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#149560 - 10/30/05 01:38 PM Re: omecils?
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The only slight problem with the "mis-hearing" option is that "omecils" in English does not seem to sound much like "homicides". The two Spanish forms ARE very close in pronunciation.
In Spain, maybe.
Whenever I try my rusty and limited Castilian on my Uruguayan friends, they all pronounce "ll" like "ch".
#149561 - 10/30/05 01:41 PM Re: omecils?
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Loc: Vermont > ch
yeah, S. American Spanishes tends to use ch or a thick j (zdj?) for ll, though I don't remember the particulars... we had to keep track of which Spanish we were using when Counterpoint made its Latin American cd..._________________________
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#149562 - 10/30/05 01:46 PM Re: omecils?
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but a then-existing corrupted form of "homicidios"
Like I said, imagine Sancho is from Kentucky (or West Virginia...not to say there aren't learned gentlemen in those two states) and D. Quixote is from Boston (not to say there aren't uneducated people in Boston). The dialects and accents might make for some interesting misunderstandings. Sancho was a "campesino", near to if not illiterate and Quixote was a gentleman with a penchant for reading.
#149563 - 10/30/05 01:46 PM Re: omecils?
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Loc: Te Ika a Maui Quote:
> ch
yeah, S. American Spanishes tends to use ch or a thick j (zdj?) for ll,
Yep, that Zj thingy sounds more descriptive.
#149564 - 10/30/05 04:55 PM Re: omecils?
Registered: 07/28/05
Posts: 270
Loc: Israel Looking carefully in the wording of my edition, Sancho said "I know nothing of your omecils"... so the "your" threw me off. But reading it without the "your" I can see how can one directly derive it's a mispronunciation of homicides.
Thanks chaps!
#149565 - 10/30/05 07:06 PM Re: omecils?
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Yep. Omecillo means homicide. I guess it would be a lower register than cultured homicidio .
Sorta like the difference between first degree murder and second degree, I spect.
#149566 - 10/31/05 08:28 AM Re: omecils?
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Loc: Louisville, Kentucky Whoa! Go, Marianna! Woo-hoo--good for you, girl! [applause e]
#149567 - 10/31/05 04:14 PM Re: omecils?
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Loc: Spain ...err... thanks a lot, Jackie, but there is very little merit in my finding the quotation. I've read Quixote 'bout four times, so I know more or less my way around it.
And by the way, if anyone's been put off reading it because they think it'll be "classicky", dull, or difficult... may I say that many people find it pretty funny, as well as interesting.
Oh, and youse are all very right about differing pronunciation between the Latin American Spanishes and Peninsular Spanish(es). Since I'm sitting here in the middle of the Empire, I'd clean forgot such an insignificant little thing!
...just kidding, ya know...
#149568 - 10/31/05 06:09 PM Re: omecils?
Registered: 07/28/05
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Loc: Israel Yes, I'm one of those who find Don Quixote funny (comical) as well as interesting... just imagine a megalomaniac and schizophrenic Shakespeare with a knight complexity, and there you have it...
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Just had one of these fitted to my S3,and wasn't sure what to expect beforehand,but I did know I wasn't happy with the persistent understeer,even after uprated ARBs and kW v3 suspension,which removed some of it,but certainly not all. Anyway,after a trip to AMD,(who did a very nice job of fitting the switch in an unobtrusive spot in the dash cubby-hole),and after about 40 odd miles since,it's just a shame Audi didn't fit it with one of these as an OEM option even. It really does sharpen up the handling,and I was surprised by how much more like my old GpN Escort it feels in terms of handling balance. Thanks to Shaun,Pat and the rest of the guys at AMD.
Got any pics of where the controller is fitted and did you get the wired or wireless controller? Have you tried switchng between sport and race and what is the difference like? Also if you don't mind saying - how much did it cost? Sorry for all the questions! As you can probably tell I am quite interested in one of these...
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No probs....I had the switch fitted into the cubbyhole under the dash so it's nicely hidden(that was AMD's suggestion). It cost about £1k all in inc a good bit of time to lift the interior and route the wiring in from under the car. I'm told some fitters simply leave the switch somewhere in the boot as a way around that. Sport and race....haven't had much time yet but will report back on that...Race mode leaves the clutch pack engaged under braking as far as I know,but I was advised not to leave it in that mode all the time. Sport works very nicely,and does a good job of making it feel and react much more like a 4 wheel drive than a 2 WD with occasional 4WD.
Can't wait to order mine!!! The haldex controller together with the WOT Box should be pretty impressive...although im a little worried about the WOT Box's effect on the clutch. Have you attempted any launches yet? Would love your feedback
I seriously wouldn't bother with a WOT box if I had any designs on the clutch,gearbox and drivetrain lasting for a long time. I know there are people around who do use these things,but you're asking a lot of the drivetrain. Launches...again not really.....my car's an everyday drive,and I don't want to be changing the clutch too often,but it does hold on better and turns in way better. There's much less squirming from the front end,and the overall feel is far more neutral....overall a lot like my old Escort,but a lot more comfortable!
Sounds like it handles like the RS4 now, a good mod and I like the stealth switch idea, well done Alex. I think the latest gen have an uprated haldex so as other poster said would need the new type of swich, a worthwhile mod especially at this level of tune. No more mods for me this year though but it's good to have a plan
I've not driven the RS4,but the Escort was a pretty aggressive 4WD with Quaife diffs all round,and straight cut gears etc,plus rose-jointed adjustable suspension(basically a Proflex equivalent),and this actually now gets quite close,which for a road car as opposed to an ex-race car,is saying something...sure,it's a bit podgy by comparison,it has more roll,and as yet the brakes are not even in the same planet,let alone the same league,but it's a lot easier to use the power,and I'm glad I've done things in this order rather than rushing out and splurging the cash on a big turbo from the outset.
You are following a very logical route be good to see the next step, the Escort sounds awesome. I have a nice set of AP racing brakes for sale when the final carriers and hoses are released, this would sort your braking out without a doubt
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But did he fire six shots, or only five?
This is a discussion on Will a .45cal.pistol incapacitate as effectively as a 9mm pistol? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; But did he fire six shots, or only five?...
But did he fire six shots, or only five?
Slow is smooth.....smooth is fast.
There are two service calibers that have been proven effective over time, the rest are niche calibers. The two reliable proven man stoppers are the 9mm and the 45 Auto. Everyone else serves a niche. The 357 Magnum is the only proven man stopping revolver cartridge over time. The rest just fill the voids.
It is my strong opinion that anyone armed with a 9mm, 45 Auto, or .357 Magnum doesn't anything to fear and can be of the utmost confindence in the cartridge performance to get the job done.
To quote a cliche I read somewhere..."If you put two in the chest and one in the head the caliber really doesn't matter"... You could get a beretta px4 w/17 or 20 9mm jhp rds or a sig 226 sct w/20 rds of 9mm jhp or a springfield XD with 13 rds of .45 acp or a ruger mkIII with 10 rds of .22hp ..they will all put a damper on your opponents day
Over the many years I have had one acquaintance and two friends killed by shots from a .25 auto. Does that make the .25 an effective combat round? Hardly. But it certainly does demonstrate that any caliber can do the job if the bullet finds the right spots. But that isn't the point of the discussion. In a service sized pistol, I'll take a .45 acp. If it is for off duty or personal carry, I want as small and light as I can get and still have a respectable, controllable. caliber. For me that is a 9mm. But still, shot placement is critical.
They're both quite adequate with good defense type ammo. What's more important is where did you shoot the perp. A .45 in the toe is not as good as a 9mm between the eyes.
One qualifier, and this will probably start another sibling rivalry:
The advantage of a 9mm is velocity. If you are of the "LIghter-and-Faster" school of thought, then the 185 gr .45, or the 115 gr 9mm, should do you equally well, as the energy of each (from a math/physics perspective, at least) are nearly equal.
If you are of the "Heavy-and-Slow" school (me!), you may be happier with the standard 230 gr .45 or the 147 gr 9mm.
In the middle are the 200 gr .45 and the 124 gr 9mm.
If your gun is rated for it, you can get the "+P" in any of these configurations (worth it, IMHO) for a little extra "ummphph!).
That being said, since my two main carry guns both carry "7+1", I carry the 1911 when I can, and the PF-9 the rest of the time. I just feel that, numbers and round counts being equal, I'll choose the bigger "hole." Sometimes I'll carry my CZ75 (9mm, 16+1) if there's no way to carry a reload, but I can carry a larger gun; or if I'm travelling and need to pack all I can in the least space (same size/weight as my 1911).
If I thought I might really need one, I'd stay home.
Just another perspective; no real "answers" to offer.
Stay safe, Chuck Brick.
Why do I use 230 gr. for my .45acp?
Because I can't find a source of 250 gr!
But the point is most every load in either 9mm and 45 Auto will get the job done. Time has proven this.
The only thing time has proven is that people will never stop arguing about caliber, despite the documented incidents of failure with every handgun round, and documented incidents of success with every handgun round.
They all work sometimes, and they all fail sometimes. You pays your money and you takes your chances......
Slow is smooth.....smooth is fast.
But the 9mm has been killing people since 1902 and the 45 Auto has been doing it since 1905. Very few calibers used today have that kind of track record.


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Yea if you make your case strong to VZW...they may send you a refurb model of something else. You may need to ask them to speak to manager and tell them you are thinking about switching carriers because of this conflict. I love my Fassy though
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I'm about 8 weeks along with #4, and enjoy running. I was actually increasing my miles right before I got my BFP.� I stopped for about 3 weeks and now I really want to continue. I've been doing cardio on elliptical and bike, but I just don't like it.� So my question is, are there any experienced running moms out there? Any advice? I didn't run with my first 3 pregnancies, so this is a new thing, but I have been running now for about 4 years.� I WAS running about 25-30miles over 3-4 days--a nice pace about a 9 minute mile....is that too much? I broke down and jogged today 11 min pace for 2 miles...but I wanted more!� ANYONE else in my boat?? I am not willing to risk the pregnancy, and studies are controversial at best about running in early pregnancy. AHHH what to do! PLUS, if I can run, I can indulge just a bit more
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Hey there! Yes, I am a runner as well. Though I will admit this pregnancy (my 3rd) has hit me a lot harder than the others. It is all about listening to your body. I continue to run, however I have had to decrease my mileage and my pace. I typically ran 8-10 miles a day and now I am happy to get 3 in. My normal 6:30/mile pace has slowed to 8:30. I tell you this so that you have something to gauge your own situation by. The most important thing is that you listen to your body and how you feel. You sound like you are feeling great and your two miles went over well, so try 2.5 -3 next time and go from there. Some women run all through pregnancy, I typically make it to 6 or so months and then I have to change activies as I cannot stand the way the bouncing belly feels while running. I will continue to box throughout though!!
OH! And be EXTRA careful in the heat! I am in SC, so instead of my normal afternoon 95+ degree 100% humidity runs outside, I have had to take it to the treadmill.
Good luck! Happy running!
As long as you were running before you got pregnant, than it should be okay to continue. I plan on running for as long as i can throughout this pregnancy.
You may just need to slow down your pace a little as you get further along. Talk to your doctor... my midwife gave me the "ok" to keep it up and just listen to my body.
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I am a runner, and I was told I could continue, just to make sure to take it easy and listen to my body. Also to stay nice and cool and hydrated. That being said, I've been power walking on an incline instead of running. The nurse told me I'd probably feel like running again in the 2nd trimester, but to really take it easy. I actually stopped running at around 6 weeks when I had spotting, then was so sick that I didn't start walking again until about week 9. I'm not sure if I'll start up running again. As long as I'm getting a good few miles in a day power walking, I feel pretty good.
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Also Runners World has a pretty good book on running throughout the entire pregnancy.
I run marathons and am supposed to do the Philly one in November, but my doctor is saying I probably shouldn't since it will be so close. She had me decrease my mile times by 1.5 minutes and not to go over 10 miles as often as I used to. She also said that I'm fine to continue running until it is uncomfortable. I also read an article in Runner's World that says if you feel pain, stop running. Not like how when we're not pregnant we can run through pain--if you feel ANYTHING that isn't normal, stop running immediately.
Check out Run Like a Mother on facebook. Lots of running Mamas there too. https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Run-Like-a-Mother-The-Book/317268647037
I think PPs had some great advice -- just listen to your body and you can most definitely continue!!
I ran until about 38 weeks with DD when I switched to walking mostly because it started to get too hot (she was a June baby and here in GA it was mid-90s at that point!)
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Tourism Ireland invited thirty-seven leading British coach and group tour operators to Northern Ireland last week, for a day of intense meetings with local tourism providers. Within that group, an impressive twenty-three companies were visiting Northern Ireland for the first time – including Owens Travelmaster Holidays, Country Travelers and Springwood Events & Initiatives. The event was organised jointly by Tourism Ireland and the Northern Ireland Tourist Board.
Following the meetings, the operators took the opportunity to take part in familiarisation trips which highlighted the excellent tourism product that Northern Ireland has to offer. Their itinerary included a chance to experience the Walled City of Derry and the world-famous Causeway Coastal Route, as well as a visit to the National Trust property of Castle Coole in Fermanagh, Belleek Pottery and the Marble Arch Caves.
A key element of Tourism Ireland's strategy this year is to re-engage and re-energise the travel trade in Great Britain, by re-establishing Northern Ireland and the island of Ireland as a 'stand-out' destination with influential trade buyers. It is hoped that the operators who were here last week will introduce Northern Ireland into their holiday packages and brochures or extend the programmes in which Northern Ireland already features.
Lawrence Bate, Tourism Ireland's Head of Great Britain, said: "Tourism Ireland is delighted these influential decision-makers in the coach and group business arena had the opportunity to experience for themselves the high standard of the tourism product on offer to potential GB holidaymakers in Northern Ireland, so they can sell more effectively when they return home.
"Great Britain is the largest and most important market for tourism to Northern Ireland, and last year we welcomed over one million British visitors here. Tourism Ireland is working flat out to win business for Northern Ireland this year and has a strong promotional programme under way in GB right now, highlighting great reasons to visit and the tremendous value on offer, as well as ease of access to Northern Ireland."
Leading GB coach tour operators enjoyed a tour of the historic walls of Derry with Linda Duncan, Tourism Ireland Scotland (third row, third from left) and Dawn Hewitt, NITB (back row, second from right).
For further information: Clair Balmer/Elaine Moore, Tourism Ireland Tel: 028 7035 9260 Mob: 07766 527719
Notes to Editors: • Tourism Ireland is the organisation responsible for promoting Northern Ireland and the island of Ireland overseas as a leading holiday destination. • Tourism is responsible for in excess of 4.9% of GDP in Northern Ireland and supported approximately 40,000 jobs. • Over 1.4 million overseas visitors came to Northern Ireland in 2009, delivering revenue of £271 million. • Tourism Ireland's international website is www.discoverireland.com; there are 41 different websites, providing information in 19 different languages covering every continent. In 2009 discoverireland.com attracted a record 13+ million unique visitors, a +34% increase in visits on 2008.
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Convenient, very clean, and terrific value.
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The hotel is very comfortable, near a shopping mall and is on average a 10 minutes walk from the Path station to Manhattan. They offer coffee and bread 7/24
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price near to manhattan, the breakfast,
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Hot tea and coffee at the lobby, easy access to PATH station and shopping, area seems safe.
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The standard room price include parking lot and breakfast and is cheap in comparison with Manhattan hotels. It is very close to Manhattan and Path (train) station.
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It was fabulous in every respect. Room was a bit warm but controlled by unit in room we were able to adjust it to our liking.
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The location is close to Path subway station. The front desk staff is very helpful and friendly ( Dec 22 23 24 evening staff ) I will come back if I visit New York again.
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Excellent! Staff was friendly and hotel was very clean! Was even impressed that the morning we checked out someone was washing down the walls. Impressive! Thank you for an excellent stay!
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Easy to get to and close to downtown Jersey City and NYC.
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This Jersey City hotel is a 10 minute drive from New York City. It features a daily continental breakfast and free Wi-Fi. Guest rooms include cable TV.
A microwave and a mini-fridge are provided in all rooms at The Holland Hotel. Rooms are simply styled and include a work desk and clock radio.
Hotel Holland is a 5-minute walk from Newport Centre Mall, and a 7-minute drive from Liberty National Golf Course. Liberty State Park and the ferries to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty are 3.5 miles away. Met Life Stadium is 10 miles away.
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The breakfast croissants and donuts are delicious. I appreciate the coffee and baked items are out all day. The receptionists and managers are friendly and very accommodating. The free parking is most welcome.
The hotel is very comfortable, near a shopping mall and is on average a 10 minutes walk from the Path station to Manhattan. They offer coffee and bread 7/24
The wifi is not very good and get disconnected all the time
The room was clean and in good condition. If you are only interested in visiting NY, the place is OK (though you still need to walk a bit to get to the PATH trains). Otherwise, it's really not worth it, because there is nothing else to see within walking distance (only a mall).
The place definitely needs better soundproofing, especially being next to a highway, *and* the maids chatting outside our room early every morning. Breakfast only had sugary stuff (except for bread, but no cheese, ham or eggs) and we had to take it back to our room to eat it. The room we had, which could accommodate up to 4 people, had only one chair, and was generally rather small. The price per night is unrealistically high compared with what the place offers (i.e., value-for-money is really bad). This is far from a AAA+ (diamond) hotel, despite their attempts to convince you of it with all the plaques at the reception desk. Definitely not an 8.2 hotel.
price near to manhattan, the breakfast,
if you travel with handicap person you must call becaus a lot of rooms only have access by stairs. the hotel not have elevator
Easy to go to NYC by subway. Large parking space. Fresh coffee
Hot tea and coffee at the lobby, easy access to PATH station and shopping, area seems safe.
everything--comfortable hotel. staff was particularly friendly and attentive. free parking.
not much to not like
Easy access to the mall and metro.
Breakfast was not my type and there was no place to eat except in the room.
The standard room price include parking lot and breakfast and is cheap in comparison with Manhattan hotels. It is very close to Manhattan and Path (train) station.
The rooms are small for a family (4 persons). The breakfast procedure it's not the best one and because of the size of the rooms becomes more difficult.
Amazing location. It´s a 1/2 mile walk to the PATH, but it´s mainly an indoor walk, thru Newport Centre Mall, even late at night. Staff was absolutely helpfull at every single request we made. Good wifi and complimentary printer for few pages. We did not use the parking lot, but we saw free spaces everyday.
Breakfast was simple, no eggs, bacon or ant kind of meat. There was no room for breakfast either: get what you want and bring to your room.
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Near the road and noise of the cars. Breakfast should have a place for all.
It was fabulous in every respect. Room was a bit warm but controlled by unit in room we were able to adjust it to our liking.
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Great location, cordial staff, great breakfast selection, free parking, proximity to NYC
Hotel facing main street. Room could be noisy due to outside traffic.
The location is close to Path subway station. The front desk staff is very helpful and friendly ( Dec 22 23 24 evening staff ) I will come back if I visit New York again.
Excellent! Staff was friendly and hotel was very clean! Was even impressed that the morning we checked out someone was washing down the walls. Impressive! Thank you for an excellent stay!
Good alternatively to NYC. Safe.
Package was lost for a day or 2. Reception insisted that the one who signed over is not working there. After insisting her to check again, she managed to find it. Will be good for them to deliver to the room when they receive it or have a list of received package to avoid misplacing it.
Location Parking on-site Breakfast
Room was small. Bed was small. No elevator.
It is a perfect close location to NY, the staff were very helpful, I encourage talking to them before venturing out, they gave us some great advise -for example everything to do with the metro system. the rooms are small but very comfortable, and the general area of the hotel is convenient because of the various stores and places to eat a walking distance away. We'll book here again


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Racked off the pear I started a couple weeks back. Don't have as much sediments as I figured. On the first batch I just put fruit in the bag and let it go. Second batch I ran thru a food processor. Here is a picture of what wouldn't fit in the five gallon carboy from the second batch. I actually have only about half as much fallout on it than the first. I do have a question about the color difference. The small jug is the very last of what I could squeeze out of the bag I used for a filter. The clear glass jug is same as what went into the five gallon batch. I topped everything up with white grape after racking. Any ideas on what caused the color difference? Mike
No ideas? One other thing is the Winetalk forum that sponsors this forum all say to run the pears thru a processor. I don't think it hurt anything. I got more juice and less lees that way. Mike
Mike....are you sure the Old Orchard one did not have some Raspberry Lemonade in it when you transferred over the remaining volume from the pear? It looks like a rose'. Strange.
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No it was cleaned with sanitizer before I filled it. I thought maybe it was almost pure juice as it was the last bit I could squeeze from the mesh bag I filtered it in. The color is actually more of a whiskey color. Mike
Hmm, weird. Were the contents of the two ever the same color? Did you check a sample of the Old Orchard container for oxidization? What type of cleanser and sanitizer was used with the container in question? From the photo it reminds me of sherry.
No they never were the same. I used One step no rinse I got from the hbs. How do you check for oxidization ? Thanks Mike
I put some in a glass and it looks to be okay. I think it just may be almost pure juice since i squeezed it out of the remaining fruit and pulp. Mike


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He argues that the purists have been terrible for environmentalism because they've alienated the public with their misanthropic, anti-growth, anti-technology, dogmatic, zealous, romantic, backward-looking message. (As a young scientist, he testified in favour of restricting logging to save the spotted owl. Then he saw the loggers sitting at the back of the room, with their children on their shoulders. After that, he became convinced that environmentalism wouldn't work so long as it was framed in terms of either/or.)
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Subject: A.Word.A.Day--laches
laches (LACH-iz) noun
Negligence in the performance of a duty or claiming an opportunity,
especially the failure to assert a legal claim in time, that makes it
[From Middle English lachesse, from Anglo French, from Middle French
laschesse, from Old French lasche (slack), ultimately from Latin laxare
(to loosen).]
Probably the most common use of this word is in law. A law
student told me it meant "sleeping on your rights" = waiting
too long to seek a legal remedy you may be entitled to.
I believe there is a French word "lachete" = cowardice,
going back to the days when you had to be ready to fight with a sword to get your rights.
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Rachel Brewer
I was born in Maidstone, (South East England) , along with my twin brother Matthew.I also have a dog called Rio!
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Kill Me, Kill Me Now
Kill me, kill me now. Because my life isn't worth the wait. I ask you, to end my life, So I don't go through the pain, -
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Am I Evil?
Am I evil, For having these thoughts in my head.? Am I evil, For thinking things of dread? -
Shine Your Light
You shine your light on me, All the time, every day. And I feel it all the time. You shine on me and make me great. -
The voices all around me, Bouncing around the room. You cannot begin to understand, Can't imagine the gloom. -
Where The Wild Things Are
Do you want to know where the wild things are? If you do, come with me now. If you don't, why are you here? -
Be Strong
You have to be strong. If you aren't strong, life will swallow you, eat you alive. You have to fight for what you believe in. You have to fight for what you want. -
Why did you have to go and leave me that day? The memory of you still floods my mind. Every minute of every hour, Every day of every year. -
Pull The Trigger
I felt the gun behind me, You pushed it against my back. I knew you would pull the trigger. You were insane. -
Don't give up on your dreams. If you don't dream, what have you got to look forward to? Dreams are what keep us going, They look to the future, -
Leaving Town Alive
You shouldn't have come back, All those things you did, All those years ago. -
Broken Mirrors
I came home one day to find, All my mirrors broken, and I know why. It was you, my ghost, who lurks through the house. You smashed them so you wouldn't have to see.
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Ideal Sugar Cookies
From Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia
Soft cookie dough loses its shape when moved; to retain crisp cut edges, refrigerate dough until firm before baking. Note: This recipe is adapted from "The Martha Stewart Living Christmas Cookbook" (Oxmoor House, 2003.)
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Nutritional Information
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Yields: 2 dozen
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- 2.00 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) baking powder
- 1/2 cup(s) (1 stick) unsalted butter
- 1.00 cup(s) sugar
- 1.00 large egg, lightly beaten
- 2.00 tablespoon(s) brandy, or milk
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) pure vanilla extract
- Royal Icing for Sugar Cookies, optional
- Whisk together flour, salt, and baking powder in a medium bowl. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream butter and sugar; add dry ingredients, and mix until incorporated. With mixer running, add egg, brandy (or milk), and vanilla; mix until incorporated.
- Transfer dough to a work surface. Shape into 2 discs, cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line baking sheets with nonstick baking mats or parchment paper; set aside.
- On a lightly floured work surface, roll out dough to 1/8-inch thickness. Cut into desired shapes, and transfer to prepared baking sheets, leaving an inch in between. Leftover dough can be rolled and cut once more. Bake until lightly golden, about 10 minutes; do not allow to brown. Transfer to wire racks to cool.
- Decorate with Royal Icing, optional.
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