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The Vatican chief liaison to world Jewry voiced an urgent call from Pope Benedict XVI for all religious leaders to openly denounce violence in the name of religion.
Cardinal Kurt Koch, on his first visit to the United States as a Vatican representative, made his remarks Monday during the inaugural luncheon for the Milstein Center for Interreligious Dialogue at the Jewish Theological Seminary.
"We know God does not dwell in violence, only in peace," Koch said.
Koch is the president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, the Vatican branch encompassing the Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews. He assumed his position in June 2010.
During an appearance Sunday at Seton Hall University in New Jersey, Koch told an audience of rabbis, priests, theologians and specialists in interfaith dialogue that many Jews approve of the likely canonization of Holocaust-era Pope Pius XII, the wartime pope who many accuse of not doing enough to defend Jews from the Nazis.
His assertions, including that the opening of the Vatican's Holocaust-era archives would not add more information about Pius' activities during the Nazi era, were met with anger from some attending the program, the Forward reported.
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I recently stumbled upon two of the most darling bedrooms I've ever laid eyes on and to my surprise and delight they both featured textiles from my collection! The first suite in Utah was created by the talented Danielle Oakey. With a predominantly gray palette, the 16″x26″ Coral Tall Chevron pillow pops!
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Back in my EverQuest days, we had "hacking" problems, but usually those could be traced back to someone doing stupid with his or her account: they used a powerleveling service or gave their password to a brother or guildie who then did something bad. With WoW, though, it seems much more nefarious. Sure, you give your password away you don't have much of a leg to stand on; I'm not going to say anyone deserves anything, but you've got no moral right to get indignant. Am I just reacting to this with a "oh noes, the sky is falling!" paranoia. Maybe. But when you hear of guild websites getting hacked to install keyloggers, peripherals shipping with keyloggers/viruses installed, it's tough to blame the user. There are always two sides to every story, but I'm getting the feeling there are a lot more true innocents in this battle, including our own Amanda Dean.
Now the golden rule of AddOns has always been to not install ones that need a .exe. But what about AddOn managers like Ace Updater? What if something happens to that installer? Note: I am not in any way, shape or form insinuating that Ace Updater is installing keyloggers; I'm just using it as an example.
On the Mac side, I've got lots of built-in security. Because of how the OS works, installing keyloggers is a non issue. Simply put, because of its Unix underpinnings a lot of the meat of the OS is locked away; it's why Apple has been able to tout that it is more secure than Windows for years. A lot of people think that the Mac is more secure than Windows because of its lower install base. While that may once have been true, once Apple started the Get a Mac ads saying there are no viruses on OS X, you can bet the hacker community treated that as a gauntlet-throwing.
As a writer for a WoW website I can keep all of my tools on one computer. If I'm running Karazhan and take a nice screenshot (props to Krys for doing the same thing a while back) and decide a month from now I want to use it, it's on the same computer. Since I have a Macbook, I've got the same UI configuration no matter where I am. I play on the couch a lot, and end up going oh, yeah, that's right, I changed a macro on my PC and forgot to move it over. I'll admit, it's mostly laziness, but it'd be nice to have everything in one place.
Security and peace of mind would come at a performance visual quality that may be too tough to ignore. The Macbook has an integrated video card. To say the performance is a tad pokey is like saying a Yugo climbing Mt. Washington is a little hard on the engine. I get between 50-60 fps on max settings with my PC, about 13-25 on low settings with my Macbook (with the worst area being Ogri'La; I get less than 10 there). Sure, it's fine for gaming on the road or couch, but it's hard to justify the performance hit when I'm in my home office and both the Macbook and my PC go into the same monitor (I have a Dell widescreen monitor and my PC, Mac, and Xbox all hook into it -- obviously, not the one in the picture). There's also a big difference in graphics quality. The top screenshot is from my PC, the bottom screenshot is from the Macbook.
I'm still weighing it. WoW is the MMO I play most, so having it on my Mac isn't a bad thing. Ok, it's bad for my productivity. The 40 fps difference is huge, but most times I hug the mid-20 fps range which isn't too bad. Visual quality is an eye of the beholder thing; WoW certainly doesn't look horrid on the Macbook, it just doesn't look as sharp as on my PC -- the glow effect seems to be the big difference. If I had a Macbook Pro, yeah, I'd play WoW on it full-time. I'm not rushing out to buy one, but I may consider it next upgrade cycle.
What may happen is I stop surfing on the PC entirely. I rarely do, since my Mac is usually on when I'm gaming. Rather than take my risks with any sort of AddOn manager on the PC, I'll use WoW Matrix on the Mac and try and remember to copy over the updated AddOns. I'm going to keep experimenting for a few weeks and see which one I gravitate to more. In my spare time, I'll create artful hats made of tin foil.
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Over the past thirty years, whilst Japan has produced a diverse set of youth cultures which have had a major impact on popular culture across the globe, it has also developed a succession of youth problems which have led to major concerns within the country itself. Drawing on detailed empirical...
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Global Japan
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The Japanese have long regarded themselves as a homogenous nation, clearly separate from other nations. However, this long-standing view is being undermined by the present international reality of increased global population movement. This has resulted in the establishment both of significant...
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For many politicians and observers in the West, East Asia has provided a broad range of positive images of the state's intervention in society. Neoliberals grew excited by popular welfare systems that cost little in expenditure and bureaucracy. Social-democrats thought they had found a model for...
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Case Studies on Human Rights in Japan
Japanese society is often referred to as an example of a homogeneous culture moderated by an ethos of groupism. Yet often enough homogeneity is its own worst enemy as norms are required and enforced at the centre of power to the detriment of individual and human rights....
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Ideology and Practice in Modern Japan
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The issue of how Japanese society operates, and in particular why it has `succeeded', has generated a wide variety of explanatory models, including the Confucian ethic, classlessness, group consciousness, and `uniqueness' in areas as diverse as body images and language patterns.In Ideology and...
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The number of people killed in Baltimore this year has exceeded the count from all of 2011 after a violent Wednesday that saw at least one stabbed and three shot — including two near the same corner where a 16-year-old was killed a day earlier.
Less than 24 hours had passed since the fatal shooting of teenager Daniel Pearson on Greenmount Avenue when two more men were hit by gunfire in almost the same spot. Another man was killed in Northwest Baltimore, and a boy was taken to the hospital after being stabbed on his way to a school.


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Youthful and fun in approach, the girls from Twenty-Seven Names take us to their favourite haunts in Wellington.
Fashion designers and best friends Rachel Easting and Anjali Stewart have inspired a cult-like following with their label Twenty-Seven Names since its inception five years ago. The winter collection this year – dubbed as the Fearsome Five references school uniforms of the past with blazers and early 90s florals, polkadots and velvets reigning supreme throughout. With this in mind, we asked them for a youthful breakdown of where they like to hang out in their hometown Wellington.
Monterey, an awesome neighbourhood bar in Newtown with I think, the best cocktails in Wellington. Great atmosphere, cool decor, and super friendly and talented staff. (4 Rintoul Street, Newtown, Wellington)
About Asia gallery, this is a cool little shop in Kilbirnie that sells dirt-cheap kimonos, and scraps of beautiful material, often hand-dyed silk. (5-23 Bay Road, Kilbirnie, Wellington)
Kreuzberg Summer Cafe, best coffee in Wellington, hands down. On a sunny day, the outdoor seating here is perfect; surrounded by a garden centre, it's a little park in the centre of the city. The food, especially the haloumi burger- is amazing too. (50 Webb Street, Te Aro, Wellington)
2nd Hand bookstores on Cuba St, there is a great trifecta of bookstores on Cuba that I love perusing. Ferret bookstore on the mall itself, a little shop up left bank, and the bookstore connected to Milk Crate on Ghuznee St.
K Bar, I'm a total sucker for karaoke, and this place, will change your life. Each karaoke song (performed on a main stage, none of this private rooms rubbish) is interspersed with great hip hop. (40 Dixon Street, Wellington)
Kazu Yakitori, this Japanese restaurant is my favourite; the food is delicious, and they have umeshu. (43 Courtney Place, Wellington)


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Instead of counting seconds, count heartbeats. Presetting a time goal, like a 7-minute mile, can undermine your training program because you may push yourself when you shouldn't be pushing. "Instead, let how your body feels be your guide. If you train this way, you'll end up achieving the improvements you desire," says Dave Smith, head cross-country coach at Oklahoma State University. With this as your norm, push it once a week by running at 90 percent of your maximum heart rate. (To find your max, subtract your age from 220.) Sandwich 15 minutes of this hard labor between 15 minutes of running at a relaxed pace, and you'll soon be running faster with less exertion.
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Here's your chance to show your support for some local businesses.
At 10 a.m. on Saturday Nov. 10, the Newton-Needham Chamber will be holding a press conference in front of Just Next Door (327 Auburn St.) with Mayor Setti Warren and other public officials to announce the kick-off of the our brand new Shop Local for the Holidays campaign.
Immediately following the press conference all attendees will be encouraged to engage in a "cash mob." Similar to "flash mobs," a cash mob is an event where a group of people gather together but instead of singing a song or doing a dance, they agree to spend some money.
In this case, we're inviting our participants to spend $10 at any Auburndale store, restaurant or service business as a show of support and appreciation for our local businesses.
Since this is a new idea, we have no idea how many people will attend. But our hope is this event will bring an influx of new and current customers to Auburndale businesses that morning and in the weeks and months to come.
Chamber volunteers and residents will be working the spread the word about our Nov. 10 "cash mob" We hope you'll share the news of this event too and that you'll join us in front of Just Next Store on Nov. 10 at 10 a.m.


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I have not purchased the phone yet, but very soon. But since the Eternity and Impression both do, I would assume so. Check the att.com forums section for more info on that thou. But I can tell you that with the Impression and Eternity, there are a few bugs, like having multiple entries and stuff. They wont totally sync because they are not Windows devices, but hey as long as it works!
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SENATE Majority Leader Kithure Kindiki has said he will introduce an adjournment motion in the House to discuss ways of reducing the national wage bill.
Speaking on the sidelines of the Kenya Alliance of Resident Associations workshop on county governments, Kithure said this week he will introduce a motion seeking the passing of resolutions that will see Senators' pay cut by 30 per cent.
This comes as the nation grapples with the huge wage bill, with elected members being accused of being the biggest public spenders.
"Anyone in this county who earns above Sh300,000, in country where poverty is on increase is unfair to the system, the reason we must all get into this debate of reducing the public wage bill," he said.
He said if the public wage is not managed well the country may "choke" from the burden of an increasing recurrent expenditure.
Apart from cutting on the wage bill the Meru Senator urged government to reduce public wastage but cutting now on number of cars government officials use as well fight graft within public service.
"Pay cuts will make a small saving, the bigger savings will be made through prudent use of public resources and total stemming of corruption," he said.


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I've always done upgrades and it's been extraordinarily rare that I've had problems. Rare enough to be completely overshadowed by all the extra work it takes to download, install, and configure all the software on my system.
When going from 7 to 8 I had a few issues but I later found out they were caused by roaming profiles -- and they followed me when I reloaded my laptop after getting a new SSD and being unable to clone the old one.
And clean installations can also be much more difficult when you have to go out and find drivers -- especially if you only have one computer and the first driver you need is the one for your network card.
Regardless, users have the choice when going from 7 to 8. Convincing them with verbiage on the web site that they have to buy 8.1 to upgrade from 7 is very misleading and detrimental.


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I wore this outfit on a hike around Colchester, it was cold and rainy and not really the right day for a walk but we still decided to go for one. Not really my favourite of my outfits too, but I do love my jumper and I do love Primark.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - A man accused of killing his parents with a machete on the Meskwaki Settlement last month appeared in court Monday and asked a federal magistrate for preliminary and detention hearing.
The U.S. Attorney's Office is seeking a federal murder charge against Gordon Lasley Jr., 25, in the homicide of his parents, Gordon Lasley Sr. and Kim Lasley, that occurred in their home on the settlement Feb. 5.
Lasley, who appeared in an orange jumpsuit and in hand and leg shackles, through his attorney, asked the court for preliminary hearing to determine if there is probable cause for the charge. He didn't speak except to acknowledge that he understood the charge and proceedings.
Assistant Federal Public Defender Max Wolson also asked the court for a detention hearing.
U.S. Magistrate Jon Scoles set both hearings at noon Thursday in U.S. District Court. He also appointed Assistant Federal Public Defender Jill Johnston to represent Lasley.
The complaint filed Friday didn't specify what murder charge will go before the grand jury. Conviction of a federal first-degree murder is life in prison or death and a second-degree murder charge is life in prison.
If probable cause is found, a grand jury will then be convened for a possible indictment.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Pete Deegan said after the hearing the two first-degree murder charges filed in Tama District Court were dismissed without prejudice Monday.
According to the complaint filed in federal court, Lasley told one of his brothers and his girlfriend that he killed his parents. Lasley was pulled over by Tama County Sheriff's deputies Feb. 6, in his mother's car. Lasley had blood on his hands and clothing. He also had cuts and lacerations on his left hand and scratches on his right hand.
Lasley's girlfriend told authorities she had been with Lasley and his parents in their home Feb. 5, but she left the home and then later received a call from Lasley, saying he killed his parents, according to the complaint.
According to the complaint, Meskwaki Nation Police officers found the bodies of the parents after one of their sons told police that Lasley Jr. admitted to killing them. Officers also located a machete lying on a couch with apparent blood on it.
Federal authorities have jurisdiction of this case because Lasley is a member of the Sac and Fox Tribe of Mississippi and the homicide occurred on the settlement.
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On Wednesday, the carousel turned. At the second practice, it was Towles who took half the reps with Whitlow and Smith getting a quarter each.
On Friday, it will be Whitlow's turn to show what he can do in a primary role.
Considering all the intrigue surrounding the quarterback position this spring, there's any number of ways all this could be interpreted. Does Smith have the inside track on the three-man battle since he got the bulk of the reps on day one? Or did Whitlow outplay his two counterparts and earn his way into half the Friday snaps?
Forget all that.
Smith, Towles and Whitlow will rotate at quarterback over 15 practices this spring just like the first week. And the reason Smith got the first crack: His last name is first in the alphabet.
In fact, fans and media can probably save their tea-leaves reading for fall camp.
"I'll be surprised if we know a whole lot by the end of spring just 'cause everything's so new," offensive coordinator Neal Brown said.
For now, Brown and head coach Mark Stoops are a lot more concerned about implementing the offense that figuring out who's going to be running it when the Wildcats open the 2013 season in a little more than five months.
True to his word from his introductory press conference, Brown said he expects installation to be complete by the end of Friday's practice. The quarterbacks and everyone else on the offensive side of the ball have had a great deal thrown at them in a very short amount of time. Even so, there's one thing about the new system that sticks out above all else no matter who you ask.
"It's fast," Smith said succinctly. "That's the best way to describe it. It's really fast."
Reporters waiting for interviews at the Nutter Field House on Wednesday got a firsthand look at that speed in watching the final few minutes of practice from a distance. The quarterback awaits either a shotgun or pistol snap with a flurry of activity surrounding him. After just a few seconds, the play begins and the ball is out of his hands via throw or handoff in a blink. Once it's over, it's a frenzy as the offense and defense rush to the line as quickly as possible and it begins all over again.
And it's only day two. Stoops and Brown both say the pace will continue to quicken as players build familiarity with the system.
"It's awesome," Towles said. "We're a team that needs to move fast. Teams like Alabama and Florida with these huge guys, they can afford to take their time and run it down your throat. We're gonna have to, with this Air Raid offense, we're gonna have to move as fast as we can."
In addition to keeping up, the quarterbacks have to deal with an abnormally crowded backfield. But don't worry, Brown isn't trying to marry the Air Raid and the Wing T. The backfield is crowded because Brown is mere feet behind his signal callers shouting instruction with quarterbacks not actually participating in the drill shadowing the movements of the man taking the snaps.
"It's the same as being on the first tee and you're playing golf," Brown said. "You got all these people and you've got to execute a good shot or you're going to hurt somebody."
If that brief description of practice makes it sound like organized chaos, that's by design.
"So when they get in the stadium and I'm over on the sidelines, now it's an easier atmosphere," Brown said. "Same with all the offensive guys. We're on them so hard about pace, I want it to where when they get in that stadium, it's almost an easier atmosphere on game day than it is in practice."
With the speed of practice, the newness of the system and pressure the coaches are trying to create, failure is inevitable, particularly when you consider it takes just one player to derail an entire play. What Brown is hoping for, maybe above all else, is that the Cats react well to that failure - especially the quarterbacks.
"They've got to learn how to prepare. You're not just going to go out here and be an SEC winning team," Brown said. "You've got to prepare and you've got to do it a lot of it on your own time because the NCAA limits us on what we can do. If you want to be a great player and create great teams, you've got to do a lot on your own."
The good news is that Smith, Towles and Whitlow all had at least a partial understanding of the offense Brown teaches coming in. Especially early in 2012 before Smith went down with a season-ending ankle injury, UK used a quick-strike passing attack reminiscent of the one the Cats will employ this fall.
"There's similar plays, but it's just faster," said Smith, who calls his surgically repaired ankle "pretty much" 100 percent. "I'd say it's a lot faster."
As for Towles, he ran a similar offense at Highlands High School with great success, winning three straight state titles and passing for 42 touchdowns against just one interception as a senior. Towles said he feels "at home" in Brown's offense, but stopped short of saying his experience gives him any sort of leg up in the competition that's only in its infancy.
"I feel like myself individually, I'm maybe a step ahead of where I would be if it was another person's offense," Towles said. "But as far as a leg up on anybody else, I'm not really sure."
Whitlow is a bit of an X-factor in the quarterback conversation. His athleticism could add a dimension Brown's highly ranked offenses at Texas Tech and Troy have never had at any time during the last four seasons. Whitlow also showed flashes of the kind of arm talent needed to run Brown's offense effectively in seven starts last year.
Talk about the relative strengths of each of the three is best saved for later though. Right now, Smith, Towles and Whitlow - after going through a season during which UK started four different quarterbacks due to injury - are just happy to be on the field. They've all been through a starting battle before - and in Smith's case, three times - so they know how to handle themselves.
"I love it," Smith said. "It's what it's all about."
For Brown, he knows there's a lot of work ahead, both at quarterback and every other offensive position. But right now, he's getting all he can ask for.
"Our guys are trying hard," Brown said. "We've got the pieces I think; now the pieces that we have got to get better. We've got to get better at every spot. But these kids - as long as they keep preparing, as long as they keep giving great effort - we're gonna have a chance."


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Welcome to Banff Beaver Cabins, a "Class B Alberta Heritage Site" and one of the earliest tourist cabins built in Banff. Our cabins consist of six fully furnished, 1 and 2 bedroom cabins and suites. With all the amenities of home. Private showers and washrooms, microwave kitchenettes with coffeemakers and fridges, some with living rooms all with T.Vs and DVDs. Situated in downtown Banff, half block away from Banff's main street. We offer a continental breakfast of homemade granola, fruit and home baked buns in the morning, cookies and iced tea in the afternoon at checkin. We are minutes away from hikes and scrambles with spectacular mountain views around Banff. Free high speed wireless internet, a smoke free environment and off-street parking, also two Gazebos for your use. Nightly rentals only from June 1st to September 30th.
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4.8 on October 13, 2014
I stayed in the Gopher Cabin. I was a little nervous when booking because it was in the basement of another cabin. However, when I got there I was very happy. It was absolutely beautiful!!! There were two beds, beautiful floors and the kitchenette was awesome. I was able to make my own food and everything I needed was provided. They also gave me homemade granola and supplied milk. They provide fresh baked buns, juice, cookies and are very friendly. I will definitely be staying there anytime I go to Banff. It is definitely worth every penny!! :)
5 on September 28, 2014
Location is perfect, access to downtown food and shopping. Owners very helpful.
4.4 on September 28, 2014
We loved the cabin - it was right in the middle of Banff, with a car park , a well-equipped kitchen, Wi-Fi and a friendly helpful hostess who provided yummy home-made buns for breakfast and cookies in the afternoon. The cabins are 100 years old but fully modernised. What more could you want?
4.6 on September 26, 2014
Very comfortable and well located cabins. Laura was extremely helpful and made us feel very welcome. The facilities were excellent with special little touches. The breakfast was just brilliant. A perfect holiday location!
4.6 on September 23, 2014
I book the gopher suite as a surprise anniversary getaway. I feel in love with the place right away. It was adorable & in a great location. Laura greeted us on arrival & took us for a tour of our cabin. We made coffee each morning which is included & sat outside enjoying the beautiful mountains. We can't wait to come back & we will bring the kids next time.
4.6 on September 20, 2014
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! Laura takes every opportunity to answer questions and provide hospitality. The morning buns and fruit were delicious, as well as the afternoon tea and cookies. The Lynx cabin was very tiny, and we would probably try a larger cabin the next time we visit.
4.0 on September 18, 2014
Lovely hosts. Small but clean and satisfactory room.
4.6 on September 17, 2014
Had a wonderful stay in Banff Beaver Cabins. We stayed in the Gopher Cabin, and found it very comfortable. It had its own little well equipped Kitchenette and it was clean and well appointed. The beds were very clean and comfortable. It was one street back from Banff Avenue, which is the town centre, so very close to everything. Laura was an excellent hostess and provided a lovely breakfast every morning, which included Muesli, fresh bread and fruit. Every afternoon there were home baked cookies and ice tea. Overall, a really pleasant stay.
4.2 on September 12, 2014
Our hosts nice and accommodating. Parking adequate but tight if guest bringing a big SUV or truck. The cabin Bear was clean, the kitchen well equipped and the bed comfortable. Shower and toilet sink small. The furnace heater was loud and it was located where your bed is directly getting hit by the flow of the air. I do hope they would be able to fix this problem.
3.6 on September 11, 2014
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Mountains, Small town
Calgary, AB, Canada (YYC) 90 miles
The Cabins are situated at 220 Beaver Street, one block east of Banff's main street and the Parks Canada Information Centre, on a large private lot. This area of Banff boasts spectacular panoramic mountain views. Banff is 120 km west of Calgary and a 1 ½ hours drive from the Calgary airport. One can also take the Banff Airport Shuttle bus several times per day.
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Beach, Casino, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Golfing, Hiking, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Ski area
Bed and Breakfast, Historic Inn
BBQ grill, Internet Service, Outdoor grilling, Parking
Alarm clock, CD player, Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, Fridge, Hairdryer, Microwave, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Wi-Fi
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Billiards, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Cross-country ski trails, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Kayaking, Mountain Bike trails, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Ski rentals, Snow shoe rental, Snow shoe trails, Swimming, Swimming pool, Tennis courts, Water sports, Whitewater Rafting
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In truth, when first approached about publishing a technical volume on Daito-ryu, I had quite a few reservations…. Given the traditionally closed, secretive nature of Daito-ryu, I worried to what degree it would be appropriate for me to disclose the oral and inner teachings of the art with which I have been entrusted to those outside the school. On the other hand, given the growing proliferation of technical manuals, videos and the like, not to mention the unprecedented availability of all kinds of information made possible today by the Internet—much of it incorrect and of dubious origin, I might add — I decided that it would be in the best interest of Daito-ryu to publish a written and pictorial record of the most fundamental points of at least the first portion the school's technical curriculum, so that these do not become lost to posterity…
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Neapolitan flip coffee pot
The Neapolitan flip coffee pot (Italian language: Napoletana, Neapolitan language: cuccumella) is a drip brew coffeemaker for the stove top. Unlike a Moka Express, a Napoletana does not use the pressure of steam to force the water through the coffee, relying instead on gravity.
The Napoletana is claimed to have been invented in 1819 by a Frenchman named Morize.[1][2] The reason for taking its name from the city of Naples is unknown: perhaps it is due to its popularity in Italy.
Structure and use[edit]
It consists of a bottom section filled with water, a filter section in the middle filled with finely ground coffee, and an upside-down pot placed on the top. When the water boils, the entire three-part coffee maker is flipped over to let the water filter through the coffee grounds. Once the water has dripped through the grounds, the water-boiling and filter sections are removed, and the coffee is served from the remaining pot. If coarse grounds are used, the coffee is brewed quite mildly. Using a very dark, finely ground roast, in the "Neapolitan" style, this method can produce a coffee that has a stronger flavor than an automatic drip brew maker.
Classic Designs[edit]
Southern Italian Riccardo Dalisi redesigned this classic for Alessi. He began his research in 1979 and earned international attention when his design entered into production in 1987.[3]
See also[edit]
- ^ William H. Ukers, All About Coffee, New York, The Tea and Coffee Trade Journal Company, 1922, cap.34.
- ^ Selecting a Coffee Brewing Method
- ^ (Italian) Biografie: Riccardo Dalisi
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Windhoek — Fresh body parts comprising a head and a set of forearms were found in a black plastic bag near the Grootfontein State Hospital yesterday morning.
Police spokesperson, Chief Inspector Angula Amulungu, said the unidentified body parts, believed to be that of a female, were found at about 09h20 at Dr Ngarikutuke Tjiriange Road near Grootfontein State Hospital.
"The parts were disco-vered by municipality workers who were busy cleaning the streets and came across a black refuse plastic bag.
After they opened the bag, they discovered two forearms and a head," said Amulungu in a press release.
The police also found "stained seat covers of a car, a blood stained female sleeping dress and a black bra," at the scene of the discovery.
Police could not ascertain whether the latest finding is linked to the ongoing investigation of the 'B1 Butcher' case.
Several women including Sanna Helena //Garoës and Juanita Mabula were killed in a similar brutal fashion by unknown suspect(s), or who has simply become the 'B1 Butcher'.
"It is just a discovery of unidentified body parts and it is really premature for us to make any comparisons. The forensics will be at the scene now to investigate that part of the case," said Amulungu.
He said it was difficult to say at this stage whether the body parts were that of the same person or not. "They appear to be those of a young person," he said
The body parts are at the Tsumeb Police Mortuary for further investigation.
The Director of the National Forensic Science Institute of Namibia, Dr Paul Ludik, was expected at the mortuary by late yesterday.
A source at the scene informed New Era that the sight of the body parts was shocking.
"They were fresh body parts. The head looked as though it was dipped in hot water. It was dark in colour and no smell," said the source, without ruling out the effect of the weather.
The latest discovery comes barely 72 hours after the police and forensic investigators exhumed the body of 18-year-old Viola Swartbooi in the Khomasdal Cemetery.
Amulungu said a DNA sample from Swartbooi's remains would be taken as part of the ongoing police investigations into the deaths of the late Juanita Mabula and Sanna Helena //Garoës whose dismembered body parts were found in the Khomas Region over the past two years.
Meanwhile, the police have appealed to anyone in the Grootfontein area with a missing relative to contact the Oshikoto Regional Commander.


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Risk indicators for development of headache during dipyridamole treatment after cerebral Ischaemia of arterial origin
A considerable proportion of patients discontinue dipyridamole therapy because of headache. Risk indicators for the development of dipyridamole induced headache were identified by means of an exploratory analysis of data from the European/Australasian Stroke Prevention in Reversible Ischaemia Trial (ESPRIT) and the Second European Stroke Prevention Study (ESPS 2). In ESPRIT, dipyridamole induced headache was significantly associated with female sex, absence of hypertension and non-smoking (area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve 0.63 (95% CI 0.58 to 0.68)) and in ESPS 2 with female sex and absence of ischaemic lesions on imaging (area under the ROC curve 0.64 (95% CI 0.59 to 0.69)).
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Every four years, we watch the stakes for Olympic figure skaters get higher, as they try to increase rotation in the air with their triple axels and quadruple toe loops. How do they do that? It's a scientific principle that we asked Olympic hopeful Rachael Flatt, and Deborah King, an associate professor in the Department of Exercise and Sports Sciences at Ithaca College, to help explain.
In the sport of freestyle aerials, skiers are judged on their ability to perform complex jumps in the air. Emily Cook, a 12-year veteran of the U.S. Freestyle team, and Paul Doherty, a Senior Scientist at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, show how these jumps actually come from three basic twisting techniques that you can try in your own classroom.


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Lillian Werner was in pain. After falling over a throw rug in a friend's home during a celebration, this 90-year-old experienced pain like she has never felt before. "The pain was so severe, I thought I never would be able to stand again," said Werner.
A MRI revealed that Werner had a fractured L3 vertebra. Without proper intervention, Werner's quality of life would rapidly decline and this active senior would be confined to a wheelchair. Her orthopedic surgeon, Daniel Sullivan, D.O., referred Werner to Resurrection Medical Center's (RMC) Pain Center for treatment and pain management options.
"My greatest fear is losing my independence. All I could think of was a nursing home because the pain," said Werner. "I was relieved to know that Resurrection Medical Center has a Pain Center where there are experts who deal with pain issues all the time."
Naveen Tipirneni, M.D., who is board certified in pain management and anesthesiology, met with Werner, evaluated her case, and determined she would greatly benefit from vertebroplasty. Vertebroplasty involves guiding a needle into the affected area of the vertebra and injecting it with an orthopedic cement to stabilize and prevent its collapse.
"Vertebroplasty is a relatively safe procedure with very minimal risks and complications," said Dr. Tipirneni. "Lillian's vertebroplasty went smoothly and she should expect a full recovery."
RMC's Pain Center follows a multidisciplinary treatment approach involving physical therapy, psychology, and surgical evaluations when needed. Dr. Tipirneni follows each patient through their prescribed treatments providing patients with outstanding continuity of care. Conditions he has treated include: Back pain with or without leg pain, neck pain with or without arm pain, continued pain following neck/ back surgery, cancer pain, vertebral compression fracture, work-related injuries, headaches, diabetic neuropathy, and shingles pain among others.
Werner says she felt some improvement right after the procedure and really felt better two-weeks post-op. Though she has some other pain issues being treated by Dr. Tipirneni, she is extremely grateful for the care she has received.
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TRAVEL out into the primal darkness, far away from the bright lights of civilisation, and, on a clear night in the hour before dawn, you may see a great pyramid of light rising up into the sky from the eastern horizon.
Back in the 11th century, the Persian poet and astronomer Omar Khayyam alluded to this "false dawn" in his Rubaiyat. Known as zodiacal light because it follows the same broad band of the sky as the constellations of the zodiac, the phenomenon is caused by sunlight reflected off dust in space. This explanation goes back to a suggestion made by the English astrologer and archdeacon Joshua Childrey in 1661. But till now, where that dust comes from, and how it stays there, has had us stumped.
The zodiacal dust forms a vast, diffuse cloud that extends all the way from the sun to beyond the orbit of ...
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(Manchester, N.H.) - Travis Shaw went 4-for-5 with 4 RBI and Michael Almanzar had a career-high 5 RBI, as they Sea Dogs (23-15) cruised by the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (19-22), 15-4 on Thursday night at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium. Portland snapped a two-game losing streak and finished the roadtrip at 3-4.
Brandon Workman (5-1) allowed a solo-homer to Kevin Pillar, the first guy he faced, but earned the win with six strong innings of work. The right-hander yielded seven hits, three runs, one walk, while fanning six. Workman became the fifth 5-game winner in the Eastern League.
Portland scored nine runs during innings two-through-four and took a 9-3 lead. A dropped fly ball by left fielder Adam Loewen gave Portland a 2-1 advantage in the second. The 'Dogs scored four times off losing pitcher Ryan Tepera (4-3) in the third. Tony Thomas (3-for-6, RBI) nailed an RBI double and Shaw crushed a two-run homer (#3) to right-center field. With two outs, J.C. Linares reached on an infield single and scored on Shannon Wilkerson's triple.
Kevin Nolan, the native of Nashua, New Hampshire, knocked in two runs with a single in the third, cutting Portland's lead to 6-3. Workman allowed just one hit over the next three innings.
In the fourth, Peter Hissey delivered a sac-fly, Shaw nailed a run-scoring double and Almanzar singled home his first run. Portland scored eight times off Tepera in 3.1 IP on eight hits. Former Sea Dog Chore Spoone relieved Tepera in the fourth, and allowed five hits on four runs over 1.2 IP. Shaw (RBI single) and Almanzar (2-run double) had back-to-back run-scoring hits in the sixth, extending Portland's lead to 12-3.
Almanzar capped off a career-night with a two-run homer in the eighth, his team leading, sixth of the season. Xander Bogaerts added a sac-fly for Portland's final run.
Miguel Celestino pitched the final three innings to earn his first Double-A save. Celestino yielded five hits and one run, a homer to Ryan Schimpf to start the eighth.
Portland had a season-high in runs, hits, extra-base hits (9) and doubles (7).
Prime Motor Group Player of the Game: Travis Shaw (4-for-5, HR, 4 RBI, 2 2B)
The Sea Dogs open up a 7-game homestand on Friday night against the Binghamton Mets at Hadlock Field. Right-hander Matt Barnes (3-1, 4.65) makes his eighth start of the season for Portland. Binghamton will have righty Erik Goeddel (3-2, 5.45) on the hill. Radio coverage begins at 5:40 PM on the U.S. Cellular Sea Dogs Radio Network and via the Tune-In Radio app for smartphones and tablets. Friday night is the first Fireworks show of the season and the Sea Dogs Dance Team will perform. Tickets are available by calling 207-879-9500 or at seadogs.com.
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After Jackie Chan's famous scene in CITY HUNTER (1992), the Jean-Claude Van Damme led adaptation in 1994, and the very abysmal installment LEGEND OF CHUN LI (2009), this web series focuses on the story of Ryu and Ken of the popular video game. This web series blows away the other live action versions out of the water thanks to excellent performances and an even more intriguing backstory that revolves around the future of the two heroes.
In the year 1987, Gouken (Akira Koieyama) is the master of a dojo in the Wakayama Prefecture. His only two students are Ryu (Mike Moh) and Ken (Christian Howard). Having trained for many years, the two best friends feel as if they are ready to learn the Ansatsuken style. At first Gouken is reluctant, but eventually decides to train them. They must master three powerful techniques to master the style: The Shoryuken (spinning uppercut), the Tatsumaki (jumping tornado kick), and the Hadouken (a powerful ball made from energy).
When Ken stumbles a manual that has a technique called the "Satsui no Hadou", he attempts to use it to master his Hadouken. However, Gouken is truly upset and he begins to remember memories of what had happened last time the "Satsui no Hadou" was used. Thirty years ago. a young Gouken (Shogen) was training with his brother Gouki (Gaku Space) under their master Goutetsu (Togo Igawa). When Gouki had learned and used the "Satsui no Hadou", he had threatened his brother in combat and was forced to leave the dojo. Finding a cave, Gouki began to master the "Satsui no Hadou", which forced him to eventually transform into a beast by the name of Akuma (Joey Ansah). Remembering the consequences of the past, Gouken decides to teach Ryu and Ken without either of them learning the Satsui no Hadou because if that were to happen, he may meet the same fate as Goutetsu had years ago.
Who would have thought a short film would be the beginning to this exciting web series? In 2010, British actor, filmmaker, and martial artist Joey Ansah unleashed Street Fighter: Legacy, which depicted a battle between Ryu and Ken with the appearance of the flame haired beast Akuma, based on the popular Capcom video game. In 2012, the people at Capcom expressed their pleasure of the short film and decided to give the rights to start up a new web series.
Returning as Ken Masters is Christian Howard, who co-wrote this series with Joey Ansah, who directed the series. Instead of Jon Foo, who played Ryu in the short film, Ryu is played by Mike Moh. Moh had a role on the television series KAMEN RIDER: DRAGON KNIGHT in 2010. Moh and Howard have excellent chemistry as Ryu and Ken. The two become not only like students, but best friends and brothers. Even though they will eventually have to face each other, they show a great amount of respect for each other. This comes to both the delight and at times, chagrin, of their sensei, Gouken.
What is even more great is that we not only look at the story of Ken and Ryu, but the backstory of Gouken as well as how a dangerous technique came back to haunt him as he learns Ken had attempted to learn the deadly art too. It is refreshing to see how the evil force known as Akuma was born. The flashback sequences are nicely done and at times very brutal when it comes to seeing Akuma fight Gotetsu. However, some fun stuff includes hearing Ken and Ryu's trademark themes from the video game in the series.
What is even better is the action in the film. It is clear that both Moh and Howard are amazing martial artists and they fit the roles perfectly. While on the video game screens the Tatsumaki move looks like it should be done with wirework. However, it is done by performing a 720-degree kick, a move both Howard and Moh can master quite well. The special effects used to showcase the Hadouken and the Shoryuken as nicely done and proves to be the most faithful in any adaptation of the video games.
If you want to see a faithful and very well done adaptation of the Street Fighter video games, then STREET FIGHTER: ASSASSIN'S FIST is exactly what you need to see. If you want to see this series right away, and it is recommended you do, go to Machinima's Youtube channel and check out this series as soon as possible. Each episode runs approximately eleven to twelve minutes long. Mike Moh and Christian Howard are perfect as Ryu and Ken and the backstories are well done. Kudos to Joey Ansah and everyone involved with this series!
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Kenneth Faried, JaVale McGee with huge blocks (VIDEO)
Mar 22, 2013, 10:38 AM EDT
There were a lot of highlights out of the Nuggets' dramatic comeback on Thursday night, most centered around the comeback itself.
But there were others. Like when Kenneth Faried chased down Thaddeus Young and denied a dunk that most players just would have surrendered.
Then there is Arnett Moultrie trying to spin from the post into the lane for a shot and having it just swallowed up and grabbed out of the air by JaVale McGee. That's the kind of block a coach loves — not sent three rows into the stands so the other team gets the ball back, but grabbed and used to start a fast break the other way.
- progress2011 - Mar 22, 2013 at 12:19 PM
McGhee is RAW TALENT and POTENTIAL…..This guy has the POTENTIAL to be a very special player.
Since Stern has all but turned the Center position into a Power Forward position, by not allowing any back to the basket- banging in the paint- post play….McGhee gives me flashes of the days past.
The teams that slept on this guy will possible live to regret it. George Karl is the right type of teacher / coach that can help him become a very skilled player.
- broncobeta - Mar 22, 2013 at 12:37 PM
Ghee is a class of clarified butter.
McGhee is a very tall class of clarified butter.
- 4thquartermagic - Mar 22, 2013 at 12:49 PM
McGoo is worth the price of admission. The guy can just awe you at any moment.
Def glad the nuggets locked up his prime years to see what he can become.
- 4thquartermagic - Mar 22, 2013 at 12:53 PM
Oh and what more can I say about Manimal. Dude brings 110 every night.
Damn these Nuggets are fun to watch and play a brand of basketball that is refreshing.
- circuscivics - Mar 22, 2013 at 2:43 PM
Manimal is a freak. Every team would love to have a guy like that on their roster.
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I have fun doing just about everything. Nothing ever has to be boring. Its not what it is but what you make of it.
School textbooks.
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|Black, Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel
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On the weekends I'm a freelance performer. I dance for DJ companies entertaining families at their events. I consider myself lucky to have such a fun job.
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I was born in South America. Moved To the states when I was ten yrs old.
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Kindness is my religion. My heart is my place of worship.
|English, Spanish
|Bachelors degree
|Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
I'm in my senior year studying Psychology & Art. I love the learning process and I'm obsessed with both subjects.


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Emily Berquist Soule, Ph.D.
Emily Berquist Soule (Ph.D., 2007, University of Texas at Austin) is Associate Professor of History at California State University, Long Beach. Her first book, The Bishop's Utopia: Envisioning Improvement in Colonial Peru, was published in 2014 from the University of Pennsylvania Press as part of the "Early Modern Americas" series edited by Peter Mancall. She completed her book with two years of research leave funded by the American Council of Learned Societies and the Dibner program in the History of Science at the Huntington Library in San Marino, California. For the 2014-2015 academic year, Dr. Berquist will be on research leave working on her second book project, The Politics of Slavery in the Late Spanish Empire, with funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
The Bishop's Utopia is based on the extraordinary 1,372 watercolor images of the people, plants and animals that Spanish Bishop Baltasar Jaime Martínez Compañón commissioned from indigenous artisans in Northern Peru in the 1780s. It reads these unique pieces of visual data as historical documentation that further our understanding of natural history, art, and the politics of empire in the Atlantic world. The book recreates the intellectual, cultural, and political universe Martínez Compañón inhabited, paying special attention to his reform agenda in the mining industry and in indigenous education. It locates the Bishop and his work with the local Indians in the broader contemporary debate over the supposed inferiority of the American people and natural world, demonstrating how through his scientific research and his reform activities, Martínez Compañón positioned the Indians as intelligent, productive subjects of the Spanish Crown.
Dr. Berquist has also published on her second book project, The Politics of Slavery in the Late Spanish Empire (see corresponding article in Slavery & Abolition, June 2010). This work investigates the global politics of early antislavery sentiment and the politics of slavery in the late Spanish Empire, with a special focus on the disastrous Spanish attempts to establish a slave-trading depot off the West Coast of Africa in the late-eighteenth century.
A former Fulbright scholar, Dr. Berquist has also been awarded funding from the American Historical Association, the Atlantic History Seminar at Harvard University, the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, and the Spanish Ministry of Culture (among others.) She has worked extensively in historical archives throughout Spain, Colombia, and Peru. At Long Beach, she teaches the history of Colonial Latin America and the Spanish Empire at the advanced undergraduate and Master's levels, including courses on the history of religion, slavery, and visual culture. She has served as Advisor for several Master's Theses, including Amy Peters' "The Mark of Gender: Depicting Power and the Female Body in Colonial Peru," which won the 2009 Best Thesis Award in the College of Liberal Arts.
In 2013, Dr. Berquist appeared as a historical expert on the Travel Channel historical artifact hunting show, "Dig Fellas." She lives with her family and dog Leo in Los Angeles.
301: Methodologies of History
362: Colonial Latin America Survey
460/560: Slavery in Latin America
465: Seeing Latin America: Visual Culture and History in the Latin American World
466: Gods, Saints, and Sinners: The Culture of Religion in Colonial Latin America
499: Senior Research Seminar
510: (graduate seminar) Historiography of Colonial Latin America
590: (graduate seminar) The Idea of the Indian in the Americas
592: (graduate seminar) Cultures of Nature: The Science of Empire in the Early Modern Atlantic World
663: (graduate seminar) Advanced Research Methodologies in Latin American History
Please click here to view Dr. Berquist's Curriculum Vitae


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|by TigerNet Staff - Monday, December 17, 2012 2:53 PM
@chickfilabowl CEO Gary Stokan has just announced that, for the 16th straight year, the Bowl has sold out. #CFABowl— Chick-fil-A Bowl (@chickfilabowl) December 17, 2012
For the 16th consecutive year, the Chick-fil-A Bowl has sold its complete allotment of tickets for the ACC vs. SEC rivalry bowl game.
The Bowl ticket office sold nearly 35,000 tickets to local and regional buyers. A record 94% of ticket buyers renewed their purchases for this year's bowl game.
"The amount of local support for our game is truly inspirational and we feel blessed Atlanta has embraced this game the way it has," said Gary Stokan, Chick-fil-A Bowl president and CEO. "There were a lot of buyers who purchased early in anticipation of another great match-up, and with number-eight LSU and number-14 Clemson, we did not disappoint."
"We thank our local Atlanta fans and corporate supporters for elevating the Chick-fil-A Bowl to become one of the preeminent bowl games in the country," Stokan added.
All remaining tickets for the 71,996-seat Georgia Dome were purchased by LSU and Clemson, following their selections on Dec. 2.
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That's okay no problem at all.. door is always welcome if you ever decide to give it ago, thanks for taking the time to consider it and getting back to me with a response.
Hi; Sorry Im not sure if I replied to your message or not. At the moment, I just dont have the energy to join the efeds but I will keep it in mind and when im feeling better I might come by and join you all. Sorry again
Oh sorry Haha! I didn't realize you meant roleplaying Yeah that's exactly what it is.. In the WWE Fed we ask that you control a wrestler from the past or present, the only thing we don't allow is deceased wrestlers being chosen
Your Welcome and thank you ^__^ Yup sound's like roleplaying. Would i be able to create my own character? Or would it have to be taking on the persona of an actual female wrestler?
Same here, glad you have settled in well and you are enjoying it here Yeah there really are some awesome people on here.. thank you for the friend request too! ermm, I'm not really sure what rping is.. but E-ffeding is where you create a character or in the case of my fed, the WWE Fed you control a real life wrestler from any company and take on the role of them by doing promo's and getting involved in story lines and feuds.. it's a lot of fun and a good way of expressing creativity.. Plus in the WWE Fed we are really trying too build a womens division at the moment and it's coming along well.. but the more members the better! if you have any interest.. we would love too have you.
Hi! Thank You for messaging me and your right we havent had chance to really speak. Its Nice to meet you! Everyone here is very nice, opinionated and funny so im all types of good Ive seen a bit about it but im not what it is. Is it like rping?
Hey, firstly.. I don't believe we have spoke, so welcome to EWN, hope you are enjoying your time here?.. secondly, I was wondering.. do you have any interest in E-ffeding?.
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