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GPCC Monitoring Product Version 4 [GES_DISC_GPCCRAIN_V4]
This is the GPCC Monitoring Product of monthly global land-surface precipitation based on the station database (SYNOP, CLIMAT) available via the Global Telecommunication System (GTS) of the World ...
TMPA/TMI/TRMM Precipitation and Uncertainty 3-Hourly Level-3 0.25-degree V001 (WC_MULTISEN_PREC_025) at GES DISC [GES_DISC_WC_MULTISEN_PREC_025_V001]
The 3-hourly Multisensor Precipitation with Uncertainty Estimates data set provides estimates of accumulated precipitation from the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) and Other Data Precipitation ...
AL-USRCRN Photo Information [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01119]
Photos of Alabama USRCRN stations and their immediate surroundings. Taken by engineering techs from NOAA's Atmospheric Turbulence and Diffusion Division (ATDD). Photos are used to ensure station environment ...
AL-USRCRN Station Information [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01117]
Documentation of United States Alabama Regional Climate Reference Network (AL-USRCRN) installations in 2006. Installations documented are for AL-USRCRN pilot project stations in Alabama. These stations ...
ASOS Station Photos [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01122]
The images contained in this library are of stations in the Automated Surface Observing System (ASOS) network. These images were taken between 1998-2001 for the ASOS Tropical Cyclone Wind Exposure ...
Annual Meteorological Summaries [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01099]
Single-year summaries of observations at Weather Bureau and cooperative stations across the United States. Predominantly the single page Form 1066, which includes monthly mean, maximum and minimum ...
Bulletin of Intl Simultaneous Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01087]
The publication of the Bulletin of International Simultaneous Observations, began July 1, 1875, with daily maps added in 1877. It was published for distribution among cooperative observers only, and ...
Central American and Caribbean Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01089]
Weather and soil temperature observations from foreign countries, taken by foreign and American observers. Includes NOAA forms collected and archived at NCDC, and voluntary observer forms taken in ...
Cooperative Hurricane Network Obs [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01098]
Observations from the Cooperative Hurricane Reporting Network (CHURN), a special network of stations that provided observations when tropical cyclones approached the southeastern U.S. Coast. Forms ...
Cooperative Weather Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01097]
Monthly logs include a daily account of temperature extremes and precipitation, along with snow data at some locations. U.S. Cooperative Observer Program (COOP) Network stations scattered across the ...
GSN Photo Metadata [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01121]
GSN Photo Metadata contains photographs of Global Climate Observing System (GCOS) Surface Network (GSN) stations that have been submitted to the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) by GCOS Focal ...
Historic Climate Diaries and Journals [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01092]
Diaries and Journals containing weather information in a non-tabular format. Records date from 1735 through the early 20th century. Much of the weather and climate data recorded by the founding fathers ...
Historical WBAN ID Assignments [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01123]
4"x6" index cards represent the first written assignments of Weather Bureau Army Navy (WBAN) station identifier numbers by the National Climatic Data Center. Established in the 1950s, WBAN numbers ...
Joint Typhoon Warning Center Storm Wallets [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01107]
The Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) is responsible for typhoon forecasts and warnings for the Western Pacific and Indian Ocean basins. After each storm, the JTWC stores its records in accordion-style ...
Meteorological Summaries [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01100]
Multi-year summaries of one or more meteorological elements at a station or in a state. Primarily includes Form 1078, a United States Weather Bureau form designed for recording monthly sums or means ...
Mexico - Surface Weather Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01090]
Mexican Surface Daily Observations taken at 94 observatories located throughout Mexico, beginning in 1872 and going up through 1981. The data resided on paper records stored in non-climate-controlled ...
Miscellaneous Summaries [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01101]
Multi-year weather and climate summaries for stations across the United States. Includes U.S. Army Signal Service summaries for the period 1872-1888 on Form 106S.
Monthly Meteorological Reports [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01096]
Monthly forms that do not fit into any regular submission. Tabulation sheets and generic monthly forms designed to capture miscellaneous monthly observations.
NWS Corrections to Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01104]
Form B-14 is the National Weather Service form entitled 'Notice of Corrections to Weather Records.' The forms are used to make corrections to observations on forms already submitted to the archive, ...
Preliminary Monthly Climatological Summaries [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01094]
Preliminary Local Climatological Data, recorded since 1970 on Weather Burean Form 1030 and then National Weather Service Form F-6. The preliminary climate data pages consist of 3 parts: Part 1 is ...
Punta Arenas Chile [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01088]
Surface Observations from Punta Arenas, in extreme southern Chile. WMO station ID 85934. Period of record 1896-1954. The original forms were scanned at the Museo Salesiano Maggiorino Borgatello, a ...
Surface Observations - Synoptic Code [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01103]
Daily weather observations from global land stations, recorded in synoptic code. Period of record 1950 only.
Surface Weather Observations (Pre-1893) [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01085]
Monthly weather records from U.S. Army Forts stations (~1820-1871), U.S. Army Signal Service Stations (1871-1892), Smithsonian Institution voluntary observer network (1848-1875), and other stations ...
Surface Weather Observations Daily [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01105]
Monthly Weather Observations (Form 1001) is a set of historical manuscript records for the period 1893-1948. In order to fill in the observation gap prior to the time when commercial aviation began ...
Surface Weather Observations Hourly [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01106]
Standard hourly observations taken at Weather Bureau/National Weather Service offices and airports throughout the United States. Hourly observations began during the aviation boom in the late 1920s-early ...
US Air Force Balloon Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01110]
Worksheets containing pilot balloon data computed from releases at Air Force stations in the western United States. Elevation and azimuth angles are used to compute wind direction and speed. The period ...
US Air Force Base Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01084]
Hourly observations taken by U.S. Air Force personnel at bases in the United States and around the world. Foreign observations concentrated in the Middle East and Japan. Stations assigned WBAN numbers. ...
US Daily Pilot Balloon Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01111]
Pilot Balloon observational forms for the United States. Taken by Weather Bureau and U.S. Army observers. Period of record 1918-1960. Records scanned from the NCDC microfilm collection.
US Naval Base Hourly Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01108]
US Navy hourly observations taken at Naval bases worldwide. Observations begin 1995.
US Naval Observatory Hourly Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01086]
Hourly observations journal from the National Observatory in Washington DC. The observatory is the first station in the United to produce hourly observations over a long period. The images were captured ...
US Weather Bureau Storm Reports [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01102]
Weather Bureau and US Army Corps and other reports of storms from 1886-1955. Hourly precipitation from recording rain gauges captured during heavy rain, snow, flooding, or hurricane events.
USRCRN Photo Information [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01120]
Photos of USRCRN stations and their immediate surroundings. Taken by engineering techs from NOAA's Atmospheric Turbulence and Diffusion Division (ATDD). Photos are used to ensure station environment ...
Uruguay - Surface Weather Observations [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01091]
Surface weather observation forms for 26 stations in Uruguay. Period of record 1896-2005, with two to eight observations per day. Files created through a collaboration between NCDC's Climate Database ...
CRN Photo Information [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01067]
Photos of CRN stations and their immediate surroundings. Taken by engineering techs from NOAA's Atmospheric Turbulence and Diffusion Division (ATDD). Photos are used to ensure station environment ...
CRN Station Information [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01066]
U.S. Climate Reference Network digital imaging of photography, maps, forms, etc
CRN Station Instrument Documentation [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01065]
Manufacturers information and instrument specifications for the U.S. Climate Reference Network.
Climate Record Books [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01039]
Climate Record Books contain daily, monthly, seasonal, and annual averages, extremes, or occurrences. Most data are sequential by period of record 1871-1910, 1911-1930, 1931-1950, 1951-1970, and 1971-1990. ...
Climatography of the United States [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01040]
Numbered series of NOAA publications that contain environmental information climate summaries and station normals. Each series contains a volume for each state, climate division, or station. Series ...
Climatological Data [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01038]
Major US airport weather stations monthly and annual publication containing station daily maximum and minimum temperatures, precipitation amounts, and monthly summaries for heating and cooling degree ...
Climatological Data National Summary [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01041]
The CDNS was published from 1950 - 1980. Monthly and annual editions contain summarized climatological information from the following publications: Local Climatological Data (LCD), Climatological ...
Cooperative Station History Forms [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01068]
Station history documentation for stations in the Climate Reference Network. Documents should be compared with those in the CRN Photo Information library and either indexed and added to that library ...
Hourly and Daily Precipitation Data [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01080]
Precipitation reports submitted on many form types, including tabular and autographic charts. Reports are almost exclusively from the US Cooperative Observer Network.
Hydrological Bulletin [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01042]
Historical report (December 1937-April 1948) containing hydrologic information for the United States, divided into ten regions. While hourly precipitation tables followed by daily precip tables are ...
Local Climatological Data ACSII Format [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01035]
Comma-delimited text files used to create the Local Climatological Data PDF files found in the Local Climatological Data library. Period of record begins in 1998, when LCDs began to transition from ...
Miscellaneous Publications [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01043]
Late 19th century Weather Bureau publications and Congressional reports pertaining to weather. Set of Weather Bureau Snowfall Bulletins for Rocky Mountain states 1900-1903 scanned from the National ...
Monthly Climatic Data for the World [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01037]
Publication of monthly mean temperature, pressure, precipitation, vapor pressure, and hours of sunshine for approximately 2,000 surface data collection stations worldwide, and monthly mean upper air ...
Monthly Weather Review [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01044]
Supplements to the Monthly Weather Review publication. The Weather Bureau published the Monthly weather review Supplement irregularly from 1914 to 1949. The Supplement replaced numerous independent ...
Newspaper Clippings Articles [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01050]
Weather-related newspaper articles and photos, almost exclusively from Baltimore, MD and nearby areas. Includes storm damage, rainfall reports, and weather's affect on crops. Period of record 1883-1998 ...
Non-Coop Station History [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01073]
Station history documentation for stations outside the US Cooperative Observer network. Primarily National Weather Service stations assigned WBAN station IDs. Other stations include Coast Guard, SAWRS, ...
Non-Coop Station History - Foreign, Marine, Upper-Air [gov.noaa.ncdc.C01072]
International, land and ship, upper air observations with station history and metadata.
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Perfect attendance went to Kellie Andrade, tenth grade, Kimberly Andrade, ninth grade.
Honor roll for the year, Tyler Garza, ninth grade, Faith Blaschke, tenth grade, Megan Carter, Mallory Jessop, Joshua Roach, eleventh grade, Laura Greenly, Kaitlin McCool, twelfth grade;.
Yearly distinguished honor roll, Toni Bouck, Cheyenne McGovern, ninth grade, Melissa Cisneros, Keith Young, tenth grade, Megan Niemann, eleventh grade, Krysten Andrade, Jonathan Parker, Bryanna Valenzuela, twelfth grade.
The following band awards went to Austin Moses, first division solo; Cheyenne McGovern, second division solo; Ricky Yanez and Austin Moses, drum major; Justin Vega, top male artist, ninth grade; Cheyenne McGovern, top female artist, ninth grade; Malorie Nesloney and Krissy Martinez, honorable mention; Val Ortega, top male artist, tenth grade; Melinda Hernandez, top female artist, tenth grade; David Meza, Marcus Jaramillo and Austin Moses, honorable mention; Chris Vega, top male artist, eleventh grade; Andrea Puentes, top female artist, twelfth grade; Lisa Gonzales, honorable mention; Cheyenne McGovern, rookie of the year; Austin Moses, national school marcher award; Andrea Puentes, Jonh Philip Sousa award.
Edward Barnett, Toni Bouck, Cheyenne McGovern, Sierra Simpson, Melissa Vega and Brandi Wilson will received a jacket for lettering in literary.
Krysten Andrade, Faith Blaschke, Joseph Perez, Anderea Puentes and Montana Williams, lettered in UIL literary.
Special awards were presented to Gunnar Hall, excellence in work ethics; Justine Hernandez, positive attitude; Brandon Carrasco, most improved, and Ana Garcia, excellence in service.
Outstanding achievement and club awards were presented to Kellie Andrade, Individualized English II, World History, and Photography; Cristopher Payne, Integrated Physics and Chemistry; Clind Bingenheimer, Independent Study in Math; Joshua Roach, Chemistry; Ruben Garcia, Health; Dillon Vega, Welding II; Jody Marble, Welding III; Carlos Deases, Building Trades III and Industrial Technology Club; Wyatt Anderson and Tyler, Communications Applications; Laticia Vega, Geometry and Economics; Kimberly Andrade, Art 1; Kasie Fierova, Spanish; Jacob Wren, Technology Systems; Chelsea Bluemel, US History; Samantha Martin, Health; Chrstopher Vega, Algebra II; Michael Jaramillo, Health Science Technology I and Personal and Family Development; David Meza, English II, and Introduction to Health Science Technology; Melissa Vasques, Anatomy and Physiology; Meghan Saunders, Microbiology; Trista Yanez, Algebra I and Nutrition; Cassie Blaschke, Spanish II; Megan Niemann, Individualized English III; Joshua Fierova, Pre-Calculus; Craig Lepore, Welding; Daniel Ortega, English I; Montana Williams and Lisa Gonzales, Individual Studies in Business; Carlos Hernandez, PE; Toni Bouck, Business Computer Applications I, Communications Applications, World Geography and PE; Leticia Cantu, Business Imaging and Multimedia; Hope Loveday, Accounting, Apparel, Applied English; Sarah Pena, Art II; Krysten Andrade, Dual Credit Studies; Ronnie Martinez, Applied Math; Valerie Balderamas, US Government; Clair Henderson, Senior Work Program; Melissa Vega, Spanish III; Bryanna Valenzuela, Phsics, Spanish Club; Kaitlin McCool and Malorie Nesloney, Student Council; Andrea Puentes, Business Professionals of America Club; Laura Greenly, English IV, Administrative Office Procedures; Faith Blaschke, Business Computer Information Systems II; Mathew Schirmer, Drafting; Cheyenne McGovern, Biology, Individualized English I, Heaht and FCCLA Region IV State STAR Events; Shelby Wendland and Joseph Gonzales, FCCLA Region IV STAR Events; Khiry Jones, Journalism, Art Club, BPA High Point Achiever; Matthew Tuttle, English III, Math Modeling; Joshua Jones, Art III; Dylan Maxwell, Art IV.
Jonathan Parker, Victor Valdez, Ray Lopez, Alex Bayarena were the State Champion Industrial Technology Team.
University Interscholastic League Award were presented to Andrea Puentes, Jonathan Parker, Krysten Andrade, Bryanna Valenzuela; President's Education Awards, ninth grade, Cheyenne McGovern, Toni Bouck, Malorie Nesloney, Tyler Garza; tenth grade, Melissa Cisneros, Joseph Ryan Cisneros, Faith Blaschke, Keith Young; eleventh grade, Joshua Roach, Megan Niemann, Mallory Jessop, Megan Carter; twelfth grade, Andrea Puentes, Jonahtan Parker, Krysten Andrade, Bryanna Valenzuela.
The following scholarships were presented to graduating seniors. Clair Henderson, $400, The Refugio County Ministerial Alliance Scholarship, presented by Rev. Jimmy Arnold; Joshua Jones, $200, Quinten Lawrence Crum Memorial Scholarship, presented by Mrs. Kay Smith, $200 Mildred Jean Carver Martin memorial Scholarship, presented by Mrs. Jodye Mendez, $500 Woodsboro Jr/Sr High Art Club Scholarship, presented by Art Club president Meghan Saunders; Morgan Haetig, $500, Class of 1966 in Memory of Gaynelle Boenig Jones, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Joshua Fierova, Andrea Puentes and Bryanna Valenzuela, $1,000 each, Domingo Fierova Memorial Scholarship, presented by Madalyn Fierova-Martinez; Joshua Fierova, Clint Bingenheimer, Morgan Haertig, Joshua Jones, $500 each, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Clint Bingenheimer, Jonathan Parker, Joshua Jones, Joshua Fierova, Montana Williams, Kaitlin McCool, $300 each, Woodsboro All-Sports Booster Club, presented by Johnny Lamprecht; Lisa Gonzales and Ethan Espinosa, $500 each, Woodsboro Band Boosters Scholarship, presented by Mrs. Viola Meza; Roy Cisneros, Joshua Jones, and Jonathan Parker, $500 each, Ron and Don Hicks-Sara Schubert Scholarship Fund, presented by Brett Schubert; Jonathan Parker, $1,000, Texas A&M Exes Scholarship, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Joshua Jones, Kaitlin McCool, Jonathan Parker, $500 each, The Scholarship Group/Picante Sauce Scholarships, presented by Ms. Tina McGuill; Kaitlin McCool, $300, Refugio County Crops Committee Scholarship, presented by Ms. Tina McGuill; Joshua Jones, $500, Refugio County Retired School Personnel Scholarship, presented by Mrs. Betty Kucera; Andrea Puentes and Bryanna Valenzuela, $1,000, Lion's Club Scholarships, presented by Mrs. Betty Kucera; Joshua Fierova, $500, Refugio Maonic Lodge #190 Scholarship, presented by Mr. John White; Morgan Haertig, $500, Jeffrey Clay Wolfshohl Endowment, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Joshua Fierova, $300, Tommy Wright Memorial Scholarship, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Bryanna Valenzuela, $1,000, Blaschke Family Scholarship, presented by Jennie Blaschke; Laticia Vega, $500, Leatrice J. Koch Scholarship, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Melissa Vega, Andrea Puentes, Krysten Andrade, Valerie Balderramas, Bryanna Valenzuela, Morgan Haertig, $500 each, Business Professionals of America, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Joshua Fierova, $1,000 and Morgan Haertig, $500, Lillian Schubert Memorial Scholarship, presented by Rudy and Jennie Schubert; Melissa Vega, Andrea Puentes, and Bryanna Valenzuela, $1,000 each, Rooke Foundation Scholarships, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Kaitlin McCool, $1,000, Ranch Heritage Days Committee Scholarship, presented by Mrs. Kate Campbell; Krysten Andrade, Andrea Puentes, Jonathan Parker, Bryanna Valenzuela, Morgan Haertig, $2,000, Coastal Bend College Academic Scholarships, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Dillan Blaker, $1,600, Coastal Bend College Scholarship, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Joshua Fierova, $500, Crazy Cooker's Scholarship, presented by Linda Howe; Kaitlin McCool, $300, Copano Bay Soil and Water Conservation District #329 Scholasrhip, presented by Ms. Ruby Martinez; Krysten Andrade, $250, Boyd Wilson Family Scholarship, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Clint Bingenheimer, Joshua Jones, Lacie Jochetz and Kaitlin McCool; $200 each, Woodsboro Jr/Sr High Softball/Baseball Scholarship, presented by Mr. Scott Cater; Bryanna Valenzuela, $1,000, Rent-A-Center Make A difference Scholarship, presented by Mr. Brian Hicks; Joseph Gonzales, $80,000 plus all tuition, US Marine Corps. presented by Marine Corp. Sgt.; Andrea Puentes is the Salutatorian and Krysten Andrade was the Valedictorian for the 2008-2009, high school year.

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Video: Mike Tyson Finally Plays Punch-Out
Mike Tyson's Punch-Out was an NES staple back in the day, with the former champ being one of the most difficult opponents you'd ever face in the Punch-Out series. But can Tyson beat Tyson?
Apparently not
Mike Tyson's Punch-Out was an NES staple back in the day, with the former champ being one of the most difficult opponents you'd ever face in the Punch-Out series. But can Tyson beat Tyson?
Apparently not
Despite having a stable of iconic characters that are known throughout the world, Nintendo has stayed pretty clear of the movie business, with the disastrous 'Super Mario Brothers' movie being the video game company's only real Hollywood experience. However, a recently revealed video proves that they haven't been without offers. Did you know that animation company Imagi tried to pitch a Legend of Zelda movie a few years back? We didn't either.
Girls love to brag about their significant others, especially if those significant others can take out fire-breathing dragons and giant monsters.
Such is the case with friends Princess peach and Princess Zelda, who argue about which boyfriend is better -- Link or Mario
I have been doing these GTTBYD posts for quite some time now, and I never even thought about posting this one. THE GAME THAT STARTED IT ALL! Well, it didn't really start 'it' all but it did create a international icon and changed the way gaming was played forever. When you got your NES game console, you were treated with Duck Hunt and the classic...Super Mario Bros.
Comic-Con 2013 in San Diego has come and gone. Pop culture geeks from all around the world gathered in one area for a few days to talk about comics, movies, televisions and anime. They also came to show off their cosplay costumes. Arcade Sushi writers Katrina Hill and Alex Langley went down to San Diego and snapped a few pics of various cosplayers. We've got cosplayers from movies, comics, television, video games and anime. And some that are probably just made up after a night of drinking. Check out these cosplayers from Comic-Con 2013.
The next generation of consoles is upon us, so it's time to answer the questions that have been on every gaming fanboy's mind since this generation started, "Who won the console war? Was it Sony with the PS3, Microsoft with the Xbox 360, or Nintendo with the Wii?" Well let's take a look at the competitors and find out, shall we?
Say hello to the father of all video game consoles, the Magnavox Odyssey. Marvel at it's glowing boxes and transparent screen overlays. Ponder why the console comes with dice, chips, and playing cards. Be wowed by the poorly designed controllers that look more like an 8-track than an input device. Behold! The Magnavox Odyssey!
An anonymous donor has posted $500,000 bail for a Texas teen many feel has been wrongly imprisoned.
Resident Evil, one of the most recognizable game series of all time. The first game in the series came out in 1994, and blew us all away. With the terrifying atmosphere of the mansion, the crazy zombies, and a plot line that kept you going through the game. What did the game all come down to though? Fear. Can you say this about the game series today though? Not really.
In the 1980's, video games only required 2 people to program a single game. Nowadays, they require a team of over 1000 to produce one game! The cool thing though about a single programmer, is that they can come up with some weird stuff. Like a fluffy ball thing with legs and a large tubular nose.
Resident Evil 2 is still my favorite RE game of all time, but 3 is a very close second. During the PSX era, there was a ton of amazing games coming out, and most of those today are considered classic games (I never want to think of something I grew up with as "classic")! Resident Evil 3 Nemesis is the last RE game on PSX, so how does it hold up?
Back in 1993, I found out that my favorite video game characters were going to hit the silver screen! MARIO AND LUIGI! I couldn't wait! Watching fireballs fly, jumping on Koopa's, squishing Goomba's, etc! As a kid, who wouldn't be excited to see this? Instead, what we got, was something COMPLETELY different. This movie TANKED at the box office. Is the Super Mario Bros. Movie, really that bad?


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Insurrection as an episode...
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sonak wrote:
horatio83 wrote:
Dream wrote:
They might have been saved before they died? The Federation was planning to research the planet's healing propeties to improve their current medicines.
Insurrection took place during or shortly after the Dominon War. The Federation was in bad shape.
They might very well have shared their resources after the events of INS but nobody bothered to ask them, the Feds just rushed in and tried to rob them. Some fans seem to confuse the Klingon Empire and the United Federation of Planets.
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I wouldn't call them living out their rest of their normal lifespans a death sentence. Anij was already over 300 years old herself. Many people in the galaxy were never as lucky as the Baku were to discover the planet.
People forget that the planet was in Federation space. Also the original Baku had arrived there from another planet.
A big problem with the Baku was that they simply weren't likeable.
First time I heard that justice should be based upon how likable somebody is.
I think it's extremely unlikely that the Baku would share their resources. They knew full well what they were sitting on, which is why they stayed there hidden, and didn't tell anyone about what they'd stumbled upon. After the events of INS, they had to have known what Dougherty was originally after.
Sympathy isn't necessary for justice, but it DOES help in a fictional story where the audience is supposed to side with a group. It has been said by many critics of INS that a major issue with it is that it's very hard to sympathize with the Baku, which cripples the movie, because we either
(a) don't care about what happens to the Baku or
(b) actively root against them
also, comparisons to "theft" and the Klingon empire are silly. Eminent domain is a pretty common policy of even democratic governments and few think it's an example of "tyranny." If a small village were sitting on a revolutionary cure for a major disease I don't think any serious people would oppose moving them to get at the cure.
That's not exactly how it works.
1.>While the planet might be in Federation space it is inhabiated.
2.>The inhabitant's aren't part of the Federation
3.>While the inhabitant's aren't native to that world, it could be considered a colony world.
From evidence we saw throught ST, that basically means it is off limits to the Federation.
In the example cited above if that village was part of your nation, then yes they could be moved. In the case of the Ba'ku they weren't part of the Federation so Eminant Domian wouldn't apply.
The Federation basically got invovled into an internal matter between the Ba'ku and Son'a as they were the same race.
On the continent of wild endeavour in the mountains of solace and solitude there stood the citadel of the time lords, the oldest and most mighty race in the universe looking down on the galaxies below sworn never to interfere only to watch.
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Surface Coal Mining:
Characteristics of Mining in Mountainous Areas of Kentucky and West Virginia
GAO-10-21: Published: Dec 9, 2009. Publicly Released: Dec 9, 2009.
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Surface coal mining in the mountainous areas of Appalachia--often called "mountaintop mining"--generates controversy, in part because of its scale and the post-mining appearance of the land. Yet there is limited public access to information on the size, location, and life span of these operations, or on how the land can be expected to look afterward. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) was asked to report on the characteristics of (1) surface coal mining and (2) reclaimed lands that were disturbed by surface coal mining in the mountainous, eastern part of Kentucky and in West Virginia, where most such mining occurs. Federal and state law requires mining operators to obtain permits before mining. Among other things, the permits identify the acres under open permit (the acres subject to mining associated with a permit that has not been closed) and how the land will be reclaimed--including the post-mining land use, whether the approximate original contour (AOC) of the land will be restored, and the extent to which excess earth, rock, and other materials (known as "spoil") are placed in nearby valleys. For this study, GAO relied on electronic databases of mining permits maintained by Kentucky and West Virginia. This report makes no recommendations. In commenting on a draft of this report, the Department of the Interior and the two state mining agencies generally agreed with our findings
Surface coal mining in Kentucky and West Virginia had the following important characteristics, based on permits issued from January 1990 through July 2008: (1) The number of acres under open permit increased by an average annual rate of 2.2 percent in Kentucky and 1.7 percent in West Virginia; (2) the number of acres under open permit became more geographically concentrated; (3) the length of time that permits were open varied from less than a year to more than 18 years; (4) in West Virginia, 28 contiguously permitted areas contained nearly half of the permitted acres, as of July 2008. Reclaimed lands had the following important characteristics, based on permits issued from January 2000 through July 2008: (1) The most common type of post-mining land use in Kentucky was fish and wildlife habitat and, in West Virginia, it was forestlandl; (2) most permits required operators to reclaim the land to AOC, but there were some exceptions (called variances). Most of the variances were for lands where there was insufficient spoil to restore AOC because the land had been previously mined but not reclaimed; (3) Kentucky and West Virginia collectively approved nearly 2,000 fills to store at least 4.9 billion cubic yards of excess spoil in nearby valleys.
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EPA Science Advisory Panels:Preliminary Observations on the Processes for Providing Scientific AdviceGAO-15-636T: Published: May 20, 2015. Publicly Released: May 20, 2015.
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From the article: A Study of Step 11
Step 11 of the suggested Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous: "Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out."
Please share your personal experience with step 11.
step 11
- For all blessings yesterday, today and those yet to come I give thanks daily, for all is truly a blessing if even in disguise, for a person of faith. In Step 11 if says, 'sought', yes one must seek to find. It is progress not perfection. I was taught my first day of sobriety in Santa Ana Ca. never to pray for myself. I can honestly say I have resisted the temptaion, and never have. I have prayed ernestly for all others including my enemys and I can honestly say I have been rewarded 10 fold. I have all that I need, I am so blessed. When there is any sort of disturbance, in my head, I immediately get into my attitude of gratitude and give thanks starting from A - Z. By the time I am at Z, the disturbance is gone! For all things give thanks. Peace, JN
- —Guest julia n.
Quiet and Still for Universal Appeal
- Some of the key ways that I practice Step 11 involves my morning meditation. This is a quiet time with my Higher Power whereby I'll close my eyes and just "be still" seeking His/Her presence as the earth continues revolving around the sun while spinning on it's axis! Then I'll read the day's passages from the books "24 hours a Day" and "Daily Reflections". I read a couple other daily meditative writings too, and I find these helpful in preparing and focusing my thoughts for the day. Throughout the day, whenever I might feel restless, irritable, and discontent, I'll take a deep breath and tell myself--- "I choose peace rather than this". I'll also say the "Serenity Prayer". Before retiring at night, I say a prayer of thanks, and ask for my Higher Power's guidance and that His/Her will be done. For even if I didn't get as much accomplished as I had intended, I am very grateful and relish in the fact that it was indeed a successful day simply because I did not pick up a drink! ODAAT!!
- —Guest 1hourataT9
Impotance of 11th step
- The 11th step is one of the many things of AA that will keep your mind God centered. Thus as a believer, thinking of God and his will for you, which helps me be more conscious of my decisions, also known as doing the right thing.
- —Guest kyle
Favorite step
- Practicing this step on a daily basis is as important to me as breathing and eating. Both are nourishment and necessary; one for the body, the other for the soul.
- —Guest susan
Falls into place
- Upon awakening I say good morning to my God. In my prayers I ask what his will is for me and that he give me the power to carry that out and how can I be of service that day.I can usually tell when I am in God's will because everything I do falls into place like a puzzle just the way God wants it to be. I love step 11 and I am grateful that the step is there.
- —Guest SHIRLEYC.
My High, Higher, Highest Power
- God blessed me by removing all earthly companions (friends and family), there was then noone to turn to but God Alone.
- —Guest email@example.com
Step 11
- Having done the steps through the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, step 11 is a step that has to be practiced every day
- —Guest pat
Desire and Will
- Desire and will at the starting line, who will win, well, will must be awakened, because desire is ready to go, and when will is awoke he will put on his shoes and start the journey but it is a trudge, and when it is accomplished it masters the desire, and then it is practiced. well quiet time is the best for meditation to quiet the desire and confusion, then we are able to reflect and search out one God, and find the peace and serenity,
- —Guest Dave
Step eleven response
- As far as I am concerned ALL of the steps done in proper sequence and order are ALL equally as important as the other's Yep, I pray constantly throughout my awake time on this (for ME ) clean and sober world.
- —arniekozak


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The Best American Poetry 1990by Jorie Graham
An installment of a yearly anthology of poems.
Dream of the Unified Field: Selected Poems, 1974-1994by Jorie Graham
The 1996 Pulitzer winner in poetry and a major collection, Jorie Graham's The Dream of the United Field: Selected Poems, 1974-1994 spans twenty years of writing and includes generous selections from her first five books.
Erosionby Jorie Graham
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Hybrids of Plants and of Ghostsby Jorie Graham
"How I would like to catch the world / at pure idea," writes Jorie Graham, for whom a bird may be an alphabet, and flight an arc. Whatever the occasion--and her work offers a rich profusion of them--the poems reach to where possession is not within us, where new names are needed and meaning enlarged. Hence, what she sees reminds her of what is missing, and what she knows suggests what she cannot. From any event, she arcs bravely into the farthest reaches of mind. Fast readers will have trouble, but so what. To the good reader afraid of complexity, I would offer the clear trust that must bond us to such signal poems as (simply to cite three appearing in a row) "Mother's Sewing Box," "For My Father Looking for My Uncle," and "The Chicory Comes Out Late August in Umbria." Finally, the poet's words again: ". . . you get / just what you want" and (just before that), "Just as / from time to time / we need to seize again / the whole language / in search of / better desires."--Marvin Bell
Sea Changeby Jorie Graham
The New York Times has said that "Jorie Graham's poetry is among the most sensuously embodied and imaginative writing we have," and this new collection is a reminder of how startling, original, and deeply relevant her poetry is. In Sea Change, Graham brings us to the once-unimaginable threshold at which civilization as we know it becomes unsustainable. How might the human spirit persist, caught between its abiding love of beauty, its acknowledgment of continuing injury and damage done, and the realization that the existence of a "future" itself may no longer be assured? There is no better writer to confront such crucial matters than Jorie Graham. In addition to her recognized achievements as a poet of philosophical, aesthetic, and moral concerns, Graham has also been acknowledged as "our most formidable nature poet" (Publishers Weekly). As gorgeous and formally inventive as anything she has written, Sea Change is an essential work speaking out for our planet and the world we have known.
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LOS ANGELES – Tony Gonzalez is running late. It's a soggy Monday morning in Southern California, and the commute from Huntington Beach to the Sunset Strip is long and arduous.
The same can be said of an NFL season. Gonzalez would know: He has endured 16 of them as a Hall of Fame-bound tight end for Kansas City and Atlanta.
This past season was supposed to be Gonzalez's last ride – he was 95 percent sure of it – but by mid-March he had changed his mind. The Huntington Beach High product is taking one more Super Bowl shot with the Falcons, who return the bulk of a team that very nearly won January's NFC Championship Game.
With his chiseled power forward's body, Gonzalez looks as if he could play another 10 years. That makes him the perfect spokesman for FitStar, a new personal-training app available in the iTunes App Store this week.
The app – which allows users to customize their workout routines and train with an NFL All-Pro – was one of numerous topics covered when Gonzalez recently sat down for an interview in a suite at the posh Mondrian Hotel. The conversation began with his retirement reversal.
Q: What changed after the season in terms of your decision to come back?
A: Honestly, probably, my son Nikko, who doesn't live with me. He lives out here during the season. He was a big reason I wanted to retire. I wanted to spend more time with him; he's getting older. (Nikko is 12 and lives with his mother and stepfather in Beverly Hills.) I've never really been around during the season. He told me, 'Look, you're so close, if you want to come back, it's fine with me.' He was the reason I was gonna retire, and he's the reason I decided not to retire – the main reason. Now, there's other reasons that go into that, how good of a team we are, how close we came, the talent we have on the team. And I can still play at a good level.
Q: To what extent, if at all, did peer pressure factor into your decision? Were your teammates texting you, calling you, badgering you?
A: They played a part. Getting texts from Matt (Ryan) and Roddy (White). They were telling me throughout the season, 'He ain't going nowhere.' But I was adamant with them: 'Hey, I am going. I don't care what you guys say.' ... That's what I was preparing myself for. I was 95 percent sure it was going to go down that way. But the owner called me; that was really cool. Smitty (Falcons coach Mike Smith) flew out to visit with me; that was really cool. They made an effort.
Q: I was talking to your teammate Sam Baker last season, and he told a similar tale about Smith coming out to visit him. Is he a different kind of coach?
A: To do something like that? Get on a plane to come out and visit with a player? Yeah. That's why I love him. That's why he's great. My whole situation in Atlanta has been unbelievable. The way the organization is run from the owner down to the general manager to the coach to the players, just in the locker room, it's unlike anything I've ever been around. It's been a lot of fun. I'm so thankful I was actually able to be with this type of organization. Nothing against Kansas City; Kansas City's great too. It's just a different feel around that locker room.
Q: At age 37, are you as good a player now as you were in your heyday?
A: I think so.
Q: Are you just as athletic as before?
A: Not as athletic. Shoot, I can barely dunk with two hands anymore; I used to get up there. But I'm way smarter. You look at Michael Jordan, those last couple years with the Bulls. Look at Kobe Bryant; he's not as athletic as he used to be, but he's way smarter. I'm still putting up the same stats. The production is the same. Leverage, blocking-wise, you take so much stress off of the physical side of it once you know how to have good technique. You don't have to work as hard. The same thing with route running.
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Fool's Gold Summer Kisses
Fool's Gold, California is The Land of Happy Endings, the setting of a series of fun, quirky romance novels from bestselling author Susan Mallery.
Dear Reader, If you love small town romances, I hope you'll enjoy returning to Fool's Gold, California. The Fool's Gold romances started last year with Chasing Perfect, Almost Perfect, and Finding Perfect. This year, the Hendrix triplets will fall in love. Wait until you meet the men I've lined up for Dakota, Montana, and Nevada! The Fool's Gold Summer Kisses magazine is my gift to readers who love this quirky little town with the man shortage. Only Mine, Only Yours, and Only His will be out in August, September, and October. Read them, and you'll see that Fool's Gold is the Land of Happy Endings! Lots of other fun freebies and between-the-books updates at FoolsGoldCA.com. Free excerpts, too! Don't miss these 2010 Fool's Gold romances: Get a QR code scanner with the free Susan Mallery app for iPhone and Android! Book Binge Visit us online at: thebookbinge.com Three fun, fearless women who Love to Read. Bella's Juice Beauty Parlor Gossip that Will Curl Your Hair! Contributor Bella Gionni owns House of Bella Salon on Katie Lane in downtown Fool's Gold. Her sister Julia owns Chez Julia Salon. The sisters have been feuding for years, but no one knows why. amera crews are coming any day now to shoot a reality TV dating show. I may be desperate, but I'm not that desperate! The city council is asking everyone to please, please not embarrass Fool's Gold. We've already been the punchline of too many late night talk shows. Dakota Hendrix, the middle triplet, will serve as the town's liaison with the production company, poor thing! No one can say no to Mayor Marsha. By the way, has anyone else noticed that Dakota isn't her usual cheerful self? Something's going on with that girl, something big. If you can tell me why Dakota is so sad, I'll shape your eyebrows for free. (Dakota, honey, that goes for you, too!) ots of well-dressed, adorable doggies around Fool's Gold these days, but check yourself before you pet them. They might be in training. Turns out, that mysterious Max who bought all the land out past O'Brian Hill has opened a service dog training facility. I heard he can teach dogs to read! Any man who loves dogs must have a good heart. Word is, he's looking for someone to help with the training. No experience necessary. C Sammi's Blog product reviews giveaways girl talk wordsearchpuzzledreams.com L A ll you young ladies who want to marry a doctor better come on in to get your hair and nails done this week. We got a new doctor coming to town soon, and from what I hear, he's world-famous, and a looker, to boot. He specializes in helping kids who've been burned, bless his heart. 'all as excited as I am about the casino being built outside of town? I met an ex-boyfriend over at the Thunder Valley Casino a few years back, and even though we broke up, I still associate casinos with getting lucky, if you know what I mean. They're calling ours the Lucky Lady, and it's being built by Elliot Janack, one of the richest and handsomest men in America. They're hiring locals, folks, so if you're in construction, could be a good opportunity. Y Bestselling Author Susan Mallery Visits Fool's Gold Photos by Amber Vrai, www.ambervraiphotography.com Morgan, the owner of Morgan's Bookstore, hangs a banner to welcome bestselling author Susan Mallery to Fool's Gold. While Pia Moreno was having her book signed, she told Mallery that the twins she's carrying are biologically neither hers nor her husband's. "What an amazing story," Mallery exclaimed. "I may put that in a book some day." Denise Hendrix getting three books signed by Mallery for her triplet daughters, Dakota, Montana, and Nevada. Having a New York Times bestselling author around is nothing new to the people of Fool's Gold. After all, mystery writer Liz Sutton grew up here and moved back to town last year to marry her secret high school love. But although locals have grown accustomed to seeing Liz, excitement ran high when author Susan Mallery came to town to sign copies of her latest bestseller, Already Home. They lined up at Morgan's Bookstore. "I'm a Member at SusanMallery.com," Denise Hendrix said breathlessly, as she handed a stack of three books to Mallery. "I'm buying these for my daughters. They're triplets. They're all single and 28 years old. They need some romance in their life." "Honey, everybody needs romance in their life," Mallery replied. "Are you getting any?" Denise blushed and waved away the question. "I've been widowed for ten years. Just the thought of dating again scares the bejeebers out of me." With a laugh, Mallery handed back the books, signed, along with a special gift she had brought for Members at her website. "You're never too old, and you have a great figure. If you decide to date again, you'll have men beating down your door." "You think so?" Denise looked thoughtful as she walked away. City Event Planner Pia Moreno was on hand, looking as stylish as usual, even while six months pregnant with twins. The other women in attendance, led by Mallery, threw an impromptu baby shower for Pia, with each buying a baby-themed book for the mom-to-be. "I'll never say no to a party," Pia said with a laugh. Gladys, one of the City Council members in attendance, asked Mallery why she had included a small town like Fool's Gold on her book tour. "I met Liz Sutton at a writing conference, and she told me that a group of little old ladies saved her from a stalker last year. For months, I couldn't get that image out of my head. What a special town! Then I heard Ellen DeGeneres joking about how she wouldn't mind living in a town with a man shortage, and I realized she was talking about Fool's Gold. It felt like fate, so I immediately called my publicist. Unfortunately, she couldn't get me on The Ellen Show, but she was able to schedule this signing at Morgan's Books." "Hmph! I'm going to have words with Liz Sutton," said Gladys. "I was one of the women who beat up her stalker, and I resent being called a `little old lady.'" Mallery joined her fans for a drink at Jo's Bar, then ducked out of town before she could cause any more trouble. Baby Boom Keeps Mayor Hopping Mayor Marsha is working overtime these days. The longest serving mayor in California made a commitment years ago to personally greet each baby born in Fool's Gold, and the town seems to be in the midst of an unprecedented baby boom. "For a town with a man shortage, the women sure aren't having any problems making babies," the mayor said as she rocked her four-month-old great-granddaughter, Fiona Golden. "I tell the hospital to call me day or night." The hospital has been calling the mayor so often lately that she keeps a pressed suit and heels ready to go at her bedside, and she eats lunch most days in the hospital cafeteria. That's where she is now, joined by her granddaughter, great-granddaughter, and a very pregnant Pia Moreno, wife of NFL superstar Raoul Moreno. Townsfolk have begun joking that pregnant women should synchronize going into labor to save the mayor an extra trip. "I'm doing my part by having twins," Pia says. "A two-for-one!" "And don't think I don't appreciate it," Mayor Marsha returns. She places a soft kiss on baby Fiona's head, then whispers, "What a lucky baby, to start life in the Land of Happy Endings!" Get this Land of Happy Endings onesie at www.zazzle.com/susanmallery! The Land of Happy Endings Quilt Judy Hopkins, author or co-author of 19 quilting books, designed this fun, festive quilt pattern to celebrate Fool's Gold. The Land of Happy Endings Quilt pattern is available for free at FoolsGoldCA.com. Designed and pieced by Judy Hopkins, hand-quilted by Julie Kimberlin. Free printable recipes at www.susanmallery.com! Corn and Blueberry Pasta Salad 3 ears sweet corn � C fresh blueberries � C cucumber, sliced � C carrots, diced � C sugar snap peas, chopped � C red onion, diced � C red bell pepper, diced � C cheddar cheese, in �-inch chunks 2 T chopped fresh cilantro � jalape�o pepper, seeded and finely chopped 4 C cooked whole wheat pasta Dressing: 1 C mayonnaise 1 T lime juice 1 T olive oil 2 t honey � t ground cumin While the pasta is cooking boil the corn for 5-7 minutes, then drain and rinse with cool water. Wait until the corn is cool enough that it won't melt the cheese when you mix the ingredients. Cut the kernels from the cobs and place in a large bowl with the rest of the ingredients through the pasta. Whisk together the dressing ingredients and add to the pasta mixture. Fold in the dressing gently so you don't pop the blueberries. Refrigerate overnight if you can resist it that long. Try to give it at least a couple of hours for the flavors to meld.


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Japan: The Basics
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Japan: The Basics, is an engaging introduction to the culture, society and the global positioning of Japan. Taking a fresh look at stereotypes associated with Japan, it provides a well-rounded introduction to a constantly evolving country. It addresses such questions as: • How do we go about...
Published November 18th 2014 by Routledge
Dealing with Disaster in Japan
Responses to the Flight JL123 Crash
Series: Routledge Contemporary Japan Series
Just as the sinking of the Titanic is embedded in the public consciousness in the English-speaking world, so the crash of JAL flight JL123 is part of the Japanese collective memory. The 1985 crash involved the largest loss of life for any single air crash in the world. 520 people, many of whom had...
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Politics of Modern Japan
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Owing to the changing nature of Japan and its role within the world, more needs to be known of the dynamics of Japanese politics. This timely set brings together key articles on the most crucial issues facing Japanese politics today, and the relationship between Japanese politics and the main...
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From Bullet Train to Symbol of Modern Japan
The image of the shinkansen – or 'bullet train' – passing Mount Fuji is one of the most renowned images of modern Japan. Yet, despite its international reputation for speed and punctuality, little is understood about what makes it work so well and what its impact is. This is a comprehensive...
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Reward for High Public Office
Asian and Pacific Rim States
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The choices made by governments about how to reward their top employees reveal a great deal about their values and their assumptions about governing. This book examines rewards of high public office in seven Asian political systems, a particularly rich set of cases for exploring the causes and...
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Japanese Education Reform
Nakasone's Legacy
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The Japanese education system has attracted increasing attention over the past 20 years, largely due to the belief that it has been central to Japan's economic growth. Many have felt, however that the system is stunted by an inability, or perhaps even on an incapacity, to change. This study...
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Telecommunications Regulation
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Using unprecedented access to the key actors inside the UK Office of Telecommunications (OFTEL) and supporting interviews, this book explores how telecommunications regulation works from the inside....
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'I Have Energy Again, I Don't Wake Up Exhausted, and I Feel Good': A New Review of Gene-Eden, the Antiviral Supplement
ROCHESTER, N.Y., April 12 /PRNewswire/ — L. Danehy (NM, USA), a long time user of Gene-Eden, posted a new review of Gene-Eden on the Amazon.com website. Gene-Eden is a science-based, natural antiviral supplement that targets chronic viruses, including the Hepatitis viruses, the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), and the Epstein Barr Virus (EBV). In the review, Danehy says:
"I was diagnosed with chronic Epstein Barr Virus. Due to a bad case of Mono in my 20′s. The result is that I had gotten to a place where it was difficult to make it through the day, the exhaustion was making my life hard to do. I had gone to the Dr's and he had offered me a prescription for some drug, but the side effects were dangerous and I just didn't want to deal with that also. So, I did some research and found Gene Eden, I thought, what the heck. I have been taking this supplement for 6 months. I feel so much better. I have energy again, I don't wake up exhausted, and I feel good. I have noticed if I forget to take it for a few days, I might start getting a sore throat, or tired. But, I am on a routine for the most part and I can't imagine not having this supplement as part of my solution for my health. I highly recommend it."
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Man outraged by zoo's Buddha statues
A patron at Missouri's Kansas City Zoo has complained about the zoo's Buddha statues, calling them
infuriating to God.
David Engle said he was shocked when he saw zoo visitors rubbing the heads and bellies of two smiling Buddha statues at the entrance to the zoo's Tiger Trail area while visiting the attraction with his family, the Kansas City Star reported Wednesday.
Engle, a Christian, described the presence of the statues as idolatry and
infuriating to God.
We can't have a cross or a nativity scene on public property, the Overland Park, Kan., man said.
It is phenomenal to me that the zoo would put up Buddha statues.
Zoo Director Randy Wisthoff said Engle's complaint was the first he has received about the statues since they were purchased a few years ago to accent the Tiger Trail's Asian theme.
The zoo stays out of all politics and religion, Wisthoff said.
I'm sorry somebody interpreted it that way. I appreciate his comments and concerns. We will discuss it with our board leadership and see if they want me to get rid of them.


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I read this book a few weeks after my second daughter was born. This is one of the most concise books I have read on NLP, and this is a major strength for new mums who may have limited time and energy to read anything much in the aftermath of new baby, sleepless nights etc! Although concise, the author has covered the key principles of NLP in a highly readable format, and has applied them imaginatively to the issues facing new mums, encouraging the reader to try out the approaches through the practical workbook style. I was able to immediately apply the learning and insights from this book to my own situation, and this has had a positive and energising effect for my family and myself. I work as a doctor (GP) and will recommend this book to new (and no so new!)mums.Read moreLess
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Yeah, I discovered after buying her that she had a problem with the area of the hull that supports the compression post. Apparantly there was originally a wooden support between the post and the hull that rotted away. Either the first or second owner replaced the wood with metal...no problem, but one of them tightened the hell out of the rigging, probably before they discovered the rotted wood and was experiencing sag. Anyway, that opened-up a whole new can of worms that I have fixed, and have tuned the rig to proper specs. What's wierd though is the mast is in the c-line fore and aft, and athwortship, but it is turned maybe a degree to port. The other strange thing is the mast has a slight bow in it that I can't get rid of unless all the rigging is loosed. The bow goes aft which causes the top of the mast to go forward ever so slightly. The funny thing is she points better than an irish setter. So, where are you on the west coast of Fla?
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Louis: "We're all really different. Liam likes the girl our song, 'What Makes You Beautiful'.
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I am a lawyer in San Francisco with a firm called Keker & Van Nest. I was one of Aaron's lawyers in his criminal case, in 2012 and early 2013.
I didn't know Aaron that well, and our interactions were always colored by the fact that he didn't really want to be talking to me. I was a criminal defense lawyer after all, and the only reason we knew each other was because he was facing a federal criminal indictment under the CFAA (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act) for computer fraud.
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BEIJING: India and China, two of the world's fastest growing economies, issued a joint statement on Monday reiterating their commitment to placing "the development dimension at the heart" of the World Trade OrganiZation's (WTO) ongoing Doha Round of negotiations.
The statement followed a meeting between Indian Commerce Minister Kamal Nath and his Chinese counterpart Bo Xilai HERE on Monday. It is one of the clearest indications yet of a serious effort on the part of the two countries to harmonise a common position in the WTO.
During their discussions, the two ministers emphasised that the economic and trade relationship between India and China is of "global and strategic significance." They thus concluded that "an increased participation and a constructive role of the two countries in all key issues, including issues of international trade, can further strengthen their partnership for international efforts to deal with global challenges and threats."
Mr. Kamal Nath briefed Mr Bo Xilai on the recently concluded talks in New Delhi between the trade ministers of the G-4 group of countries that include India, Brazil, the U.S. and the European Union. A year-end deadline for concluding the Doha Round of trade talks was set at that meeting.
Since its launch in 2001, however, the Doha Round, has missed deadline after deadline with negotiators struggling to find common ground on thorny issues such as agricultural subsidies as well as market access for industrial goods and services.
Meeting an end-year deadline would mean that some kind of a breakthrough is needed within weeks.
Key sticking points have been how far developed countries are prepared to go in cutting farming subsidies and in turn how far developing nations will allow access to their markets in agriculture and industrial products.
According to the joint statement, the two ministers agreed that the major issue impeding the progress of the Doha Round was "the lack of movement by developed countries in terms of early removal of distortions, caused by huge subsidies and significant market access barriers in developed countries.''
They thus "urged the developed member countries to realise that they bear a special and specific responsibility for the outcome of the Doha Round'' by showing a readiness to implement measures that would remove trade distortions and by significantly opening up their markets. The joint statement concluded that the current positions of the developed countries did not provide an adequate basis for successful negotiations on agriculture and called for an "improvement" of these positions in particular in what it called "the two crucial areas of domestic support and agricultural market access.''
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Members of a Henry County church brought the Christmas story to life, as a way to reach out to the local community.
Stockbridge Presbyterian Church, at 4740 North Henry Blvd., produced a live nativity scene, Friday, on the church's grounds.
"We want to get to know our neighbors," said the pastor, the Rev. Susan Bennett. "It's something that we want to do for the community, to remind people that it's not just about presents, and parties, and credit cards. All those things are good, but the bottom-line meaning, is about celebrating Christ's birth. So this is just a reminder."
The event featured church members in period attire, as well as a 1-year-old goat named Gomer. Guests were also treated to Christmas cookies, hot cider and other items, as they enjoyed a visual story of Jesus Christ's birth in a manger in Bethlehem.
Stephanie Dunn, a member at Stockbridge Presbyterian, portrayed the virgin Mary, in one of two hours in the presentation. Her husband, John, took on the role of Joseph. He said participating in the nativity scene enabled him to show his appreciation for the impact Stockbridge Presbyterian has had on his life.
"I've been a member of that church for 42 years now," he said. "They've given me a lot, so I owe them a lot. We're a small church, and everybody needs to kick in when they can."
The Stockbridge couple's son, Adam, and daughter, Allie, also acted out the nativity scene as Joseph and Mary in another hour of the presentation.
Stephanie Dunn, prior to the live production, said she never expected to assume the role of Jesus' mother, but was eager to do so as a way to minister to area residents.
"Stockbridge Presbyterian Church is very involved in outreach," said Dunn. "We're ... in the center of SB, in a heavily traveled area, and I hope that people that may not have been able to see something like this before will have the opportunity to see it."
Carolyn Francis, also of Stockbridge, said she was grateful to the church for providing a tangible picture of the biblical story.
"They're trying to reach out to the community, to give an experience of Christmas — something you can touch and you can see," said Francis. "They're trying to make it a little bit of a reality, to give a possibility of the scene the night that Jesus was born, something that would make you feel some kind of a closeness, something that is there, and not in a place far off."
Church member, Sara Moseley, of Stockbridge, waited with anticipation for her church's visual presentation of the Christmas story. She enjoyed seeing the live nativity scene, as a reminder of Jesus' birth.
"I love it," said Moseley. "This is the first year for this, and I just wanted to see what it was all about. I love nativity scenes."
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