going for it – it is open 24/7, so it does not matter which time zone you are in, you can do forex trading. You can also do it according your time convenience, for example in the evening after work or in the morning before work, instead of being tied down to when stock markets open and close.
The thing going for it is that most forex trading houses offer large margins to trade in, so you actually need very little capital investment in the beginning. However, while you can make a lot of money, the forex market is a high risk, high reward proposition, so when you actually trade, you need to be able to make good your losses.
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There are sites which offer dummy trading, and you are strongly advised to do that, because you can learn from your mistakes without losing real money. Of course, if you make money, you may regret doing dummy trades, but it is better to get some practice.
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The City Council approved more than $2.6 million in grants Tuesday for housing, youth, the homeless, low-income residents and community development programs.
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Organizations helping the homeless will receive almost $150,000 from the Emergency Shelter Grant Program. The groups include Mission 911, Catholic Charities, Charlie's Place, Corpus Christi Metro Ministries, Salvation Army and the Women's Shelter of South Texas.
The Home Investment Partnerships Program will help eight agencies this year, including $300,000 to Nueces Loft Apartments to convert a historic downtown building at 317 Peoples St. from office space to apartments. Corpus Christi Metro Ministries will receive $125,000 to rehabilitate the Rainbow House on Leopard Street, and the Community Development Corporation was awarded $250,000 to help 14 families buy homes with down payments and closing costs. The Community Development Block Grant this year included about $835,800 for seven agencies, including:
n $250,000: National Archives and Historical Foundation of the American G.I. Forum challenge grant to rehabilitate the former office of Dr. Hector P. Garcia at 1315 Bright St.
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n $100,000: Boys & Girls Club of Corpus Christi for one soccer/flag football field at 3902 Greenwood Drive.
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Alan Pardew says his players are ready for the astroturf in Moscow on Thursday.
Teenager Adam Campbell was among the 19 men who left Tyneside on Wednesday morning, as was French winger Hatem Ben Arfa, who has not played since tearing a hamstring at Fulham on December 10.
Asked if the winger is finally ready to play a part, Pardew said: "He's travelled. At some point tomorrow, you will see him, hopefully."
The Newcastle party arrived in a wintry Moscow with their manager in particular in positive mood after three days training on the similar 4G pitch at Druid Park, home of Gosforth Rugby Football Club.
He said with a smile: "I'm looking forward to playing somewhere warmer than Newcastle, so that's one good thing.
"We have practised with the squad for three days on the surface and we will have a little experience of it tonight, so we have prepared ourselves.
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Rajasthan Agricultural University
Formerly a part of Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur, Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agricultural University is located in Bikaner and became a separate entity in 1987. The University is spread across two campus- one 45 kms from Jaipur in Jobner and the other at Bikaner and comprises of 6 colleges.
The University features courses in Agriculture and Allied Sciences which includes Horticulture, Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Home Science and Agri-Business Management. The University is also authorized for teaching subjects in other fields of agricultural learning and that it may "deem" fit.It is empowered to maintain academic institutions, dealing with agriculture, veterinary and animal sciences, home science, agri-business management etc.
Through its various curricula the university provides ample education opportunities to its students and also facilitates in specialisation courses required to excel in various professional fields. The courses offered at the university provide for an overall development of the student as well as develop proficiency in their field of study.
The University has made major contributions towards the development of agriculture and animal husbandry, Home Science and Agricultural Engineering and in the general upliftment of the economic state of farmers of Rajasthan.
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Constitute Colleges:
- The College of Agriculture, Bikaner
- The College of Home Science, Bikaner
- Institute of Agri-business Management, Bikaner
- Academic Staff College cum Distance Education Centre, Bikaner
- S.K.N. College of Agriculture, Jobner
- College of Agriculture, Lalsot (Dausa)
To meet the pre-determined objectives, the university system has been classified into three functional areas such as research, teaching & extension. To fulfil all the educational needs the university has following constituent colleges under its jurisdiction:
- College of Veterinary and Animal Science
- College of Agriculture
- College of Home Science
- Institute of Agri-business Management (IABM)
- Academic Staff College cum Distance Education Centre (ASC-DEC)
- S.K.N. College of Agriculture
- College of Agriculture
Admission Process:
- All important newspapers highlight the notification of Admission for the UG and PG degree programmes along withallcolleges of the University
- Students need to appear for a state-level entrance test, which is combined with entrance test for medical course also known as Rajasthan Pre-medical test and Rajasthan Pre-veterinary test for admission to B.V.Sc and A.H
- Admission to B.Sc (AG) Hons. And B.Sc (home science) is made through a state-level joint-entrance test (JET) conducted by the University.
- Admission to M.B.A Agri-business is made through a national level test (MAT), followed by an interviewanda group discussion.
- Admission to M.Sc (AG)/M.V.Sc and M.Sc home science programme is made through a pre-postgraduate (pre-pg) test.
- All the eligible candidates are called and interviewed by a committee consisting of chairman of the faculty, dean, post graduate studies, dean of the colleges, concerned head of the department and a senior faculty member of the discipline for admission to PhD programme. Admission is made as per the merit list prepared on the basis of total points given.
Courses Offered
The list of courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate level in Rajasthan Agricultural University is provided in the tables below:
Undergraduate Courses
- College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences
B.V. Sc and A.H - College of Agriculture
B.Sc. (Ag.) Hons. - College of Home Science
B.Sc. (Home Sc.)
- SKN College of Jobner
B.Sc. (Ag.) Hons.
Postgraduate Course / PhD
- Veterinary Anatomy & Histology
- Veterinary Microbiology
- Veterinary Parasitology
- Veterinary Pathology
- Veterinary Surgery & Radiology
- Veterinary Gynecology& Obstetrics
- Veterinary Public Health
- Veterinary Preventive Medicine
- Veterinary Physiology
- Veterinary Biochemistry
- Veterinary Animal Breeding & Genetics
- Livestock Production & Management
- Animal Nutrition
- Veterinary Medicine
Postgraduate Courses offered in the Faculty of Home Science
- Food & Nutrition
- Human Development & Family Studies
- Home Science Extension and Communication Management
Faculty of Agriculture
SKNC, Jobner
- Agronomy
- Soil Science
- Plant Breeding & Genetics
- Entomology
- Plant Pathology
- Horticulture
- Agriculture Economics
- Extension Education
- Plant Physiology
- Agronomy
- Soil Science
- Horticulture
- Agriculture Economics
- Extension Education
- Plant Physiology
- Plant Breeding & Genetics
- Entomology
- Plant Pathology
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- Soil Science
- Plant Breeding & Genetics
- Entomology
- Plant Pathology
- Horticulture
- Agriculture Economics
- Biotechnology
- Agronomy
- Soil Science
- Plant Pathology
- Horticulture
- Agriculture Economics
- Biotechnology
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The BBC is reporting that a large number of Christians have left Iraq, as fighting between Iraqi forces and insurgent ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) rebels intensifies.
AFL green lights Good Friday football
The AFL has decided to introduce Good Friday football from 2016 and possibly as early as next year, the ABC reports.
Riverina Catholic teachers might strike
Former Brisbane Lord Mayor Jim Soorley has called for all churches in Australia to pay rates and taxes, The Courier-Mail reports.
Timothy Schmalz is a modern sculptor, whose striking religious bronzes in public places have caught the public imagination. Here he explains the method and inspiration behind his recent Pope St John XXIII sculpture and other works.
Lord Acton on liberty and law
No one is more memorably linked with thought about the dangers of state power than John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, writes former High Court Justice Dyson Heydon in The Catholic Weekly.
Is Spain regaining its faith?
The downward trend in practice of the Catholic faith in Spain has stopped and is recovering, writes Filip Mazurczak on First Things.
Christians flee Mosul
Insurgents have seized control of Mosul, historically a Christian stronghold in Iraq, forcing out the Iraqi army and the police, The Tablet reports.
Goulburn monastery units for sale
A former Goulburn monastery has been transformed into apartments priced from $125,000, The Canberra Times reports.
Malaysian govt orders end to Bible seizure
Malaysia's Attorney-General Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail has ordered an end to a case in which Malay language Bibles were seized by Islamic authorities, The Malaysian Insider reports.
Perth hospital abortion controversy
The WA government will build a separate centre to perform 'restricted procedures' including abortions that St John of God Health Care will not provide, WA Today reports.
Brazilian bishops slam World Cup organisers
The Brazilian bishops' conference has criticised the country's government and organisers of the World Cup for putting the competition above the basic needs of people, The Catholic Herald reports.
Commission requests Vatican documents
The Royal Commission asks for Vatican documents, reports The Echo; while a new book by former Bishop of Toowoomba, Bill Morris, discusses Vatican responses to child abuse in Australia.
On capitalism and virtue
Contrary to some media reports, Pope Francis knows that the answer to problems with the free market isn't government control, writes America's Cardinal Timothy Dolan in The Wall Street Journal.
20,000 attend Cardinal's funeral, Obama laws challenged by Catholic employers, Pope meets Japan PM, Priest detained in China, Pius X centenary, Danish same-sex marriage laws, D-Day.
Sr Joan Healy honoured, Passionist news, vale Sr Shirley Geach OP, Bishop Foley honoured, Sr Irene McCormack remembered, nuncio to visit Bathurst, new principal for St Joseph's Nudgee.
Prayer summit: God of Abraham, teach us peace!
In a prayer conference last Sunday, Pope Francis called on the Israeli and Palestinian leaders to 'break the spiral of hatred and violence,' during an historic meeting of the two Middle Eastern Presidents at the Vatican.
Pope Francis: Modelling the Ministry of St Peter
A reflection by Archbishop Timothy Costelloe of Perth, given this week at the 10th National eConference by The Broken Bay Institute and the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference.
Salt and Light: Women in the Church
The Pope has said he wants women to have a more capillary and incisive presence in the Church. This month Salt and Light TV interviews Sr Damien Marie Savino, F.S.E. on this topic.
Australian Jesuits
Founded by St Ignatius Loyola more than 450 years ago, the Society of Jesus is a religious order of priests and brothers committed to the service of the Church.


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As a digital artist, I am interested in the similarities between brain and processors with the synæsizer. I am also interested in vintage software æesthetic, glitch and databending.
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- Side by side at Activa'2014
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Royal Jordanian announced that all its flights operating between Jordan and Iraq are running as scheduled, except to those operated to Mosul which were temporarily suspended since last Tuesday due to the prevalent security situation there, Al Bawaba has reported. The airline pointed out that it's two weekly flights to Mosul will be resumed after the security conditions become stable in this city and its airport.
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Horner withdraws from school board race
School board candidate Kevin Horner filed a statement of withdrawal this morning to remove his name from the ballot in April, saying did not think he had the right motivation.
Columbia Public Schools might be able to avoid $2 million in hard cuts
The district is looking to eliminate $5 million from its budget.
How recalled beef will be destroyed is at issue
The U.S. Department of Agriculture calls for individual school districts to dispose of the meat, but Missouri officials say they would prefer to handle it.
Possible sewer agreement between city and district
The city of Columbia has made an offer to the Columbia Public School District regarding payment for sewer lines that will be built to serve the new public high school.
Threatening a woman into abortion illegal under proposed bill
JEFFERSON CITY — Husbands and wives can divorce in Missouri without needing a reason. But abortion opponents want to make it a crime if a man threatens divorce to pressure his wife into an abortion.
Cyber-bullying bill gets first-round OK in Senate
JEFFERSON CITY — The Senate gave first-round approval Tuesday to a bill requiring school districts to adopt policies to handle cyber-bullying.
School district extends deadline for online survey
The online survey given to teachers about what could be cut from the budget is being extended until Wednesday.
Teachers, staff asked to help trim budget
Teachers and staff in Columbia Public Schools were asked what they thought could be cut from the budget in an online survey that ended Tuesday.
School board approves budget guidelines
The Columbia Public School Board on Monday voted unanimously to approve the 2008-09 Budget Reduction Parameters that will be implemented to save the district an estimated $5 million.
MU professor to run for open school board seat
MU psychology professor Ines Segert kicked off her campaign for a seat on the Columbia Public School Board on Sunday.
Students' trip offers chance to study Japanese language and culture
In July, 14 students from Oakland, Jefferson and West junior high schools plan to embark on a 15-day trip to Japan. The biennial youth exchange is part of Columbia's sister city program with Hakusan City in central Japan.
Columbia School Board to discuss budget reduction
The board will consider seven possible ways the district can save money, including a possible reduction in staff, a freeze on staff salary increases and a delay in purchases of technology.
Chinese New Year
Students learn about Chinese culture
Dozens of sixth-graders at Smithton Middle School experienced the Chinese New Year Thursday by pronouncing their Chinese names, speaking Chinese congratulations, eating Chinese dumplings with chopsticks and learning Chinese traditions.
Facebook: Friend or foe among high school students and teachers?
A new bill proposes a stop to student-teacher interaction via social networking Web sites, but some teachers and students argue this interaction is useful for quick communication and the success of school-related clubs.
Hickman High School students vote in mock election
The fact that a majority of Hickman High School students fall short of the voting age didn't stop them from making their voices heard Tuesday morning.
Committee recommends turning Field Elementary into early childhood center
The Elementary Enrollment Planning Committee recommends that the Field Elementary School building be used as a district-wide early childhood center when the new elementary school in Columbia opens for the 2009-2010 academic year.
Columbia could receive 5 to 7 inches of snow
Forecasters updated predictions for Thursday for the winter storm heading toward Missouri. Columbia could receive a total of 5 to 7 inches of snow.
School district considers revamping the way it pays employees
The move would cost the district more money because it would increase salaries.
Wellness could lower school district's costs
To lower long-term health care costs, the Columbia Public School District is looking to start a program to encourage its roughly 2,000 employees to live healthier.


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A travel to India means fulfilling a dream of a life time, in the begining I was a little skeptical about it, mainly because I was afraid of having to cope with different standards than those I am used to, all I new about life in India was from television news and informations gathered from travellers who had just returned from the country, when I convinced myself that it was time to take my chance too, I began to lean on internet dedicated sites, to exchange informations and opiniums about what is India and what to expect travelling through there.
First thing I understood, was that I needed a visa for entrying in the country, an expensive visa I think, but you dont have to buy one everyday, and you feel that the money you spend for it is for a good cause anyway.
My first experience dealing with indians was done right at the consular section of the Indian embassy in Rome which issued me the visa, a long stressing waiting in a room for two days, I guessed that was an anticipation of the Indian life in a true sample, and I passed the experience without suffering too much, but I had the strong feeling that I had to expect like treatments from their burocratical system once I was in the country and infact such prediction revealed it-self absolutely correct.
The lenght of stay in india was based on a health insurance I bought, which had an extension of maximum 100 days, actually the only one which offered me an insurance cover for such lenght of time at the very convenient price of about a little more than 1 euros a day, I judged it was perfect also for the time I wanted to spend in india reckoning the travels to the sightseens I had in mind.
I assumed that an insuranse was fundamental, although luckly I never had the need to use it during my journey, however outside every considerations you can think of about its utility and financial guarantee in case of medical helps, it gives you also a great psychological security, as it let you walk free amidst all the health misery which you will be witnessing.
Finally also the day of my flight came, I was feeling ready and excited from the moment I saw the entry visa printed on my passport, I couldnt wait to arrive and start my indian adventure, right from New Delhi.
First time in India? Be aware of this event because the risk to fall in some tourist trap is very high for unprepared travellers, I am one on them, although I was suggested that once arrived at the New Delhi airport, to seat down a moment to relax, to look around and get in the india vibes, I didnt have the time to do so because the driver sent off by my hotel was paging my name in cubicle letter, that I could not miss, I thought I was safe with him, but my trap was just ready to set off.
I want to say beforehand that I didnt fell in this trap anyway, it wasnt a real scam, but such experience hassled me that I will keep it as reference for my next trip to india, beside hoping that reporting it I will enlight somebody on how to deal with it.
Some guy, known by the taxi driver, came over to me and introduced himself as a tour operator sited by my hotel, he began to ask me all kind of personal questions, about my trip to india and the whereabouts of my stay, but in such pushing manner that I got scared, ultimately he was trying to offer him-self as all-do man to organize completely my travel around india, all my visitations to temples and other sightseens, including transportations, lodging and touristic tours.
I thought it was unbelievable, our argument lasted for about 3 hours, although I was tired and wanted to rest, he kept hustling trying to get me in some touristic deal which was far from what I had in mind as my travelling plan was all figured out in advance long before I got the visa.
The whole situation didnt give me a good impression mainly because it was evident that this guy was trying to take advantage of me being a new comer without experience of the indian way of life, it hurted my intelligence a little, but it didnt do any damage and my adventure continued as ever.
For a western tourist, india may appear a bizarre country, full of contraditions and an exclusive taste for live. It is not easy in the occurrance of your first visit to get used of some of their customs and their way of thinking, as they are firmly persuaded that all is part of the indian culture therefore sacred and untouchable. I agree, because basicly I like the ethnicity of the world and peoples different life style, further more, some ways they express their cultural beliefs is interesting from an humanistic point of view.
One useful tip: watch your steps all the time, where ever you go because you risk easily to walk on some stranded animal phisiological traces which despite the credence of bringing you luck, it smears your shoes and your mood. (So I suggest you not to wear sandals)
Anyway, you overcome this aspect of the indian life very soon, after a while you get used of it and get ready for the next torment which may even be more exciting then the one you have just passed.
Indians are very bustling, more in northen cities than southern, but the energy which moves their life is the same, you have the feeling that it comes directly from beneath the soil, and the secret to feel well within such natural dymnamism is to let your self be absorbed by and to follow your self-awareness as possibly as you can, this process of accustoming last about one week, if you are able to pass through it you are integrated and free to go, otherwise if your body reject this new psychophisical condition you better think about what you want to do to preserve your health.
You can admire a proof of the capacity of india people to work relentlessly, in their carved temples directly from the bare rock of mountains, there are about over 1000 of these temples in india, realized in caves extracted from one single block of stone, which took the patient and skillful ability of a myriade of artisans who mostly for faith offered they craftsmanship to the glory of Indian divinities.
The major example of such unwavering faith abnegation which brought in result the accomplishment of one of the work of art, which,to my opinion could deserve the title of world wonder, are the caves of Allora and in particular the temple of Kailasha, a monolitic arrangement of temples, statues, and living quarters, all carved out from a 150 cubic meters solid rock on a side of a hill.
Just an outstanding view, once you are inside the premises you feel immediately, being inside an important historical dimension, where all seem functional and in order, like in the work of a professional architect, you dont understand exactly the human proportion of this workmanship till you get close to the details inside the temples and tabernacle and the monk's cells, you can pickup the cutting edge of the chisel which in some places is left unpolished, that it is a unmistakable evidence of how the whole structure was built.
As a western visitor you start to wonder, and comparing the great architectual realizations of your own country, with this one, and you never find an adequate model to make a comparison, not even with those fine majestic cathedrals which have taken centuries to be built, cant stand with the human application and material efforts needed for sculpting a monument like this one.
At this point you feel the urge to know all about the history of Kailasha, who did it and how, you wont believe till they tell you all what concern its background, which inequivocabily will make you feelling a stranger to the values and ideals of the hindu faith which promoted this work of art, but in contrast, it will establish inside of yourself, a deep respect for it.
1300 millions of people should fit well in a large country such is india, travelling across the country, like I did, you get an idea of the vastness of the land, however where ever you go your eyes cannot miss the sight of a human being, people are everywhere and they seem placed there on purpose to fill the scenery with a real sense of humanity.
In the fields, in the streets and undoubtely in the temples, people dont like to stay put in one place,
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Happy Birthday Giorgio! Best wishes on your special day.
Hello Giorgio. We are planning a trip to Siena in the Spring of 2014. We are thinking of renting a house at Borgo La Chiusa, just outside of Siena. Because we are renting via the internet and sending a large deposit, we are trying to find someone who knows the property. Do you know it? If so, is it nice? Thank you so much, Kay
Hope your birthday is filled with all the fun you can handle!
Ciao, Giorgio!
L'anno scorso ho passato le mie vacanze estive nella tua bellissima Toscana. Chiaramente, abbiamo visitato la tua bellissima Siena anche. Sono state delle vacanze bellissime, veramente e per questo io vorrei avere degli amici dalla Toscana. Se vuoi, possiamo rimanere in contatto.
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You make it sound so amazing, and write so beautifully that I can almost reach across and touch it all. Eva
oh very very interesting
enjoyed reading about india. looking forward to the next instalment .elaine
Happy Birthday, Giorgio! ENJOY your day!
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