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Who in his healthy mind would think of giving Jerusalem to Arabs and telling Jews not to build there? Some people think they can buy everything with their dollars, funny people. So much for the title - "Where did all the love go?". Some really expect to be loved by paying off.. One can obey for money, but that too goes to a certain extent. Israel makes it quite clear these day - we prefer Jerusalem to America. I wonder why the message doesn't get through :)
Israel doesn't need to back down on their order to build more homes in East Jerusalem. They have made their position in the peace process clear. At least we finally have a president in America who can clearly see Israel's position. Since we clearly have no influence in Israel, America can now start pulling back on the billions of dollars we give them in military funding. We need the money here and it is not buying any peace or stability anyway.
The only way for Israelis and Palestinians to have peace is to have an eventual war of extermination, or to simply dissolve the Palestinian government and give everyone in the country a vote in the Knesset. Either way, there will only be one government in Israel eventually.
The two-state solution has been sought for so long, people take it on blind faith that it will be a panacea for the Israeli-Palestinian problem. It won't. I guarantee that if we all woke up tomorrow with the 1967 border (or 1948 border for that matter) there wouldn't be peace. Partition is never the answer (Ireland, India, Israel...just to name some examples beginning with I). Y'all should seek a unified territory with equal political and civil rights for all citizens, constitutional guarantees for minorities and a truth and reconciliation commission. However, that would take extraordinarily strong moral leadership which has unfortunately been lacking in the region for too long. Salam Shalom
S H Cohen
Do you really think you're fooling anyone?
People would have to be blind to think that Israel wants peace as it continues to exploit this conflict they antagonize, and continues expanding into Palestinian territory.
Contrary to what this paper says, Obama has lost nothing!
If he lost his patience, he would be talking about cutting aid to this country that only takes from the US and has been only taking from us for decades.
But if Obama really showed any kind of loss of patience, AIPAC would have him impeached in no time.
The Economist is more fair that most papers regarding this issue, but they are over-exaggerating in this case.
Obama will be back kissing butt to our Israeli bosses in no time , if he hasn't done so already.
As an American, I think it is high time we finally stop pandering to the Israel lobby. As Gen. Petraeus said, our blind support of Israel is what has created much of our recent trouble in the Middle East. We've followed a path of double standards that is untenable. We technically invaded Iraq for not following UN mandates yet give Israel a free pass. America has to put our security needs first and Israel's second. This is not about being anti-semitic or pro-palestinian (I am neither of these things) it is about the rule of law and diplomacy. And for the poster that asked how the US could demand Israel give territory back there are two reasons. 1) Israel started the war with a pre-emptive attack. I will concede the build up was began by the anti-Israeli forces but Israel did start the war. 2) The U.S. is Israel's main ally and regular supporter in the U.N. Security cancel. We've routinely blocked anti-Israeli actions. We have acted as their big brother jumping to their defense. Without this there would not still be an Israel. So, we have every right to make them follow the U.N. rules and work towards peace. Otherwise, if they don't want our help, then maybe we should butt out of Israel's business and leave their fate up to the Arabs and the Europeans?
The fact that Israel has openly and intentionally embarrassed the U.S. President and vice-President is unforgivable and cannot go unpunished diplomatically. Israel needs to remember who needs whom. Our credibility and safety throughout the world is at stake.
Conspiracy theorist have it that this distancing from Israel foreshadows a coming attack on Iranian nuclear facilities by Israel. In the end, things revert back to normal minus Iran's U-238 enrichment centrifuges. I love spreading rumors....
The Palestinian narrative has become accepted by most people around the world. The Israelis are currently losing the battle to win the hearts and minds. Which is strange. The Palestinians have been offered their own state several times now. History well records this fact. The offers made by different Israeli Governments were comprehensive and generous. They were rejected outright. Israelis want peace…they march for peace…Israeli leaders have repeatedly said that will travel anywhere for face to face negotiations with Arab leaders…historical fact. Where are the marches for peace in Gaza or the West Bank. Instead we get rejectionist policies and the promotion of violence. The region has two rich and brilliant cultures. But one yearns for peace and the other seems to promote hatred and the deliberate distortion of history. S H Cohen
The "Love" has gone because this American administration is unable to parse who the real 'terrorists' in the region are.
There is zero chance that Obama and his very weak knowledge of the region are going to create any lasting peace.
Since the Palestinians are going to lob rockets into Israel regardless, Israel may as well continue annexing the piece of land that the Palestinians are currently sitting on.
The road to peace in the Middle East need not be complicated. Especially since Israel has already lost the public perception war. All it needs is a bit of courage on the part of the U.S.; guarantee the borders of Israel, and bomb the crap out of every square block of Palestinian territory when some idiot there launches a rocket attack. There will be massive civilian losses, but it seems that since the Arabs don't have any compunction in killing civilians, why should Israel?
Clearly this will never happen; so Israel is faced with another century of fighting until all of the Arab terrorists get tired of getting killed. Just like in Northern Ireland. As this is the case, and because the Jewish vote and money are so necessary to getting elected in the U.S., the U.S. under Obama will go with Vanessa Redgrave's policy in Israel, get unelected and some other American President will give it a rip. Regardless, there is zero point in not building the housing. Its existence changes nothing.
I don't believe that Lieberman would be the least troubled by sacrificing American interests to benefit Israel.
goKU_16 wrote: Mar 17th 2010 9:58 GMT
jegflhs did you actually use the word intelligent and bush in the same sentence. Wow! you must be one of those we should be thankful for 2000 and 2004.
goKU_16, it doesn't take too much to be smarter than a talking tele-prompter.
Most grade school kid can out-smart the talking tele-prompter let alone a matured adult.
>straightpath1 wrote:
> the majority of Americans have a Christian faith or worldview.
>Citizens of Israel should be left to decide their own fate without
> undue outside influence
So Straightpath, you are
#1) Justifying Christian religious superstition
#2) Implying that Muslim religious superstitions are less valid than Christian and Jewish ones
#3) Advocating that Israel be left to decide heir own fate without outside influence (I guess outside money, the $5+ billion $$$ given by the US to Israel still needs to continue... we just give money but have no say in how Israel runs itself)
"Citizens of Israel should be left to decide their own fate without undue outside influence. "
I hope you mean they also should stop accepting any foreign aide from the US: Israel is the single largest recipient of our foreign aide. When they don't have that aide, we can see whether the God of Abraham will protect them.
"territory internationally recognised as Palestinian"
Fuuny, that. By which international ukaz, fixing other borders where? Well, at least I learned that it matters whether one writes "east Jerusalem" or "East Jerusalem".
I wholly agree with the commenters who argue that the U.S. should not demand land concessions from Israel. However, the country that gives nothing receives nothing. Thus, the U.S. should stop funding and supporting a country that has never once showed a whiff of appreciation or offered any meaningful concessions to its "ally."
If the Israeli's are not willing to stop this nonsense then it is only a matter of time before the intifada gets going again.
If there is to be a "solution" then it requires true compromise from Israel. "Bibi" even if the US really turns the screws seems unlikely to be the one to compromise, however, there are many historical precedents for the rabid leader in fact being the one who does this and finally achieves a sustainable peace. The Reverend Ian Paisley is but the most obvious recent analogue.
Anti-Americanism started LONG LONG LONG before 2001,
(Your timelines are crafted for the historically-challenged... not the typical Economist reader)
Many United States citizens support the nation of Israel, though not all of its actions. Christians believe "God blesses those who bless Israel and curses those who curse Israel." Even though our current president has said the United States is no longer a Christian nation. That is in conflict with all polling data saying that the majority of Americans have a Christian faith or worldview.
Citizens of Israel should be left to decide their own fate without undue outside influence.
The United States is also a friend of many nations who embrace the Muslim religion. For that reason, as well as humantarian reasons, Israel should be as generous as possible, and as humane as possible to those of the Muslim faith within Israel, within the limits set by national security needs.
The conflict over Jerusalem and Israel has raged for nearly 1500 years. It will not be settled, but perhaps we can learn how to live in peace one day at a time.
Let's stay on track to try and bring back the peace and love. Keep the civil dialogue going!
Let's get our facts straight, shall we? Ramat Shlomo (which is actually in the North of Jerusalem) is a large Jewish neighbourhood, which no one envisions as being part of a future Palestinian state. Nor, strictly speaking, is there yet a 'Palestinian Jerusalem' as the Palestinians have never had sovereignty in Jerusalem, nor any part of it, and it remains to be seen in what - if any- part they will.
As for the question you posed: "where did the love go?", the answer is - nowhere. Support for Israel is as strong as ever in the US, with some 2 of every 3 Americans voicing clear support for the Jewish state. What has changed is that, for the first time in a long time, the President comes from the minority of Americans who support the Palestinians. While this will put a strain on the relations between the two governments, the American political system will check and balance the President and keep things from getting out of hand for in America the executive branch can stray only so far from the will of the people.
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TUITION CORNER: Per our tuition policy stated in the handbook, "TUITION PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE FIRST MONDAY OF THE MONTH." In order for us to maintain our budget projections each month, we must have all accounts paid in full by the first of each month. No balance should be carried over to the next. If you are having financial difficulties, a payment arrangement must be agreed upon, in writing. If delinquent there will be a $25 fee added to your bill for each month that payment is late. Please review handbook if you have any questions.
BABYSITTING NIGHT: Saturday, February 21st. This is for St. Simon annual trivia night. Most months we babysit every third Friday.
HAIRCUT DATE: Tuesday, February 17th. Miss Kim Preston is our hair stylist. . Remember that haircuts are always the third Tuesday of the month. Kim comes in the morning for the hair cuts so as to not miss the children in the evenings.
MUSIC MAN DAVE: Dave will be visiting us on Thursday, February 19th. Dave Farver will come by to dance and sing with us every third Thursday of the month, but during the summer he comes on Wednesday's because we are on field trips on Thursdays. Busy, Busy!!
YOGA CLASSES: Every thursday!
Gymnastics: Contact Sam Schaeffer 314-487-7751
REMINDER: PLEASE REMEMBER TO CODE IN YOUR I.D. NUMBER WHEN ENTERING THE BUILDING. USING THE SIDE DOORS TO EXIT IS STRONGLY PROHIBITED. Please remember to close all gates both inside and outside the center. Children are not to be left unattended.
Jesus Ariel Romas Alvarenga is our 9 year old adobted boy from Honduras. We have received letters from him and we are sending letters and pictures to him. Simon Says is giving a monthly donation. If you would like to join us please contact Michele and she will give you the info.
UPCOMING EVENTS:Babysitting February 21st.
HOLY NAME: . The meetings are always held the 1st Monday of the month in the school cafeteria.
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St. Simon Fish Fry: Ash Wednesday, February 18th.
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Oh, God, make me a better parent.
Help me to understand my children, to listen patiently to what they have to say and to answer all their questions kindly. Keep me from interrupting them, talking back to them and contradicting them. Make me as courteous to them as I would have them be to me. Give me the courage to confess my sins against my children and ask of them forgiveness, when I know that I have done them wrong.
May I not vainly hurt the feelings of my children. Forbid that I should laugh at their mistakes or resort to shame and ridicule as punishment. Let me not tempt a child to lie and steal. So guide me hour by hour that I may demonstrate by all I say and do that honesty produces happiness.
Reduce, I pray, the meanness in me. May I cease to nag; and when I am out of sorts, help me, O Lord, to hold my tongue.
Blind me to the little errors of my children and help me to see the good things that they do. Give me a ready work for honest praise.
Help me to treat my children as those of their own age, but let me not exact of them the judgments and conventions of adults. Allow me not to rod them of the opportunity to wait upon themselves, to think, to choose, and to make decisions.
Forbid that I should ever punish them for my selfish satisfaction. May I grant them all of their wishes that are reasonable and have the courage always to withhold a privilege which I know will do them harm.
Make me so fair and just, so considerate and companionable to my children that they will have a genuine esteem for me. Fit me to be loved and imitated by my children.
With all thy gifts, O God, do give me calm and poise and self-control.
Infant (Jungle) Room
What a bitter sweet month it has been in the infant room! We celebrated 3 birthdays! Lena and Jaxson turned 1 and although Dominic won't be 1 until March 16th we celebrated his before the big move! During the middle of the month we said goodbye to our "big" friends, Lena, Jaxson and Dominic, the moved on over to the Frog 1 room to meet some of our old friends, Bennett and Addie. We miss them already but know there having a blast doing big toddler things.
Lyla was excited to get a friend her age this month. We welcomed Derek with open arms. His smile melted our hearts from the second he started!
We can't believe our littlest babies are not the "big" kids in town. Mona, Harper and Will are doing so many new things. Our new friend Andrew is joining in right along with them.
Don't forget kickball is right around the corner. Saturday, May 9th. Join us for a fun time.
Until next month…
Mrs. Liz & Miss Krisitn
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Greetings from the Froggy 2 Room! We can't believe February is already drawing to a close, but the weather sure isn't getting any better! Hopefully spring gets here soon; these kiddos are chomping at the bit to get outside!
The first week of February our theme was Children's Books. We read the book We're Going on a Bear Hunt (and of course sang the song!), and pretended we were going on a REAL bear hunt with a boat, paddles, binoculars, safari hats, and flash lights! We also sorted bears by color, wore animal masks, and played with beanie babies! We read the book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, played with alphabet blocks, and spelled out our names with magnet letters on our chalkboard! The Very Hungry Caterpillar came next, and we made caterpillars on leaves at the art table, wore butterfly wings in the classroom, and peered at tiny bugs with our magnifying glasses. Next, we read Go Dog, Go!, and we made adorable doggie art at the art table, put together animal puzzles, and pretended we were animal doctors! Finally, we read Goodnight, Moon, and we pretended to gaze at the moon with our binoculars, and played with outer space felt pieces at the flannel board. What a fun week we had reading some our favorite books!
The second week of February our theme was Valentine's Day, Manners, and Kindness. We cared for babies, had a "fancy" tea party with our friends, read the book When I Care About Others, and had a flower shop in our classroom! We also read the book Rosie Rabbit's Valentine's Day, hopped on hearts, mailed love letters, and sang the song "If You're Happy and You Know It!" We also got to bring in a favorite stuffed animal to share with our friends during work time! It was so fun watching the kiddos share their beloved toys with their friends! Friday the 13th was our Valentine's Day party, thank you to everyone who provided Valentines to share, and thanks to all who brought in snacks, drinks, plates, and supplies!
The third week of February our theme was Presidents Day and Historical Figures. We played with Lincoln logs, *tried to* recite the Pledge of Allegiance, played with horses and stables, and studied the different kinds of coins that we use. We also played with ships, trains, and rocking horses!
The final week of February our theme was Dental Hygiene and Germs. At the art table we made alligator mouths (with marshmallows! Yum!), we learned all about healthy and unhealthy food with Miss Lauren on the flannel board, made our room spic-and-span with brooms and vacuums, and made yummy and nutritious "Apple Smiles" with apple slices and marshmallow teeth! We bathed our babies in the sensory table while singing the song "Splish Splash I Was Taking A Bath," read The Tooth Book, and talked about the importance of taking good care of our teeth and washing our hands after we go potty and before we eat.
Please check your child's extra clothes bin to make sure we are stocked! And, as always, please be sure to sign-in and out every day, and check the wall and parent board for news and upcoming events. Thanks!
See you next month!
Miss Anne, Miss Lauren, and Miss Paige
Hello Fishie Room Parents! We had a very fun month of February. We welcomed several new friends, celebrated Valentin's Day, Fat Tuesday, and even got to go on our first Field Trip!
The first week of February we talked about Children's Books and the letter "R". We read some Dr. Seuss books, If you Give a Mouse a Cookie, The Grouchy Ladybug and The Giving Tree. Each day our lesson revolved around the book we read in the morning, for example we "baked" cookies and had mouse races on the day we read, If you Give a Mouse a Cookie.
The following week our theme was Valentine's Day/Kindness/Manners. Our kids called our theme, "love". We'd asked, "what are we talking about this week? " "LOVE" would be the response. We had a conversation heart sort, did a broken heart match, mailed love letters and had a Valentine's Day Party. We gave out Valentine's, had awesome snacks and special drinks and played lots of games. We even got some special face painting done!
The following week we talked about important historical figures and words that begin with "N". Some of the historical figures included Amelia Earhardt, Christopher Columbus and Mozart. We flew airplanes, made some beautiful (ahem, ahem) music and did the "N" oodle limbo. This week we also talked about Fat Tuesday and participated in the Mardi Gras Parade.
The final week in February was Dental week! We brushed some fake teeth, flossed with Legos and ribbon, brushed balloons with shaving cream in the sensory table and did a Tooth Toss. We also went on our first field trip!! We rode the school bus to the Dental Theatre…it was all very exciting. We all did a great job following the bus rules and listened very carefully during the trip in the theatre. We all felt like "big" kids that day getting to ride the bus!
Please check your child's cubby periodically to make sure we have a sufficient amount of spare clothes. We would also like to Welcome Phillip, Quinn and Katie to the Fish Room-they are recent graduation of Frog 2! As always, I you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask!
Mrs. Amanda Moran, Mrs. Erin Varvaro, & Miss Melissa Egan
February was filled with fabulous fun and learning!
The Butterflies mastered letters R & N. Our themes were Children's Books, Valentine's, Manners, Kindness, Presidents, Dental Hygiene and germs! Our cooking consisted of raspberry cream popsicles, flag toast and happy apples. Ask is about science. We learned about Nosey Nina, Ronnie Rock and what Steins our teeth. The Dental Theatre was exciting and we met the Tucan and learned about how to clean and keep our teeth clean. The Butterflies have been practicing our prayers including The Our Father and The Hail Mary. We are super fantastic prayers!
We are going to Purina Farms March 27th. If you would like to join us please sign up in the classroom.
Looking forward to Spring!!
Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Faust, and Mr. Will
Here we are again to let you know how our month went in the Watermelon Room. Thank you to Cash, Brynley, Alec and CJ for bringing in your awesome Start of the Week pictures and special treats! Happy happy Birthday to our Alec man who turned 5 on the 18th! He had a lot of awesome treats and surprises that day!
We started the month off talking about the letter Rr and Children's Books. We did record player art and rainbow colors in the art area! We read a lot of kids books by some awesome authors like, Dr. Seuss and Eric Carl. We made Dr. Seuss hats and did a Very Hungry Caterpillar puzzle in the quiet area! We really had fun playing in the sensory table with our rocks and bugs! It was a pretty radical week!
The second week was all about Valentine's, Manners and Kindness and the letter Rr again. We played with rescue heroes, rocking horses and rodeo in the dramatic paly area. We also used our manners when we played Mother May I and played cupid, cupid, arrow in the big block area. We made awesome valentine bags to hold all our cards from our friends that we got at our Valentine's Day Party in the art area. We also made a red and pink chain to hang in our room for decoration for the party on Friday. Thank you to the moms who came and helped pass our cards to all the kiddos. It was a really fun filled week!
The 3rd week was Mardi Gras, president's day and historical figures, and the letter Nn. We had a short week this week bit it was so much fun! We did a number and name recognition in small group and came up with a long N word list. We did nets and bugs, Noah's ark, and nursery in dramatic play. We talked about our president and what his name is, ask us and see if we remember! We talked about President Lincoln and the penny and even made Lincoln log cabins! We made noodle necklaces and name art in the art area. We really liked cooking this week and making flag toast outta blueberries, bananas, and cream cheese. It was a pretty neat experience.
The 4th was all about Dental hygiene and germs! We did toothbrush painting, pretended to go to the dentist, and even played pass the toothpaste. We talked about when and how to brush our teeth and had a great time on our field to the dental theatre. We did a dentist sequence page, made a tooth care book and also pretended to brush and floss teeth in the sensory table using Legos. We also talked about the letter Nn again and did some Nascar racing, a newspaper toss, Lil people neighborhood and number file folder games! It was a pretty nosey and nutty fun filled week for sure.
Don't forget to send your kiddo in tennis shoes daily and always have extra set weather appropriate clothes in their backpacks. Thanks again and until next time
Until next month…
Thank you!
Miss Jenny Koeln, Miss T Kaiser, Miss Lindsay Vonder Haar


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Found out why you don't pour boiling water in a Better Bottle. Can't recall any warnings about it in the folder that came with it (tossed it), from the forum or from the store I bought it at.
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Anyone remember that Disney movie The Black Hole? Looks like that robot named Old B.O.B.:
Just an fyi... don't do that with glass either.
Just an fyi,....don't mess with boiling water period. It'll burn you quicker than spilling a cup of McDonalds coffee on your crotch.
A glass carboy would have cracked, and perhaps exploded.
I don't put anything hotter than my tap water in my Better Bottles. BB does their testing for cleaning at 60 degrees C or 140 degree F.
Good experience though and thanks for reminding me of my experiment of the BB full bottle drop. If the weather is good, I may get it on video this weekend.
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Kinda looks like a 3 gallon Better Bottle now.
I boil about 2 gallons of top off water each time I brew. I normally put it in a water bottle that eveybody debates the usefulness of. However, this time it was being used as a blow off container, so I grabbed the nearest PLASTIC bottle I could find. I know a glass bottle would have shrapnelled my legs pretty good.
I wasn't expecting the +$20 fancy bottle to melt. The FREE culligan bottle has had many gallons of BOILING water poured in it with no issues. Don't think I'm going to waste money on better bottles after this. I will buy their ports, tho. Retrofit a couple culligan bottles as secondaries. I still like glass for the primary.....
Well, I don't know if your water bottles are rated for hot water either. Just because it doesn't self destruct doesn't mean you're not leeching chemicals out of the plastic.
I'd recommend HDPE buckets since they are food grade AND rated to 240F. They get a little soft, but not too bad.
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Lebanon: Lebanese Equality for Gays and Lesbians
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The LEGAL Institute is a non-profit private organisation set up by the GayLebanon Group, serving the Lebanese gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) community.
Two lesbians have been arrested for engaging in "unnatural" sexual practices, under orders from Mount Lebanon's Public Prosecution Office. LEGAL urge you to join their action and condemn the latest arrest.
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The streets in the slums of Piltover have always been a home for crime, not even Sheriff Caitlyn could eliminate all of it. Gangs formed and fought for power, among them, a child gang, the Hex Knives. Unlike most child gangs, which usually disbanded when the members grew up, the Knives stayed together and rose in power, eventually spreading to other city states. They have come up with a plan to conquer Valoran, a key part of it is capturing and forcing Attwell Braythwayt and Nikoli Daedburg, two gifted machinists to join the group, they will stop at nothing to see their plans succeed. The only thing that stands in their way is Attwell, Nikoli, and those willing to help them.
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Anyone who enters the manor would see it is a wreck, almost all of the decorations have been knocked over or destroyed. Several broken constructs are scattered throughout the building, along with them, corpses in black and silver armor. Many of the corpses do not seem to have been killed by the constructs, they appear to have been severely beaten, some even seem as though they have been eviscerated with large blades or claws. On some of the less damaged or bloodied armor, a symbol is visible, it looks like a knife made from scrap techmaturgical parts.
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Blade3324 as Suk-Taan and Akina
DeityzX as Kirei
Jurraks as Nikoli
ShadowofChaos as Blackheart and Pinky
Night Blade X35 as Irhala
and Leirynot (myself) as Attwell))
((Also, forgive me if this ends up being horrible, it's my first one.))
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Nevermind you editted it.... Gooood.
However I must get some sleep for tomorrow))
Blackheart comes to Braythwayt Manor and walks in with Pinky in one hand and his other hand turns into a massive blade. The necromancer observes the destruction with a cautious eye. He sets down Pinky, who runs around the place scouting, as Blackheart examines the armor and symbols.
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Irhala was concerned about Attwell's situation, maybe he was right about the man she met at the break room, well nonetheless she wanted to apologize and offer her help, maybe then later she might know the truth about that mysterious charming man ... who knows.
Irhala arrived at the manor. Yup it matched the description they gave her at the medical wing. She took a deep breath and knocked on the door, only to realize that it was opened, she curiously peaked her head through the doorway as she said in an uncertain tone.
"Hello ? Anyone there ? Attwell ?"
No answer ... She moved in and looked around, noticing all the destruction. She was shocked at the sight of the corpses and the damage as she tried to look away while covering her eyes. She turned around and felt a strange presence nearby, she kept moving forward until she noticed Blackheart. She quickly hid behind a furniture as she whispered.
"What is he doing here ? And happened in this place ?!"
"Pinky...anything else....no...ok, lets move farther in."
Blackheart stood up before turning around scanning behind him only to see one lifeforce.
"Please come out and explain to me why is it, that there are all these dead fighters in Attwell's place."
Irhala's face became completely pale. She remained frozen behind the furniture thinking to herself.
"Don't move, maybe he's just trying to see if anyone is here ... Just don't move !"
Shivers started to crawl across her spine as she waited to see if the man will leave or not.
Attwell's house in Piltover
Kirei walked up to the mansion, realizing the door was open she slipped in, looking around
"Attwell!? are you here?"
she see's how destroyed the place had been and begins to get very nervous
Blackheart picks up Pinky charging him with energy in case if there was anyone hostile behind there, and he threw the pink blob over the furniture. Pinky lands right next to Irhala before noticing her and running up to hug her instead of blowing up.
Nikoli entered the house, following Kirei. Once he got in, he looked around the house and saw all of the broken constructs. He stepped in front of Kirei.
"Something is definitely not right here, stand back, I'm gonna go ahead."
Nikoli suited up, activating his scanner and checking the house. He saw two sources and barreled towards them, charging as fast as he could.
"Where is Attwell?!"
Those in the mansion might hear shouting from down one of the hallways, depending upon how good their hearing was, they might recognize it as Attwell's voice, it sounded angry, filled with rage.
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Michael is there any agency or something like that, that could arrange arrival and accommodation for foreign people who are first comers to FOSDEM?
Phoronix: X.Org, Wayland, Open Gaming At FOSDEM 2012
The Free and Open-source software Developer's European Meeting (FOSDEM) is quickly approaching. The developer tracks/rooms for this huge open-source event have been announced...
Michael is there any agency or something like that, that could arrange arrival and accommodation for foreign people who are first comers to FOSDEM?
i am betting that Michael will be so drunk from all the excelent beer in belgium that there will be no coverage of the event on phoronix.
Start with the Trapist first and then move to everything else.
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http://www.obatzda.com/ So far it records like 400 different kinds of beer I've tried, at least as far back as I've bothered taking photos of each kind to keep track (like two years or so).
Michael Larabel
no this is not a joke because some people drink bad stuff with methanol and die....
here for example 3 Germans die back in 2009 http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/justi...795222,00.html
That was adulterated vodka.
Seriously it's nearly impossible to make a primary fermentation product that can kill you. Bear, wine, cider, mead, and perry are almost always safe. The worst you would expect to see was that it turned to vinegar or had a bit of white mold (harmless). Botulism while possible is rare because of the initial oxygenation or the wort, the long boil, and the subsequent alcohol content.


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Rabbit Vibrators - a Girls Best Friend
It's true they are a girl's best friend. In fact some women will tell you that if it's a choice between their rabbit vibrator or their guy then the guys got to go. But how has this toy shot to the top of the vibrator charts. Upon investigation we can see that this can primarily be attributed to two separate factors:-
Firstly, the rabbit vibrator is effective simplistic design at its best. Whilst retaining the off-balance vibration motors found on traditional vibrators the secret to the rabbit vibrators effectiveness is in the manner in which the vibrator is used. Traditional vibrators deployed the vibrator in a location within the base of the shaft of the toy. This in tern enabled the shaft to vibrate.
There was however a simple design flaw. The user was only able to target one area of her vagina at a time. If inserted the clitoris received no stimulation whatsoever from the vibrator. The designer of the original rabbit vibrator recognized this flaw and produced a design that appealed both to the eye and to the body.
Rather than place the vibrator unit inside the shaft it was attached to the side. The real stroke of genius came in placing the vibrator unit within a rabbit shaped section that featured soft plastic ears that when used vibrated on either side of the clitoral hood. In such a fashion direct clitoral stimulation was possible with the vibrator inserted. Pure genius.
Secondly due to its effectiveness the rabbit vibrator soon started to receive media attention previously unheard of for products of an adult nature. This media attention peaked when a rabbit vibrator was featured on the hit US television show Sex and The City. In this show one of the main characters became completely addicted to her rabbit vibrator, rushing home to get her fix. This placed the rabbit vibrator in front of an audience of literally millions of viewers and soon became a star in its own right.
Nowadays rabbit vibrators are known to all as quite simply one of the best variants of sex toys available to buy and one of the best ranges of adult products ever produced. Anne Summers, the UK's leading supplier of adult products with 121 high street stores consistently reports the Rabbit vibrator variants to be their best selling product. Record breaking Christmas sales were largely attributable to the huge amount of rabbit vibrators people found under the tree on Christmas morning. In fact, such was the demand for these products Anne Summers actually trademarked one of the Rabbit varieties to prevent rival adult companies using the name.
It's clear that in the world of adult product there are a large number of products that look great, sound great and promise the world but in reality deliver very little. The rabbit range of vibrators delivers what they promise at a very affordable price. So the question is what will Santa be bringing you this year?
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A rabbit vibrator, also known as a jack rabbit vibrator, has two parts: the traditional penis shape and a section which stimulates the clitoris. The rabbit vibrator gets it name from the shape of the clitoris stimulator, which is like two long rabbit ears. There are so many reasons why you should invest in a rabbit vibrator, but here are the best six reasons.
Anyone who has used sex aids before knows that rabbit vibrators are one of those sex toys that give you intense pleasure all over your body. A rabbit vibrator is made to be inserted into the vagina and will stimulate your clitoris as well as your g spot, giving you an orgasm from head to toe.
The I-Vibe rabbit vibrator is a vibrator that you just can't live without. This is the ultimate in adult sex toys.
A Rabbit Vibrator is a type of vibrating sex toy with unique rabbit-shaped ears. In the past, the rabbit vibe existed only in a single variation, called the jack rabbit vibrator
In the pet world the dog remains a man's best friend. However, women have chosen a more appealing side when it comes to toys: yes, the rabbit vibrator is now a woman's best friend!
We take a look at this cultural phenomenon. A device that has quite simply become the most successful adult product in history. Enjoyed by millions of women worldwide and generally considered by them to be the greatest creation since the wheel.
In the past year or two there has been a rise in the number of women and couples using sex toys. Maybe because the way the economy is, people are reverting to adult sex toys and novelties to occupy their time because it's yours to keep and boosts your mood.
Rabbit vibrators are high-tech dual-actions, which are slightly more complicated than your average vibrator.
The overwhelming rabbit vibrators made their first television appearance in the 1990s in the sitcom Sex and the City's Season 9. Needless to say, they caused quite a stir but also rapidly gained popularity in the United States after that.
Sex tips can help men improve their sexual encounters. When considering such tips, remember that the condition of the bedroom has an impact on sex.
Uncontrolled penis odor can result in a major date disaster. Men want to make sure they take appropriate steps to eliminate unwanted penis odor before an outing with a potential partner.
Pornography is not everyone's cup of tea, but many couples who view it together find the experience can lead to better sex.
The search for perfect Valentine's Day gifts is on. This year, why not invest in presents that both partners can enjoy together? The following list of sex toys will help guide men and their partners to greater pleasure.
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The very nature of sex requires two bodies to meet in a potentially friction restricted way. This is where sex lubricants are used to reduce friction and enhance pleasure.
Nowadays sex toys are considered a perfectly acceptable accessory to any fulfilling and healthy sex life. However it's worth remembering that all of these items when in use come into contact with highly sensitive intimate areas of your body.
We take a look at this cultural phenomenon. A device that has quite simply become the most successful adult product in history. Enjoyed by millions of women worldwide and generally considered by them to be the greatest creation since the wheel.


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Players react to manager's positive test
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- If anyone can understand what Ron Washington is going through, it's Josh Hamilton.
The Rangers slugger, who has dealt with drug and alcohol addiction problems, found out with the rest of his teammates Wednesday morning that Washington had used cocaine during the first half of last season. Players said they support their manager and have vowed not to let the issue distract them from preparing for a season with high expectations.
"I told him I loved him," Hamilton said. "Everybody makes mistakes. I respect him as a man, as a coach and as a man of high integrity. When he was speaking to us in here, you could tell he was broken and really felt remorse about it."
Hamilton, who was suspended for violating Major League Baseball's drug policy while with Tampa Bay in 2004, said his situation differs completely from what Washington did.
"I was addicted," Hamilton said. "I was trying to get after it, 'How much can I get? How much can I use?'" Hamilton said. "I didn't care about anybody else when I was going through things. Wash cares about people. He has a vested interest in how he comes off to him, being the manager and the man that he is. I think it was a weak moment, like he said. He made a mistake and he didn't try to hide it. He just said, 'I made a mistake and here it is.'"
Rangers third baseman Michael Young, a key leader in the clubhouse, said Washington's apology was "well received."
"Going forward, I don't see it being a big issue at all," Young said. "He made a mistake. He admitted it. He talked to the team about it. Guys were able to say their piece. He gave an open-door policy for guys to answer whatever question they wanted. You can't ask for much more than that. It won't be a distraction for the guys. We'll get ready for the season."
Following the team meeting, most of the players attended Washington's news conference near the Rangers' offices at Surprise Stadium.
"The guy is heartbroken," second baseman Ian Kinsler said. "It's a tough time in his life and when we can give him support, we'll give him support. That was a time when he needed it. It just felt right."
Several players said they were stunned when Washington told them he had used cocaine.
"We were all shocked," catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia said. "We didn't know what it was about. Everyone's face told the whole tale. Someone as strong as him to make a mistake like that was a big shock. It's unfortunate but we have his back and we'll be here for him 100 percent."
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Veteran pitcher Darren Oliver said he was still absorbing the information Wednesday afternoon, but that the team supports its manager.
"If you're on the outside looking in, it looks really bad if you don't know Washington as a person," Oliver said. "But we all know him. He's a good man. I haven't heard anything bad about him. You could tell it hurt him. He was sincere."
Even former players, such as Chicago Cubs outfielder Marlon Byrd, were shocked by the news.
"When you have a guy like that, a guy I look up to ... He made some mistakes," Byrd said.
"Nobody's perfect. But to make one mistake in baseball in all the years that he has been here, I think that's a pretty good career."
Many players were confident that this incident won't impact Washington's ability to manage the club or change their opinion of him.
"From our standpoint, Wash is going to be looked at the exact same way he was yesterday," Young said, "This doesn't change a thing. I understand why it's a story now. But it's not going to have anything to do with how we prepare for the season or how Wash manages or how we look at him as a manager. I look at him the exact same way as I did when he first got here."
Richard Durrett covers the Rangers for ESPN Dallas. You can follow him on Twitter or leave a question for his weekly mailbag. Melissa Isaacson of ESPNChicago.com contributed to this story.
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Typically, when shooting still photos, camcorders offer few exposure options and turn out low-quality images. Conversely, most dedicated still cameras tend to offer disappointing video, and are best left to only take pictures. The Canon DC50 manages to avoid these limitations, to an extent. This standard-definition DVD camcorder not only fulfills its primary role as a video camera, but its 5-megapixel sensor and generous still-photo feature set makes it a capable tool for taking snapshots.
The DC50's design feels very similar to its little brothers the DC210, the DC220, and the DC230 and because of this, it retains many of the awkward aspects those lower-end models carry. Fortunately, its generally strong build quality and minor design tweaks make the DC50 much easier to work with. Its 18.2-ounce frame sits a bit heavier in the hand, feeling solid without seriously weighing you down. The tiny joystick with which you navigate menus and settings feels slightly tighter than on other models, as do the function and display buttons that sit on the camcorder's side. The viewfinder doesn't slide out, but it sits slightly further back and at a steeper angle than the ones in the DC220 and DC230, reducing the chance of mashing your face against the camera while shooting. The camcorder's flip-out LCD screen seems nearly identical to the other Canons, offering a 2.7-inch, pivoting wide-screen view.
As Canon's top DVD camcorder, the DC50 includes several high-end features not found on less pricey models. Its 10x optical, f/1.8-to-f/3.0 zoom lens features an optical image stabilization system to help reduce shake and can accept 37mm accessory filters. While its less expensive brethren include 35x lenses, they can't use filters, and they omit the optical image stabilization found in the DC50, in favor of a less effective electronic solution. The DC50 also sports both a video light and a flash with red-eye reduction; two valuable features not found on the DC230, DC220, or DC210.
Besides the onboard features, the DC50 comes with two useful accessories. A small remote control comes in the box, identical to the one included with the DC230. The remote offers a handy alternative to the camera's tiny control stick when navigating its various menus. The PC software title Roxio MyDVD also comes bundled with the DC50. It offers simple DVD-authoring tools, but lets you customize your DVD menus and layouts and finalize discs through the camcorder via a USB 2.0 cable.
Most camcorders offer still pictures as an afterthought, a simple feature that captures a still photo and copies it to the memory card with few, if any, options. The DC50 bucks this trend with a remarkably wide range of still-photo options. Besides the standard automatic photo mode, the camcorder features multiple scene presets, shutter and aperture priority modes, multiple white balance and metering settings, 9-point autofocus, a manual focus mode, and even a histogram. Many of these features, such as aperture/shutter priority modes and manual focus, go missing in many low-end digital cameras, so seeing them on a camcorder pleasantly surprised me. The camcorder even offers a continuous-shooting mode that can snap pictures with the flash at the fairly brisk pace of about a shot per second. Unfortunately, the camera uses miniSD cards instead of regular SD cards, so you can't use any of your old camera memory cards and will likely have to use an adapter if you own a card reader.


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It's bigger than it looks (and the estate agent isn't stretching the truth): Former Dragons' Den star creates the four-in-one flat
- Simon Woodroffe created home where rooms appear at touch of a button
- He took inspiration from Japanese living and theatre set design
- 'Hidden rooms' include bedroom that descends from the roof and a sunken sitting room
A former Dragons' Den star is set to shake up the property market by building homes that offer four times the rooms and features as a typical one-bedroom flat, but within the same confines.
Simon Woodroffe has created a living area that offers more space by hiding rooms which appear at the touch of a button or the pull of a wall.
These 'hidden rooms', including a bedroom which descends from the roof, are operated via 12 mechanical moving parts and are designed to create four 80sq m rooms in one single 80sq m apartment.
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Revolutionary: Simon Woodroffe's new property boasts more space than a typical one-bedroom flat but with more rooms, including a descending bedroom (pictured)
Now you see it: The bed is lowered from the ceiling and sits on top of the sunken sitting room
The property boasts a master bedroom suite, second bedroom, a sunken sitting room, cinema, dining room, office, full-size kitchen, breakfast room, bathroom, party room and even a wine cellar.
The YO! Home prototype is the culmination of seven years of design and development.
Mr Woodroffe, 60, who lives on a luxury river boat on the Thames, said: 'I think homes help shape our lives. They are our refuge, and our rock.
Yo, check out my cool home! Simon Woodroffe, founder of Yo! Sushi, pictured with his daughter Charlotte, has designed a home with space-saving features such as a descending bed
'Since the invention of the city centre apartment, we've never really re-invented it. YO! Home is that new invention.
'Twelve moving parts draw on a wealth of engineering technology taken from fields as diverse as yacht and automotive design and the mechanics of stage production, allowing the transformation of an 80 sq/m space into a much bigger home.
'The technologies we have used are already established in car design, super-yachts and theatre, their application in the home is long overdue.'
Mr Woodroffe, who used to work as a rock show stage designer, took inspiration from the way experts manage stage mechanics on West End musical shows.
He has also been heavily influenced by the principles of Japanese living, where the simple and adaptable layout of traditional rooms allows many activities to take place in the same space.
He added: 'The time-honoured architecture of the stage brings with it the basic principles of counter-weights and moving parts, allowing safe, easy and low-energy movement of large elements such as the bed and wall.
VIDEO: A look around the Yo! Home from yo.co.uk...
Now you don't: You would never know that there was a bed above where you were sitting
Futuristic: The hidden rooms, including a sunken sitting room (pictured), appear at the touch of a button
The rooms are operated via 12 mechanical moving parts, which are designed to create four 80sq m rooms in one single 80sq m apartment
Magic: During the day this space could be used as an office before transforming into a bed
The property has a master bedroom suite, second bedroom, a sunken sitting room, cinema, dining room, office, full-size kitchen, breakfast room, bathroom (pictured), party room and a wine cellar
Compact: Simon Woodroffe took technologies from yacht and automotive design as well as the mechanics of stage production and adapted them for the home
A home cinema is one of the features that you wouldn't normally see in a typical one-bedroom flat
Inspiration: Mr Woodroffe was heavily influenced by the principles of Japanese living and he took ideas from the way experts manage stage mechanics on West End shows
'More high-tech elements, such as sensors and electronics, will make the concept easy to use and family-proof.'
The entrepreneur is so far refusing to reveal a price for a YO! Home, with each being dependent on the design.
But the businessman, who appeared on the first series of Dragons' Den, does not want it to be so expensive that customers could instead just buy a larger home.
Nifty: This dining table comes up out of the floor. Mr Woodroffe said the 'high-tech elements such as sensors and electronics will make the concept easy to use and family-proof'
Spacious: The former Dragon's Den star took inspiration from the Japanese who have rooms which are simple and adaptable allowing many activities to take place
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County's profile rising among college football recruiters
Published: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, August 30, 2010 at 6:37 p.m.
College football coaches know all about Marion County.
A quick glance at the University of Florida and Florida State University verbal commitments for 2012 tells the story.
Vanguard High's P.J. Williams got it started when the junior became FSU's first verbal pledge for 2012 back in July.
Three weeks later, North Marion High wide receiver Latroy Pittman was the first junior to give his commitment to the Gators.
Vanguard High head coach Alex Castaneda was around for the recruiting frenzy surrounding Knights quarterback Daunte Culpepper 16 years ago, but even he can't remember the process getting started so quickly in Ocala.
"That 1994 class was a great class, but to have guys committing to FSU and Florida as juniors is amazing," Castaneda said. "It says a lot about the level of football being played in this county."
Additional 2012 prospects who already have solid scholarship offers include North Marion tight end Sean Price and Vanguard offensive tackle Reno Henderson.
Price boasts offers from more than a dozen BCS schools, including Florida, FSU, Alabama and Notre Dame.
Henderson has a firm offer from South Florida and FSU has been keeping a close eye on the rising junior, according to his teammate Williams.
And the 2011 cupboard is by no means bare.
Celtics strong safety Chris Johnson, who was recently awarded three stars by Rivals.com, leads the way. Johnson (5-10, 200) has six solid offers — including Florida — who is his runaway leader.
Slot receiver David Thomas, lineman Shaman Richardson and athlete Jeremiaha Gates are additional senior Celtic prospects.
Belleview tight end Travis Noell (6-6, 235) is another '11 prospect to keep an eye on. Noell should get some quality looks in new head coach Phil Yancey's passing game, and the Rattlers just sent a tight end — Alex DeLeon — to FAU in February.
North Marion linebacker Devon Brant is yet another senior to watch, with offers from Marshall, Memphis and Troy (Ala.) .
Big lineman Jacob Wright (6-4, 290), who has offers from Duke, North Carolina State and Memphis gives Dunnellon another legitimate prospect, and Castaneda has some talented seniors in WR Tikeem Platt, QB Quinton Hitchcock and LB Lamont Daymon.
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I'll bet he used the weed as an excuse...
But I don't know.
A guy that has been there 30 years, to fire him, whether it is over a weed test, a slight bump into another car, or both, is kind of poor business ethics, imho.
Maybe this guy was just an overall lousy worker, was setting bad examples, and THEN bumps into yet another car and test positive for weed while looking way too stoned to be respectful of the business and customers... I don't know. In that case, I would understand.
The business owner (as one myself) certainly has the right to run his business as he so chooses. That means he can fire people when they go against his policies. But that doesn't always make it right.
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Terrific idea! I wish my grandma had known about that. I remember that she had stucco walls and slick wood floors which she kept polished. EVERY time I visited her, I would run into the house and slip and fall because of a rug that did not stick to the floor. And every time I came away with a skinned elbow because of the stucco walls. Thinking back on it, I wonder if those booby traps were intentional. LOL
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Actually it was more like Henry VIII wanted a male heir, his first wife was infertile and he already had an illegitimate male son so there was no problem for his fertility. Ann Bolyn was already pregnant and he needed a speedy divorce so he could marry and have a legit son (though she turned out to be Elizabeth I instead). Thus he changed the entire course of history and religion to ensure he had a male heir, by which he succeeded in the third wife, who died due to the childbirth. Unfortunately, his efforts ultimately failed as we know of Bloody Mary's reign and Elizabeth I's since Edward's (don't know his number) reign was fewer than a decade as he died from...TB I think. Or Typhoid. His reign was short nonetheless and women ruled Britain for a long time against the now dead Henry's wishes.
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