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Welcome on my website!
In present moment I am in transition - left my career as a dance for Granhoj Dans and focus mainly on choreographic career. I prepare with my team premier of "Neue Tristan or Lenin's heart is
still beating and measuring time" (working title) for December and with Rocio Berenguer premier of "Homeostasis", where my functions are choreographer and assistant.
I also plan touring with my shows in Germany, Luxembourg, India, Austria and dates will be posted soon.
I had been performing in Dansehallerne Copenhagen 8. and 9. of January. I received 2 reviews, however I would like to share with you beautiful reaction from audience, which I consider as big compliment.
Dear Tomas
Thank you so much for your performance at Dancehallnene on 8th January.
I'm Haruka from Japan,mastered Japanese traditional dancer/instructor, live in Cph and Berlin.
I just wanted to tell you that your performance really touched my heart so much and gave me much of courage and determination to live by doing/following what I honestly want.
Around the day I went to see your performance, I was in a trouble that I could stay longer in Europe or not, even I doubt myself that "Do I really want to expand Japanese traditional dance and
culture in Europe?"
"Will it be a right choice to keep living in Europe?"
I'm afraid if I bother you by what I write but, through your dance, I felt your passion and strong/ pure determination toward yourself as a dancer and it waken me up. Dakujem,Tomas!
Literally I just started to live my life here in Europe but now I'm so looking forward to expand possibility of Japanese traditional dance more here!
Hope to see your performance somewhere in Europe again!!
Dakujem and Best Regards
I am internationally touring choreographer and teacher coming originally from Slovakia. At the present moment I live in Austria and Slovakia, spending lot of time in France and Denmark. My last works are "Locus - concept of me", "On the Red Lawn" or "Landscapes" touring in Europe and Asia.
I am very happy to be working with stable group of creative artist.
Besides my choreographic work, I am performer for Achim Freyer Ensemble - Deutsche Oper and Granhoj Dans.
For the quick reference....
You could see me performing @ Theater National de Chaillot Paris, Hot Summer Kyoto, GAM Santiago de Chille, Fringe Philadelpia, Dansehallerne Denmark, Hivernalles Avignon, Suzanne Dellal Centre Tel Aviv....
...as a member of cie W.Dorner, Croatian National Ballet in Rijeka, cie. F.Ruckert, Ballet Graz, guest for S.Waltz, Frey Faust company, Granhoj Dans, Frey Faust company, Pilottanz...
...as an art director of Int. Buhnenwerkstatt Tanztheater Graz and I am serving as obmann of IG TANZ STEIERMÄRK.
As teacher assisted to Frey Faust and David Zambrano. I tought my classes in Belgium, Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Slovakia, Japan, India, Czech republic, Turkey...


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For Pictures and 2015 Schedule of events at the Ray Jones Family Athletic Complex Please Click on the above County Park Project Page
Mulenberg County Baseball/Softball registration will be throughout the Month of February
This year all County Softball and Little League will combine and register, practice and play games at the New RAY JONES FAMILY ATHLETIC COMPLEX at MUHLENBERG COUNTY PARK along with Greenville and Bremen tball and Rookie.
Central City and Beechmont will host their own tball and Rookie Leagues. Remember you must sign up at the site you Reside.
You can register several ways but with rule changes and site changes it may be best to come in and sign up with your site coordinator on Saturdays Feb. 14th , 21st , 28th / 9am to noon at the following locations
Central City Dairy Queen
Bremen Elementary
The New Muhlenberg County Park Office
You can also sign up online for all leagues (except Beechmont tball and Rookie) by clicking on the ONLINE REGISTRATION or download your forms below and return to the new Park Office
All county girls softball(6-12) and Little League (9-12)
Welcome to the Greater Muhlenberg Parks and Recreation System. With the help of the Felix E. Martin, Jr. Foundation and along with county, school, and city officials, a dedicated steering committee set forth in 2011 to create a county-wide parks and recreation system. The system is dedicated to providing a balance of active recreation, passive recreation, facilities and natural environments that are equitably distributed throughout Muhlenberg County. Our goal is to also provide programs, activities, and special events that appeal to a wide variety of interests so as to engage as many residents as possible. We plan to partner with community organizations, the school district, and current programs and activities to enhance and expand the recreational experience and services of your county.
Our Mission Statement:
The Muhlenberg County Parks and Recreation System is committed to providing a high quality of life for all residents by providing access to an interconnected and outstanding system of scenic parks, active and passive recreation areas, facilities, programs, and services in a manner that promotes character building, is cost effective, aesthetical pleasing, environmentally conscious, and efficient.
HERE IT IS, the 2015 Program Guide. Click on the link below to see what is happening this year at the Muhlenberg County Park Ray Jones Family Athletic Complex and around the county. This guide includes all major youth sports such as Jr. Pro and baseball/softball information plus all the special events we have planned for the year. We are very excited to be hosting several grand opening events at the new park and they are all included in the 2015 Program Guide.

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Brazil set to expand feedlots, grain feeding
A recent report from Rabobank suggests the future of beef abroad will be Brazil. However, the country—already the world's second largest beef producer and largest exporter—is not nearly as efficient as its fellow beef competitors. The answer will be American-style feedlots, fueled by the growing Brazilian grain industry.
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Falcons to give Hall large fine for outbursts in loss
ATLANTA -- Cornerback DeAngelo Hall will not be suspended by Atlanta officials, ESPN.com has learned, but will be sanctioned with what one league source termed a "pretty steep" fine for his actions in the Falcons' 27-20 loss to the Carolina Panthers last Sunday.
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Sources said the fine will be for less than one full game-check, which based on Hall's base salary of $3.11 million for 2007, would have amounted to $182,941. But the penalty levied by the Falcons will still be in the low six-figure range.
Coach Bobby Petrino said Monday that the Falcons would impose "substantial discipline" on Hall, who lost his composure during a third-quarter sequence in which the fourth-year veteran drew three penalties for 67 yards. The meltdown came with the winless Falcons leading 17-10 and it contributed to Carolina eventually scoring a tying touchdown.
All three flags were a result of Hall's encounters with Panthers' star wide receiver Steve Smith. The sequence included a defensive pass interference penalty of 37 yards, a personal foul for 15 yards and a 15-yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct.
It also featured Hall engaged in a verbal altercation with assistant secondary coach Joe Whitt Jr., and a heated conversation with Petrino. The outburst concluded when teammates pulled Hall away from the first-year head coach.
Hall could not be reached for comment late Tuesday night.
On Monday, though, Hall indicated to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that he was prepared to accept whatever punishment team officials deemed appropriate.
"If it's a suspension or a fine, especially if it's a suspension, I take it in full stride," Hall said. "It don't feel good to be the reason your team loses a game."
Those words aside, it is not known if Hall will appeal the fine.
The decision on the fine came after great deliberation by Atlanta officials, including multiple discussions with the Management Council, which is essentially the NFL's labor department, and consultation with a select group of Falcons' veteran leaders. Certainly a suspension was one of the options discussed internally by team officials.
It appears as though Atlanta management was attempting to strike a balance between a penalty harsh enough to be perceived as having teeth, but not one so strident that it might have possibly been overturned by an arbitrator.
Hall, 23, was the Falcons' first-round choice in the 2004 draft and he has earned Pro Bowl honors in each of the past two seasons.
The former Virginia Tech star acknowledged after Sunday's events that he often allows his emotions to get the better of him. He vowed, however, to never suffer another meltdown like the one that occurred Sunday.
"I made a mistake," Hall said. "I promise it won't happen again, no matter what."
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The MBTA reports a potential bioterror germ attack alert system starts getting tested after the last train of the night on Wednesday at Davis, Porter and Harvard stations on the Red Line.
The Department of Homeland Security has installed monitors in the stations designed to detect the release of certain types of potentially lethal bacteria. To test the monitors, researchers will spray B. subtilis... Read more
Bread & Puppet Theater: The Circus of the Possibilitarians (free outdoor show, rain or shine) -- Sunday, September 2nd, 3 pm
Bread & Puppet Theater: The Circus of the Possibilitarians. Held outdoors on Sunday, September 2nd at 3 pm on the Cambridge Common, near the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Garden St., Cambridge. Free performance [pass-the-hat donations welcome], rain or shine. For further details, call the Boston-area Bread & Puppet Theater information line 617-286-6694 or log onto www.breadandpuppet.org.
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Bread & Puppet Theater: The Circus of the Possibilitarians (free outdoor show, rain or shine) -- Sunday, September 2nd, 3 pm
Bread & Puppet Theater: The Circus of the Possibilitarians . Held outdoors on Sunday, September 2nd at 3 pm on the Cambridge Common, near the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Garden St., Cambridge, 02138. Free performance [pass-the-hat donations welcome], rain or shine. For further details, call the Boston-area Bread & Puppet Theater information line 617-286-6694 or log onto www.breadandpuppet.org.
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Harvard University Police say a woman reported being raped around 11 p.m. on Tuesday at Kirkland and Oxford streets.
The woman, who initially reported the attack to Somerville Police, described the man as white, in his mid 20s, 5'6" with a thin build and dark, spikey hair. He wore dark pants.
The rape happened just four days after another woman reported being... Read more
Harvard University Police report a woman was raped in the Yard around 3:15 a.m. today.
The victim was grabbed as she entered the Yard through the Johnston Gate and was pulled behind Massachusetts Hall and attacked.
The victim described the offender as a very tanned, possible Hispanic male, mid-twenties, 5'7" in height, medium build, dark hair, wearing a white shirt.... Read more
The Harvard University police log has the following entry for July 18:
Officer dispatched to take a report of a stolen unattended and unsecured pair of fruit of the Loom underwear valued at $5.00.
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled today that four men convicted of first-degree murder for the beating and stabbing death of Io Nachtwey in 2001 got a fair trial.
The ruling means the four men - all frequent visitors to the area behind the Harvard Square T stop, as was their victim - will spend the rest of their lives in prison for murdering Nachtwey on... Read more
Left Bank of the Charles reports.
Oh, Harvard: The Crimson reports a construction company doing work on campus has taken down a sign asking workers to "show respect for Harvard" and refrain from swearing, drinking and drug use while on the job, after future 1%ers protested that the sign was just so patronizing and patriarchal.
Avinaash Subramaniam '14 said that he was "shocked" by the sign and that it held... Read more
Around 8:15 p.m. yesterday, Rachel Zarrell spotted Sob Story Guy getting on the Orange Line at Chinatown:
Needed money to get to Worcester to "treat his staph infection." Was pretty gross.
But by 11, he'd either gotten it looked at or had just become resigned to it. Colin Steele reported from the Red Line near Harvard:
No story this time, just "anybody? Anybody?"... Read more
AlertNewEngland reports a large pile of paper on Red Line tracks near Harvard Square burst into flames around 1:40 p.m., forcing a shutdown of train service so Cambridge firefighters could douse the fire. The T shut all service north of Harvard and terminated service on the other side at Park Street.
Roving UHub reporter Charles Bahne stumbled across some distressing news by the Harvard Science Center today:
The tree that has served as Winnie the Pooh's home for many years is scheduled to be cut down tomorrow.
Bahne reports an official looking sign - complete with an official Harvard University... Read more
Soon the sterilization of Harvard Square could be complete: Patio tables and mood lighting proposed for the Pit
The Crimson reports on some ambitious plans for the land behind the Out of Town News stand and the T stop: A complete overhaul of the Pit that would feature patio tables and chairs, stadium seating around it, LED floor lights and a giant flat-screen TV. Bonus: The plan would turn the Out of Town News kiosk into "a glass-walled information center with interactive... Read more
Forbes interviews the Harvard Book Store's new owner, Jeff Mayersohn.
I respected his mission, even if I didn't quite believe in its future. So, Jeff shocked me a couple of weeks ago, when he told me with a certain amount of pride and pleasure that he has been seeing double digit sales growth month by month over the last year.... Read more
The Crimson reports on debates over the future of the school's libraries in this digital age, provides one professor's reason for preferring having to scoot around the university to do research:
Some of the books Staehli uses measure more than six feet in height, and the experience of handling these unique, highly-detailed books cannot be replicated on a computer screen, he says.
While it... Read more
J. Smith reports Curious George is festooned with "Now Open" banners.
Jason Mihalko recounts an unpleasant interaction with a Cambridge cop near Harvard Square yesterday:
"Officer can I ask you for some help?"
He responded "no" and proceeded to roll up the window of his cruiser and started to read the Kindle that was resting in his lap.
Dan K. stumbled upon a turkey with places to go on Eliot Street this morning.


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The first IRONMAN African Championship features a stellar men's field. The deepest and strongest IRONMAN professional field ever assembled in Africa is set for a fierce battle at the Standard Bank IRONMAN African Championship on Sunday March 29. The men's field at the inaugural Standard Bank IRONMAN African Championship features continental and world championship winners, together with some of South Africa's most promising talents. more
The Standard Bank IRONMAN African Championship features an incredibly competitive women's field. The women's field at the Standard Bank IRONMAN African Championship has never been this open. There are obvious choices for favorites, but with so much quality in the field, picking a winner is a guessing game. more
The second stop of the ITU World Triathlon Series touches down in Auckland this Sunday, which includes a roster of the highest star-studded potential all vying to take home the next circuit title in the season's first standard distance race of the year. The world's finest will battle it out on a choppy two-lap harbour swim, hilly eight-lap bike and finish it off with a four-lap run course. more
Asia-Pacific is the fastest growing region in the sport with the addition of a new event in Indonesia The popularity of IRONMAN triathlon in Asia-Pacific continues with the addition of the Swiss-Belhotel IRONMAN 70.3 Bintan in Indonesia. The popular MetaMan Bintan triathlon event has joined the IRONMAN kin, making it the 16th IRONMAN 70.3 in the region, with the inaugural event on August 23 this year. more
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Troopers Investigate Unrelated Thefts in Teller, Elim, and Nome
Break-ins in Teller and Elim, and a car theft in Nome, have kept Troopers busy.
Break-ins in Teller and Elim, and a car theft in Nome, have kept Troopers busy.
Troopers say 18-year-old Ned Ahgupuk and three 15-year-old boys used a crowbar to pry open a door to the clinic's medication room before stealing 101 tablets of painkillers and five syringes of morphine.
Reports of break-ins and vandalism at camps near the Safety Roadhouse this week are sparking community frustration, while Alaska State Troopers continue to investigate.
In Monday's news: Shell's drilling rig Nobel Discoverer arrives in the Chukchi amid uncertain weather; telecommunication problems in Wales trouble residents, organizations for more than a month; Coast Guard suspends search for crewmen missing after fishing vessel sinks near Kodiak Island; strong Yukon River chum salmon runs sees a single pulse of over 200,000 fish two weeks ago; 66-year-old pilot George Vonderheide killed in single-engine plane crash near Homer; and Sitka's "Brewery Bandit," Carl Liberty, charged with burglary and theft from Baranof Island Brewery.
Nome Public Schools offering reward for information on break in at Nome Beltz; Nome School Board passes 2013 budget, requesting an additional $906,000 from city; Liitfik is planned name of NSHC's wellness center, offering detox and substance abuse treatment; Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum to reevaluate whether artifacts found at Snake River Sand Spit from a camp or village.


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#Fianna Fáil
# fianna-fail - Yesterday's News
Conservative senator Jim Walsh resigns from Fianna Fáil parliamentary party
He does not agree with certain aspects of new family law.
There's great news for Enda and Joan in the latest poll
The latest Ipsos MRBI poll for the Irish Times has good news for the coalition.
7 of the most satisfying free pleasures in the world
Free like a bird.
# fianna-fail - Sunday 22 March, 2015
Government spin 'now seeping into the civil service'
Reports today reveal Department officials said housing figures had been spun.
# fianna-fail - Saturday 21 March, 2015
Virgin: 'Selling Aer Lingus will be bad news for customers'
Ticket prices will go up and quality of service will go down, the airline believes.
# fianna-fail - Friday 20 March, 2015
Maureen Haughey recalls how her father escaped death in the Easter Rising
The wife of former Taoiseach Charlie Haughey made a rare public appearance today.
Micheál Martin: The IRA hijacked the Easter Rising, it's time to take it back
'They have attempted to tarnish events of 1916 in the most appalling way.'
# fianna-fail - Thursday 19 March, 2015
'The one who has the balls to say it': This Fianna Fáil councillor could go independent
David McGuinness says there's even talk of spurned Fianna Fáil candidates forming a breakaway group.
# fianna-fail - Wednesday 18 March, 2015
Just what exactly is going on with Fianna Fáil? (And is Micheál Martin safe?)
Analysis: The party is continuing to perform poorly in opinion polls, leading some to question its direction.
Shock in Kerry as John O'Donoghue tells family he won't run for Fianna Fáil
The former Ceann Comhairle has told family he won't be seeking to run in the next general election
# fianna-fail - Saturday 14 March, 2015
Support for the government has SHOT UP since Christmas
Over a third of people are now happy with the way they're doing things.
# fianna-fail - Thursday 5 March, 2015
So we asked Enda Kenny if he'll do a TV debate with Micheál Martin (or Gerry Adams)
The Taoiseach paid us a visit today and we had lots of questions.
# fianna-fail - Wednesday 4 March, 2015
Senator: I was called a Nazi and threatened with rape for supporting Palestine
Fianna Fáil's Averil Power also spoke to TheJournal.ie about Micheál Martin's leadership.
# fianna-fail - Tuesday 3 March, 2015
'If my daughter was raped I'd never force her to carry a child'
"I'm very conscious that I was an unwanted pregnancy."
Who will you vote for in the next election?
Here's everything you need to know about what's happening in Irish politics right now…
# fianna-fail - Monday 2 March, 2015
Joan Burton says Fianna Fáil voted for HUGE tax increases – but that's not entirely true
The Tánaiste's claimed that Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin backed €4.5 billion in tax increases last week – but that's not entirely accurate.
# fianna-fail - Saturday 28 February, 2015
Martin takes aim at 'Enda the Fireman', says Taoiseach 'promoting a fairytale'
In a blistering attack on Fine Gael, Micheál Martin said their party conference "may well have set a world record for the amount of arrogant self-praise".
Watch this Labour minister rule out coalition with just about everyone*
* Except Fine Gael.
# fianna-fail - Thursday 26 February, 2015
'Are they trying to make the dead walk in you?' Fianna Fáil councillor compared to Brian Lenihan
Jack Chambers says he won't engage 'in a tit for tat' with David McGuinness.
Another failed Fianna Fáil candidate had a big go at Micheál Martin tonight
More headaches for the Fianna Fáil leader as a de-selected candidate hits out.
# fianna-fail - Wednesday 25 February, 2015
Jack Chambers has defeated David McGuinness in Dublin West selection
A close battle was predicted between the pair.
Courts 'cannot cope' with amount of home repossessions
'Angry' was the word of choice in the Seanad today.
Even Alan Shatter has had a go at Leo Varadkar today
The opposition think Varadkar speaks like a health commentator, while Shatter is "confused" by his former cabinet colleague.
There's a big row over the battle to win back Brian Lenihan's old seat for Fianna Fáil
Councillors Jack Chambers and David McGuinness are vying to be the Fianna Fáil general election candidate in Dublin West.
# fianna-fail - Tuesday 24 February, 2015
These two are not happy about Leo's sly digs at Micheál Martin
Varadkar's labelling of Martin as the leader of "the third party" has not gone down well.
# fianna-fail - Monday 23 February, 2015
Leo doesn't think Micheál Martin is important enough to debate
Election battle stations…
# fianna-fail - Sunday 22 February, 2015
Support for Labour has fallen (again) as Sinn Féin support increases (again)
Labour is down two to 7 per cent, Sinn Féin is up one point to 21 per cent while Fine Gael holds steady on 24.
# fianna-fail - Monday 16 February, 2015
# fianna-fail - Sunday 15 February, 2015
The 9 at 9: Sunday
It's Sunday. Stay tucked up in bed and let us fill you in on the top stories.
# fianna-fail - Saturday 14 February, 2015
Can Fianna Fáil entice more women by holding bootcamps?*
*No, not the muscle kind.
# fianna-fail - Wednesday 11 February, 2015
Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin are battling to lead the 1916 celebrations
The Government's efforts to mark the Centenary have been met with widespread criticism.
# fianna-fail - Sunday 8 February, 2015
Is it true that Fianna Fáil has no policies? Well, not really…
It's a constant claim thrown at the party, but it turns out it has more than a few ideas.
# fianna-fail - Wednesday 4 February, 2015
Stena Line has cancelled its Holyhead summer route
The number of passengers had fallen from 1,719,853 in 1998 to 141,652 last year.
# fianna-fail - Tuesday 3 February, 2015
'In the heat of the moment': Seán Barrett withdraws claim opposition out to undermine him
Earlier, Sinn Féin's leader said the dispute was deflecting from the real issue.
Missed last night's water charge deadline? No problem, it seems
Here's everything you need to know about what's happening in Irish politics right now…
# fianna-fail - Monday 2 February, 2015
Will Dublin allow the Love Ulster parade to go ahead as planned?
Dublin City Council is set to vote on a motion opposing the parade this evening.
# fianna-fail - Sunday 1 February, 2015
'It's a scandal': Patients with rare blood disorder being denied access to life-saving drug
The HSE said pharmaceutical firms should not hold the Irish health service to ransom for the provision of any drug.
# fianna-fail - Friday 30 January, 2015
Bertie: Fianna Fáil won't be back on government benches after next election
The former Taoiseach and party leader said he does think they will make a comeback and he hopes he lives to see it.
# fianna-fail - Wednesday 28 January, 2015
Here's why all of the opposition TDs walked out of the Dáil today…
Fianna Fáil, Sinn Féin and others held a press conference outside Leinster House after a dramatic walkout.
Micheál Martin wants a live TV showdown with Enda Kenny… but will the Taoiseach do it?
Fianna Fáil has approached Claire Byrne Live about facilitating a debate between the two party leaders.
# fianna-fail - Monday 26 January, 2015
One thousand water meters are being installed every day (but progress has slowed down)
Minister Alan Kelly says there's now 2,000 fewer being installed per month compared to late last year.


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|Hotel de Sluiskop Pastoriedijk 325, Pernis, 3195 HD Rotterdam, Netherlands (5.9 miles from Trompenburg Tuinen & Arboretum)
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Ask Congress to support the SANE Act to save $100 billion in nuclear weapons spending over the next 10 years.
Sponsor: League of Women Voters of Marion/Polk Counties
Sponsors will be collecting non-perishable food items for Marion-Polk Food Share at registration.
Willamette University
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Paulus Lecture Hall - Room 201 Salem, Oregon
6:30 pm Registration and Displays
7:00 pm Presentations
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Thursday, January 22nd
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality Waste Reduction Strategies
Recycling Efforts in Marion County
Creating Jobs and Saving Resources through Recycling
Incineration Dangers: From Nanoparticles to Nonsustainability
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Jeffrey Hahn, Environmental Director for Covanta Energy Corporation
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Thursday, March 26th
Marion County's Solid Waste Master Plan
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Cougar Releases Challenger Mid-Tower Chassis
Aimed at gamers requiring huge upgradeability capacity and optimized ventilation, the Challenger mid-tower case offers enough room for graphics cards up to 410mm in length, and come with air filters on the bottom PSU cover as well as the side panel, preventing dust from entering the insides.
Windows 8 Reaches RTM
Microsoft has announced that Windows 8 has reached the RTM stage. This milestone signals the completion of product development and testing, and the handing off of the final code to hardware manufacturers as they prepare for its October 26 general availability.
Wednesday, 1 Aug 2012
Logic3 Announces Local Availability of Iconic Ferrari Themed Audio Collection
Headphones and earphones in the Scuderia Ferrari and Ferrari Cavallino collections from the iconic Ferrari by Logic3 range are now available in Singapore.
First Real-Time Doctor Appointment App Coming to Singapore
DocDoc.com, Asia's leading specialist appointment portal announced the first ever real-time doctor appointment app, DocDoc which enables users to look for doctors and make appointments more easily.
Microsoft Replaces Hotmail with Outlook.com (Update)
Microsoft is rolling out a new email service, Outlook.com, to replace Hotmail. Users have the option to sign up for a new @outlook.com email address or retain their existing @hotmail or @live.com addresses.
Sonnet Announces Echo Express SE Thunderbolt Expansion Chassis for PCIe Cards
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SingPost Launches Its Post-a-Card Mobile App
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AC Ryan Launches Its Playon!HD 3D
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New Dell Precision M4700 & M6700 Mobile Workstations Released
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# drivers - Saturday 28 March, 2015
Almost 500 Irish drivers caught speeding in just 24 hours
Gardaí have checked more than 100,000 vehicles since yesterday morning.
# drivers - Wednesday 18 March, 2015
Stuck behind a tractor? Appreciate that they're providing your food, say road chiefs
You'll be seeing a lot more on the roads in the coming weeks.
# drivers - Friday 16 January, 2015
This video perfectly captures what all Irish people do in the privacy of their own cars
So much singing, so much road rage.
# drivers - Wednesday 31 December, 2014
One in 12 drivers are still using their mobile phone while driving
Despite Garda initiatives to crack down on it, the figures have risen since last year.
# drivers - Wednesday 10 December, 2014
Speed cameras to be reviewed as system 'clearly isn't working'
The Oireachtas Transport Committee isn't impressed.
# drivers - Monday 27 October, 2014
8 essential hacks for cyclists in Ireland
Spoiler: the 'ass saver' will change your life.
# drivers - Monday 20 October, 2014
Nine complaints a day made against Dublin clampers
Three clamping staff were also attacked during that time in the city.
# drivers - Tuesday 7 October, 2014
Phones, children and even car mats are distracting drivers – making crashes more likely
Road Safety Week is highlighting the increase of deaths on our roads this year.
More women than men take on feedback to become better drivers
Black box technology gave feedback back to drivers on their driving habits.
# drivers - Thursday 2 October, 2014
Drivers should be able to pay a double fine to avoid court appearance
Less than 1 in 4 of people summoned to court for penalty point offences received convictions.
# drivers - Saturday 6 September, 2014
Poll: Do shocking road safety ads make you change your driving behaviour?
The latest such ad shows one man's final journey before a high-speed collision.
# drivers - Thursday 28 August, 2014
The 9 at 9: Thursday
Here's everything you need to know as you start your day.
# drivers - Friday 1 August, 2014
Drivers caught speeding today will get more penalty points under new rules
There is a new category of driver on the roads from today – the novice driver.
# drivers - Sunday 20 July, 2014
16 reasons Irish roads are the best in the world
Great drivin'.
# drivers - Friday 6 June, 2014
How should the driving test be changed?
The Road Safety Authority wants your input.
# drivers - Thursday 29 May, 2014
Two people killed in separate overnight road crashes
Both incidents took place in the early hours of this morning.
# drivers - Monday 19 May, 2014
15-year-old in court as drivers warned about spate of carjackings
A teenager will appear in court today after a taxi driver had his car hijacked in the early hours of Sunday morning.
# drivers - Thursday 15 May, 2014
11 things pedestrians really want you to know
Take a walk on the wild side.
# drivers - Friday 9 May, 2014
Boston drivers given to-the-point road signs…. do we need some in Ireland?
Everyone's a crap driver, except you.
# drivers - Tuesday 1 April, 2014
Hauliers fear new roads levy will lead to job losses
The UK introduced a new travel tax today, but hauliers in Ireland want to be exempted from the charge.
Road deaths falling in Europe – but up 19 per cent in Ireland
The European Commission expressed concern today about trends in deaths of vulnerable road users like pedestrians and cyclists.
# drivers - Thursday 13 March, 2014
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Everybody's talking about the former regulator speaking about Sean Quinn, the Irish economy shrinking and women in the Forty Foot Club…
# drivers - Monday 17 February, 2014
300 taxi drivers protest in Dublin city over ads, parking and too many taxis
They said that they are concerned about the affects that the taxi regulations are having on their livelihood.
# drivers - Monday 3 February, 2014
The 9 at 9: Monday
Good morning. Here are the nine things you need to know as we begin a rainy Monday morning…
# drivers - Friday 10 January, 2014
Drivers warned to take extra care on roads this weekend
Frost and ice are expected to be widespread as temperatures drop to as low as -3 degrees.
# drivers - Monday 2 December, 2013
Young women fare worst as gender neutral pricing drives up car insurance
On average, women under 25 saw an increase of 20 per cent with some reporting rises of up to 50 per cent while younger men reap the benefits of the new pricing system.
# drivers - Thursday 14 November, 2013
Why would anyone fill their car up like this Kerry driver?
A baffling sight spotted in Tralee.
# drivers - Wednesday 6 November, 2013
SIPTU Dublin Bus drivers vote against industrial action
SIPTU said the acceptance of cost reduction proposals by the majority of workers indicated that any strike action would not have the level of unity required.
# drivers - Thursday 31 October, 2013
SIPTU will sanction Dublin Bus strike if voted for by drivers
The workers are to be ballotted on strike action next Tuesday and Wednesday.
# drivers - Tuesday 29 October, 2013
Applying for a driving licence? New rules come into force today
A new plastic credit card-style licence will replace the pink paper licence.
# drivers - Saturday 26 October, 2013
Saudi women get behind the wheel to protest against driving ban
Women have been driving in Saudi Arabia to protest against females not being issued licences.
Operation Slowdown detects 364 drivers speeding over 24-hour period
From 7am on Friday until 7am this morning, gardaí checked the speed of 96,838 vehicles.
# drivers - Monday 14 October, 2013
'Urgent discussions' between drivers and Irish Rail over DART disruption
Irish Rail has said that additional peak capacity will be restored on its services this evening.
DARTs running with fewer carriages than usual after driver dispute
DARTs are running with just 2 or 4 carriages this morning after drivers refused to carry out a necessary check before the trains left the depot.
# drivers - Monday 2 September, 2013
Major changes due for St Stephen's Green traffic
There will be a new right turn at Merrion Row and onto St Stephen's Green West.
# drivers - Friday 9 August, 2013
The most annoying car park users in the world
Are you one of these people? ARE YOU?
# drivers - Thursday 8 August, 2013
New Dublin Bus proposals include pay cuts for management
SIPTU has said it will ballot its members on the new recommendations early next week.
# drivers - Tuesday 16 July, 2013
You'll only understand these terrors if you've learned to drive
In which case, you'll never forget it.
# drivers - Saturday 29 June, 2013
Witnesses sought to two-vehicle collision that left three injured
One male passenger was left seriously injured following the incident.
# drivers - Wednesday 26 June, 2013
The 12 worst things about being a cyclist


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Alternate Tests For False Negative Elisa Hiv
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False Negatives (ELISA) and HIV-2Doctor, Thank you for providing an invaluable and highly appreciated service. I have two questions: 1. The ELISA test can return a 'false negative' if the test is done too soon. The second time is after the body no longer is producing the antibodies...
Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
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Okay, Men — Time To Reclaim Valentine's Day
It's time to reconsider what Valentine's Day is all about. Forget the guilt. Forget the pressure, and forget the pink ribbons and incessant flowers. It's time men get in on the gift-getting. What are you getting YOUR guy, women?
Feds Spend $423K To Fund Study Effects Of Sex Apps Like Grindr On Gay Men's Promiscuity
The Federal government spent over $400,000 for studies on smartphone apps gay men use to hookup.
FDA To Ease Ban On Blood Donations By Gay, Bisexual Men, Activists Slam 1-Year Celibacy Requirement
Federal health officials are recommending an end to the nation's lifetime ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men, a 31-year-old policy that many medical groups and gay activists say is no longer justified.
Jan Wahl's Top Movies of 2014
From "The Theory of Everything" to "Birdman" to "St. Vincent," some movies this year just got it right.
'Yoga Joe' Action Figures Raise Awareness Of Benefits Of Yoga For Military Vets
A San Francisco designer's innovative idea to raise the visibility of his yoga brand is also generating new interest in the fitness routine around the globe.
'ManServants' Startup Promises Women Pampering Not Prostitution
Manservants.co frames itself not as an escort service, but as a lifestyle company that offers a less awkward event staffing option than a stripper and a level of sophistication you wouldn't get from a typical wait staff or bodyguard.
Google Workforce Breakdown Shows White Males Dominate In Tech
Google released a breakdown of the demographics of its workforce for the first time Wednesday, showing its employees are predominantly white males.
Boat That Capsized On Folsom Lake Was Going 100+ MPH; 4 Men Presumed Dead
Authorities say a boat that capsized with four men on board in a lake east of Sacramento was traveling faster than 100 miles per hour.
4 Armed Men Arrested Near SF's Hallidie Plaza
Four men, allegedly carrying guns, were arrested Sunday evening near San Francisco's Hallidie Plaza, according to police.
Dating Website Plans To Fly NY Women To Bay Area For Dates With SF Men
The Dating Ring, a matchmaking service which organizes informal gatherings for singles in the two cities, has launched a fundraising campaign to fly the women from NYC to SFO.


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"Mclaren Regional Medical Center "
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I have been working at McLaren Regional Medical Center
freedom to do my job without someone harping over me. They also help you with tuition reimbursement so you can improve yourself.
the pay isn't all that great. Sometimes some of the more "agressive" personalities get treated like they are better or smarter then the less agressive people.
please treat employees fairly. And if someone is quite or does not toot their own horn all the time, it does not mean they are incompetant or less valuable then the employees that are always acting like know it alls. If you need to let an employee know they made a mistake, please do it in private.
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Continue to put the patient first in everything that you do
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Big Beef Paradise
Americans love beef, and sometimes, bigger is better. Big Beef Paradise travels across the country in search of the largest, juiciest and most succulent slabs of meat fit for the Flintstones.
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Sparks Steak HouseSparks Steak House has only grown more popular with time, now boasting several private party rooms, a wine list that has been awarded Wine Spectator magazine's Grand Award 23 years in a row, and a diverse menu that features some of the New York City's best seafood. 960 1280
amazing-eats_ss_steaks_001Did You Know? The Spanish brought the first beef cattle to the new world in 1540, but steak didn't become a staple of the American diet until the 1800s, when the rise of the railroads and refrigerated shipping could move meat from Midwest stockyards to hungry patrons around the country.
Dish 1: Presidential T-Bone
Where: Cattleman's, 1309 S. Agnew St., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 960 1280
amazing-eats_ss_steaks_004Did You Know? Some of the world's oldest cave paintings offer evidence that humans have eaten beef since prehistoric times.
Dish 2: The Haystack
Where: The Silo, 115 North Water St, Lewiston, NY 14092 960 1280
amazing-eats_ss_steaks_002Did You Know? From the domestication of cattle over 10,000 years ago, to the foundation of the old west, steak has been enjoyed by countless civilizations.
Dish 3: The Big Steak
Where: Buckhorn Exchange, 1000 Osage St, Denver, CO 80204 960 1280
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Dish 4: Whiskey Steaks
Where: The Drover, 2121 South 73rd St, Omaha, NE 68124 960 1280
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Dish 5: Bone in the Stone
Where: Riverstone Grill, 971 E River Rd, Grand Island, NY 14072 960 1280


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Macklemore Tickets At Goodwill
Club 93.7 and Goodwill Industries on Miller Road have tickets to the SOLD OUT Macklemore tickets for you! All you have to do is what Macklemore would do . . . Let's do some Thrift Shopping!
Plan on being at the Goodwill Industries store on Miller Rd across from the Genesee Valley Center at 6pm


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Members of Cub Scout Pac 15, Den 7, recently toured the Northside Sun offices and learned about the work the different departments perform in publishing the weekly newspaper. The Cub Scout group meets the first and third Monday of each month at St. Matthew's United Methodist Church in Madison with den leaders Wayne Farris and Jamie Noble. Shown are (from left) Mayes Johnson, Jake Noble, Nate Sanford, Cameron Seals and Cade Farris. Not pictured: Noah Lariviere.
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Five Easy Ways To Kick Winter Blues to the Curb
Join a gym or set one up in your house. Set a regular exercise routine and stick to it; put it in your weekly calendar. Often we feel more lethargic or uninspired because we feel a sense of not accomplishing much. Working out is a great item to check off on your to-do list, and has proven results in improving our state of mind, and of course, body.


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Awaiting his future
Luis Cruz Millan was arrested for allegedly playing music too loudly in his car outside a home. His fiancee, U.S. citizen Belinda Masterman, said she begged officers not to take him to jail. Drawn by jobs in agriculture, the textile industry and construction, Latinos began settling in large... Liz O. Baylen / Los Angeles Times


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To rent 2 bedroom Hall floor flat on Tyndall's park Road just 5 mins walk from the Clifton triangle
This two double bedroom flat (with parking) at the bottom of Tyndalls Park road, is in the process of being refurbished. It is offered part furnished and available from early April. It benefits from a large living/kitchen room with electric oven and
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Shower Pan Slope Problem? (Pic Included)
The slope of my shower pan doesn't carry all the way to one of the walls. In the photo below, the board is laying on the correctly sloped portion of the pan. As you can see, there is a gap between the shower pan and the board. This gap is about 1/2" at the wall. The faintly visible line along the wall is where the shower pan should have come up to.
Should I correct this? If so, how?
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I have a half bag of Laticrete 255. Will that work okay for this? I vaguely recall reading that thinset should not be built up 1/2 inch and thought I would need to use more 3701 to fill the void. I have both 255 and 3701, and will use whichever you recommend.
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Mission:To promote the hobby of water gardening, and the keeping of ornamental fish, to disseminate information about the above to the membership; to engage in the educational and social activities related to our purposes; and to acquire and own such property as may be necessary for any or all of the foregoing purposes. If you are interested in joining the Inland Empire Water Garden & Koi Society, click on "App" below and fill out the application. We welcome all members.
Floats on the Pond
With summer heading our way, many of us will be spending a lot more time sitting outside admiring our fish and our pond. Why not share that time with other society members and guests while enjoying a root beer float!
Contact floats at iewgks.org to schedule your Floats on the Pond.
Contact floats at iewgks.org to schedule your Floats on the Pond.
Membership benefits:
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- Show off your pond and fish
|Join our online community to get the latest water garden and koi club news.
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Sunday, March 15, 2015 - 2:00 p.m.Hosts: CAI and Jackie Kabrell
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Keep in mind this is a beta feature, and while we work to perfect the Google Cast experience, we wanted to let you join in the fun. Plus, if you have time to share your feedback it will assist us greatly in making Infuse even better! Google Cast (beta) is available to Infuse Pro users, and can be enabled in the Infuse sidebar settings menu.
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Introducing an all-new platform for running the latest XBMC version 13.2 (Gotham) on the original (silver) Apple TV - including support for the latest video add-ons, 1080p video, and more!
aTV Flash (xbmc edition) is finely tuned, optimized for speed, and provides a complete replacement for the standard Apple TV software.
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Yes. By installing a special 1080p video card, the original Apple TV will be fully capable of playing most 1080p formats. 1080p video cards are available as an optional add-on when ordering. Note: Installing a 1080p video card replaces the standard Apple TV Wi-Fi card. A directly connected ethernet cable or USB Wi-Fi adapter (also available as an optional add-on) will be required for network access.
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Of all Spectrum games, Saboteur was one of the most unique and entertaining ones. Unlike most Spectrum games, it was neither pure action, nor a text adventure, and not even an arcade. The game was a blend of action and puzzle; quick thinking was more important than quick fingers, and keeping your cool was they key to success. Good memory or at least decent mapping skills were not useless, either.
The old NES had a big deal of arcade games on it's repertoire. One of them, this small classic, puts in your hand an aviator from the first world war, in an attempt to destroy the enemy base.
Of course, they take some liberties, such as adding self-propelled aircraft cannons, a thing of the second war, but it still is about a sort of Red Baron fighting in the skies.
Finally - the classic when it comes to top-down racers. You'll find exactly the same elements as in the later imitations. Namely: Fast and simple racing round courses which stretch exactly across the screen and randomly appearing power-ups which can be picked up by driving over them. In this case, the latter consist of bonus points and wrenches. Wrenches can be used to tune your car (motor, tires, you name it) - another standard feature.
First there was ping-pong. Then it got more 'official' and was called table tennis. Then nothing happened. And people waited for another evolution. But they really had to wait for a long time! Until the late 20th century to be exact. Then the messiah arrived: Pong! It took the basic ping- pong concept to whole new heights by adding an artificial opponent and making it all digital.
If you enjoyed the first game, Tales of the Unknown: The Bard's Tale, you'll enjoy this one as well. The play style is almost completely identical. The artwork, though limited to 16 colors, was well done in my opinion. The music was much better on the alternate systems (Amiga, Commodore 64, Apple IIgs, etc...) but they did the best they could with the PC's speaker.
The name says it all. End of review. Ok, that would have been a little too unsatisfying. So here's the obvious: In 'The Detective Game', you take the role of a detective. This (very British) detective is called to the residence of millionaire Angus McFungus to investigate the murder of the owner himself. The body's still warm, and the murderer has to be amongst the people currently present. All the clues are scattered around the house, all you have to do is find them, put together the evidence and arrest the right person - and survive.
The early and mid-90s - the wake of the CD-Rom as a games medium. Because the games themselves didn't need this space yet, tons of 'interactive movies' filled the shelves of the stores. Those were rarely more than a collection of movie clips and the players' only activity was to make a few (often pretty futile) decisions between the scenes. Many see 7th Guest as the beginning of this development.
You thought we were too nerdy, and would say this is too much of a mainstream game for us, didn't you? Well, we may be, but still it's one of the most important console adventure/RPG games, mostly because it created a brand new genre which, sadly, is nearly dead.
Europe's answer to Infocom wasn't in fact all that similar to its american counterpart. Apart from the obvious facts of being founded a lot later and surviving longer, Magnetic Scrolls developed their games for a completely different market. While Infocom was still stuck with the inferior 'typewriters' ruling the US market (to this day), Magnetic Scrolls wrote their games for 'home computers' - with the European market in mind, where these machines were immensely popular. The Pawn, their first game, was developed for the Sinclair QL, a then brand new computer which turned out to be a very bad flop. The game was ported to the other new 16 bit machines: the Atari ST and the Amiga. These versions first showed how fresh Magnetic Scrolls' approach to the genre was: they featured a set of graphics showing the settings in stunning quality! The later ports to the ever-popular 8 bit platforms (C64, Sinclair Spectrum) had to live without these graphics again.
Dedicated to all true beat 'em up fans! You are to take part in the most bizarre and outlandish tournament, where the common reality strangely overlaps with a mythical fantasy world, which yet oddly enough perfectly resonates with the martial arts theme of the game. You, a fighting ninja warrior (with a bit of shaolin flair) are to encounter and defeat a number of fearsome opponents, and to compete in three major fighting styles featured in the game, specifically unarmed combat, pole and sword fighting. Accept the challenge if you dare, and may the victory be yours! Absolute masterpiece of its own time and platform, and quite honestly the best and most enjoyable fighting game I ever played on Spectrum.


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Nancy Niemeyer is the weaver, knitter and teacher at Measured Threads, a fiber arts studio, and she teaches in the Greater Cincinnati Area. She has been knitting incessantly since 2004 when she first picked up size 13 knitting needles, a ball of fun fur yarn and proceeded to knit, rip out and reknit a scarf (cast on 15, knit every row, bind off when you are almost out of yarn). After many projects using all techniques from simple garter stitch to cables, intarsia, fairisle and complicated lace patterns (and learning to fix many mistakes along the way), she began to spread the knitting love by teaching others individually or in small groups.
She began weaving on a rigid heddle loom in 2009 and started teaching rigid heddle weaving to friends in 2010 and at local yarn shops in 2012. She joined the Weavers Guild of Greater Cincinnati in 2012 and learned to weave on a floor loom from the expert weavers there. Her studio has grown to include 5 rigid heddle looms, a 4 shaft table loom, a 4 shaft floor loom, a an 8 shaft floor loom, 2 spinning wheels and an abundance of yarn and knitting needles.
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CHAT Ruzbeh N. Bharucha talks about "The Aum of All Things" and his induction into the world of spirits
Ruzbeh N. Bharucha's entry into the world of books began with a miscommunication. Having been the editor of a liquor magazine, he was asked by his publisher to write a book on spirits. But Bharucha understood it to mean the afterlife, with all its paranormal imagery. It was only a few minutes later, when the topic of hangovers was broached, that they both realised what had happened.
The publisher eventually saw value in Bharucha's version of the book, and they both decided to play along with the cosmic joke. That's how The Last Marathon came to be. And although the author has also written on the psychological and emotional trauma of juvenile delinquents, of mothers in prisons, and on the demolition of the Yamuna Pushta settlement, he has not been able to kick his spiritual habit.
As a child, Bharucha's mischievous demeanour worried his parents. They would take him to psychics, sadhus and fakirs in a bid to understand his problems and how they could be overcome. These interactions came in handy when he wrote his first book. While writing it, he realised that the whole enterprise had a deeper meaning to it, that he had been put on earth to be of "some assistance to the rest of creation". The author likes to think of himself as a "medium" – an intermediary between the powers up there, and his readers.
His fictional Fakir trilogy was written with this in mind, as was his latest book The Aum of All Things , brought out by Full Circle Publishing. It is a record of the time spent by the author with the hermit Dashrathbhai Atmaramdas Patel, fondly called Bapuji, and Sushma Wazirchand Tandon, or Mataji. Their conversations on creation, the "first 108 seed souls", life after death, and spirituality form the crux of the book.
"The word Aum doesn't belong to any religion. Aum is the sigh of the cosmos. Where the silence is most profound, one hears Aum. It goes beyond religion. The Bible says first there was The Word. That primordial word I believe to be Aum," says Bharucha, explaining the title.
Although a Zoroastrian, the author's philosophy outlines the boundaries of organised religion. Calling it a book on oneness, the author says, "I believe in oneness. For me spirituality has nothing to do with traditional forms of worship. Spirituality is beyond religion, it goes to the source. It explores the godhood in each one of us."
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April 8, 2014
It's definitely one of life's little annoyances – devices with big adapters built into their power plugs, that block multiple outlets on your power bar. Allocacoc's PowerCube is an alternative to those bars, that can reportedly accommodate up to five of those big plugs at once.
The PowerCube is a cube (not surprisingly) that has outlets on five of its sides, with its own plug on the sixth side. This means that when a big ol' block of an adapter is plugged into one of those outlets, it won't be overlapping onto any of the neighboring outlets as it would on a power bar.
Along with the Original model, buyers can also get cubes with built-in power cords, USB power ports, interchangeable types of outlets (for travelers), and adhesive-backed docks that allow the corded cubes to be mounted to surfaces such as the underside of desks or tables. Additionally, multiple cubes can be stacked and joined to one another.
Pricing starts at US$12.95 for the PowerCube Original.
Source: PowerCubeShare
I like.Barnbaby
9th April, 2014 @ 03:21 pm PDT
The weight of all the cords are likely to pull the cube downward and either become half plugged-in or fall out entirely.MrGadget
9th April, 2014 @ 08:50 pm PDT
They're called 'adaptors', and we've had them in the UK for years.
However, due to the 'stacking' of them leading to a catastrophic fire killing around a dozen in a department store, they are no longer favourably regarded by the Health and Safety authorities.Catweazle
10th April, 2014 @ 09:14 am PDT
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