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A self-consistent analytical methodology for evaluating the economic incentives for symbiotic electricity generation systems that consist of fusion breeder reactors and supported fission converter reactors is developed. This methodology employs a discounted cash flow analysis of breeder and converter direct operating costs and indirect capital costs, as well as a novel treatment of fissile inventory charges. Three figures of merit are emphasized:
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Hospice and Palliative Care Services
Forchheimer Jewish Palliative Care Center
Within the Hebrew Home, the Forchheimer Jewish Palliative
Care Center offers residents the best possible
quality of life through relief of suffering, and control of pain and symptoms at
the end of life, and offers their families the opportunity to be with them throughout
this highly personal and culturally sensitive experience. The Center offers a comprehensive
series of hospice and palliative care services that include the following three
components-Comfort Care, Hospice, and Pain Management.
Comfort Care
The Comfort Care program is available when no further effort is feasible to reverse the course of a terminal medical condition. When one is no longer able to decide on his/her own, a family member or representative can share in the decision to give comfort and quality of life the highest priority.
This program tailors services to the person's wishes and lifestyle in cooperation with the family, physician, nurse, social worker and rabbi. In the absence of any such expressions, the team chooses activities it believes the resident may have sought on his/her own. For example, a man who had been active in his synagogue, may be enabled to attend services. Someone who liked to work in the garden, may wish to have flowers in his or her room, while others may choose to hear soft music. The celebration of a Passover seder or a Purim seudah surrounded by family members may be planned at the bedside in an effort to include the person who is ill.
The Hebrew Home staff provides anticipatory grief counseling to assuage feelings of powerlessness, fear, and guilt. On occasion, family members may wish to remain near the resident. The Home can provide overnight accommodations at our hospice care facilities and meals for a relative wishing to be close at this difficult time. In addition, the Home's rabbinic staff are available to provide pastoral counseling, spiritual guidance, and opportunities for prayer for the entire family.
The Hospice program at The Hebrew Home at Riverdale includes all that Comfort Care provides but offers additional nurse and social work visits and more extensive bereavement services for families, if these are desired.
Hospice recognizes the multidimensional nature of suffering, responds with care to the patient and family member, and communicates in a language that conveys mutuality, respect and interdependence. More than any other health care program, it is unique in that the resident and family control the environment and lifestyle, including treatment modalities.
Pain Management
In the final stage of life, pain may be so severe and chronic that it significantly interferes with the quality of life of the terminally ill person. The Pain Management program is part of the Comfort Care and Hospice services. It enables physicians to prescribe analgesic medications not as commonly provided or not generally administered on an ongoing basis basis as part of palliative care services.
A variety of other techniques are used to manage pain: massage therapy; comfort devices to ease positioning changes; body supports; rehabilitation; music; art and drama. Families may also benefit from the services of the nurses, social workers and psychologists. In addition, a consulting physician specializing in pain management is available to see residents with pain who are not responding to traditional modalities.


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Leura is renowned for its shops – you can spend an entire day browsing and buying. Many shops have multiple rooms as they have been converted from turn-of-the century cottages. There is a delightful gift shop in an old church and it is even possible to shop immediately as a number of shops are located around the periphery of the carpark – there are so many choices – check out the village map.
Megalong Books
Address: 183 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 1302
Megalong Books is an 'institution,' a long-time mainstay on Leura Mall and we love independent bookstores– staff are knowledgeable readers and capable in making suggestions for fact or fiction reading for yourself or as a gift. Service is personal and prompt and if you adore books, well having 15,000 titles in stock is an impressive reason to hang around and browse.
We are drawn to Megalong Books for several reasons: walls and walls of books line shelves from floor to ceiling, while DVDs of favourite flicks and great classical music CDs give lots of options. Each shelf holds some new surprise. Megalong is the book version of comfort food for bibliophiles - calm and reassuring.
Tucked away in this quirky and cosy shop are some must-reads in fiction or non-fiction, geography, history, travel and specialty books about the Blue Mountains if you're seeking a memento of your visit. If you're planning a bushwalk around Leura or anywhere in the mountains, don't overlook Megalong's outstanding selection of titles on Blue Mountains walks. This is one remarkable bookstore! Grandparents: the selection of children's book (in the back room) is quite extraordinary. You'll find the perfect book for that little one expecting a gift back home.
Gifts 'n' Things
Address: 134a The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 3832
Of the numerous shops along the Mall, Gifts 'n' Things has maintained its Edwardian-look. From its front verandah through the multiple rooms (with open fire) this is the ultimate gift shop. You'll need browsing time, as each room has its surprises – collectibles and country homewares line the shelves of this turn-of-the-century building and will charm their way into your heart and home.
Great trendy fashion is Gifts' trademark – strappy colourful sundresses in summer and beautiful warm wraps in winter. Don't overlook the selection of winter accessories – scarves and gloves. If vintage is your fashion, you'll find period-style jewellery in display cases.
Over the years, we've observed that owner Jo Davidson is always charming and treats every customer as a special guest, rare in today's hustle and bustle. Gifts 'n' Things is an appointed stocklist of Crabtree & Evelyn toiletries and fragrances. 'The little shop with the inviting verandah on Leura Mall' is open seven days.
Teddy Sinclair
Address: 177-179 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 3154
Occasionally, a proprietor makes her/his way to the top of 'exceptional' – becoming a leader by sourcing particular brands, originality in display (of stock) or by providing unusual and special service from their staff. Teddy Sinclair steps into this category. Two shops under one umbrella, each with a separate shopfront is unusual for Leura, but Lindy and Paul Du Moulin seem to manage this unique arrangement with ease.
The 'man cave' will give guys that edgy look – leather jackets, wool or cashmere coats, belts (unisex) wooden watches (Wewood) – timber, except for the mechanisms. Their briefcases and man bags are the exceptional accessory. The most unique, we think are the animal-head skulls which men are using as decorative artefacts. Now this is edgy!
Women shoppers eye (and buy) stylish but ingenious Triwa watches (Swedish) constructed of stainless steel and leather. Adorning the walls are colourful handbags – our favourite is of stainless steel and leather by New York designer, Wendy Stevens. Perhaps stainless steel is in vogue?
Showcases display exceptional jewellery. A limited-edition collection by Israeli artist, Ayalabar catches our eye.
Once you've completed your shopping spree, browse the unusual 'not for sale' artefacts and curiosity items that artist Paul has selected… "I'm in a New York state of mind"…
Leura Antiques
Address: Shop 132 Megalong Street (The Strand Arcade)
Phone: 0400 507 157
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A lovely shop filled to the brim with modern and vintage items you'll want to browse. From delicate English china to Art Deco tea or coffee sets, jewellery or clothing, Leura Antiques is a treasure trove. From the moment you enter, voices of the past (and present) whisper, "slow down. No need to rush".
Lamps – modern and from the Edwardian era – sit without conflict on gorgeous dining tables and highly polished sideboards. Shelves are bursting with candy dishes, pottery plates and crystal candelabra. So much exceptional glassware – we can't take it all in.
Up for a bit of whimsy? Look for the brass chook, if it hasn't flown the coop. Or if you are ever the sophisticate, the shop's Art Deco collections will catch your eye – we found two beautiful dancer figurines alongside a display case of gorgeous Edwardian necklaces.
And pop culture lovers will delight in the movie memorabilia – great posters. It's all here in one shop – you just need time, a long afternoon among the antiques – and the modern – of Leura Antiques.
The Shirt Lady
Address: Shop 2 & 3, 166 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 1389
An eruption of pastels, a burst of reds, blues and greens rush forth as we enter this sizeable shop down the Aspects of Leura Arcade. Shirts of every hue, sweaters, coats, jackets and scarves – fine knitwear for men and women fill this shop from top to bottom. We all know that fashion is mercurial and likely to change without warning. But here the style is classic and casual – this fashion enduring – never loosing its stylishness.
We discover the season's temperatures may change, but The Shirt Lady doesn't let winter's black overtake our lives. Alpaca, possum, merino, lamb's wool, angora and flawless, delicious cashmere – all arrive in many colours. Of course, the greys, charcoals, blacks and browns that will always occupy a sizeable portion of our wardrobe can be found here as well.
For those new to Leura, the Shirt Lady has built a sterling reputation around her shirts – long sleeved, short sleeve, three-quarter sleeve. If you can't find your shirt here, in all probability you won't find it anywhere. The Shirt Lady's 'know-how' in shirts is a 'well-known' secret among the locals.
Leura Vintage
Address: Shop 9, Strand Arcade, 178 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 3333
In its new digs, Leura Vintage is easily reached – just steps from where you left your car in the carpark. Don't let The Strand Arcade address trip you up. From within The Strand, walk past The Lolly Shop and up to the carpark level.
Amidst a group of small shops, Leura Vintage is light, cheery and filled with cherished true-vintage items and many of vintage-style also. Think '50's colours and pizzazz – a touch of mink, a flounce of tulle, or a drape of satin. "Chantilly Lace and a pretty face, and a pony tail hanging down…" Time stands still! Hats of a '40's vintage for men and women are so fashionable – we search the shelves for dainty white gloves to replicate 'that look'.
Take in the full shop and you'll find retro men's clothing you won't see elsewhere. For our '60's-vintage rock 'n rollers', original garage shirts straight from the U.S. are in stock. We could not believe our eyes! Charming collectibles fill the shelves - we could browse here for hours!
Circus Boutique
Address: 172 Leura Mall
Phone: 02 4784 1213
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A riot of colour along with a fusion of textiles, metals, furs and leathers come together in a shop so aptly named – Circus! A long-standing shop on The Mall, women, of all ages and sizes has selected garments from these hangers and shelves for decades, to create a personal fashion statement. You'll find casual or dressy gear here, but always classy! And now, the staff is trained in personal colour matching to help you perfect 'your style'.
This year, Circus has fine looking imports by French, Italian and Spanish designers along with recognised Australian designers. We fell for an Italian line of autumn apparel – stunning appliqué, unusual buttons – all exquisite handwork and oh, such soft fabric. Coats and svelte trousers; feminine, lusciously romantic shirts and skirts – what's not to like?
Boots and shoes – heels or flats – Circus' durable and stylish selections are well-made, from fine leather. They should walk us through a number of years though we are hard on shoes. With three rooms for browsing – sleepwear, jackets and sportswear – this remarkable collection changes with each season and keeps us returning and yes, shopping, year-round.
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With Max & Me
Address: 142 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 1664
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This is Leura's Australian made shop, with many products handmade by local artisans. 95% of the products are Australian-made. Beautiful hand-knit cardigans, soaps and skin care products and even oven mitts, olive oils and slate cheese plates. There are also great choices in baby and children's wear. The shop has kept its village look – Edwardian style – with a front veranda and a delightful window display.
Bespoke & Found
Address: 147 Leura Mall
Phone: 0424 637 253
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Climb the steps to this appealing shop where the theme is eclectic, local and recycled. Custom-made, hand-made and Australian-made – you will find items that are quite special. We love shopping where the merchandise is displayed with originality and creativity. No clutter, just good design. Bespoke's wares make shopping an effortless joy.
Haus, The Art of Fine Living
Address: Shop 6, 152–160 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 2628
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We are a tad jaded when shopping is the topic, but Robyn Sewell's Haus knocks off our socks and leaves us a bit speechless. Exceptional large home items (such as lounge, chairs and coffee tables) and striking carpets first grabbed our attention. Then we caught sight of the jewellery and luscious Jenny Key scarves; sleepwear and gumboots and art by Jane Canfield. The list goes on and on and on…
Leura Toy Shop
Address: 167 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 2094
Under a 'starry, starry sky' is a petite shop so filled with toys that visiting children are left speechless - for a moment only, then shrieks of excitement explode throughout. There are toys from floor to ceiling - some hanging from the stars above keep the imagination afloat! This is a wonderland and a fairyland of trucks and china tea sets, dolls and prams and enormous toy cars. Childhood dreams come true in the Toy Shop – the Blue Mountains' only toy source!
Little Wing
Address: Shop 1, 201 Leura Mall
Phone: 02 4784 1104
Near the corner of Leura Mall and Megalong Street (at the pedestrian crosswalk) Little Wing clothing is the 'new kid on the block' at Leura Mall. Owner Michelle Ryan knows fashion and stocks clothes at reasonable prices for women of all sizes. You'll find chic choices for real women's bodies. You can accessorise effortlessly here, too, with jewellery, handbags and scarves, or be tempted by the contemporary Tightology leggings and tights.
Birches of Leura
Address: 2/156 Megalong Street
Phone: 02 4784 3146
Our first impression of Birches: we've walked into a sea of nature's greenery and a riot of landscaped colour with handsome gurgling waterworks strategically spaced throughout. The nursery gives the appearance of a ready-made garden with its herbs, cottage plants, seedlings and trees – including a Japanese maple in the centre. Inside the gift shop in every season, you'll find clever ornaments and decorative garlands – all with a garden theme!
Leura's Magical Manderley
Address: 157 Megalong Street
Phone: 02 4784 3252
Tucked away from the street, Magical Manderley self-contained accommodation – Treetops and The Terrace have that Leura touch we've come to anticipate. Treetops apartment has a certain luxury and opulence, while The Terrace has an open floor plan – somewhat more casual. With Italian-style statuary and a trickling water feature, the garden of maples, pines and fern trees reminds us of a Tuscan hillside – perfect for a pre-dinner drink.
Gallery Lane
Address: 87 Railway Parade
Phone: 0417 824 618
Hours: Open Fri–Sun 10.00am–4.00pm, and all public holidays
From the Leura carpark and through a picturesque garden, Gallery Lane – a hidden treasure – is tucked away in an early Leura cottage. Small but beautiful, this is your ideal Blue Mountains gallery. The styles of exhibiting artists, Loraine Droga and Sherrie Ehrlich are distinctive – watercolour landscapes, whimsical graphite drawings, mixed media and collage. The artwork here suits all tastes and budgets. You can also reach the gallery from Railway Parade – down a small lane and set back from the street.


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School board members, union negotiators going to mediation
July 20, 2012 at 7:00 pm in Wadena Pioneer Journal
District 2155 and Education Minnesota, Wadena-Deer Creek Teacher's Union will go to mediation in August, in an effort to come up with a contract.
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Thank you for your past and present gifts to Dixie Regional to advance cancer care and prevention. Your generosity helps so many through the maze of serious illness––back to health and hope for tomorrow.
Thanks to individuals and community partners like you whose contributions help bring advancements to Dixie Regional –cardiopulmonary services at Dixie Regional are poised to lead the nation.
October 27th, 2008 the Layton P. and Betty J. Ott Jubilee Home II welcomed its first residents, providing comfort and care in our hospital's newest home-away-from-home for critically ill patients and their loved ones.
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Despite the fact that it became a favorite of the counter culture in the sixties, Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest may actually be much more representative of the older, alcoholic, he-man, rather than the newer, drug, hippie culture…. Like Hemingway and Steinbeck before him, Kesey presents as ideals in his first novel the arrogantly...
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This La Quinta Inn serves a complimentary breakfast with hot items daily. Guests enjoy waffles, hot and cold cereals, bread, muffins, fruit, and all-you-can-drink coffee and juice.
An outdoor pool is paired with a spa tub. A terrace area includes a gazebo. A fitness center and guest-laundry facilities are also on site. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel as well as free parking. The hotel welcomes pets.
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Polish-based Infinite Dreams has seen pretty sizable success with their iOS games. Can Knockdown, a physics game that gives the player a row of balls with which to virtually smash stacks of cans, is so popular that the second game in the series (Can Knockdown 2) was even super-sized into a coin-op arcade game.
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Westcountry Lib Dems lead attack on Coalition's regional pay policy
Posted: September 26, 2012|
Westcountry Liberal Democrats have led a wave of opposition to public sector workers being put on "local" pay causing a split in the coalition Government.
Delegates at the party conference in Brighton yesterday backed a motion to rule out "any further expansion in regional or local pay".
Critics warn ending uniform, national rates for teachers, nurses and other state workers will push pay down in low-wage Devon and Cornwall – though proponents argue it will help private sector firms recruit.
Former Armed Forces Minister Nick Harvey, Lib Dem MP for North Devon, told delegates from the lectern that Tory Chancellor George Osborne's proposals risked "shafting the poor areas".
"The problem we have in rural areas is we have the toxic combination of very low pay and very high living costs," he said, adding that the party should "make it clear to our colleagues in the coalition that up with this we will not put".
Charles Boney, chairman of South East Cornwall Lib Dems, which tabled the motion, took aim at Prime Minister David Cameron, who spends summers in the county.
He said: "Have you ever thought about how that restaurant that you or (Cameron) might have gone to in Polzeath copes in the winter? They are struggling to survive, and in many cases they only keep going in winter months with the help of some decent public sector jobs keeping demand just above the break-even point. Regional pay would push some businesses below the line. And they wouldn't be there for the photocall in August."
Phil Hutty, from Central Devon, said the move had "dire consequences" for the Westcountry and Cornwall councillor Edwina Hannaford, from South East Cornwall, said it was "unfair, unworkable and unwanted". She said: "Not only do we suffer below national wage levels, we have above national costs for housing, water and fuel. Regional pay will lock in and institutionalise the problem, and do nothing to solve it."


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1960 Edsel Conversion BMF'ed update 08-11-06
Posted 24 July 2006 - 03:37 PM
So i will see if i can explain it thru the Pictures
Heres the first one up before i started,If you look close to where the C-pillers will be you can tell i sorta marked it out on what to file..........
Here i have the C-pillers Filed out (that was guess work free hand marking with a pencil)
Next was to file it to shape so everything fits,Also Finished the sanding of the tops of the A-pillers to bring the roof into shape
I super glued the roof on one because it was a resin piece,and the body being the old plastic
Looks like i will need to file the inside of the C-piller a tad, not that it is holding anything out of place but will need to use filler as well
Lookin good!!!
Have know idea on what color this should be or the Convertible, And also i have a 1960 Edsel Ranch wagon (resin) that will also be built, just a little fleet of edsels........
Speaking of edsels I have a 59 Convertible with F&F resin pieces i should post pics of that i forgot about till now My bad DUH!!! its a tail dragging cruizer with connie kit and up top........
And there you have it folks!! It is how it is done if its on my bench :roll:
Posted 25 July 2006 - 04:40 AM
Posted 26 July 2006 - 04:22 PM
Looks good so far Mj. I like the 60 Edsel's, they look better than the Fords in my oppinion. Dan
Thanks Dan!
They were Boats werent they!!!
I dont know what i like better tho the front with all the chrome! or the tail lights.........
Posted 27 July 2006 - 05:03 AM
Posted 27 July 2006 - 08:00 AM
I agree with Dan...........the 1960 Edsels were better looking than their regular Ford counterparts.
Too bad Ford saw fit to end production so early in the model year.
Posted 03 August 2006 - 11:02 AM
Added the lower front piece on the passenger side, looks like it was broken off,and i couldnt find it in the box with the ragtop but i did find a piece that some one had cut off something else so i trimmed it to fit and filled it with putty,just got done sanding all the putty down and went thru the polishing cloths.....and after its bath i will see what it looks like after a coat of primer......
Here ya go!
Posted 03 August 2006 - 02:59 PM
Nice project, looking forward to updates!
Posted 03 August 2006 - 03:11 PM
i have it in acouple coats of primer,checked the body work and have it polished up and awaiting the next few coats.........
Leaning torwards dusty rose with a white roof i think..........
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Posted 04 August 2006 - 12:21 PM
And here she is! Dusty Rose Pearl By Boyd's Enamel mixed 50/50 with Acetone and shot thru a Paasche Vl Air Brush..........
next up is to put the body in a cooker! and back the paint! then i will clear coat it with some Crystal Clear shot thru the aur brush.......
Decided not to do the top in white just wouldnt look right.......
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Also seeings how i only got 4 back wheels i made two fronts by using a small plastic rod i cut it to lenth,and installed valve stems............
Slowly gettin there!!!
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Posted 11 August 2006 - 03:45 PM
Still have the tips of the front fenders to BMF yet and i have added the wheels to get a mock up of it........
Heres the whole build if some one would like to see it........
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Posted 12 August 2006 - 02:27 AM
THIS is a great thread !
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I know how ya must feel.......the '59 Buick was a real butt kicker when it came to the foil because there were some places that had no defined edges.
Yours came out fantastic..........it looks soooooo Edselish now! :mrgreen:


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Highlights From "My Teen Is Pregnant And So Am I"
Babies having babies, mothers having babies, babies, babies, babies — and plenty of tears. Thanks, TLC!
TLC's latest special My Teen Is Pregnant And So Am I is actually pretty self-explanatory once you know what the title is. It followed two separate families in with a pregnant teen whose mother was pregnant at the same time so it should come as no surprise that the show would be filled with drama.
Here's what you need to know about this first family before watching the following clip:
• Mom Ann is really happy about her daughter being pregnant at 18
• Ann and her daughter are "best friends"
• Ann found out she was pregnant with her ex's baby one week after her divorce
Family #2 is not as happy. In fact, most of their airtime was filled with crying. Here's their deal:
• Mother Melissa is pregnant with her 8th child
• Daughter Kristen is 17 and used to be a cheerleader
• The family is very religious (Southern Baptist) and struggling to deal with Kristen's pregnancy
• Melissa spent a large amount of time in denial about her daughter's pregnancy
• Melissa's father fights with her boyfriend and spent about 95% of his time on the show yelling and/or crying
I'm still trying to figure out what the moral of the story is here. I guess that it's" don't get pregnant at the same time as your mom or TLC will coming knocking at your doors with a camera crew"?


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Friday, May 06, 2005
Okay, the A-Rod and Matsui faux livejournal things were funny (especially when "Matsui" wrote them in haiku: "Chinese pitcher starts / I wish he were Japanese / Cannot trust Chinese"), but the level of detail of the whole enterprise is quite scary... who goes to all the trouble to create blogs by Jay Gibbons, Brett Tomko, Nick Swisher, Michael Tucker, and Kyle Farnsworth?
Here's a list...
Sox: Arroyo, Bellhorn, Damon, Manny, Millar, Mirabelli, Ortiz, Theo, Varitek, Wells, Youkilis.
As: Eric Byrnes, Bobby Crosby, Rich Harden, Danny Haren, Hatteberg, Swisher, Barry Zito
Astros: Brad Ausmus, Brandon Backe, Clemens, Morgan Ensberg, Andy Pettitte
Brewers: Chris Capuano, Ben Sheets
Cardinals: Mark Mulder, Scott Rolen
Cubs: Michael Barrett, Nomar, Nomar #2, Mark Prior, Kerry Wood
Diamondbacks: Brad Halsey
Dodgers: Eric Gagne
Giants: Edgardo Alfonzo, Marquis Grissom, J.T. Snow, Tomko, Tucker, Omar Vizquel
Marlins: Josh Beckett
Mets: Mientkiewicz, Pedro
Orioles: Gibbons, Sammy Sosa
Phillies: Rheal Cormier (in French), Mike Lieberthal, Chase Utley, Randy Wolf
Tigers: Farnsworth, Mike Maroth, Nate Robertson
White Sox: Joe Crede, Paul Konerko, A.J. Pierzynski, Scott Podsednik
Yankees: A-Rod, Bubba Crosby, Derek Jeter, Matsui, Jorge Posada, Tanyon Sturtze
I guess I stumbled into a whole community slash (and I mean slash) subculture that I didn't know existed. And they're often hilarious. Here's some quasi-illumination.
Edit: added Manny, Wells, Grissom. I like the ones that take somewhat less hailed players such as Tomko - kind of reminds me of how people like to choose obscure players as their user names on baseball message boards.
Edit #2: added Youks, Theo, Ortiz, Sosa, and a second Nomar one. I feel like inventing one meself at this rate...
Hope that helps. :)
Someone's writing The Farns! I die.
A lot of times, they're often really, really good reads, which is the main reason I linked to them.
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felon pleads guilty to firearm possession
RALEIGH - United States Attorney Thomas G. Walker announced that in federal court today JOSHUA JAMAL BOBBITT, 24, of Oxford, North Carolina, was sentenced by United States District Judge Terrence W. Boyle to 57 months imprisonment for unlawful possession of firearm by a convicted felon, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 922(g)(1) and 924., and to a consecutive sentence of 18 months imprisonment for violating his prior supervised release, followed by three years of supervised release.
On June 27, 2012 BOBBITT pled guilty to unlawful possession of firearm by a convicted felon, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 922(g)(1) and 924. According to the indictment returned on April 18, 2012, BOBBITT was found in possession of a HiPoint 40 caliber handgun along with 40 caliber ammunition on January 12, 2012.
At the time of the January, 2012, offense, BOBBITT was on three years of supervised release in the Eastern District of North Carolina following his previous 2009 federal conviction of unlawful possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
This case was part of the Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) initiative which encourages federal, state, and local agencies to cooperate in a unified "team effort" against gun crime, targeting repeat offenders who continually plague their communities.
Investigation of this case was conducted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the Henderson Police Department. Assistant United States Attorney S. Katherine Burnette is prosecuting the case.


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Health experts have failed to agree on the use of injectable contraceptives, which were linked to increased HIV infections in Kenya. World Health Organisation said the decision will now be made when another team meets on February 15.
WHO had initially formed a team of 53 experts from 20 countries to review the research which revealed that injectable contraceptives like Depo Provera double the risk of contracting HIV.
Recommendations made by that team will now be assessed by the WHO Guidelines Review Committee - the body that oversees the production of WHO public health guidelines for countries. "The Committee will meet on 15 February and announce its recommendations the following day," said the organisation's spokeswoman Fadéla Chaib.
She insisted hormonal contraceptives and intrauterine devices known as IUDs do not offer any protection against HIV or other sexually transmitted infections. "Condoms are the mainstay of dual protection against both unwanted pregnancy and STIs including HIV," she said in a statement.
WHO's last guidance in 2009, based on the best evidence available at that time, said women at high risk of HIV infection and those living with HIV could safely use hormonal methods.
However, last year's study by the University of Washington, Kenyatta National Hospital, University of Nairobi and Moi University offered a different opinion. The study, published in The Lancet medical journal, revealed that injectables double the risk of women contracting HIV and also increase the risk of HIV-positive users infecting their male partners. It involved 3,800 couples from Kenya,Uganda, Tanzania, Botswana, Rwanda, South Africa and Zambia.
Director of Public Health Shahnaaz Sharif advised Kenyan women to continue using the birth control method while the government waits for direction from WHO. "For us the injectables are perfectly safe and until the WHO advises we cannot advise otherwise," he said recently.
The study raised concerns in Kenya because hormonal contraceptives are the most preferred due to convenience. Women using Depo provera, for instance, simply need only one injection every three months.
According to the 2008 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey, 48 percent of married women in Kenya use injectables, while 16% of total users prefer the pill. Women using implants account for about14 percent of total users.


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Rosengarten Classic. Originally Published: Rosengarten Report, July 2007.
(2012 NOTE: In June, 2007 I spent a day at Titan Foods in Astoria, Queens…tasting Greek cheese with Titan's owner, Costas Mastoras. The following excerpt from the Rosengarten Report focuses on what I learned that day about feta.)
Feta is the one Greek cheese we all think we know–but the feta field is fiendishly complicated, resulting in a wide range of feta choices at a place like Titan. To put it most simply for the taster/buyer: feta can be white, yellow-ish, hard, medium-hard, medium-soft, soft, creamy, salty, medium-salty, sour, medium-sour, hardly sour at all, bland, medium-intense in flavor, intensely sheepy-goaty. But how do you know which is which?
Mastoras really helped me wrap my mind around feta–which, though it owes its origins to the mountainous regions of central Greece, is made all over Greece today. There are many factors contributing to the ultimate taste of feta–starting with the kind of milk used in its production. Most feta is mostly sheep's milk cheese–but there is often 20 to 30% goat's milk in the blend. The results are pretty clear:
*More goat's milk means whiter cheese, with more acidity, and a greater tendency towards dryness, crumbliness.
The typical color of goat's feta
*More sheep's milk means yellower cheese, with less acidity, a fattier, richer texture, and, usually more deep "barnyardy" flavor.
Richer, creamier sheep's milk feta
Either cheese can be salty, medium-salty, or un-salty–depending on the amount of salt added to the milk by the cheesemaker.
Another key question, of course, is: where in Greece does that milk come from? Mastoras says that there is a kind of hierarchy in regional milk quality, based on richness, fattiness. The more of the latter the better:
*Milk from Macedonia is the lowest-quality; it generally takes 4.2 kilos of this milk to produce one kilo of Feta.
*Milk from Thessaly is better; it generally takes 3.4 kilos of this milk to produce one kilo of Feta.
*Milk from the Peloponnese is about the same; it generally takes 3.4 kilos of this milk to produce one kilo of Feta.
*Milk from Epiros is best; it generally takes 3.2 kilos of this milk to produce one kilo of Feta.
The next question is: what container was used to age the cheese? For there are three main options:
*Barrel Feta is the best of all, says Mastoras–though Diane Kochilas (Greek cookbook author) says it's a dying art, and only a few producers in Greece continue to practice their art. Hurray for Mastoras–because he is one of them! He has an arrangement with a dairy owner in Epiros–which some call "the Wisconsin of Greece," and others call "the Switzerland of Greece"–that enables Mastoras to call all the shots on the production of artisanal, barrel Feta. He follows the classic practices. The Feta, molded into huge triangular chunks that fit perfectly into the barrel, are aged in the barrel for anywhere from two weeks to about three months, without brine. Those barrels come to the U.S.–like to Mastoras' store, Titan–where the shopkeeper removes the Feta, piece by piece, to put on display; once out of the barrel, the Feta may be put in brine in the display case, but it is not brine-aged in the barrel. That's one reason why barrel Feta is often less salty, more refined; it's also usually richer and creamier.
The mighty barrel feta
*Basket Feta, according to Mastoras, is the second-best option. It is held for a week in a basket mold, usually made of plastic today–which leaves its ridged imprint on the cheese–for a week or so without brine. Then it is dipped in brine, and kept there for about two months. Once again, in the retail store, it may be displayed in brine or out of brine. Basket Feta is usually a little saltier than barrel Feta, and possibly a little less rich.
A good example of basket feta
*Tin Feta, says Mastoras, is third on the quality totem pole–but, nevertheless, there is some terrific tin Feta out there. The timing details mirror those for basket Feta: one week in the tin with no brine, then two months in the tin with brine. However, the enclosed tin environment leads to a firmer feel, a more crumbly cheese. You may see Feta-filled barrels or baskets in stores today (as at Titan)–but you will not see tins; shopkeepers used to cut their hands on the edges of the tin, so now tin is outlawed for store presentation. Tin feta is now transferred at the factory to vacu-pack plastic, which may also contribute to its firmer texture.
No matter which aging system is used, you can count on shorter-aged Feta to be creamier, and longer-aged Feta to be drier but more intense in flavor. The genius balance occurs, in my opinion, when you get perfect long-term barrel-aging–leading to rich cheese that also has depth of flavor. Of course, not everyone agrees; in the north of Greece drier Feta is preferred. According to Mastoras, it is the Cretans, above all, who love their cheese soft and creamy. I guess I'm a Cretan!
I had the wonderful opportunity to taste six different Fetas with Mastoras. We started with three Fetas made by other producers, and finished with three Fetas produced by Mastoras' dairy–named Arahova (for a nearby mountain), in a town called Preveza, in the region of…Epiros! Where else? ("Preveza is the only town in Epiros that's near the sea," Mastoras says, "so we get extra salty tang from the sea breeze!")
The first Feta we tasted was the Agrafa Goat Feta ($6.29 per lb.), a tin-aged Feta from the Epiros region (but not Preveza)–and it is 100% goat, which is rather unusual. It was predictably white, firm, even hard, with low fat content, quite dry, medium-salty, with a touch of chèvre flavor. This is good Feta for crumbling over salads or other dishes.
Next up was the Valmas Mt. Athos Basket Feta ($6.49 per lb.), made in the traditional way that had been established by the monks at the famous Mt. Athos monastery on the Haldiki peninsula in the extreme northeast of Greece. This was an astonishing cheese. Very white, indicating a high goat's-milk percentage–but medium-creamy at the same time, so you know there's some sheep in there. Quite salty and quite sour–these two factors adding up to a mouth-zinging brightness that is absolutely extraordinary. Good enough–but then comes a bewitching barnyard-y undertaste. Jim Botsacos (chef of Molyvos in New York) said he'd "honor this cheese by serving it alone"–but allowed that it would be an awesome Greek Salad topper in a thick slice, sprinkled with dried oregano and olive oil. Be careful when you order this cheese from Titan: the store also carries a vacu-pack version of it, which is a little less bright, a little waxier. Make sure they know you want the non-vacu-packed basket version. If you're an acid freak…this is your cheese!!!
Thirdly, we tasted a tin Feta–the Kolios Tin Feta ($4.99 per lb.), from a factory in Thessaloniki, one of my favorite food areas in Greece. But this Macedonian cheese was my least favorite in the group–kind of a middle-of-the-road Feta for those not prepared for the splashy wonders of better Fetas. Lower acid, decent salt, moderately creamy. It has an odd, slightly soapy-pickled taste–but Botsacos said that this would be a fine Feta for baking into northern Greek meat and vegetable pies.
Then the Arahova sequence began.
First up was a very soft Feta, short-aged and right out of the barrel: the Arahova Soft Barrel Feta ($6.79 per lb.), an absolutely delicious version of a rich and creamy Feta. (Again, Mastoras said "Only Cretans like this!".) I loved its good acid, good salt, seductive texture and, best of all, its subtle underlying smokiness (it hadn't been smoked, of course, but that taste appeared nevertheless). My Greek friends might kill me–but this stuff schmeared on a bagel with smoked salmon would be the Mt. Olympos of Greek-Jewish fusion!
Then we tasted Mastoras' Mt. Olympos, his favorite Feta, the one he calls "The King." It is the Arahova Barrel-Aged Feta ($6.49 per lb.), made from 75% sheep's milk and 25% goat's milk. It had a different look from the start–a little more yellow-ish, and with bigger holes or cracks inside the cheese. I absolutely loved its sheepy taste, trailing off into a long, complex sheepy finish. Good salt and good acid, too. What I didn't love was its texture–a bit drier, less fatty than my ideal. But Mr. Botsacos was there to tell me that it's a wonderful topping cheese for cooked dishes, baked onto a casserole of shrimp or other main-course items.
Lastly, Mastoras wheeled out an experimental cheese–the Arahova Lite Feta ($6.29 per lb.), though he made up that name on the spot. It's not lighter at all in the usual ways–it is made from the same 75% sheep's milk and 25% goat's milk as the regular Arahova–but it is made with modern materials: molded in stainless-steel forms, and aged and shipped in plastic barrels. "Shipping wood barrels is costly," Mastoras says–and the plastic barrel solution may be the wave of the future. You know what? This wave ain't bad at all. In fact, I really like this cheese! In texture, it is halfway between creamy and crumbly, with a mild dose of salt and acid (I could use more, but this is good enough). Best of all, it has an absolutely lovely, deep, sheep-y taste. Fantastic cheese for topping your Greek salad!
One more Feta note: in the past I have also been very open to Bulgarian Feta and French Feta, both of which emphasize rich texture and deep flavor. However, they do not exist any longer–at least under those names. In 2006, the EU decided that only cheese from Greece may be called "Feta"–so now, if you want the other stuff, you have to look for "Bulgarian White Cheese" or "French White Cheese." I think it's kind of silly, since "Feta" doesn't imply a geographical origin, like "Champagne" does. But the EU is no friend to cheese in general. Mastoras tells me that there used to be over 3000 Feta producers in Greece–many of them small artisans, making great cheese in their own homes. Now, he says, stringent EU regulations have whittled the number in Greece down to about 500 larger producers–some of whom are making great Feta, but you have to shop around.
A commercial feta…but most certainly Greek!
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I have been painting and drawing my whole life and my love of art and children has fueled my passion to create beautiful face paintings. In 2007 I was blessed with the birth of my own child who has inspired me more than I could ever know.
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I have been painting and drawing my whole life and my love of art and children has fueled my passion to create beautiful face paintings. In 2007 I was blessed with the birth of my own child who has inspired me more than I could ever know.
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ARTovator was established in 2008. The term ARTovator is a combination of art and innovator.
"I am originally from South Africa, where I had such a great childhood, that I yearned to help create special moments for others. I really love my job, and it is a valuable moment when you are done painting a face and see that joy on a child's face."
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A. Look at the work that the artist has done. Take prices and quality of work into consideration. I provide high quality work but have much lower than average prices.
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A. 1. Do you have insurance?
2. What paints do you use?
3. Do you have a web site?
4. Can I call your past clients?
A. How much of your budget is allocated for entertainment? How many children will be there?
I am also insured.
A. I am quite detailed and highly creative. I enjoy doing art very much and therefore put in a lot of effort. This is evident in my work itself, as you can see the neatness and professionalism come out in the finished painting.
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I love children and gain a lot from my work with them. I have a 3 year old myself and I am a single mother.
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CFB Players' Top 10 Unlikeliest Whereabouts
In the winter we looked at the oddest jobs some of our basketball lost lettermen are now involved in. Today it's time to check out our football lettermen and some of the quirkiest things they're doing after hanging up the cleats.
Note: As of spring 2010
10. Reuben Droughns (Oregon) - Serbian Football Coach
As we just mentioned, the former Oregon and NFL running back is breaking into the coaching ranks - nothing unusual about that, right? Except that Droughns' first coaching gig is in Serbia. Yes, Serbia! He's only 31 but was recently under investigation by the DEA for allegedly growing marijuana in his house. Leaving the country might have been a no-brainer.
9. Trezelle Jenkins (Michigan) - Owner, Harold's Chicken Shack
Jenkins, a Chicago native and former Michigan offensive tackle, grew up loving the taste of Harold's Chicken Shack, a Chicago original. He loved it so much that after settling in the Detroit area, he wanted to bring one into Michigan. Today he and his wife co-own a Harold's Chicken Shack in Ferndale, MI, and it's been voted as one of the best fried chicken restaurants in the Detroit area based on numerous newspaper reader polls.
8. Leonard Marshall (LSU) - Seton Hall Professor
Marshall made a name for himself after unloading on Joe Montana during the 1990 NFC Championship game. Today Marshall is terrorizing students instead of quarterbacks as a professor of sports management at Seton Hall. One look at that video and you'll think twice about turning in a paper late.
7. Neil O'Donnell (Maryland) - FieldTurf Sales Rep
Based on his lack of speed, O'Donnell spent plenty of time on the ground during his professional career. So we figured he's the perfect candidate to sell FieldTurf (which amazingly was around when he played). O'Donnell was a CBS analyst three years ago when he went to FieldTurf's founder, the late John Gilman, and suggested he should become a salesman. He currently works his magic in Kentucky and Tennessee.
6. Tony Mandarich (Michigan State) - Owner, Mandarich Photography
Mandarich was known for being a bit of a wild child during his playing days, but since then he's mellowed out and become a passionate photographer. Only he's not photographing football or any sport for that matter. He takes picture of nature. Oh, and he has his own modeling business. Really? Mandarich Models features Fitness, Boudoir & Glamour Photography. Yeah, didn't see that one coming.
5. Chad Brown (Colorado) - Owner, Pro Exotics Reptile Store
When just having a dog or cat isn't enough, Chad Brown can hook you up with a freaking python snake. That's right, after his days at Colorado and the NFL, Brown went into the reptile business, selling all kinds of reptiles, including snakes, and the various equipment and food supplies needed to take care of them. The oddest part of his business, Pro Exotics: it's located in Littleton, CO. Not exactly the place you associate with reptiles. And be sure to write out a large check. Some of his snakes cost up to $3,000.
4. Billy Cannon (LSU) - Dentist at Louisiana State Penitentiary
The 1959 Heisman Trophy winner has had quite a life following his football career. He got his dental degree from Tennessee and an additional degree from Loyola University in Chicago. But he got himself into trouble with the law when he began counterfeiting money to pay off gambling debts. He spent two and a half years behind bars. In the mid '90s he was struggling to rebuild his dental practice when he took a chance and applied to be the part-time dentist at the Louisiana State Penitentiary. He did such a good job he was eventually hired full time and put in charge of the whole medical system in the prison. He still works there today and his called "Legend" by the inmates.
3. Ryan Leaf (Washington State) - Booking Fishing Trips in Canada
Where players begin their playing NFL careers and where they end up vastly differs but for the No. 2 overall pick to end up working for a fishing resort in Canada? Now that's odd. Leaf's fall from the No. 2 selection in the 1998 NFL Draft is epic. It'll take years and more embarrassment for another player to be considered the biggest NFL bust. But despite all the off-field issues, Leaf has managed to find peace within himself and a steady job booking fishing trips for West Coast Resorts.
.2. Eric Crouch (Nebraska) - Owner, Crouch Recreation
Athletes owning their own business is nothing new. But when that business builds playgrounds, well that's something interesting. Soon after he was released from the Green Bay Packers, the 2001 Heisman winner was presented with an opportunity to purchase a recreation equipment company. He liked what he saw, shadowed the original owner for a couple of months and eventually took over. Today Crouch Recreation builds playgrounds, park equipment (shelters, benches, etc.), scoreboards and even waters slides.
1. Jake Plummer (Arizona State) - Handball Player
Even though he's no longer behind center, Plummer still competes for championships. Handball championships. Like Todd MacCulloch finding a way to continue his competitive streak in pinball, Plummer has found an unusual competitive outlet. Last year he and his partner lost to his two older brothers in the Idaho Handball State Championship. His brothers were defending champions.
In fact, Jake is the only male in his family to not have a state championship to his name. Plummer lives in Sandpoint, ID, and still plays handball. He's also an assistant with the Sandpoint (ID) High School football team, who lost the 4A State championship last season. In the offseason he's cross-training the players by having them play handball.
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These are a few of the works of GMUNK (Bradley G Munkowitz) during his stint as a design director at Buck Los Angeles. They consist of brand pitches that never ended up seeing the light of day as they were intended to. But thankfully, he posted them up on the GMUNK site for us to see. If my accepted designs are ever half as cool as Bradley's rejects, I'll be pretty pumped.
And this sweet Mountain Dew logo animation that I can't imbed, but you can watch at GMUNK's site.
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A student named Kevin Sanderson transfers to Sunnydale High and he's exteremely lonely until a lecture is given to his class by a man named Daniel that works for Sunnydale's Museum of Natural History. Kevin immediately considers Daniel to be his mentor as they both thoroughly enjoy paleontology. Unfortunately Daniel's goal is not at all the same as Kevin's who is just trying to fit in. Daniel has found some manuscripts which will help him resurrect dinosaur eggs, and Kevin seems to be the only person with the appropriate eggs. Meanwhile Oz is getting an offer from a woman name Alysa Bardrick to help run their band. She wants to be their manager but the band members of Dingoes Ate My Baby are still unsure as to her intentions. Buffy needs to stop Daniel and Kevin before they perform the ritual to raise the eggs... and if she doesn't stop them in time... how exactly does a Slayer fight a prehistorical ferocious beast?
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WWE's Unsolved Mysteries NO.1 The Nexus Buries the Undertaker
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As some of you may rememberback t Bragging Rights of 2010 The Undertaker had a buried alive match with kane for the World Heavyweight Title. At that time the group known as the Nexus was running around WWE beating the living hell out of whoever they wanted
.Now at the end of the match the Nexus came ot and attacked The Undertaker to help Kane get the win. This leaves only one question. WHY! And furthermore why didnt they make a storyline out of this. They even hinted to the possibility of a Undertaker Nexus feud by having David Otunga threatening Barrett by saying "he would tell everyone why they really buried the Undertaker.
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Paige, join the club! I had to have it so bad I bought it in gray (that's a rubber trim around the sides) and navy. It's a precious little sink by Alape – a fabulous German plumbing line. It's not on their website… I did however find it here! It is very light-weight – hard to tell by the photos- but it's just a simple little glazed steel.
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Pardon the grainy quality, but you "Torchwood" fans shouldn't mind too much. After talking about the move to America, the dearly departed Ianto and just generally being charming during their Comic-Con panel, star John Barrowman indulged Ballroom 20 in a show tune.
The song-and-dance man mulled what to sing after a fan made a request, before finally breaking into "Tomorrow" from "Annie."
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File-Former Prime Minister Saad Hariri speaks during a press conference in Beirut. (The Daily Star Photo)
BEIRUT: Former Prime Minister Saad Hariri hinted Friday Hezbollah was behind the assassination of his senior aide, former Minister Mohammad Shatah, saying the killing was another message to the March 14 coalition.
"Those who assassinated Mohammad Shatah are the ones who assassinated Rafik Hariri; they are the ones who want to assassinate Lebanon," Hariri said in a statement hours after a car bomb killed Shatah and five others in Downtown Beirut.
"The suspects are those who are running away from international justice and refuse to appear in the Special Tribunal for Lebanon; they are the ones opening the window of evil and chaos to Lebanon and the Lebanese and are drawing regional fires," he added.
Hariri, who has been abroad for over two years for security reasons, also said the perpetrators would not stop until they drag the country into strife "as long as there are [people] in Lebanon covering up the crimes, burying their heads in the sand, and justifying the proliferation of arms and the establishment of armed groups at the expense of the state and the institutions."
"This is the latest terrorist message to us; we, in the Future Movement and the March 14 coalition, are the free Lebanese," he said.
Describing Shatah as a friend and a companion, Hariri, the head of the Future Movement, said the veteran diplomat's journey was an inspiration.
"your name will be loudly pronounced at the opening sessions of the International Tribunal in a few days in The Hague," he said.
"Your name will remain one of the beacons of light of Lebanon's civilization, progress and future and your biography will remain a milestone to inspire our political life," he added.
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Kuito — Heavy rains and winds that have hit the Bié region destroyed last week 13 houses in the Catemo ward, outskirts of Kuito City.
The information comes on a report from the Civil Protection and Fire Services for the period that goes from 10 to 17 December, which is also states that in consequence of the destruction caused by the bad weather 13 families are now homeless and sleeping in the open air.
In the same period, the Fire Department removed two dead bodies (children aged 2 and 4) from the Cangalo river and the Piloto pond.
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Except ignoring all the good things that Christians (Again, not speaking for all religions, this topic is specific) HAVE done in the world with regards to charity organizations if you've spent about 5 minutes researching. Jesus sets a perfect precedence for such. Of course, there are people who are corrupt in some organizations and have abused their privileges, but this is no different than any other charities -- on a general scale on a grand scheme of things your assertion is basically incorrect.
I am not about to enter into Neowin's infamous anti-religious trolling debate so this will be my last post in this tread about this. Moving on...
Continuing off topic and my 2 cents.
You don't have to be a christian to be charitable... The best example is the two biggest givers are atheists...(Hint, gates) But I will agree, religion has done GOOD and BAD, you have to admit that. The problem is, for the public eye, an institution whoms sole existance should only do "good acts", which is what blackhearted response IS. What you did was analyzed and rebutted (sp?) by giving evidence in the manner, but again, as a public institution, historically speaking, I can agree based on the fact that more evil has been done ( again HISTORICALLY speaking) in the name of god...
(Yeah I know we need bad to level off and bla bla bla, not that point.).
On topic, firing someone and taking their livelyhood away is just wrong, disheartning and "do not onto others..." So she screwed up according to her religion, so by their logic "ok let's **** her life a bit more, by taking her job away, that will teach'er". Idiots, if you ask me, the very fact of inflicting this type of damage on a person, does more evil, than what she did in the first place.


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personal work – Manhattan cityscapes
It's been a long cold winter without much chance to roam around and explore with a camera. The past weekend it seemed like the weather was finally relenting and becoming warmer. Taking to the streets to shoot for myself a bit with no purpose in mind, I ended up with three images that I liked – all deserted New York city scenes. Or in the case of the image above, nearly deserted.
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Want to get more from your garden? Re-growing foods from kitchen scraps is a good way to know your food source is pesticide free. Did you know there are many veggies that can be regrown from what is normally thrown away?
Andy Whiteley at Wakeup World offers up 16 foods you can regrow from items normally heading for the trash, but shares this recommendation.
"Just remember … the quality of the "parent" vegetable scrap will help to determine the quality of the re-growth. So, wherever possible, I recommend buying local organic produce, so you know your re-grown plants are fresh, healthy, and free of chemicals and genetic meddling."
I would agree, you need to begin with good, strong produce and organic is where to start since it is free of GMO. Have you tried regrowing any of these 16?
- Leeks, Scallions, Spring Onions and Fennel
- Sweet Potatoes
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Stone Temple Pilots Singer Scott Weiland Engaged to Photographer Jamie Wachtel
When it comes to love, Scott Weiland is counting on the old adage that the third time's a charm. The Stone Temple Pilots singer recently announced that he's now engaged to girlfriend Jamie Wachtel. The couple have been dating for about a year, and the upcoming nuptials will mark Weiland's third marriage.