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Photo of Jimmy Faulkner by Teresa
Biography of Jimmy Faulkner
James Murry Falkner was born in Oxford, Mississippi,
on July 18, 1923. Jimmy (as he was called by his family
and friends) later changed the spelling of his name to Faulkner,
adding the "u" as did his famous uncle William Faulkner and
his father John Faulkner. His brother, Murry C. "Chooky"
Falkner, continues to spell the name without the letter, which
was accidentally added when one of William Faulkner's book was
published. Jimmy and Chooky are the sons of the writer John
Faulkner and nephews of the Nobel Prize winner William Faulkner.
John Falkner bought Snook's remaining interest in Memory
House in Oxford, Mississippi, and became the sole owner. There
John and Dolly Falkner made their home throughout their married
lives, except for brief periods, and there they raised two sons,
Jimmy and Chooky. Both are best known as nephews of William
Photo: Chooky Falkner, brother of
Jimmy Faulkner and son of John Faulkner. Photo by Nancy
Jacobs (SHS)
Like other famous Faulkners, Jimmy liked to fly. During World War II as a Marine fighter pilot in the Pacific, his plane was shot down. During the Korean war he also flew combat missions. He got a degree in engineering in 1947 and then ran a construction company in Oxford. He retired in 1983. Jimmy Faulkner died on Dec. 24, 2001, at a hospital in Tupelo, Mississippi. All four Faulkner brothers — Brother Will, Jimmy's father John, and his uncles Jack and Dean — often told stories about their great-grandfather, the Old Colonel ( and model for Colonel Sartoris) who owned a railroad and was shot and killed by a business partner in Ripley, Mississippi.
Jimmy Faulkner's literary importance is primarily significant because, until his death in December of 2001, he was a living source of information about William Faulkner, whom Jimmy resembled. After William Faulkner's death in July 1962 and John Faulkner's death (Jimmy's father) the following year, Jimmy became the head and spokesman for the Faulkner family. He often gave talks and answered questions about his famous literary relatives. He even played the role of Major de Spain in William Faulkner's "Barn Burning," which was made for PBS. It was Jimmy who voiced the Faulkner family opposition when the Oxford Board of Alderman planned to place a statue of the famous author in front of the Oxford City Hall. Jimmy Faulkner went before the board with a letter from Jill Faulkner Summers, daughter of William Faulkner, which showed her displeasure at the city's plan to erect the statue. Jimmy read from a letter in which Jill stated, "I do not want a statue of my father made and put on public display -- on the Square or any other place, No Oxford official or anyone else approached me, asked my permission, or in any way consulted me about a statue of my father (William Faulkner)." Although Jimmy Faulkner asked the Board to cancel the project (which had already been contracted out to William Beckwith, a local artist), the statue was eventually completed and placed on the square in Oxford, Mississippi.
All four Faulkner brothers — Brother Will, Jimmy's father John, and his uncles Jack and Dean — often told stories about their great-grandfather, the Old Colonel, who owned a railroad and was shot and killed in Ripley, Mississippi. Jimmy heard many family stories growing up and he too loved to tell stories. One of Jimmy Faulkner's favorite stories was about how his famous uncle went to see the film Gone With The Wind seven times when it came out in 1939. "Brother Will (Faulkner was Jimmy's uncle, but Jimmy called him Brother Will), never saw the ending," Jimmy Faulkner said. "He always walked out the first time a Yankee came on the screen." Jimmy also takes great pride in the often quoted description of Jimmy as "the only person who likes me (William Faulkner) for who I am."
Jimmy Faulkner describes his taking Brother Will to the hospital the night before he died in the new introduction to his father's book My Brother Bill . He writes, "I checked him in, and stayed with him until about 10 that night. When I was ready to leave, I went to his bedside, reached down and took his hand. I told him, 'Brother Will, when you're ready to come home, let me know and I'll come get you. He said "Yes, Jim, I will.'" He never got home alive. He died around 2 in the morning on July 6, 1962.
Jimmy Faulkner, a retired architect and contractor with Faulkner Construction, was married to Nancy Watson Faulkner and the father of a daughter, Meg Faulkner Du Chaine ( still living in Oxford, Mississippi) and two sons, James Murry Faulkner, Jr., of Jackson and Thomas Wesley Faulkner of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. Jimmy served with the U.S. Marines during World War II and the Korean Conflict before retiring as a lieutenant colonel, receiving the Distinguished Flying Cross, the World War II Victory Ribbon, and the Pacific Theatre Ribbon. Despite the fact that Jimmy said, "I'm an engineer, not a writer," Jimmy wrote two publications documenting his uncle's world. Across the Creek: Faulkner Family Stories was published in 1986, and Brother Will's Passing, was published in 1992.
In Remembrance of Jimmy Faulkner
by Teresa Baker Kelly
(from Oxford Town, July 2002, written for the 2002 Faulkner Conference)
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with Faulkner's nephew compiled in new book published by
Louisiana State University Press, 1996
documents Oxford's literary problems and the William Faulkner
in the square statue debate.
for Jimmy Faulkner entitled " Jimmy Faulkner, nephew
of William, dies at 78" 24 December 2001
information for Barn Burning in which Jimmy Faulkner
played Major de Spain and Mississippi author Thomas Hal
Phillips played a justice.
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16—(1) The Commission shall keep a register of charities.
(2) Every institution which is a charity under the law of Northern Ireland must be registered in the register of charities.
(3) The register shall be kept by the Commission in such manner as it thinks fit.
(4) The register shall contain—
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18—(1) An institution shall for all purposes other than rectification of the register be conclusively presumed to be or to have been a charity at any time when it is or was on the register of charities.
(2) Any person who is or may be affected by the registration of an institution as a charity may, on the ground that it is not a charity, object to its being entered by the Commission in the register, or apply to the Commission for it to be removed from the register; and the Department may by regulations make provision as to the manner in which any such objection or application is to be made, prosecuted or dealt with.
(3) If there is an appeal to the Tribunal against any decision of the Commission to enter an institution in the register, or not to remove an institution from the register, then until the Commission is satisfied whether the decision of the Commission is or is not to stand, the entry in the register shall be maintained, but shall be in suspense and marked to indicate that it is in suspense.
(4) For the purposes of subsection (1) an institution shall be deemed not to be on the register during any period when the entry relating to it is in suspense under subsection (3).
(5) Any question affecting the registration or removal from the register of an institution may, notwithstanding that it has been determined by a decision on appeal under Schedule 3, be considered afresh by the Commission and shall not be concluded by that decision, if it appears to the Commission that there has been a change of circumstances or that the decision is inconsistent with a later judicial decision.
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(7) Article 36(3) of the Companies (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 (NI 6) (minor variations in names to be disregarded) shall apply for the purposes of this section as if the reference to Article 36(1)(c) of that Order were a reference to subsection (2)(a) above.
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Week 3 the most critical yet for the Big 12
By Mason Kilpatrick
Week 2 was the definition of hit and miss for the Big 12 Conference. Established powers like Texas and OU either tanked or almost tanked. Texas allowed over 500 rushing yards with their loss against BYU. And Longhorn fans wondered why the media never believed in them. OU struggled in their first conference game against West Virginia. If that is not a bad sign, I don't know what is. TCU had a rough first half against an FCS team, and lost starting quarterback Casey Pachall while KU surprised no one with their struggling performance against another FCS team.
Despite those awful performances, a few teams did rise to the occasion. OSU, nationally ranked at 13, proved that J.W. Walsh can provide a solid game through the air against UTSA. Baylor scored 70 points….against an FBS team, which makes it even more impressive. Their strong performance launches them into the Top 25 now. Kansas State pounced back with a win against UL-Lafayette. Texas Tech creamed an FCS team scoring 61 points, establishing their high powered offense through another solid game.
A few major elements have changed this week for the Big 12 conference. New starting quarterbacks, new defensive coordinators, and a new scandal are in the midst. Significant rematches and top 25 matches up will be present. Here are my weekly rankings of the Big 12 games for week 3:
8. Georgia State (Sun Belt, 0-2) at West Virginia (1-1)
Time: 11:00 a.m. (CST)
West Virginia: What a second week for WVU against Oklahoma. The WVU defense held Oklahoma to only 16 points, with 3 of those coming in the second quarter. WVU might have the fate KU had last year, a strong defense to keep points limited on high-powered teams but doesn't have enough offensive spunk to keep up with them. Millard completed almost half of his passes and threw for 218 yards. He failed to make big plays consistently and threw an interception, forcing WVU to dominate the game with the running attack. Against Georgia State, who has lost to two FCS teams, WVU will need to push the limits for Millard to try get some big play consistency out of him, or he will be benched for Trickett.
Georgia State: Poor Georgia State, a newly inducted FBS team in the Sun Belt has lost two straight games against FCS teams. They allowed 400 rushing yards, and play against WVU this week…who is consistently riding on a strong ground game. Georgia State will need to learn how to stop that running game or Charles Sims and Dremius Smith or they will face another hard loss.
7. Massachusetts (0-2, MAC) at Kansas State (1-1)
Time: 6:00 pm (CST)
Kansas State: KSU pounced on the Rajun' Cajuns last week for a good win after their failure in Week 1. They ran ball much more efficiently, running over over 100 yards and getting three rushing touchdowns. John Hubert is still not playing to the form many expected of him, especially after he earned Preseason All-Big 12 honors. Quarterback Jake Waters threw two interceptions with no touchdown last week, still proving he has a long way to go to be the playmaker KSU is looking for now that Collin Klein is gone. KSU is playing another home game this week, having no non-conference games on the road this year.
Massachusetts: UMass' story is strongly identical to the story of Georgia State. They too are a new FBS team, and they lost to an FCS team, Maine, last week. UMass will be battle tested for KSU, as they were routed 45-0 to Wisconsin in Week 1. UMass does have a decent pass defense though, holding both Maine and Top 25 ranked Wisconsin to a little over 200 passing yards. This could be the only way for UMass to stick with KSU the whole game. UMass will also need their defensive line to step up and force Jake Waters to make even more mistakes, which is possible. This will be a heavy task for the line though as they have been near invisible in the first two weeks of play.
6. Lamar (FCS, 1-1) at #12 Oklahoma State (2-0)
Time: 6:30 pm (CST)
Oklahoma State: Yikes, right as OSU is about to embark on what could be their most successful season yet, the media comes out with a scandal that existed back in Les Miles era. While this scandal has less to do with their play in this season, the scandal could have some large consequences in their future. J.W Walsh threw for over 300 yards and had 4 touchdowns against UTSA. He has now established himself as the premiere quarterback in the Big 12, proving to score points on the ground and through the air. OSU's defense is now just polishing up for conference play, and will have plenty of confidence after their Week 1 dominance over Mississippi State.
Lamar: The numbers and performance of Lamar last week all point to a possible blowout this week. If they can manage to hold themselves within 20 points against the red hot Cowboys this week, I would consider it a victory.They lost to Louisiana Tech last week 27-14 despite Tech's awful performance. The team passed for under 200 passing yards and had 8 penalties that accounted for 55 yards. Still, Lamar lost by two possessions. Why? Because they allowed over 250 rushing yards, and allowed some big plays. Who has a solid run game and consistently makes big plays offensively? Oh yeah, J.W. Walsh of the OSU Cowboys. If Lamar could somehow stall Walsh and make OSU solely dependant on the run game, then Lamar could have a chance to win. Still…that is not very likely.
5. Kansas (1-0) at Rice (0-1, C-USA)
Time: 6:30 pm (CST), CBS Sports Network
Kansas: KU hasn't won a football on the road since 2009. They demolished UTEP 34-7 and were #24 in the nation. That was the year they went 5-7 and was the beginning of the end for KU's short Football prominence. This game is one of the most important games of the season for KU. They travel to Rice and are looking for their first 2-0 start since 2011. Last week, KU shined at where many expected them to shine: rushing. KU accounted for 280 rushing yards and had strong four performances from four different running backs. James Sims, a running back I feel should have had Hubert's place in Preseason All-Big 12 honors, went for 94 yards and two touchdowns. The passing game is a different story. Jake Heaps showed glimpses of his freshman self, throwing sharp and accurate passes to his receivers. Unfortunately, his receivers were overhyped. Several dropped passes accounted Heaps going for 10 for 20 and the receiving corps failed draw space for their defensive counterparts. Of course, this is expected when KU's top wide receiver was a transfer who had never actually had a collegiate pass to his name until this last game. In order to beat Rice, KU will obviously need its receiving corps will need to step up and help Jake Heaps make some big plays.
Rice: The Rice Owls have KU fans shaking in their boots. In the first half of their game against Texas A&M, they kept up to the Aggies toe to toe on almost every single play. It wasn't until Johnny Manziel came along that the Rice Owls started to look like they were going to lose. This week, they face a team that lacks a big time playmaker like Manziel. Rice will have to learn how to handle James Sims, as he was suspended during KU and Rice's matchup last year. If Rice plays like they did in Week 1 and limit Sims from acquiring 100 yards, the Owls will leave with a victory over the Jayhawks again.
4. Tulsa (1-1, C-USA) at #16 Oklahoma (2-0)
Time: 11:00 am (CST), ESPN2
Oklahoma: It is Week 3 and Oklahoma already has to start a new quarterback. Now, Blake Bell takes the spot behind center as Trevor Knight went down for 1 to 2 weeks. While Knight's performance these past two weeks leave little to be desired, Blake Bell gets his chance to shine and take over the reigns for the year. If Blake Bell can throw for over 200 yards and a few touchdowns, he not only will have the Tulsa game in the bag but also the starting job as well. Even if Blake Bell struggles, running back Brennan Clay could have another big game. He has already accounted for 213 yards this season.
Tulsa: Tulsa had a rough week against Bowling Green in Week 1 but came out with a win over Colorado State last week. Quarterback Cody Green threw for over 200 yards and three touchdowns. While Tulsa's offensive strength is its receiving corps, the Sooners need to look out for Derek Patterson. The sophomore only caught three passes last week but accounted for 61 yards and a touchdown. If Patterson can apply his big play threat to more catches, OU might have a hard time stopping the passing game.
3. Iowa (1-1, Big Ten) at Iowa State (0-1)
Time: 5:00 pm (CST), Fox Sports 1
Iowa State: Iowa State had the ability to take a bye last week and rethink their game plan after the loss to FCS team Northern Iowa. Iowa State actually had strong offensive performance, with quarterback Sam Richardson garnering 242 passing yards and not turning the ball over. Rare in a game where the team loses to an FCS team. Why did Iowa State lose? Because of an awful defensive showing. They allowed 457 yards! In order to beat Iowa, they are going to have to stop Mark Weisman, Iowa's starting running back, who has dominated the past two games for Iowa.
Iowa: Iowa is ready to go against in-state rival Iowa State, especially after their FCS game against Missouri State. Iowa is ranked in the top 30 nationally with rushing yards accumulated. Iowa could easily take the win against Iowa State if they use Mark Weisman as a 30 carries back, they will run away with the game.
2. #25 Ole Miss (2-0, SEC) at Texas (1-1)
Time: 7:00 pm (CST), Longhorn Network
Texas: Well, last week was interesting for the Longhorns. Not only did they lose the game to BYU but they also dropped out of the Top 25 and lost their defensive coordinator. Allowing 550 rushing yards against BYU is ridiculous but Texas needs to shore up its defense in order to beat Ole Miss. Ole Miss is ranked 32nd in the nation for rushing yards, getting over 230 yards a game.
Ole Miss: Ole Miss is starting off strong, as it needs to be, in order to be an SEC Championship contender. Wide Receivers Donte Moncrief and Evan Engram are pro-potential receivers who makes huge plays. Ole Miss could win this off of these two players alone. Texas will be stacking the box to stop the Ole Miss run game. If they do, that opens the field for these two playmakers.
1. #24 TCU (1-1) at Texas Tech (2-0)
Time: Thursday, 6:30 pm (CST), ESPN
TCU: TCU heads to Texas Tech for its first Big 12 conference game. This is a pick your poison situation for the Horned Frogs. Texas Tech is playing as well as Baylor and OSU right now, so TCU has to accept that them leaving with a loss could happen in reality. Casey Pachall is now out for 8 weeks, so Trevone Boykins will now take over as quarterback full time. He did throw for 2 touchdowns last week with no turnovers. TCU can easily depend on running backs Waymon James and B.J. Catalon to move the chains on a consistent basis. The TCU secondary, which has been picked on for both performances these last two weeks, will have to step up. They will be facing a team that is second in the nation for passing yards. This week will prove is TCU's defense is a contender or pretender.
Texas Tech: Texas Tech playing at a high level right now,a level that can be compared to Top 25 teams Baylor and OSU. They are second in the nation in passing yards and ninth in the nation in points per game, with 51. Texas Tech hasn't really played a defensively great team until TCU. Expect walk-on quarterback Mayfield to have another big game. But the big difference is their running game. If Texas Tech can get a solid running game going to keep Devonte Fields on his feet and away from Mayfield, Texas Tech will dominate the game.


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tell me what you want should have been a single that song is just..... i love it. :)
What do you think? If the paradigm shift could have two more singles which ones would you choose?
Mine would be 'prey for me' and 'tell me what you want'.


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PANAMA CITY BEACH — Each youth team in Grand Slam Sports' World Series of Baseball is guaranteed to play at least four games in the group's Panama City Beach tournament, held at Frank Brown Park and other area baseball facilities this week. But for some, the games aren't what the tournament is really about.
"It's just about having a little vacation and spending time together," said Steve Gaines, whose son Jimbo, 9, is in the tournament with his traveling baseball team.
About 141 teams from more than 20 states are participating in this week's tournament, which is among eight tournaments Grand Slam hosts in
The Bay County Tourist Development Council estimated the tournaments generate at least $7 million of local revenue per year. Sunday, the center of tournament activity was
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Tournament attendees spend a combined 25,000 nights in area hotels, Thompson estimated.
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Physicians often describe the heart as having a plumbing system and an electrical system. Problems with the heart's plumbing system may lead to a heart attack while problems with the electrical system cause irregular heart rhythms.The new Electrophysiology (EP) Lab at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center is on the cutting edge of treating the heart's electrical system. It's the only lab of its kind in the western United States and provides faster and safer treatment for heart rhythm patients. The new lab uses GPS-based equipment to accurately pinpoint the spot in the heart that is generating an irregular rhythm. Physicians can then ablate, or burn, the area to interrupt that signal. Having pinpoint accuracy decreases the chances of unnecessary scar tissue and proves to be better for a patient's overall heart health.Radiation exposure to patients in the new lab will be up to 80 percent lower than what takes place today. Physicians use devices containing tiny sensors that emit an electromagnetic signal. Tracking these signals on pre-recorded images allows doctors to avoid using prolonged fluoroscopy during the procedure, thus reducing the radiation exposure.The Heart Services team at Utah Valley Regional is dedicated to providing the highest-quality care to heart rhythm patients from across Utah and beyond in this state-of-the-art EP lab.
Ablation is a technique used to treat abnormalities of the heart's electrical system that has caused the heart to beat fast, irregularly, or with too many extra beats. It involves ablating (destroying) a very small, targeted area of the heart muscle. By destroying the area responsible for the abnormal rhythm, ablation restores a normal heartbeat.
An electrocardiogram, or EKG, is a simple, painless test that records the heart's electrical activity. To understand this test, it helps to understand how the heart works.
With each heartbeat, an electrical signal spreads from the top of the heart to the bottom. As it travels, the signal causes the heart to contract and pump blood. The process repeats with each new heartbeat. The heart's electrical signals set the rhythm of the heartbeat.
Electrophysiology study is an invasive test that allows doctors to determine the details of abnormal heartbeats, or arrhythmias. The study involves placing wire electrodes in the heart to measure electrical activity along the heart's conduction system and in heart muscle cells themselves.
An intracardiac echo (ICE) involves inserting a tiny catheter with an ultrasound sensor into a blood vessel, then passing it into the heart to enhance the images of the internal structures of the heart. ICD is often used to provide guidance as devices or balloons are placed into the heart.
If a cardiac lead or pacemaker lead is infected, not working or surrounded by too much scar tissue, it may need to be removed. Laser Lead Extraction uses special catheter-guided lasers. It cold, controlled laser energy to free the lead from surrounding scar tissue. This lets the doctor safely remove the lead with little risk of damaging the heart.
A pacemaker monitors the electrical impulses in the heart. When needed, it delivers electrical pulses to make the heart beat in a more normal rhythm. A pacemaker may be helpful when the heart beats too slowly or has other abnormal rhythms. An ICD is a device that monitors heart rhythms. If it senses dangerous rhythms, it delivers shocks. Many ICDs record the heart's electrical patterns when there is an abnormal heartbeat. This can help the doctor plan future treatment.
An implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) is a small device that's placed in your chest or abdomen. This device uses electrical pulses or shocks to help control life-threatening, irregular heartbeats, especially those that could lead the heart to suddenly stop beating. An ICD is similar to a pacemaker, but there are some differences. Pacemakers can only give off low-energy electrical pulses. They are often used to treat less dangerous heart rhythms, such as those that occur in the upper chambers of your heart. Most new ICDs can act as both pacemakers and ICDs.
For Septal Ablation, a doctor injects ethanol (a type of alcohol) through a catheter into the small artery that supplies blood to the thickened area of heart muscle. The alcohol kills cells, and the thickened tissue shrinks to a more normal size. This allows blood to flow freely through the ventricle, and symptoms improve.


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The Vanishing Sculptor or The Dragons of Chiril (2009)
by Donita K. Paul
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This was a great little fantasy dragon story. It was a good listen for teens and young adults.
Paul's ability to craft novels that express Christian principles without beating the reader over the head with them is exceptional. By using a fantasy model she takes the religious undertones and subtly introduces them to the reader minus the preachy attitude and overbearing manner of some Christian fiction writers. I have always enjoyed Paul's work for that very reason. Her fantasy quests are similar to other good Christian Fantasy tales including, The Chronicles of Narnia and The Lord of the Rings. She gets her message across very well, even without all the bells and whistles.
Tipper is an interesting character. She has had to take on a great deal of responsibility since her father's disappearance. She has been caring for her family with money she earns from selling her father's art work. When she figures out that she has sold some very important statues that could bring about the destruction of the world if they are not reunited, she could have faltered and blamed herself, but she stands strong and starts out on an epic quest to get the statues back. I liked the fact that Paul gives Tipper's character a sense of innocence, but I found myself thinking she was much younger than she actually was.
This is an adventure story that is appropriate for all ages, but there are some difficult names to read and pronounce. I think probably readers from the ages of 10 - 15 will probably get the most enjoyment out of the book, but there are also adults who love Christian fantasy that will really get into it as well. The supporting cast was my favorite part of the book. Tipper's companions ranged from a dragonkeeper prince to a giant parrot and even included a wizard. There is a little something for everyone here. I liked how Paul incorporated Christian principles through the character of Wulder, and her use of humor in the dialogue between the wizard and the librarian.
If you are into Christian fantasy this is really a great read. The dragons are exceptional characters and I will definitely be reading other books in this series. It's a bit different and that's a good thing. I liked Paul's other dragon books and this one is just as well written.
A surprisingly good fantasy adventure. But it's somewhat hard to understand, partly because of the writing style and partly because Donita K. Paul seems to think it's unnecessary to explain the workings of her world. The reader just has to figure it out as he/she goes along, which isn't exactly pleasant.
The characters and plot are enjoyable however, making it a very fun quest. I'm not entirely sure I like the way Wulder/God is presented, but all in all it's a fantastic fantasy/adventure Christian novel.
This is a well paced Christian fantasy that is appropriate for the young adult to adult audience and was a pleasure to read (as are all of Donita's books!). I enjoyed the characters and found the storyline very well done. If you enjoy fantasy or Christian fiction, you'll love this book!
As an allegory the story works well, but there could have been more information about Wulder. I've not read the other books, perhaps it's elaborated upon in more detail. The book obviously had Christian themes, and a clear good triumphs over evil ending. I liked the parts involving the dragons, especially Tipper's learning to communicate with them. Overall an enjoyable, quick read with a good moral.
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Mississippi State fans witnessed the longest outing of the John Cohen era on Saturday as the Bulldogs finished off the sweep of Tennessee with a 14-inning 3-2 victory.
Luis Pollorena found a way to make a difference for the Mississippi State Bulldogs in extra inning games against the Tennessee Volunteers.
Mississippi State's Dan Mullen walked off Scott Field Saturday evening a happy head coach as he considered the Maroon-White Spring Game the successful completion of spring football for his Bulldogs.
Over the past year, Mississippi State football fans have heard football coach Dan Mullen light heartedly toy with the thought of playing starting cornerback and former East Webster High School player
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Smashed Potatoes with Sour Cream and Chives
Recipe courtesy of Ellie Krieger
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- 4 servings, serving size 3/4 cup
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- Total Time:
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- 1 1/4 pounds Yukon gold potatoes (4 medium) unpeeled, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1/4 cup low-sodium chicken broth, warmed
- 1/4 cup reduced fat sour cream
- 1 1/2 tablespoons chopped fresh chives
- Salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
Place potatoes in a steamer basket fitted over a large pot of boiling water. Cover and steam for about 15 minutes, or until potatoes are tender.
Transfer potatoes to a large bowl. Add the broth, and coarsely mash the potatoes. Stir in the sour cream and chives. Season with salt and pepper, to taste, and serve.
Recipe Analysis Note: Recipe Analysis Note: Ingredients without discrete measurements such as "Salt, to taste" or "Ice cream, optional" are omitted from analysis. This is because amounts can be highly variable and difficult to determine.
Recipe courtesy of Ellie Krieger, 2007, All Rights Reserved.. Eating Healthy in 2009.
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I know this is an older thread but thanks for all the responses guys. I ended up trading my KLR for a dr650 a few months ago and think that I found a nice balance. I still wouldn't mind finding something smaller (dr350 or xt225) but compared to the klr, the dr "feels" much lighter and easier to work in the woods, plus I didn't give up anything on the road. Just to be clear, I don't ride a lot of single track and I'm not in a hurry to get anywhere offroad so that may be a factor for other riders. The dr is still a heavy beast to unstuck from a mud whole alone in the woods but it feels worlds better than the klr which probably has a lot to do with me being short.
Anyway, just thought I'd give an update in case anyone else is looking to downsize; don't overlook the dr650 if you still have to ride the superslab. It still seems like an xt225 or dr200 would be a good wife bike that I could "borrow" from time to time.
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A Cabinet Picture
1 portrait of Edward Law, 1st Earl of Ellenborough
© National Portrait Gallery, London
A Cabinet Picture
by John ('HB') Doyle, published by Thomas McLean
lithograph, published 5 November 1830
11 1/4 in. x 16 1/4 in. (286 mm x 412 mm) overall
acquired Unknown source, 1900
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- John ('HB') Doyle (1797-1868), 'HB'; caricaturist. Artist associated with 700 portraits, Sitter in 1 portrait.
- Thomas McLean (1788-1875), Publisher and dealer. Artist associated with 885 portraits.
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- George Hamilton Gordon, 4th Earl of Aberdeen (1784-1860), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 47 portraits.
- Henry Bathurst, 3rd Earl Bathurst (1762-1834), Statesman. Sitter in 7 portraits.
- Edward Law, 1st Earl of Ellenborough (1790-1871), Politician, President of the Board of Control and Governor-General of India. Sitter associated with 31 portraits.
- Henry Goulburn (1784-1856), Conservative politician; MP for Cambridge University. Sitter associated with 19 portraits.
- John Singleton Copley, Baron Lyndhurst (1772-1863), Lord Chancellor and politician; son of the painter John Singleton Copley. Sitter associated with 76 portraits.
- Robert Dundas, 2nd Viscount Melville (1771-1851), Statesman. Sitter associated with 4 portraits.
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- Sir Robert Peel, 2nd Bt (1788-1850), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 174 portraits.
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| New model appeared from Mt-hybrid design combines metal and resin.
Solar analog wave movement 'tough movement", and improved reliability as a clock. 1 / 20 Sec excellent practical functions stopwatch, world time, timer. Visual reception was arranged in large aluminum wearer superior visibility and bezel マイナスビス expresses with g-shock's strength. Is a new line-up evolved, and pursuit of toughness and innovation in features and design both sides.
-World 6 stations ( Japan 2 Bureau, China, USA, UK, Germany ) of multiband 6 receive radio signals and corrects the time
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Needle position automatic correction features
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Tough solar (solar charging system)
Radio reception function: automatic receiving ( up to 6 times per day ) ( Chinese radio waves up to 5 times per day ) and manually receive the
[Japan] incoming radio wave :JJY, frequency: 40kHz/60kHz (Fukushima, Kyusyu both stations compatible models)
[North America] incoming radio wave :WWVB, frequency: 60 kHz
Received radio :MSF/DCF77 [Europe], frequency :60kHz/77.5kHz
[China] receiving radio :BPC, frequency :68.5kHz
* receives the home setting sets in the city that can be received and according to the City Office. The time difference is set by selected cities. Needle position automatic correction features world time: world time 29 cities (29 time zones and daylight savings time settings with the feature), + UTC (universal coordinated time) display, home time city replacement feature stopwatch (1 / 20 seconds, 24 hours, split with meter) timer ( set unit: 1 minute, maximum set: 24 with elapsed time measurement (24 hour total) after the time is up, measured at the time the second unit )
Time alarm
Battery charging warning feature
Power saving function (stop sewing after certain period of time in the dark, save battery life)
Date and day of the week
Full Auto calendar
In solar power with no driving time from full charge time
Function use case: about 5 months
If the power saving state: 23 months
Home time City (receiving functionality for cities), receive radio waves
Tokyo / Japan standard radio JJY40 and standard signal DCF77 standard frequency WWVB JJY60 (Honolulu) ( anchorage ), Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, New York, USA the standard radio London, Paris, Athens, UK MSF, Germany
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YIELD: Makes 4 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 20 minutes
TOTAL TIME: 20 minutes
Spread 1 teaspoon mustard over steaks; sprinkle with salt and ground black pepper. Heat 1 teaspoon oil in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Cook meat about 4 minutes per side for medium-rare. Transfer to plate; tent with foil. Wipe out skillet.
Mash butter and flour in small bowl; set aside. Heat 1 teaspoon oil in same skillet over medium-high heat. Add garlic; sauté 15 to 20 seconds. Add broth; bring to boil. Whisk in stout, brown sugar, soy sauce, 3 teaspoons mustard, and butter mixture. Boil until reduced to 2/3 cup, 2 to 3 minutes.
Thinly slice steaks; divide among plates. Drizzle sauce over and serve.
Per serving: 376 calories, 17 g fat, 0 g fiber
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When did you first become interested in science? While science in Australia traditionally has been taught only at the secondary and tertiary levels, many people remember their first positive feelings towards science at a much earlier age. It may have been the flush of success on completing a construction activity, the joy of observing animals in the bush, or the fascination of the night sky.
Today we are beginning to realise the importance of cultivating and harnessing the natural curiosity of children, and hence of teaching science at primary school. It is during primary school that attitudes about science and technology are formed and rational problem-solving skills are developed.
In 1989, the federal education department carried out a review of teacher education in mathematics and science. It found science teaching in Australian primary schools was in crisis. While there were energetic and enthusiastic teachers providing worthwhile learning in science, they ...
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Taylor Swift's 'Red' on track to go platinum in its first week
Taylor Swift is poised to have her new album, "Red," go platinum in its first week.
Hits Daily Double claims that the new album, which includes the catchy single "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," looks "solidly north of 1 million in first-week sales." Meanwhile, USA Today says Swift has already sold 4 million tracks from the album, and Billboard reports that "Red" sold more than 500,000 copies on the first day. That includes a record-breaking 160,000 units sold at Target and a boost from copies being sold alongside pizzas at Papa John's, MTV News has learned.
This would be the second time the 22-year-old singer has accomplished the platinum-in-a-week honor. She also sold over 1 million copies of "Speak Now" when it was released in November 2010. It will be interesting to see if "Red" tops that album's sales, which were later beaten by Lady Gaga's "Born This Way."
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Treatments of Endometrial cancer: Surgical Removal or Hysterectomy?
Endometrial cancer is the most common form of gynecologic cancer, which, formed in the female reproductive system). It develops in the uterus and is diagnosed mostly in older age. Endometrial cancer is sometimes called uterine cancer, but there are other cells of the uterus can become cancerous – such as muscle or myometrial cells.
Aside from being one of the most usual types of cancer, endometrial cancer is also one of the easiest to identify due to its visible symptom of unusual vaginal bleeding. Treatment of endometrial cancer often involves surgical removal of the uterus or hysterectomy.
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Surgery is the best choice when endometrial cancer is diagnosed in its very initially stages. At this period, the place and the stage of cancer make elimination simple. Sometimes patients are treated with a mix of surgery and radiation therapy.
Almost all women with endometrial cancer (except those with advanced or stage IV) are treated with a hysterectomy. They may also get additional treatment. A basic hysterectomy involves the elimination of the uterus, making the woman not able to have children. In a course known as bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy, both ovaries, the fallopian tubes and the uterus are removed. This may be necessary because endometrial cancer often spreads to the ovaries first.
Radiation treatments can be used. Sometimes radioactive pellets are placed interior the organism near the tumor. This is called brachytherapy or internal radiation therapy. Weakness, disturb stomach, diarrhea and nausea are also usual complaints of women having radiation therapy.
Chemotherapy uses anticancer drugs to execute the cancer cells. The drugs are given orally or intravenously. They pass into the bloodstream and can go to all parts of the organism to execute cancer cells. Usually, a mix of drugs is given since it is more productive than a one medication in treating cancer. Side effects this treatment of endometrial cancer comprise stomach upset, vomiting, appetite deprivation, hair loss, mouth or vaginal sores, weakness, menstrual cycle changes and premature menopause.
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CDC: Still No Evidence to Support Autism-Vaccination Link
Autism affects as many as one in 50 children, according the latest CDC statistics, and up to one-third of parents believe that the disease can be caused by vaccinations. Because of that, one in 10 parents don't follow the CDC's recommended vaccination schedule.
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| Tokyo, June 25 (KNS-KCNA) -- The 23rd Congress of the Korean Youth League in Japan (Jochong) was held at Korea University under the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) on June 22.
Present there were Nam Sung U, vice-chairman of the Chongryon Central Standing Committee, Kim Cha Dol, chairman of the Central Standing Committee of the league, and other deputies.
A congratulatory message sent by Marshal Kim Jong Un to the 23rd Congress of Chongryon was read out at the congress.
Congratulatory message sent by the C.C., the Kim Il Sung Socialist Youth League and different units of the homeland and those sent by the Central Standing Committee of the Union of Korean Students in Japan and the Children's Union of Tokyo Korea First Junior Secondary School were introduced.
Kim Cha Dol in a report said that in the period under review Jochong has firmly consolidated it into the ranks of loyalty and give full play to the spirit of loving the country, compatriots and future and its members have conducted positive activities as the masters of the patriotic movement.
He referred to the tasks to carry through the decision of the 23rd Congress of Chongryon.
Personages of Japanese youth organizations made speeches of solidarity and officials of Jochong organizations at all levels spoke at the congress.
Deputy Kim Yong Ju was elected chairman of the Central Standing Committee of Jochong at the congress.
Then followed a speech of Nam Sung U. He hoped that Jochong would conduct viable and positive activities to strengthen the movement of Korean youth in Japan in the glorious era of Kim Jong Un to a new heyday.
A letter to Kim Jong Un was read out at the congress.
At the end of the congress there took place the first meeting of the 23rd Central Committee of the Jochong.
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In embryology, Carnegie stages are a standardized system of 23 stages used to provide a unified developmental chronology of the vertebrate embryo.
The stages are delineated through the development of structures, not by size or the number of days of development, and so the chronology can vary between species, and to a certain extent between embryos. It only covers the first 60 days of development; at that point the term embryo is usually replaced with the term fetus.
It was based on work by Streeter (1942) and O'Rahilly and Müller (1987). The name "Carnegie stages" comes from the Carnegie Institute.
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|Artist: Jill Scott
Learn more about Experience: Jill Scott (Bonus Tracks):
Format: CD
Manufacturer: Sony
Sku: 60511459
Release Date: 11/20/2001
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Show Intro (Alright Man, It's Time For You To Move) ~ Jill Scott
2. Long Walk, A (Groove) ~ Jill Scott
3. Love Rain (Suite) ~ Jill Scott
4. Slowly Surely ~ Jill Scott
5. One Is The Magic # (Redux) ~ Jill Scott
6. Do You Remember ~ Jill Scott
7. Gettin' In The Way ~ Jill Scott
8. It's Love ~ Jill Scott
9. Way, The - (featuring Mike Phillips) ~ Jill Scott
10. Fatback Taffy ~ Jill Scott
11. He Loves Me (Lyzel In E Flat) - (Movements I, II, & III) ~ Jill Scott
Disc 2
Song Title
1. Free (Prelude) ~ Jill Scott
2. Gotta Get Up (Another Day) - (featuring 4Hero) ~ Jill Scott
3. One Time ~ Jill Scott
4. Sweet Justice ~ Jill Scott
5. Thickness ~ Jill Scott
6. High Post Brotha - (featuring Common) ~ Jill Scott
7. Gimme ~ Jill Scott
8. Be Ready ~ Jill Scott
9. Free (Epilogue) / Gotta Get Up (Another Day) / He Loves Me (Lyzel In E Flat) - (Illegal mix, alternate version, hidden track, hidden track) ~ Jill Scott
|For singer Jill Scott, whose debut album Who Is Jill Scott? went multiplatinum and was showered with critical acclaim, her 2001 27-city concert tour to sell-out venues was an experience like no other. Now, Scott fans old and new can relive the experience in a double CD entitled Experience: Jill Scott (826 Plus). Recorded live at Washington DC's Constitution Hall on August 26, 2001, the CD is packed with nearly 80 minutes of music delivered only as Jill Scott can. Included are 11 live tracks plus six new bonus songs. Even the many fans who have already added Who Is Jill Scott? to their music collection will want to snap up her latest effort. Scott adds an extra something to each of the previously released songs, taking the tracks into new directions. And then there is the added value of the brand new, never-before-released tunes. "I wanted to give my fans something more with the new cuts and we recorded the DC show because it was magical and I wanted everyone who could not be there to experience it," says Scott. "DC has always supported me and I wanted to say thank you." Experience: Jill Scott (826 Plus) not only allows you to experience what it's like seeing Scott perform live but you also get six new songs, done with her unique flair and passion. Experience: Jill Scott (826 Plus) is a must-have gem, sure to join the ranks of such timeless live classics as Earth Wind & Fire's Gratitude and Peter Frampton's Frampton Comes Alive!. Buy it for yourself and a friend. Share the experience.
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info
|EXPERIENCE includes one disc of live performances and a bonus disc of new studio recordings. Two hidden tracks follow "Free (Epilogue)."
|Personnel: Jill Scott, Common (vocals); 4 Hero, Fatback Taffy, Ted Thomas Jr. (various instruments); Marc Mac (guitar, Moog synthesizer, percussion, programming); Chris Odom (guitar); Sarah Button, Ingrid Button (violin); Becca Ware (viola); Rebecca Carrington (cello); Pete Wareham (saxophone); Matt Cappy, Nick Etwell (trumpet); Jeff Bradshaw, Dave Liddell (trombone): Brad Somatik (piano, Fender Rhodes piano); Pete Kuzma (keyboards); Terry Tribbet, Andy Hamill (bass); Luke Parkhouse, Erik Tribbet (drums); James Mason, Mahawani (percussion); Eric Roberson, Carol Riddick, Vivian Green, Monique Harcum, Valvin Roane (background vocals).
|Producers include: Vidal Davis, Darren Henson, Andre Harris, 4Hero, Ivan Barias.
|Engineers include: Brad Somatik, Vidal Davis, Keith Pelzer.
|Includes liner notes by Jill Scott, Steve McKeever.
|"He Loves Me (Lyzel In E Flat)" was nominated for the 2003 Grammy Awards for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance. "He Loves Me (Lyzel In E Flat)" (Illegal Mix) was nominated for the 2003 Grammy Awards for Best Remixed Recording.
|One of the brightest stars to emerge from the Philadelphia nu-soul scene that spawned Erykah Badu, The Roots and Bilal is poet/vocalist Jill Scott. Riding the momentum of her 2000 debut WHO IS JILL SCOTT?, this Pennsylvannia native's sophomore bow is EXPERIENCE: JILL SCOTT 826, a 2-CD outing of live performances and a handful of studio cuts. Backed by her fabulous 9-piece Fatback Taffy, Scott casts aside the more mannered versions of much-loved songs like "Slowly Surely" and "Getting' In The Way" and infuses them with breathy arrangements that unwind over unstoppable grooves and shimmering nuances.
|Affable and loquacious, Scott's down-home on-stage patter is as engaging as her music. When she's not playfully dogging her image as a positive goody-two shoes within the intro to "It's Love," she's discussing pointed observations of a scantily clad teen at a bus stop leading into the sinewy 11-minute mix of sensuality and exploitation that defines "Thickness." New studio cuts like the ultra-funky "Gimme" and her lo-fi hip-hop Common duet "High Post Brotha" are equally potent and show Ms. Scott is only getting started down the road to a legendary music career.
Musical Guests
|Mike Phillips
Compilation Appearances
Associated Artists and Works
|Smooth Jazz All Stars
|The Smooth Jazz All Stars
Technical Info
|Release Date : 07/11/2009
|Original Release Date : 2001
|Catalog ID : 86150
|Label : Hidden Beach
|Number of Discs : 2
|Studio/Live : Live
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
|SPAR Code : n/a
Professional Reviews
Spin (2/02, pp.110-1)
- 6 out of 10 - "...She sounds more beautiful than ever..."
- 6 out of 10 - "...She sounds more beautiful than ever..."
Mixmag (12/01, p.63)
- 3 out of 5 - "...As an excercise of lyrical and larynx prowess, it stands on its own..."
- 3 out of 5 - "...As an excercise of lyrical and larynx prowess, it stands on its own..."
Vibe (1/02, pp.121-2)
- 4 discs out of 5 - "...A set of solid originals that...invoke warmth from the get-go..."
- 4 discs out of 5 - "...A set of solid originals that...invoke warmth from the get-go..."