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Sir George Etherege (1635- 10 May 1692,) was an English dramatist. He wrote the plays The Comical Revenge or, Love in a Tub in 1664, She Would if She Could in 1668, and The Man of Mode or, Sir Fopling Flutter in 1676.
George Etherege was born in Maidenhead, Berkshire, around 1636, to George Etherege and Mary Powney, as the eldest of six children. Educated at Lord Williams's School where a school building was later named after him, he was also rumored to have been educated at Cambridge as well; however, John Dennis assures that to his certain knowledge he understood neither Greek nor Latin, thus raising doubts that he could hardly have been there. He served as apprentice to a ... more »
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IT is not, Celia, in our power To say how long our love will last; It may be we within this hour May lose those joys we now do taste;
LADIES, though to your conquering eyes Love owes his chiefest victories, And borrows those bright arms from you With which he does the world subdue,
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Sweetest bud of beauty, may No untimely frost decay Th' early glories which we trace Blooming in thy matchless face:
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If she be not as kind as fair, But peevish and unhandy, Leave her, she's only worth the care Of some spruce Jack-a-dandy.
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The pleasures of Love and the joys of good Wine, To perfect our happiness, wisely we join! We, to Beauty, all day.
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''When love grows diseased, the best thing we can do is to put it to a violent death; I cannot endure the torture of a lingering and consumptive passion.''George Etherege (1635-1691), British dramatist, diplomat. Dorimant, in The Man of Mode, act 2, sc. 2 (1676).
''Writing, madam, 's a mechanic part of wit! A gentleman should never go beyond a song or a billet.''George Etherege (1635-1691), British dramatist, diplomat. Sir Fopling, in The Man of Mode, act 4, sc. 1 (1676).
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Pastoral Vacancy: Star of Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church, Ossining, NY
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Opening Date: May 1, 2014
Closing Date: July 1, 2014
The Star of Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church of Ossining, NY is presently accepting application for the position of Pastor. The church was organized November 12, 1890 and has a rich history including doctrinally sound preach, teaching, youth ministry, and community involvement. Star of Bethlehem serves approximately 250 members. We seek to continue to build upon our rich legacy with a pastor who exemplifies the principles outlined in 1Timothy 3:1-7 and Titus 1:5-9.
The following qualifications are required:
• An ordained Baptist minister
• Master's degree preferred from an accredited seminary or college and at least 5 years of pastoral experience of congregational preaching and teaching, administrative and organizational leadership in a church setting, and strong community involvement.
• Demonstrated visionary leadership to grow the church membership that is rooted in the word of God.
• Promote ministering to the social and spiritual needs of a diverse community.
• Strong written and oral communication skills.
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• Ability to apply principles of financial management
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Embrace a vision for the body of Christ and the ability to engage others in the achievement of common goals.
• Goal-oriented and progressive attitude.
• Experienced in leading ministry teams as well as participation within those teams.
• Belief in and adherence to the practice of Baptist doctrine, ordinances, and polity.
Interested Candidates should include:
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The Mt. Calvary Baptist Church of Albany, NY is prayerfully searching for a Senior Pastor due to the recent retirement of our Pastor, Rev. Robert W. Dixon, after thirty-six years of God-led service to our congregation. Mt. Calvary has been established in the City of Albany for seventy-eight years and we are affiliated with the National Baptist Convention, USA, the Empire Missionary Baptist Convention of New York State and the Central Hudson Baptist Association. We are a church with great potential for spiritual and physical growth located in the South End of the City of Albany
We are seeking a Pastor who meets the following minimum requirements:
Personal Requirements:
• Must be guided by the principles set forth in I Timothy 3:1-7 and Titus1:5-9
• Must be a person of prayer, good faith, Godly character and Divinely called to God's ministry
• Must be baptized by immersion as set forth by Baptist doctrine
• Must have personal character and financial standing that is above reproach, both inside and outside the church
• Must be able to lead, and communicate effectively with congregants and key staff of the church
• Must practice the Biblical principles of Christian stewardship
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• Must be licensed, trained and ordained in the Baptist ministry
• Must have, at least, a Bachelor's Degree from a seminary, divinity school or Bible college
• Pastoral experience preferred
• Must have a demonstrated ability to deliver biblically sound, inspirational and spirit- filled sermons
• Must exhibit great leadership, administrative and communication abilities
• Must be an effective teacher of Christian education and Baptist doctrine
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• Serve as spiritual leader for the congregation
• Provide guidance, instruction and support for all ministries of the Church
• Plan and conduct worship service
• Officiate at weddings, funerals, baptisms, communion and other functions of the Church
• Provide Pastoral guidance and counseling to congregants as needed
• Develop and teach Christian Education to promote the spiritual growth and understanding of the congregation
• Develop and grow the Youth of the church into strong, committed Christians
• Show a service commitment to the local community through church programs
• Provide Pastoral guidance and comfort during times of congregant bereavement, illness, or other conditions of tribulation.
If you feel that you meet the minimum qualifications outlined above, please submit the following items to the Pulpit Committee for consideration:
• A Current resume
• A cover letter explaining why you are interested in pastoring our church and any other information you would like the Committee to know about you
• Copy of certificate of license and ordination
• Copy of your degree(s) as described in Professional Requirements
• Written references from at least two clergy, two laypersons, and two other persons, not related to you, who have known you for at least five (5) years.
• A DVD of a recent biblically based sermon AND teaching session.
Please mail these items, NO LATER THAN Tuesday, December 31, 2013 to:
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
ATTN: Pulpit Committee
P.O. Box 5404
Albany, NY 12205
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A guide to problems, costs, maintenance and repair for your 1993 Buick LeSabre
- Engine Stalling Due to Mass Air Flow/Crankshaft Position Sensor Failure
- Heating and AC Temperature and Air Delivery Mode Door Actuators May Fail
- Intake Manifold Gaskets Can Develop Engine Oil Leaks
- Car Won't Start Because of Anti-Theft System That Uses Raised-Chip Key
- Front Struts May Wear at 75,000 Miles
- Axle/Half Shaft Replacement - Front $287 - 1,595
- Brake Wheel Cylinder Replacement $159 - 514
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The mass air flow or crankshaft position sensor may fail causing the engine to stall intermittently. Proper diagnoses will be necessary to determine the cause of any stalling condition.
One or more heater & AC (HVAC) air delivery and/or temperature mode door actuator may fail. This can result in incorrect air delivery or temperature. If this occurs, fault code(s) stored in the HVAC control module should be available to assist with diagnoses.
The intake manifold gasket can develop external engine oil leaks. The intake manifold will need to be removed and the gaskets replaced to correct this issue.
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I agree with Loui, it's one of your best, the eyes are fascinating!
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Yes, one of your best portraits, so alive and powerful!!
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1. What ship(s) did you fly as you ranked up? For each, primarily PvE, PvP or both? Group or solo?
1. I've flown almost every ship out there. I PvE till I reach VA. Then I PvP so my experience with PvP is pretty much only at the VA stage. Do some Kerrat at lower levels. For leveling I mostly solo because I feel like I can actually keep a faster pace by myself (dont need to give directions or wait).
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2. What ship(s) do you fly at cap? For each, primarily PvE, PvP or both? Group or solo?
2. Currently a Recon Sci, a Nebula R, an Excelsior R, an MVAM and a Vo'Quv. Both PvE and PvP. Group and solo.
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3. Which ship(s) do you think are currently overpowered? PvE, PvP, or both? Specifically why?
3. If anything, Klingon Carriers who are piloted by an Engineer or Sci are crazy. The ability to spam pets like they do, their large hull coupled with their captains abilities to spam heal. If I had to pick one thing it would be them though Im not sure it is THAT overpowered actually since the shield nerf and Sci's were affected less so but still affected. I see a lot of people talk about balance but Im not sure there is validity to a lot of what gets asked to be nerfed. For instance I just saw a thread where the author was asking for the Defiant to be nerfed because he gets beat badly everytime he sees one. I disagree. I mostly play my Sci chars and have no trouble beating a lot of defiant pilots with my Intrepid. You simply need to know your tactics, ships, powers and captains abilities. I may be one of the few people who think this but I do think this game does fairly well at keeping things balanced. Im not one of those who thinks a power needs to be nerfed just because I get beaten by someone. I just rethink my strategy.
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4. Which ship(s) do you think are currently underpowered? PvE, PvP, or both? Specifically why?
4. I would like to say the Intrepid R because that is what I use the most. The truth is that would be a lie. My survivability is already great and I can usually take down my opponents in 1 vs. 1 no matter their class. I've had a lot of practice with that ship however and can understand why people may think it needs an upgrade who are still new to the ship. However, having said that Im starting to believe that the Ablative armor is sort of junk. Think about it, there are so many things that can take it off line by disabling the ship for a short duration. Photonic Shcokwave, target Aux, Viral matrix, tricobalt torpedos etc. I find it useful about 50% of the time I deploy it. I dont believe shortening the timer on it is a fix either. Ive recently switched to a Recon sci because I'm starting to feel it may actually be superior to the Intrepid given the many ways to remove the ablative armor. The recon gains an extra console and more turn. On the other hand, Ablative armor can work some of the time and a few pilot's are getting smarter about how to strip it off. I'm probably letting the cat out of the bag for those who say it needs nerfed. It's great when it works but thats not all the time. Someone nails it with a PSW or tric and all concentrate fire. Intrepid go boom. Ablative armor doesn't need nerfed. It already is.
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5. What feature of your favorite ships do you like the most? As in, console configurations, station configurations, aesthetics, special abilities, etc.?
5. Well...it would be cool to see more ships with Universal BOff slations. Gives you a little more room for customizing and experimenting with builds. I'd like to see ships being thought of in terms of classes for a specific career completely disappear. More customization available to us all if every ship at VA and RA had a Lt or Ensign Universal BOff slot. Preferably Lt.


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So I was just thinking about how easy Echinacea is to grow. We have a few packs of seeds that we can use to grow them and get the plants. I Have known for a while that Echinacea is a good remedy for illnesses and such and started wondering how you use it. If I'm not mistaken, you need to dry the root before using it. I just don't know how to go about drying it. Can anyone tell me how I would dry it and what the best way to use it is?
I am new to herbal medicine and have recently purchased two books which are very informative and which I recommend, "Growing 101 Herbs That Heal" by Tammi Hartung and "Herbal Recipes for Vibrant Health" by Rosemary Gladstar.
According to Tammi Hartung, the roots of echinacea are harvested in the spring or fall when they are 2 1/2 to 3 years old. Roots can be left whole, chopped into small chunks (1-2 inches), or sliced. They are placed on a nonmetal screen out of direct sunlight and with good air circulation. The roots will take one week to several weeks to dry and feel brittle when they are completely dry. Ms. Tartung writes that aerial parts, flowers and seeds of echinacea can be harvested from the second growing season on. She recommends cutting the upper half to third of the plant. The plants are then tied into bundles and hung upside down for drying or placed on a nonmetal screen and turned frequently to ensure even drying.
Decoctions are prepared from the roots: 1 cup of water is brought to a boil in a saucepan. One teaspoon of dried root is then added to the boiling water, the heat is reduced and the root is simmered for 15-20 minutes. Strain and drink.
Infusions are prepared from leaves and flowers: 1 cup of boiling water is poured over 1 teaspoon of dried herb, covered and allowed to steep for 10-15 minutes. Strain and drink. Echinacea supports the immune system and helps in the prevention of colds and flu.


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This is another quality provincial park. The sites are quite private and some tenting sites are provided with stairs up or down to reach very secluded spots, many adjacent to the water. Unserviced sites are $15 and serviced are $23. Water advisory required it to be boiled. This is the perfect location for day trips to Twillingate and the Islands. Laundry facility and 'Comfort Station' are at one end of the park. We camped at Dildo Run Provincial Park in a Travel Trailer.Undo
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Perhaps we wouldn't have LRDIMM memory either since no one bothered to invent some of the technology that has apparently made it possible.
We probably wouldn't have many new start-ups either as the incumbent players would just continue to rip off everything they invent. The only way you could possibly make something is if the design or manufacture could be kept secret, leading to the possibility of lost knowledge should the few who know how something is made fail to pass that information on to others.
The patent system is certainly not ideal in its current implementation, but that's not an excuse to scrap thing entirely.
You must be kidding. Startups don't get patents that support them. They either get themselves a patent they can't afford to defend (and so it does nothing but cost) or they get squashed like a bug by a big incumbent with a huge portfolio.
Netlist was founded in 2000 and had revenues of $14 million last quarter.
They are not (as far as I can tell) a patent troll.. they design and manufacture memory subsystems.
JDEC made sure all of the big players IP was properly licensed, but left out Netlist's patent. How do we know the big players weren't just trying to screw them over?
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Moon Ahn, a local lawyer and former assistant district attorney, was appointed to the Montgomery County Community College's (Pa.) board of trustees during the Montgomery County Commissioners' recent business meeting. In November of last year, Ahn stepped into the political arena running on the Republican ticket and challenging incumbent Ann Thornburg Weiss for the Montgomery County Clerk of Courts.


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Year after year, Mother's Day weekend brings a score of special events to Philadelphia. Beginning today, the annual Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta fills the Schuylkill River with more than 100 collegiate crew teams for two full days of high-energy races. The regatta is free to watch and the sidelines, along Kelly Drive, are a great […]
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The Schuylkill River is home to a number of world-renowned races, including the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta which returns to the river this weekend, Friday, May 9 and Saturday, May 10. The regatta welcomes more than 125 colleges and universities from all parts of the country to the annual (and free!) regatta, which has been […]
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Hot on the heels of city sporting extravaganzas the Penn Relays and Broad Street Run, another well-attended competition draws world-class athletes to Philadelphia. On May 10-11, the 75th annual Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta sails on the scenic Schuylkill River. The two-day event is the largest collegiate regatta in the United States with representation from 125 […]
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The month of May overflows with awesome spring events and outdoor festivals, so to help you navigate through them all and find the ones you definitely do not want to miss, we've updated our Spring Festivals roundup with a more comprehensive list of all the festivals we could find this month and next. From blockbuster […]
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Just as the city cools down from Penn Relays and Broad Street Run fever, it's time for another record-breaking competition, bringing world-class athletes to Philadelphia. On May 11-12, the 74th annual Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta sails onto the scenic Schuylkill River. The two-day event is the largest collegiate regatta in the U.S., with 3,500 racers […]
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The 73rd annual Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta sails onto the Schuylkill from May 13-14. The Regatta has been a mainstay in Philadelphia for nearly every year since its inception, making Kelly Drive one of the most famous and scenic racecourses in rowing. About 3,500 athletes from more than 100 colleges and universities in the United […]
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First responders need a dedicated spectrum, but they also need industry's deep pockets
A battle is developing over a choice swath of radio frequency real estate coveted by the nation's public safety agencies and commercial networking companies. The nation could be best served by accommodating both sides of this battle.
At issue is the role, if any, commercial networks will have in the D Block of the 700 MHz band that has been earmarked for a national public safety network.
The Federal Communications Commission has recommended — and industry supports — licensing the spectrum for broadband commercial networks with the understanding that public safety agencies would have priority access during emergencies. However, fire, police and other safety agencies want the D Block to be dedicated to their needs.
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The Roberson study was done for T-Mobile USA, one of the companies that would like to have a piece of the spectrum, so Zdunek might not have been an entirely disinterested witness.
A bill has been introduced in the Senate that would allocate the D Block for public safety while allowing some commercial access, but what the network finally would look like is still far from certain. The debate should be settled soon so the parties involved can get on with building an interoperable network that can provide broadband data and video capabilities to first responders. It would make good sense to take full advantage of the innovation and deep pockets that commercial networks can provide.
The public safety community has a legitimate point in asking for dedicated spectrum. It needs a robust network that will be available in emergencies and, just as importantly, one that will be available to first responders without having to compete with the public for bandwidth. And it must be available everywhere, not just where it is economically viable. Proponents point out that the interests of private industry are not those of public agencies. Companies have obligations to shareholders and customers, and they must make a profit.
On the other hand, private companies have billions to spend upgrading and expanding their networks, and they introduce new services and equipment at a rate that government can't match. There is a lot to be said for giving public safety agencies access to these resources rather than relegating them to a dedicated government network that could become a ghetto of expensive, outdated technology.
A look at the nation's highways, bridges and subway systems will tell you that although government can be good at starting projects, it has a poor record of maintaining and upgrading infrastructure. Political pressures on budgets can be as devastating as business considerations. It is one thing to get politicians to appropriate money for a new project, but it is quite another to get them to approve money for maintaining an existing system.
Public safety does require dedicated bandwidth, and 10 MHz of spectrum in the 700 MHz band has been set aside for that use. The D Block should be able to provide the additional capacity needed in emergencies while supporting commercial services if it is properly managed. The challenges are not technical.
The FCC offered industry a bad deal when the D Block went up for auction in 2008, and as a result, the spectrum went begging, delaying the public safety network. An agreement should be crafted well before the spectrum is allocated that secures the needs of the public safety community while making good business sense to industry.
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One of my favorite Lindy Ruff clips, and a childhood memory of mine from when he was a player. Ruff attacks Islanders goaltender Billy Smith after being highsticked during Game 6 of the 1980 Semifinals.
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I vaguely remember him and Joe Kocur having a good go back in the day. He's was a tough customer.
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I always liked Billy Smith. He was a dirty s.o.b., but he always stood his ground. One of the things I always remember hearing was "fuch you VanHellemond!" The good ole days.
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You're welcome red. Yeah I noticed Van Hellemond was doing this game. Seemed like he did all of them.
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Face it, the only reason for a country to do manned space flight is to prove to the world that it has the expertise to deploy a credible ICBM force. The US and Soviet union did this decades ago. We both proved our points and now both manned space programs drift aimlessly with no purpose.
Now it's China's turn to fly some astronauts so we will ph34r their 1337 missile skillz. I expect that they will use the US antimissile project as an excuse to seriously increase their ICBM force above the current token levels, so this manned space program fits in nicely.
That doesn't mean that we need to blow even more money sending our people on months-long trips round and round the globe. We should use all of NASA's current budget to send much more frequent and capable unmanned missions to other planets.
So whats the solution then? violent overthrow of the bourgeoisie by the working class? been there, done that, got purged. There has to be a way to decrease the gap between righ and poor without creating a new class or rich and a new class of poor. Marxisim-leninisim just isnt going to cut it because it doesnt work. Social Democracy seems to be working out OK for europe, but they still have a discrepancy between rich and poor, and have double digit unempoyment to boot. What are you suggesting replace the current system, such that people dont lose their jobs, their homes, or their lives, that also gives more money to the people who deserve it. The problem with Capitalism is that it takes a long time for people to get anywhere, usually about 3 generations.
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I have just brewed a Belgian Dark Strong Ale, but the ABV is coming in at 8.38% which is on the low side of the style. (This was due to really poor efficiency because of the grind I got.) Anyway, from the samples I took, it tastes fantastic.
Is ABV for the style something that is ever considered when submitting for a contest? I have never sent one in and was hoping this would be the one. I really am not sure if I should try to increase the alcohol because I really enjoy the flavor of my gravity sample
If you like the flavor, leave it alone....you are in the ABV range for the style.
Plus, since you are so close to me, I will take 1 bottle of this fine beer as payment for my advise! Just kiddin.....what comp are you sending it too? You may also want to enter it in the Big Beers, Belgians and Barleywines in Vail...early January I believe.
You usually do not have to disclose the ABV and the judges won't be able to tell the difference between 8.5 and 9% most likely. I vote for leaving it alone. If it were mine, I'd probably make the beer worse by trying to raise the ABV at this point.
Uh, how would the judges know what the ABV actually is? They aren't testing the alcohol content of the beers, and you aren't sending them your OG and FG numbers on the entry form.
As noted, 8.4% is perfectly fine for the style anyway.
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