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Sep 06, 2012, 12:06 AM | |
That looks awesome. Love the hots series. I also had a super hots years ago with a os .61. Also had the original hots and hots 2 and just finished a electric hots from model airplane news plans. Have plans of the orinal hots that I'm thinking going electric with.
Good luck with yours. |
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I had a BGX 3000 powered Big Hots also - gave the plane, less motor, away - the Super is more agile and snappy, and the big stuff doesn't do it for me.. I ordered plans for the Lectric Hots - it looks like a nice small package of fun also.
I'm going to power it with a Turnigy .10 |
Sep 06, 2012, 02:06 PM | |
I powered mine with an os .10 and it weights ready to fly at 33 oz with a 2200mah battery. Flys great.
Did you use a short kit when building your super ? Going to order the short kit for the standard .40 size hots today. Just havnt decided on glow or electric power yet. Looking forward on how your super flys. |
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Sep 06, 2012, 09:07 PM | |
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I cut it from plans.
I saw the short kit online - I think I might go that way if there is a next time - my wood cost $125 and the plans were $25 - not a cheap deal when all is said and done. The cowl and top hatch were a pita to build since those were mods. FYI: It's a one piece plane. I'll post back after I fly it . Your Lectric Hots is the one in the vid? Thats what promted me to build one - it flies awesome. |
Sep 06, 2012, 11:05 PM | |
Your super hots is also tempting me to go to that route and for go the .40 size hots. My .61 powered super hots was also one peace with the hatch on the bottom. That plane was one of my all time favorites.
The video of the electric hots is mine. It was also hand cut, tried to find a short kit but none were being produced, if they did i would build another for my son inIaw. I enjoy flying it so much that if I destroy it I will build another. |
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Sep 07, 2012, 12:32 AM | |
I am like many of you. Started with an Hots 40 in 1988. I had a rudder servo fail re-kitted it. I left for the Air Force. My dad rebuild and flew it for years till a mid air. I have the original wing. I plan on building new fuse and maybe 40 size electric. I build my super in 1990. and carted it around for 22 year of Air Force moves. I still fly it some. It sure is easier with dual rates and expo. I did not have that back in 1990. I also have an original Lectric Hots kit I need to build. Good memories.
Rod |
Sep 07, 2012, 02:36 PM | |
I bought my first hots kit when it was released by midwest back in the early mid 80's. a hots 2 followed a few years later and a super hots around the mid 90's and a couple months ago a electric hots from plans. Good memories with those.
Looking forward to see how electrofish's electric hots flies, im going to need a new project soon. |
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Sep 21, 2012, 08:02 PM | ||
Before I built mine I had imagined it would have appeared smaller. But now that its finished it appears bigger. The midwest version of the electric hots had a 42 inch wingspan, but the only real differance between there version and the plans built version was the large wing tips. I have the plans for the original hots and its actually a couple inchs shorter then the electric hots but has a much fatter airfoil and a 48inch span. It has a chunkier look. The electric hots I think has more of the lines of a super hots then the original hots. Im still up in the air about which one to do next, original or super?,( I did find that fiberglass specialties makes a glass cowl for the super and hots 2.) but now you you have givin me something else to think about, a .25 size super hots. How did your super hots fly? |
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Sep 21, 2012, 10:24 PM | |
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It does look small on the plans - thats why I was thinking of going up, plus where I am it's always a little windy.
So you think a .25 size engine will do it if I go that way? When I built mine I couldn't find the cowl on the fiberglass specialties site. I'm going to take it up this coming week. A buddy of mine asked me to wait for him. I'll definitly let you know if it comes home in one piece or in a bag. |
Sep 22, 2012, 01:54 AM | |
Putting an electric .25 in it would be a guess on part, still new to this electric, if glow yes.
I just looked for that cowl and it's there on there site under kits then Midwest. I might be wrong but I thought the kit super hots was identical to the plans built one. |
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Its about time we stop killing our pets in the shelters, we are not over populated these pets have homes, we place approx 30 pets a month into loving forever homes , if we can get these shelters, a bit more organized and motivated we can save the lives of all these highly adoptable pets.
These shelters are not even killing these animals right they are missing the most important step for a pain free death maybe its that the sedation medication is too expensive or there too lazy to do this little step to insure that the pets feel no pain of the poisons passing through there veins. What this poison does is throw them in to a massive heart attack and yes that is painful.
There are many shelters as well that still use the gas chamber. These animals thrash around and bang there heads into the sides of the container that is over packed with animals, they bite each other ECT just struggling to breath. The puppies and young dogs are strong and healthy and some don't die right away since there organs wont shut down. So then they are struck on the head by a shovel or choked by someone's foot until death occurs This is not right we do understand that we live in a throw away society, but killing our companions wow what have we become? Why we are too lazy to find these pets homes. This needs to be stopped; I know there are homes out there for each and everyone of these pets. Write your letters and tell our congress that we are refusing to keep paying 10 billion dollars a year for the government to kill our pets. In fact it would be a small fraction of that to save them and feed them until there are adopted.
We are there voice and we will not shut up and go away until they stop the mass murders of healthy adoptable pets. These animals that are being killed by the thousands everyday are not the ''wild dog''.
They are used to being someone's devoted and loving pets. Puppies, dogs, cats, kittens they are even killing goats and rabbits and squirrels .only because there time ran out. Which to begin with were just a few days?
Most people don't realize that when they take Fido into the shelter he has a 5% chance of finding a home before he is killed. The owner surrenders are the first ones to die the beloved pet that has had the warmth of love for 5 years and then thrown to the wolves to die a painful lonely death. These pets are not stupid Fido has 6th sense about him and his smell ability is 10 million times stronger then ours when he can smell death he is freighted from the time he walks through the door till the time he dies the painful death in hands of a stranger that never cared about him or cherished his life.
This makes me feel outraged and saddened that this happening to our companion animals. We need to make a stand and make everyone understand that we are killing more that is getting adopted and these pets are suffering until death occurs. Spread the word and help us save as many as we possibly can, until we can get a no kill bill past and re-staff the shelters with honest hard working animal lovers that's not afraid of a little work. It's too easy to kill and fill our landfills with there bodies. This is a tragedy for the United States to take on a Hitler mentality towards our pets. Please feel free to visit our website www.k9editions.org please help us help the animals. We are encouraging people to sign the no kill bill petition at www.wethepeoplepets.com all donations are welcomed any amount helps the pets. Thank you and May god bless us! www.youtube.com type in search ''animal rescue'' see for your self what's going on. I will also be adding a few of these videos on this blogg. we are trying to get the awareness out there as well as we need your help to change the fate of these precious pets lives. I know right now the United States has gone to hell in a hand basket but this has been happening for generations and generations its time to STOP!

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November 6th, 2013 Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) He had escaped house arrest to spend the remaining 16 years of his life in hiding. Former acting president of the "underground" Church community's bishops' conference, Retired Bishop Peter Liu Guandong of Yixian, died late last month at the age of 94. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - According to Church sources in Yixian, Hebei province, the Vatican-approved bishop was interred in secret October 29 by priests and laypeople.One priest, speaking on the condition of anonymity said that Bishop Liu was "a key figure" in the establishment of the bishops' conference in 1989, which "contributed to the continual existence in China of a Church that is loyal to the Holy See." Bishop Liu was born in 1919. He entered the seminary in 1935 and was ordained a priest in 1945. He was arrested and imprisoned in 1955 for two years for opposing the independent Church movement. He was arrested again in 1958 and received a life sentence for opposing the Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association, which is a government-sanctioned body that promotes an independent Church. He was eventually released in 1981 and began to evangelize across China. Liu was consecrated coadjutor bishop of Yixian in 1982 and became the ordinary four years later. Suffering a stroke in 1994, he resigned from all his posts. He was then placed under house arrest in Weigezhuang, his hometown. Unable to take care of himself in 1997, several priests managed to sneak him past his guards and rescue him from house arrest. He spent his remaining years in hiding, the sources said. His successor Bishop Cosmas Shi Enxiang was detained by the authorities in 2001. He has not been seen since. Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) |


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LC-MS/TOF, LC-MSn, on-line H/D exchange and LC-NMR studies on rosuvastatin degradation and in silico determination of toxicity of its degradation products: a comprehensive approach during drug development
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The present study dealt with the forced degradation behaviour of rosuvastatin under ICH prescribed stress conditions. The drug was found to be labile under acid hydrolytic and photolytic conditions, while it was stable to base/neutral hydrolytic, oxidative and thermal stress. In total, 11 degradation products were formed, which were separated on a C-18 column using a stability-indicating method. LC-MS analyses indicated that five degradation products had the same molecular mass as that of the drug, while the remaining six had 18 Da less than the drug. Structure elucidation of all the degradation products was executed using sophisticated and modern structural characterization tools, viz. LC-MS/TOF, LC-MSn, on-line H/D exchange and LC-NMR. The degradation pathway and mechanisms of degradation of the drug were delineated. Additionally, in silico toxicity was predicted for all the degradation products using TOPKAT and DEREK software and compared with the drug. This study demonstrates a comprehensive approach of degradation studies during the drug development phase.
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Archana Sahu (1)
- Saranjit Singh (1)
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- 1. Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis, National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER), Sector 67, S.A.S. Nagar, 160 062, Punjab, India
- 2. Biocon Bristol-Myers Squibb R&D Centre (BBRC), Biocon Park, Bangalore, India


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The Bee Course
It's an annual workshop held at the Southwestern Research Station (SWRS) in Portal, Ariz. for conservation biologists, pollination ecologists, and other biologists "who want to gain greater knowledge of the systematics and biology of bees," according to organizer Jerome Rozen Jr. of the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH), New York.
AMNH launched the course at SWRS in 1999. This year's nine-day workshop will take place Aug. 25-Sept. 4.
Native pollinator specialist Robbin Thorp, emeritus professor of entomology at the University of California, Davis, has been teaching at the workshop since 2002. Thorp, who received his doctorate in entomology from UC Berkeley, served on the UC Davis faculty from 1964 to 1994, but although he officially "retired" in 1994, he never really did. He continues his research, writings and bee identification at his office in the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility at UC Davis.
Frankly, we at UC Davis don't know what we'd do without him. Thorp maintains a massive educational, research and public service work that brings national and worldwide pride and distinction to UC Davis. No one can say "pollinators" without thinking of Thorp. For example, MacArthur Foundation Fellow Claire Kremen, a conservation biologist with the UC Berkeley Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management, said she would never have attempted her much-cited Yolo County pollinator project without his expertise. He not only helped develop the protocol, but he identifies all the species—about 60,000 of them since 1999.
Robbin Thorp will turn 80 years young during The Bee Course. Shhh--don't tell anyone. (P.S., he says it's okay to "tell.")
Thorp and his colleague John Ascher, an assistant professor at the National University of Singapore and research associate at the American of Natural History, New York, and a key scientist at BugGuide.Net, were working today at the Bohart Museum of Entomology at UC Davis. We captured a quick image of them (below).
Ascher, who received his doctorate in entomology from Cornell University, has taught at The Bee Course since 2004.
The Bee Course textbook is The Bee Genera of North and Central America, Michener, C.D., R.J. McGinley and B.N. Danforth, 1994, Smithsonian Press.
Why in Portal, Ariz.? It's one of the richest bee faunas in North America.
All the instructors are volunteers. In addition to Rozen, Thorp and Ascher, the 2013 team includes Stephen Buchmann of Tucson, who received his doctorate in entomology from UC Davis; James H. Cane and Terry Griswold of the USDA-ARS Bee Biology and Systematics Lab at Utah State University, Logan; Lawrence Packer of York University, Toronto, Canada; and UC Davis alumnus Ronald McGinley of Dewey, Ill. (he obtained his doctorate in entomology from UC Berkeley and then worked at Harvard University and the Smithsonian before joining the Illinois Natural History Survey).
The participants, usually around 22, come from all over the world. They will return home with a collection of properly labeled bee specimens--and a comprehensive knowledge about bees.
From the website: The course "emphasizes the classification and identification of more than sixty bee genera of North and Central America (both temperate and tropical), and the general information provided is applicable to the global bee fauna. Lectures include background information on the biologies of bees, their floral relationships, their importance in maintaining and/or improving floral diversity, inventory strategies, and the significance of oligolecty (i.e., taxonomic floral specialization). Field trips acquaint participants with collecting and sampling techniques; associated lab work provides instruction on specimen identification, preparation and labeling."
And the course significance: "The field of pollination ecology explores the reproductive biology of plants in general, including the biotic and abiotic agents associated with pollination and seed-set. This is of interest for basic research and understanding of world communities and also has significant practical impact as it relates to pollination of economically important crop plants, to survival of endangered plants, and to plant reproduction in threatened habitats. Pollen is moved between receptive flowers by wind, water, birds, bats, beetles, flies, etc., but the 20,000 species of bees worldwide play a dominant role in the sexual reproduction of most plant communities. This course will empower students with 1) the confident use of The Bee Genera of North and Central America, 2) an appreciation for the biological diversity of bees, and 3) sufficient background to learn more about bees and investigate pollination and conservation problems with greater insight."
Said Thorp: "It is a great experience for students to interact with instructors and especially with their peers from around the world. Instructors all donate their time to teach in the course, but benefit from the chance to get together with colleagues and a new cohort of interesting students each year. Every class is different. that is, it takes on its own personality, and each student brings something new and different to the mix."
Robbin Thorp (left) of UC Davis and John Ascher of the National University of Singapore are two of The Bee Course instructors. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Robbin Thorp at a UC Davis function with Emily Bzdyk, who received her master's degree in entomology from UC Davis and is a graduate of The Bee Course. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Why This Is Bee Is Cuckoo
When you visit the half-acre Häagen-Dazs Honey Bee Haven, a bee friendly garden on Bee Biology Road at the University of California, Davis, you might just see a cuckoo bee.
The cuckoo bee (see below) is a male Triepeolus concavus, as identified by native pollinator specialist Robbin Thorp, emeritus professor of entomology at UC Davis, who maintains an office in the adjacent Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility.
Thorp has been monitoring the garden not only since it was planted--in the fall of 2009--but BEFORE it was planted, to collect the baseline data. To date, he's detected more than 80 species of bees, "and counting."
The cuckoo bee, nectaring on a blanket flower (Gaillardia), is just one of the species he's found in the garden.
The female cuckoo bee lays her eggs in the ground nests of other bees, including the sunflower bee, Svastra. Cuckoo bees are kleptoparasites, meaning that they steal the food stores provisioned by the host bee. Cuckoos lack pollen-collecting structures (scopa). So when the cuckoo bee eggs hatch, the larva will consume the pollen ball collected by the hosts, and kill and eat the host larvae.
Like human kleptomanias, they've found a way to make it in this world at the expense of others.
Thorp annually teaches at The Bee Course, described as a "workshop offered for conservation biologists, pollination ecologists and other biologists who want to gain greater knowledge of the systematics and biology of bees," and held at the Southwestern Research Station, Portal, Ariz. This year's dates are Aug. 25 to Sept. 4. The workshop attracts people from all over the world, including dozens from the UC system.
A male cuckoo bee, Triepeolus concavus, on a blanket flower (Gaillardia). (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Male cuckoo bee sipping nectar. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
So Many Bees
Folks accustomed to seeing only honey bees (which are non-natives) buzzing around their yard probably aren't aware that in the United States alone there are some 4000 identified species of native bees.
And they probably aren't aware of The Bee Course.
That's a workshop offered for conservation biologists, pollination ecologists and other biologists who want to gain greater knowledge of the systematics and biology of bees. It's held annually in Portal, Ariz. in the Chiricahua Mountains at the Southwest Research Station of the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH). This year's dates are Aug. 22-Sept. 1.
Native pollinator specialist Robbin Thorp, emeritus professor of entomology at the University of California, Davis, and active in the Xerces Society, has taught at The Bee Course since 2002.
The course, led by Jerry Rozen of AMNH, has been operating continuously since 1999, Thorp said, and UC Davis graduates are very much involved. Steve Buchmann who received his Ph.D. at UC Davis in 1978, is one of the instructors. Ron McGinley who received his undergraduate degree at UC Davis, does most of the initial student contact and scheduling for the course, Thorp said.
"There are usually about eight instructors and 22 participants for the 10- day course," Thorp said. "Most of the time is spent in the lab identifying bees to genus. At least three days are spent in the field so students can see various bees doing their thing, collect them and bring them back to the lab to ID them. It is a great experience for students to interact with instructors and especially with their peers from round the world."
"Instructors all donate their time to teach in the course, but benefit from the chance to get together with colleagues and a new cohort of interesting students each year. Every class is different--that is, it takes on its own personality--and each student brings something new and different to the mix."
More locally, Thorp will speak Sunday, March 7 on the amazing diversity of native bees at the 2010 Bee Symposium, sponsored by the Santa Rosa-based Partners for Sustainable Pollination (PFSP). He'll discuss their nesting habits and nest site requirements. The symposium takes place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Subud Center, 234 Hutchins Ave., Sebastopol.
The fourth annual conference will offer updates and new perspectives on honey bees and native pollinators, according to PFSP executive director Kathy Kellison.
It's good to see the focus on native bees as well as honey bees. For more information on native bees, be sure to check out the Xerces Society Web site and UC Berkeley's Native Bee Gardens.
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The ATO is shaking up its tax-return monitoring this year. Instead of focusing on certain professions in their audits of people's tax affairs, tax officials will be zeroing-in on particular claim types, with tech expenses for computers, phones and other devices, as well as travel expenses under the microscope.
In an announcement made today, the ATO says it will be keeping a close eye on the $19.5 billion in work-related expenses claimed each year as tax deductions. In a somewhat ominous warning to those who might be thinking about doing the dodgy on their taxes, the ATO says it is easier than ever for them to detect incorrect claims.
The ATO's priorities in checking up on tax returns this year are:
The tax department has said that some of the common mistakes people make on their tax returns relate to making claims for home office, mobile phone and computer expenses without evidence supporting how the claims were apportioned between private expenses and work-related expenses, incorrectly claiming travel between home and work as a work-related expense, and receiving a travel allowance and claiming the full amount without actually having spent that much.
"If taxpayers are claiming work-related expense deductions, they must have spent the money, they must be related to their job and they must have a record to prove it," says the ATO.
If you're unsure about what you can claim, the ATO has several tax calculators for work-related expenses.
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PHOENIX -- A well-known Valley radio personality stepped down as the master of ceremonies at the upcoming Catholic Community Foundation Crozier Gala fundraiser.
"Basically, I took a stand in support of the gay community," said Beth McDonald, morning host at KESZ-FM 99.9 KEZ Radio.
"Somehow it got back to the Crozier Gala people that I was the grand marshal of the Gay Pride Parade and they considered this at odds with the Catholic Church," McDonald said.
However, McDonald said she had not agreed to participate in the Phoenix Gay Pride Parade because of scheduling problems.
But when Catholic leaders let her know that such support would be an issue, McDonald said it did not take her long to realize she needed to step down from her emcee duties at the Crozier Gala -- something she's done the last two years.
"To me this has always been a civil rights issue, a human rights issue. I think it's the last frontier on civil rights," McDonald said.
Late Thursday the Catholic Community Foundation issued a written statement acknowledging that the group had received "e-mails and phone calls from constituents about Beth's participation in the Phoenix Gay Pride Parade," but emphasized that the decision to step down was McDonald's and said that they "regretfully accept" that decision.


text: Naomi Walker was nominated to serve on OPIC's Board of Directors by President Obama and was confirmed by the U.S. Senate in January 2013. Ms. Walker serves as an Assistant to the President at the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), which is the nation's largest and fastest growing public services employees union with more than 1.6 million active and retired members. In her role on the executive team of the union, she is responsible for coordinating AFSCME's partnerships with allies and coalitions in order to build power for working families. Prior to joining AFSCME in 2012, she served as the Director of State Government Relations and the Deputy Director of the Government Affairs Department for the AFL- CIO, where she worked with national unions, state federations, and allies to coordinate state legislative campaigns around the country, providing guidance on strategy, message, member mobilization, and research, as well as writing model legislation. While at the AFL-CIO, Walker served as the Assistant Director of the AFL-CIO Politics and Field Department. She managed staff in 32 states as they coordinated labor's political program to educate, mobilize and turn out union members to vote. Walker was appointed Associate Deputy Secretary of Labor at the beginning of the Obama Administration, serving as a liaison between the Department of Labor and the labor movement before she rejoined the AFL-CIO in 2010. Before joining the AFL-CIO in 1997, Walker served as the Field Director of the Preamble Center for Public Policy, where she helped coordinate both press and field work on progressive policy issues like corporate accountability and fair trade. From 1993 until 1996, she was the Midwestern Regional Organizer for the Children's Defense Fund. Walker received her Bachelor's Degree in Public Policy Studies from Duke University.


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Report: Taxes are assessed by various governmental authorities on many types of transactions. The characteristics of how these different types of taxes are calculated, remitted to the appropriate governmental authority, and... Published on August 03, 2014
Implementing FIN 48 Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Taxes
Report: On July 13, 2006, the FASB issued FIN 48 [with a June 2006 date on the document], entitled Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Taxes. FIN 48 interprets the guidance in SFAS No. 109, entitled Accounting for Income Taxes Published on August 03, 2014
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You must have treated somebody well this year, because you've got a new computer to start 2009 off right. In this edition of the Download.com Windows Starter Kit, we've expanded our collection to include both the recommended free programs you've come to expect from us, and suitable alternatives if our choice doesn't make your grade.
This year's categories include Web browsers, e-mail clients, office and productivity tools, parenting, image editors, music jukeboxes, video jukeboxes and players, file compressors, chatware, torrent clients, and seven five-star, must-have utilities.
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Life has a way of teaching us: breaking down barriers and making us free. As my readers both here and at Instablogs already know, I really dislike our bureaucrats. They seem to me utterly self-serving, generally foolish and characteristically hedonistic. To boot, while they are mostly highly paid clerks living on the fat of this land, they call themselves fancy names to maintain the mai baap colonial status quo.
Thus I was in for a rude shock when I made the acquaintance of a Mr. Chopra, Secretary to the Government of West Bengal in a somewhat crowded train. The first thing that stuck me was that this man (notice I am not yet calling him a 'gentleman') was thanking very softly the porter who helped him with the luggage. In fact, I noticed he unassumingly thanked people who even slightly helped him. So this piqued my interest: the regular business/corporate or Civil Servant types never thank anyone. Here was a man, obviously a biggie in some sphere thanking non-entities.
Then we fell a-talking: Mr. Chopra attends my Professor, P. Lal's weekly Mahabharat classes. He is an Indian-writing- in- English afficiando and most importantly, a man searching after the Divine. His insights were calmly put forward but not less for this in their effect on me. The shocker for me was that he happens to be an IAS. I could not resist and abused loudly the whole lot as ******es. What stuck me was that Mr. Chopra did not shout me down, nor agree to what I said: he politely asked me to rethink my comments etc. Religion is useless unless lived: this gentleman lives his Divinity in his daily life. His humility touched me so that I somewhat see the error of my ways.
He is genuinely concerned for our nation and unlike most of us ( read hypocrites) told me candidly that he had a good, smooth life and now wants to do something for the country. He has already positively impacted our pension-sector, for example. I am so impressed by his wisdom and manner of living and thinking that I exhort you my reader, to download the attached PDF file and the Power Point Presentation.
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One of my favorite times of year is when the Meyer Lemons start coming into season and I've begun to see them in my area supermarkets again so that means its time to getting cooking with Meyer Lemons! Meyer Lemons made their first appearance in the United States in 1908 when Frank Meyer introduced this hybrid of a lemon and mandarin orange. … [Read more...]
Peach Pecan Pound Cake
We have been so lucky this past week enjoying near perfect weather this week, although I don't think anyone would mind if the rain slowed up a bit. Normal for this time of year since June is 8 inches and we've had about 28 inches this season already! But this week has been glorious! No humidity and temps dropping into the 6o's at night, just … [Read more...]
Apple Butter Cinnamon Pecan Sticky Buns
One of the great joys of life has got to be sticky buns warm from the oven! Especially since they tease you as they bake, with that delicious aroma making its way through out the house.....sigh. Life is good! And someday's it gets even better! Last month I attended the Big Summer Potluck and one of the sponsors was Musselmans , and one of … [Read more...]
Pull Apart Rolls with An Italian Cooking in the Midwest
What a week it's been, I haven't really gotten much done, but I certainly have caught up on my sleep and my back feels so much better without the strain of standing on those tile floors all week (not to mention lifting everything that comes in). Sometimes it's really nice to do nothing and I think the Italians say it best with their phrase, Il … [Read more...]
Orange Cinnamon Vanilla Twisted Sister Pastry ………… with fat pig in the market
It's finally Easter break.....sigh, I think I needed this break more than I have in quite some time! The only disheartening thing about our Easter Break is that when we come back we don't have another extra day off until Memorial Day! I know what you're thinking, when I was in the private sector, I had holidays like most normal workers, but let … [Read more...]
Blueberry Oat Banana Bread with Pecans
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Interview With Mixtape's Brad Abraham (Video)
- Posted by Johanna on April 8, 2013 at 8:37 pm
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The experiment worked! Last weekend at MoCCA Fest, I interviewed Brad Abraham, author of Mixtape, on video. There are three parts. (And next time, I'll work on isolating the sound better.)
In the first clip (4 1/2 minutes), Brad and I talk about what the comic is about, his music background, and what brought him to creating the comic.
In the second clip (4 1/2 minutes), we discuss the different distribution strategy Brad's trying with Mixtape and the importance of making independent titles available for browsing in comic stores.
In the last clip (just over a minute), Brad tells us where to find preview pages and more news about Mixtape.
Huge thanks to Brad for being willing to talk with me on camera, especially since it was my first time taping! Please let me know what you think of this format, and if I should do more.
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- James Schee Says:
April 9, 2013 at 8:34 PMThe format was fine, and I hadn't heard of the book before so that was good. I'll try to be on the lookout for it.
I'm not a huge fan of video interviews. I just prefer to read interviewas as I can scan past parts I'm not interested in. You did well, and if it is kept to special occasions I'd watch more.
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April 10, 2013 at 7:34 AMYeah, I have similar concerns about video or audio — that's why I did it in separate clips about particular subjects. It's interesting to see how the viewership differs among them.
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April 10, 2013 at 2:40 PMThanks for the interview, Johanna! And thank you so much for the flattering screen cap — "Face For Radio" indeed.
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April 10, 2013 at 3:38 PMMy editor stopped on that image during one of the clips, and it made me smile, so I couldn't help but use it!
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October 12, 2013 at 2:04 PM[…] comic Mixtape since the first issue became available in April 2012. In fact, he's given me a video interview about the struggles he's faced in doing so, and how much of a challenge the comic market can […]


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When you choose to stay at a Parador, you will discover a unique holiday experience in exquisite surroundings. Enjoy top quality furnishings and a wide range of on and off-site facilities that will appeal to couples looking for a romantic break, groups of friends who want to make a special occasion spectacular and families seeking a holiday with a difference.
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This beautiful stone building, surrounded by pine trees and the Gibralfaro mountain on one side, offers great views of Malaga city and the bay. For visitors who love activity holidays, there are exceptional sports facilities available at the nearby sister property, Parador de Malaga Golf. Find the latest deals for Parador de Malaga Gibralfaro
Perched on a cliff next to the Mediterranean Sea, this modern property boasts vast gardens, a large outdoor pool and is ideally located for easy access to the beach. The guestrooms have spacious terraces where you can also enjoy the fantastic views out across the Costa del Sol. Find the latest deals for Parador de Nerja or CALL 0843 104 1000
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KQED World: Sat, May 3, 2014 -- 5:00 AM
This documentary tells the unheralded story about a group of Japanese Americans, who as civilians served America during World War II, even as their families and friends were incarcerated in concentration camps. While the unequaled battle records of Japanese American soldiers are now legendary, little is known about the vital role played by these US citizens who did language translation work and short wave radio broadcasting to Japan, assisting in the war efforts of Britain and the USA. Through actual recordings and first-person interviews with the participants of those broadcasts, this is a fascinating story about a unique effort to help hasten the end of the war.
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Firstly, thanks to Hong Kiat, he recommend me this tip. Let me share a bit about QuickLook plugins for your finder extensibility. I believe most of us have already known that there are many useful QuickLook plugins out there. And according to me, these three QuickLook plugins are used the most :
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India Ogazi was determined to pursue a standard master's degree in communication, until she heard about St. Thomas' MLA Program with a broader educational experience. Read more
The University of St. Thomas 65th Mardi Gras Gala rocked the Hilton Americas-Houston on Fat Tuesday and raised more than $1.1 million in support of student scholarships. Read more.
Dr. Andrew Li can still be seen around UST's campus even though he graduated more than 10 years ago. Through mentoring and service Li has plugged back into UST's community. Read more.
Amelia Templeton, a small-town girl and self-proclaimed painfully shy child, found her voice through theatre when she participated in her first performance... Read more
Nine students from the University of St. Thomas School of Education traveled to Lucea, Jamaica, where they were immersed in Jamaican culture and participated in school and community activities. Read more.
Boot Camps Train, Prepare Students for Nursing School 3/3/2015
Students from the University of St. Thomas Carol and Odis Peavy School of Nursing participated in the third year of the SON boot camps in early January. During the week-long camps held prior to the beginning of the spring semester, students learned how to adjust to the academic rigors of nursing school, to succeed in the nursing statistics class and to prepare for the Health Education Systems Incorporated (HESI) exam.
Accounting Students Participate in Tax Season Service Learning 3/2/2015
For more than 30 years, Ramon Fernandez '79, assistant professor of accounting, has run the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, a program he started in 1984. This year more than 50 University of St. Thomas accounting students, alumni and friends will dedicate their Saturdays in tax season to serve the community by offering free income tax preparation and electronic filing.
Gallagher Receives Recognition for Her Irish Education Work 2/27/2015
Lori Gallagher, J.D., director of the William J. Flynn Center for Irish Studies, was recognized among the 2014 Irish Education 100 by Irish Voice, an Irish American newspaper and Irish America magazine.
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The search for the next student commencement speaker is in progress. The commencement speaker will represent the UST student body during graduation, and have the opportunity to share his or her collegiate experience, hopes for the future and words of inspiration.
Executives Give CSB Students Career Advice 2/26/2015
Gaining important insights and contacts from business leaders provide students with a valuable step in the direction of their future careers. A select group of undergraduate and graduate students from the University of St. Thomas Cameron School of Business attended the Celts Breakfast Club on Feb. 11, where they had the opportunity to speak and network with two business leaders.
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Lee Lecture in English 2015 3/5/2015
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CTS Colloquium Series Presents Dr. Thomas Harmon 3/6/2015
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An evening with the University of St. Thomas Wind Ensemble under the direction of Mr. Fred Angerstein.
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No matter where your are planning to go to college, the seminar will explore the importance of visiting college campuses and tips for attending college fairs.
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- 1 pound(s) Chicken
- 3 small Potatoes, cut into cubes and peeled
- 1 Onion chopped
- 1 Green Pepper chopped
- tablespoon(s) Curry Powder
- Garlic cloves minced
- dash(es) Seasoned salt
- teaspoon(s) Black Pepper
- teaspoon(s) Dried pepper flakes
- The night before chop onions, garlic, peppers. Season chicken with curry powder, seasoned salt, pepper and drided pepper flakes. Place in plastic bag and set in refrigerator.
- Heat 2 Tbls of oil, brush onions and peppers off chicken, place in heated pan and brown both side.
- Add 2 cups hot water, cover and cook on medium heat until meat is tender.
- Add potatoes, onions, and pepper from dish. Cook additional 20 mins until potatoes are soft and gravy is thickened.
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InVivo Therapeutics Expects to Commence Human Study after Meeting on IDE Filing for Biopolymer Scaffolding to Treat Spinal Cord Injuries
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (April 13, 2012) – InVivo Therapeutics Holdings Corp. (OTC/BB: NVIV), a developer of groundbreaking technologies for the treatment of spinal cord injuries (SCI), announced today that it held a meeting with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") in which they discussed the Investigational Device Exemption ("IDE") application previously filed by InVivo for its biopolymer scaffolding to treat acute spinal cord injuries.
Following the meeting, the Company is expecting the biopolymer scaffolding device to be regulated under the Humanitarian Use Device/Humanitarian Device Exemption (HUD/HDE) pathway. Before human clinical studies can commence, the FDA must approve the Company's IDE filing, for which the FDA has agreed to an open dialogue as part of the final process toward gaining approval. During the FDA meeting, the Company addressed several points in the FDA's feedback including the proposed design and clinical protocol for the study.
"This is a significant step for all patients waiting for first in-man data using biomaterials for spinal cord injuries," said Frank Reynolds, InVivo's Chief Executive Officer. "We are pleased that our core team of multidisciplinary scientists, led by my partner, Bob Langer, has had the opportunity to meet with the FDA to discuss our platform technology. We are encouraged by the communication we have had with the FDA to this point, and pending approval of the IDE, we expect the clinical trial for our treatment of acute spinal cord injuries to commence during the second half of 2012."
Later in 2012, the Company plans to submit hydrogel-based applications to the FDA for the treatments of SCI and chronic pain. As the industry of cell-based therapies advances, InVivo also intends to leverage the Company's acute SCI treatments to expand to chronically injured patients. InVivo has pioneered a new treatment that uses a biocompatible polymer-based scaffolding to provide structural support to a damaged spinal cord in order to spare tissue from scarring while improving recovering and prognosis after a traumatic SCI. Today, there is no effective treatment for the spinal cord for paralysis caused by SCIs, and the market potential for acute SCI is estimated to be over $10 billion.


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rochadeb126 Posts: 2Luv my 1995 325i and not ready to give it up!! Cannot get starter prob. resolved. First starter was replaced about one month ago, turned out to be a defected starter was replaced one week later it went out again. Had starter replaced by another shop three days later starter whet out again! Was replaced under warranty today that starter went out which makes it the fourth within 2 months time! Does anyone have any suggestions, or maybe have heard of similar prob.??
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roadburner Posts: 7,161I've owned and wrenched on BMWs since 1983 and I can tell you that BMW starters tend to be very reliable. They rarely fail before 150,000 miles, and once replaced last at least another 150K. Something else is going on. What type of shops are working on your 325i? Did the shops replace the solenoid as well as the starter? What brand were the rebuilt starters? I may be wrong, but it sounds as if the shops are just throwing parts at your problem rather than trying to actually solve and fix the problem. I assume you know that a starter installed by a BMW dealer carries a lifetime warranty. I usually recommend that owners of older BMWs find a good independent BMW tech to service their Bimmers, but if you plan to keep the car for a long time I would strongly consider using a dealer when the part in question is covered by the BMW Lifetime Limited Parts Warranty Those parts include: shock absorbers, strut inserts, mufflers, alternators, starters, and water pumps.
I perform a lot of the minor maintenance and repairs on my BMW myself, but I'll probably use my local dealer if anything other than the water pump or alternator goes south.Mine: 1995 318ti Club Sport 1975 2002A 2007 Mazdaspeed 3 1999 Wrangler 1996 Speed Triple Challenge Cup Replica Wife's: 2009 328i Son's: 2004 X3 2.5
jrose318is Posts: 1Went to start and it just wont turn.. same click noise as talked about....everything seemed to be there power wise....We arked the started from underneath and it just spun ....the ignition was on....Is this a definate started issue?... Or ... Is it possible it could be the solenoid.?. Because, when i try to start in car its just..."click"... Starter does nothing... I ark, it spins, what's the deal? Should i replace starter, solenoid, what..?????
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,446If you can "motor" the starter (make it spin) it probably is a solenoid. But by the time you take it all apart, it might be easier to replace it with a rebuilt.
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widriver2 Posts: 36Hi,
My 2002 BMW 325CI has not started 5 different times in the last three months. In three of those cases the car started 10 to 15 minutes later. Took it to the dealer and they could not find anything wrong with the vehicle, nor was there a code indicating a problem. Once it would not start for 2 days. Power seems to work as radio and lights come on. We we raised the front hood, the engine seemed to make a hiss when we tried to start it, but did not start to turn over at all.
My car has 53,000 miles and I live in the upper midwest.
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fv900 Posts: 1I was wondering if you found a solution to the problem you had with your car no starting. It appears I have the same problem on my 2002 325 ix.
I took the starter out and had it tested. It tested fine. I 'm wondering if there's a problem with the alternator since one of the two main leads to the starter comes through/from there. -
jphsieh Posts: 1I have the same issue with comment # 12. My car is now at 103,000 miles and this is the first time I've had problems with it. I know it's not the battery because I just had the dealer change it out a few months ago. By the way, don't be fooled by thinking only the dealer can deal with this "special" battery as they said. I was fooled because I read in the manual that the battery could be fixed sometimes by recharging it. But when i was at the dealer, they said something was wrong with the battery and couldn't be recharged. So in my case, or our case I should say, would it be the starter?
roadburner Posts: 7,161It could still be the battery- have it load tested. Also check and make sure that all battery connections and main grounds are clean and secure. It might be the starter, but in 25 years of BMW ownership and maintenance I've never had to replace one. Find a good indie BMW tech who knows how to diagnose problems- not just throw parts at them.
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mschukar Posts: 351Over the last 6 weeks or so, I have several incidences where my 325i won't start. The starter turns over for several seconds, but there is no ignition. Every time I've been able to get it started by turning the key all the way off and retrying, usually several times.
Today when it happened, I noticed that the gas gauge needle was pegged on empty and (I think) non of the engine lights where lit. When it finally did start, the gas gauge was working. The radio was working fine.
So it seems there's a loose connection somewhere between the key and the rest of the system. Any ideas on where I should start looking?
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harv62844 Posts: 2my daughters 330 has an occasional no start. engine cranks but will not complete firing. all has been checked including steering column teardown with no results. not a daily occurance but weekly and i am at my wits end. since its at bmw when i drive it, it never occurs. thanks for your help. harv
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,446Your best bet would be to sell the 325 privately, not trade it in; otherwise you'll take a substantial hit on value IMO--unless you absolutely stole the 325.
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batibor Posts: 2I have a 2006 325i with 25,000 miles, bought it brand new in 2005. I have been having problems starting it over the course of the last year starting in sept 08. The brake gets hard & doesn't start. I have taken it to the dealers and they did some work on it (originally they couldn't duplicate the prblm so they never did anything), was OK for a while and then started having problems again. The warranty will expire next month and am worried it's not gonna get fixed before my warranty expires. Any suggestions?
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Walgreen Co. ended a downward trend in same-store sales with a small uptick in February.
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DEERFIELD, Ill. – Walgreen Co. ended a downward trend in same-store sales with a small uptick in February.
The drug store chain on Wednesday reported a 0.4% year-over-year gain in same-store sales for the month, improving from a 1.1% decline in January and a 0.3% dip in December.
Comparable-pharmacy sales for February inched up 0.9%, reflecting a negative impact of 2.4 percentage points due to generic drug introductions in the last 12 months and a lower incidence of flu versus February 2009, according to Walgreens.
Prescriptions filled at comparable stores rose 3.6% in February, including increases of 1.5 percentage points because of more patients filling 90-day prescriptions and 0.3 percentage points due to H1N1 flu shots, the company said.
In the front end, same-store sales were down 0.6% in February. The retailer said the decrease stems from continued weak demand for discretionary items and a lower incidence of flu.
Walgreens' overall sales for February climbed 3.2% to $5.31 billion, including a 3.7% rise in pharmacy revenue and a 4.5% gain in front-end sales during the month.
Calendar year-to-date sales came in at $10.64 billion, up 2.7% from $10.36 billion in the 2009 period.
Fiscal 2010 year-to-date sales for the first six months, meanwhile, totaled $33.34 billion, an increase of 6.1% from $31.42 billion a year earlier.
During February, Walgreens opened seven stores, acquired 11 and closed one. As of Feb. 28, the retailer operated 7,179 drug stores, 501 more than a year ago, including 59 stores acquired over the last 12 months.


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Rochester's mayor is calling for oversight to a bill that will release $435 million for the second phase of the Rochester City School District's school modernization project.
Mayor Lovely Warren isn't taking it lightly that the bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Joe Morelle, was filed without the city's say.
"This is the first time that I remember something that affects the community to this magnitude not being shared with the sitting mayor before being filed. I find that to be disrespectful and I find that to be uncalled for," said Mayor Warren, D-Rochester.
Warren and City Council President Loretta Scott believe the bill is flawed and lacks necessary oversight.
The bill will authorize the $435 million for the district's Facilities Modernization Program, but the problem is what happened with the $300 million-plus allotted for phase one. The plan calls for renovating up to 25 Rochester district schools.
Warren and Scott say money was mishandled, poor decisions were made and allegedly false reports were being filed on behalf of minority and women-owned businesses. The FBI is currently investigating a lot of that.
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City leaders said they are in full support of the project, but think changes to the bill are necessary.
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Chinese manufacturing data this week showed moderate expansion on all fronts of the Chinese economy. Although the growth is not considered robust, it is a good sign for global growth for the rest of 2013.
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As the Carrollton Campus continues to thrive the talent, skills and community engagement in the students has increased. Excitement continues to grow on campus as students receive new opportunities that further themselves and the community.
As the academic year came to an end, eight students were honored for their outstanding academic and extracurricular achievements.
Five Carrollton Campus students earned JCTC's highest academic honor when they were inducted into Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for two-year colleges.
What is your favorite thing about school and why?
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Cartmell students in the school's chapter of the Kentucky Junior Historical Society earned several top honors at the 2013 state convention and Kentucky History Day at the University of Louisville on Friday, April 26, and Saturday, April 27. The club won the youth division "History Bowl" competition; placed first, second, and third on the history test; and earned first in group documentary category.
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Carroll County Board of Education approved a resolution at its meeting April 25 to adopt the state legislation raising the high school dropout age from 16 to 18. The change will not take effect until the 2015-16 school year.
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Cartmell Elementary students who completed 24 language arts and 24 math lessons with a score of at least 70 percent earned admission into the Compass Carnival on April 25. Students enjoyed food, games, balloon animals and the chance to hit their teachers in the face with a pie or dunk them in a water tank.
The Emergency Medical Training (EMT-B) class will be conducted at Carroll County EOC, 829 Polk St. in Carrollton starting Monday, May 13.
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Sibenik is a modestly visited destination located in Croatia. People who travel to Sibenik typically go to see the Krka Wasserfälle and enjoy its waterfalls and ruins, which can be worth a visit. Find out more about what you can see and do in this Sibenik travel guide.
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Sibenik (Italian Sebenico) is a historic town in Croatia, population 51,553 (2001). It is located in central Dalmatia where the river Krka flows into the Adriatic Sea. Sibenik is a political, educational, transport, industrial and tourist center of Sibenik-Knin county.
Sibenik was mentioned for the first time under its present name in 1066 in a Charter of the Croatian King Petar Kresimir IV. For a period of time, it was a seat of the Croatian King. For that reason, Sibenik is also called "Kresimirov grad" (Kresimir's city). Sibenik is the oldest native Croatian town on the eastern shores of the Adriatic.
The central church in Sibenik, the Cathedral of St. James, is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Several successive architects built it completely in stone in the 15th and 16th centuries, both in Gothic and in Renaissance style. Good tip? (0) supertof om er naartoe te zeilen en een nachtje aan te meren. vanop het kapotgeschoten fort is de zonsondergang adembenemend.
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Scientists living under an oppressive regime decide to clinically study the founders and supporters of evil regimes to determine what common factor is at play in the rise and propagation of man's inhumanity to man.
Obviously the true duration between natural cycles is much greater than anyone has ever suspected. This only proves that a mans mind is not designed to remember such things as birthdays, anniversaries etc. they are designed to remember how to do stuff. Like smash things and say "you look pretty" when questioned. If your man exhibits the ability to remember the aforementioned, seek medical help. It's not natural.
I have no idea where you get your information from,but I am of
reasonably sound mental health, and having an unusuallly high
IQ,I do not seem to have to much of a problem with the remembrance
of important dates,security codes,important numerical values that
are important to my buisiness,etc.I think maybe you are projecting
an hyothesis that MAY be relevent to YOUR specific abilities and
I hope you're right Steve. Otherwise my own ability to remember all of the above, or my ability to accurately recall long passages from books I've read, (and I read a lot) or lectures I attended, years ago makes me a freak. What's worse, it must be hereditary. Since many members of my family exhibit the same symptoms. And some of them even participate in collegiate activities like seeking higher education. My nephew is working towards a PhD. I wonder, are there medications we can get for him to help him pile it higher and deeper?
There are numerous earthquakes, floods, etc. every year, and that is 100% NORMAL. Random news clips set to dramatic music is the kind of "evidence" that only appeals to idiots. Weather records only go back 150 years, so it is also not convincing to state weather is the most extreme on record. I believe in earth changes but when people put videos like this on youtube it just prevents others from believing because they get the impression crap like this is the most convincing evidence there is.
Spring just kicked off in the Southern Hemisphere.
It would be like getting snow in early March, uncommon but not unusuall.
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