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Rock and Roll Wrap-Up
Whew! How's everyone feeling almost one week post? I hope "great" comes to mind. Although I didn't get to run, the high remains. There's something about a race that's infectious, even as a spectator. One thing I learned last week was just how great Husband is when he attends my runs and acts as my […] [Read More]
The Day After Pictorial!
*This post was originally published at dat other site this morning!* Let's just jump right in with the pics, shall we? WE SHALL! I met Nicole Carroll after parking my car and walking to the Expo on Friday. The RnR 5k was her FIRST RACE! She had some reservations on how she would do and […] [Read More]
Time to Rock It!
O.M.Gosh! Can you feel it? CAN YOU?! So much excitement, so much relief. The San Antonio Rock and Roll Marathon and Half is this Sunday. Your training is behind you; your triumph is in front of you! It's time to enjoy where you are, reflect on your challenged-filled journey, then get 'er done on Sunday. […] [Read More]
One Last Run?
Next week, baby! The Rock and Roll Marathon is thisclose….can ya feel it? I know you can. Most of you have one last longish run left in your pocket. More of you are tapering. I know the excitement of being this close to your goal, yet having to wait one.more.week. can make you antsy and […] [Read More]
The Beast Has a Name!
The beast, I.E. my stoopid RnR-ending injury, that has until last Friday remained nameless, now has a name: Plantar Ligament Enthesopathy. Oh, my. After the x-rays, yet before the films were developed, the butterflies of doom in my stomach were having a parade. I was extremely worried that all the stress-fracture talk was about to […] [Read More]
Can You Feel It?
We, YOU!, are thisclose to the end of your training to run/walk the San Antonio Rock and Roll Marathon or Half! I have chills and wanna jump out of my seat and dance a little. ~jiggity jig~ Can y'all believe that you've made it this far? I remember the first time I trained for a […] [Read More]
Surprise Giveaway!
Who says procrastination doesn't pay? If you haven't signed-up for the San Antonio Rock 'n Roll Marathon or Half, I have ONE. MORE. ENTRY. TO. GIVEAWAY! Click on over HERE to get the deets and enter. Giveaway closes soon. Be back Wednesday for my regularly scheduled post. Why are you still reading?! GO! Good Luck! […] [Read More]
My Big-Baby-Pee-Pants Moment
I'm injured. How injured are you? Injured enough that I may, most likely, probably, wishing it wasn't so, have to stay on the sidelines cheering you guys on during the race. I explain in a video HERE. You have no idea how it pains me to write those words. Or, it's possible you do, if […] [Read More]
Lace Up!
Four more weeks of training! Whoo-hoo! Who else is doing a little dance?! ~DanceyDanceDance~ Just me? COME ON! The heat and humidity have dialed it back, the mornings and evenings are crisp. What more can runners ask for? Well, other than being injury-free. ~ugh~ What about your race day shoes? Do you have them? Are […] [Read More]
72 Hours Only!
Let's start this week's post with a BLOWOUT! The Rock and Roll folks are offering a code for a $25 discount* on an entry to the full or half marathon for the citizens of Bexar county and surrounding areas. The caveat is the discount is offered for 72 hours only! *Offer valid until 11:59pm on […] [Read More]
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Simon & Schuster (S&S) on Monday announced a one-year pilot program in which the publisher's complete catalog of ebooks will be available for sale and lending at the New York Public Library (NYPL), the Brooklyn Public Library (BPL, and the Queens Library beginning April 30.
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The Brooklyn Public Library on Tuesday unveiled its Central Library's Shelby White and Leon Levy Information Commons area—a new public space designed to complement the building's history while pointing toward the library's future. The 5,500 square foot area "is really what I consider the nucleus around which our future service delivery strategies will revolve," Richard Reyes-Gavilan, BPL's Chief Librarian, told a group of librarians gathered from throughout the region to preview the space last week.
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The 3M Cloud Library, the New York Public Library (NYPL), the Brooklyn Public Library (BPL), and publisher Penguin Books have officially launched a pilot program that will allow patrons of the two systems to check out a selection of Penguin ebook titles six months after initial publication. NYPL will also offer additional titles from the 3M cloud library, the company said in an announcement today.


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I have been involved in Family History and Genealogy since before I was born. One of my favorite pictures is of my mother getting ready for an afternoon of cemetery transcribing just four days before my birth!
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Tombstone Tuesday
Aunt Burnzie had a large family of eleven children, and lost at least five of them as babies. It was hard to have good care in the coal camps of West Virginia.
Aunt Burnzie is buried in Limestone Cemetery, Carter County, KY.
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THURSDAY, Sept. 8 (HealthDay News) -- Health care costs have risen faster than the cost of other goods and services in the United States over the past decade, leaving many Americans financially worse off, according to a new RAND Corp. study released Thursday.
Although the median-income American family saw a 30 percent jump in income from 1999 to 2009, health spending grew much more quickly and largely wiped out these gains, the researchers reported.
Translated into dollars, the findings mean that a typical family of four had a monthly income growth of $1,910 over the decade but had to spend 40 percent of that on health care costs, the researchers said. And that same family now has only $95 a month in extra income once health care costs, taxes and higher consumer goods prices are calculated.
"Accelerating health care costs are a primary reason that so many American families feel like they are just treading water financially," the study's lead author, David Auerbach, an economist at RAND, said in a news release from the nonprofit research organization. "Unless we reverse the trend, Americans increasingly will notice that health costs compromise their other spending options."
Between 1999 and 2009, total spending on health care in the United States nearly doubled to $2.5 trillion and individual health care spending surged from $4,600 annually to slightly more than $8,000 a year, according to the report.
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Cooper Third Graders Harvest Seeds
On Tuesday, November 16, Cooper Elementary third graders harvested the seeds of the Wisconsin Fast Plants from the plants that the students had planted six weeks ago. The classes planted a total of 360 seeds, and harvested 1,781 seeds.
The Wisconsin Fast Plant used in this science project was developed at the University of Wisconsin-Madison for the purpose of studying plant diseases. It grows well in a crowded place and produces a lot of pollen and seeds. Using actual dead bees, the children were able to pollinate the flowers produced on the plants, which in turn produced seedpods containing numerous seeds. During the six-week science project, the children were able to observe the changes plants make, and learn about bees.
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Fairland ranks high in science fair participants
ROME TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- Of the nearly 900 Ohio schools to participate in state science fair competitions from 1996-2012, Fairland High School ranks 11th in the number of students participating, said Chad Belville, Fairland High School principal.
"That's an impressive streak over 16 years," Belville said earlier this week. "That's sustained education. It shows you have quality students and quality teachers as well as community support."
The state science fair is overseen by the Ohio Academy of Science, which tracks the number of students participating, he said. Some students pick a topic and do science fair projects on them all four years in high school, he said.
Julia Wu, a Fairland senior, has done five science fair projects and will be doing a sixth later this year.
"I've done some continuing projects," Wu said. "But I have switched several years and done projects on breast cancer. Last year I did one on diabetes and will continue with that subject this year. I'm looking at a gene that could cause diabetes. I've done a science fair project every year since the seventh grade."
Wu plans to go to college, but hasn't picked one yet. Despite all the science fair projects, she doesn't plan to major in a science field. "English is my favorite subject," she said.
"I've visited Miami University," she said. "It has a beautiful campus. I'll pick a college in a few months."
Tim Hayes, a Fairland science teacher, said a culture of participating in science fair has been developed over the years at Fairland.
"If we can get them hooked early, they can do a science fair project every year they're in high school," Hayes said.
"I'm proud of that ranking from the Ohio Academy of Science," he said. "We have a lot of support from the parents and the teachers. I'm proud of the students. We've had several win scholarships."


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Centre College is a school with big ambitions. Last year, the college hosted a vice presidential debate, its second since 2000, underscoring Centre's desire to be "a place where important conversations occur," as its president wrote to alumni this winter. Its last major fundraising drive was its most successful, raising $170 million between 2002 and 2007, and it has drawn many more millions since then, establishing new scholarships, constructing new buildings, and hiring top faculty.
So when Centre announced in July it had received a $250 million gift in one swoop — the biggest ever for a liberal arts college, and in the league of record donations this year to places like Johns Hopkins and Yale universities — it made major headlines. The money, from a publicity-shy 72-year-old Texas billionaire named Bob Brockman who left Centre after his sophomore year there, would fund 40 full-ride scholarships a year, with 160 students by 2017, under a program named after him.


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Born from Translation
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Aug 2014
Translation has become key to choreographer Mina Nishimura's conceptual process. For Quiet House, Ash Daughter, she translated Tatsumi Hijikata's butoh scores into English before expressing them into dance moves that invite viewers to their own meaning-making.
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Artistic Impact
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Jul 2014
On July 28, Pres. Obama will award the National Medals of Arts to 11 artists and organizations whose "creativity and passion have made an enormous impact on our nation." Among them: choreographer Bill T. Jones, artist James Turrell, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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Equality Dance
Via knightarts.org
Jul 2014
Behavioral artist Marcus Young calls it "dancing your inner life in public." On Aug. 1, the artists of his Grace Minnesota project will dance in Minneapolis' Peavey Plaza to celebrate the first anniversary of the legalization of same-sex marriage.
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Latent Legacy
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Jul 2014
Legendary choreographer Merce Cunningham's legacy lives on with performances by European dance companies. But the US, and New York in particular, is lagging behind, writes Alistair Macaulay, due to "unadventurous programming."
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Bronx Gothic
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Jul 2014
A story of tween girls passing notes, dancer Okwui Okpokwasili approached her new show, Bronx Gothic, more like theater: "I think about the psychic condition of a person in a context and what they might do with their body, and that's where the movement comes from."
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Two to Tango
Via telegraph.co.uk
Jul 2014
The British Dance Council, which regulates the rules for ballroom dancing, is considering a proposal to ban same-sex couples from competing against "traditional" couples. But some argue the move might contravene equality legislation.
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Resurgent Performance
Via nytimes.com
Jun 2014
Performance art "never really went away," says Performa founder RoseLee Goldberg of the form's current resurgence. Live art is integral to art history, she says, even if it's spent centuries "hiding in plain sight" and going by other names.
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Within Between
Via artsjournal.com
Jun 2014
Choreographer John Jasperse's new work, Within between, presents a minimalist set design with only four dancers, but deftly plays with concepts such as "inner feelings, relations among individuals and within a group, and mediation between artistic styles."
Art News from Elsewhere
Virtual Reaccessioning
Via psfk.com
May 2014
Adam H. Weinert is using technology to right what he sees as a wrong: through the Dance-Tech Augmented Reality smartphone app, he's virtually placing choreography by Ted Shawn back inside MoMA, a museum that deaccessioned his gifted works back in the '40s.


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CLEVEDON'S Curzon Cinema will be screening the National Theatre's production of Frankenstein this month.
Oscar-winner Danny Boyle returned to the theatre to direct the production with Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller.
The Curzon will be screening Frankenstein on June 14 at 7.45pm and on July 7at 2pm and 7.45pm.


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The Westside Mobile DMV Unit will be closed on Monday due to repairs at the Parma Town Hall.
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TORONTO — Mike Tyson says he's met with Oscar-winning actor Jamie Foxx about collaborating on a possible biopic on his life.
"Me and Jamie Foxx have been talking and he's willing to take that role and portray me as Mike Tyson, doing my life story," the former heavyweight boxing champion said Friday during a conference call to promote an upcoming Toronto date for his one-man show, "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth." "I think he's splendid because he's really up to par. I think he would do a magnificent job."
Further brainstorming of the project will "happen very shortly," he added.
"I saw him the other night and we discussed it," Tyson said. "He doesn't have the physicality but he will. He's able to … get bulky, so he's capable of doing it in the future."
Tyson will bring his solo production to Toronto's Air Canada Centre on Sept. 10. Tickets go on sale July 31.
In the 90-minute show, he gives an unvarnished account of the highs and lows of his life – from his troubled upbringing in Brooklyn and famed boxing career, to his time in prison and addiction issues.
Oscar-nominated filmmaker Spike Lee directed the stage show, which has already run on Broadway and across the United States. He also turned it into an HBO special that aired last November.
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The Holy Cross women's rowing team trained in Cocoa Beach, Fla. The Crusaders blogged about the trip.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
There's No Place Like Home…take two
By Mollie Sydlowski (Class of 2012)
Today we woke up, ready for a morning by the pool, but instead awoke to a lovely rainstorm outside our windows; the only rainstorm that has hit us since we've been here! With the option of a poolside morning out the window, we headed down for breakfast that was delicious! Possibly rivaling Kimball, the breakfast we had was exactly what we needed to prepare for another long day of traveling. We then packed up our rooms again and headed to the very spacious lobby for a few hours of studying.
Also, today is none other than Beth Charron's 22nd birthday! She has been lucky enough to spend both her 21st and 22nd birthdays in Florida. The waitress this morning brought her a special birthday dessert and we all sang Happy Birthday.
If all goes according to plan, we'll be on a 3:30 p.m. flight into Logan and safely back to Holy Cross by around 8:00 p.m. tonight! This week has been anything but boring, and I think we've all made some awesome memories and significant gains on the water. I cannot believe this was my last trip to Cocoa Beach; it seems like just yesterday I was a novice! But every good thing must come to and end and I can't wait to get home and start up our racing season with such a great group of teammates.
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Home Again, Home Again…….just kidding
By Mollie Sydlowski (Class of 2012)
Our last day at Cocoa Beach (or so we thought) started out like any other, except a bit earlier. Up before even the sun, we had breakfast at 6:00 a.m. and were on the water by 7:00 a.m., working on more starts and solid pieces. The team morale was great and everyone was excited to finish our last practice after having had such a successful week in Cocoa Beach. In the short amount of time we have had down here, we have improved greatly in so many areas of our stroke and have unsurprisingly become an even closer team.
We de-rigged all of the boats and washed each and every bolt, shoe, seat and rigger clean before loading up the trailer. By about 10:00 a.m. we were back at the Comfort Inn, packing and throwing away all of our leftovers from our refrigerator (now I know how my Mom feels when she throws away uneaten food!). Soon after, we loaded the bus and headed for the Orlando airport. We all should have thought it was odd that none of our families could find our flight online when we told them it was a 3:40 p.m. on Airtran. Nevertheless, we waited in the check-in line for about a half hour before realizing that we weren't actually on the flight for Saturday the 10th, rather we were scheduled for Sunday the 11th!
Due to a mix up with the travel agency and airline flight changes, we were suddenly 35 rowers without a home. Thank goodness for Charlie, KB (former HC rower, coach for the week, and previous Team Mom) and Patrick, who all did some intense reconfiguring and quick planning! After only an hour or two in the airport, we were shuttled to a nearby Holiday Inn.
Let's just say I could be stranded at the Holiday Inn anytime! The beds were so comfy and we had a delicious dinner buffet! After living on turkey and cheese for lunch and pasta with some sort of pre-grilled chicken for most of our dinners, this tasted like a feast. The night ended with some relaxation and TGI Friday's ice cream before we all settled in for one last night in Florida.
Friday, March 9, 2012
Pigtails and Pancakes
By Ali Finn (Class of 2014)
For the last full day of double practices, the team decided to race some three minute, five minute, and seven minute pieces against the Worcester Polytechnic Institute women's team, who have also been practicing on Sykes Creek for the past week. In order to make our team look more "intense", we all wore pigtails before the races, which all helped us ease our minds off of the tense upcoming competition. After the races, which proved to be very beneficial to our team, we all treated ourselves to the nearby Denny's for a well-deserved brunch! After brunch, many of the girls soaked up the Florida sun while others went back to the hotel rooms to take naps. At 3:00 p.m., we headed back to the Banana River for the final practice of the day, where we began with technique drills that helped us habituate the form that we have been enforcing all week, followed by three minute and 90 second pieces with quick stroke ratings. Later on after practice, the girls from each grade performed skits that reflected on some of the hilarious banter that has happened over the past eight days, and we capped the day off with video, where we examined our form during the earlier morning races. This week has gone by too quickly; we don't want to leave the beautiful Florida weather, but we are all very excited to begin the upcoming spring season back on Lake Quinsigamond!
Thursday, March 8, 2012
By Catherine Roy (Class of 2013)
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
By Meiling May (Class of 2014)
Today we woke up as usual for breakfast at 6:30 a.m. and loaded up the vans by 7:00 a.m. We especially enjoyed the ride to practice because we had a greater appreciation for the vans after yesterday's run back to the hotel. On the way to Kiwanis Island, the voices of the girls singing along to the radio drowned out the sound of ripping tape as girls patched up their hands before practice. Two eights went out to practice in the morning while a few rowers remained at the hotel trying to overcome injuries and illness. The two eights battled windy conditions but still managed to work on proper catches, upper body positioning and shoulder height. The girls did a few 1000 meter pieces up and down Sykes Creek. After practice Patrick told all of us to make sure we were out of the sun by 12:30 p.m. He encouraged all of us to take naps as to rest up for the afternoon practice. Many girls struggled to wake up from their nap in time for the team meeting at 2:00 p.m. where we watched video of yesterday's practice and compared it to our first practice on the water here in Cocoa Beach. It was amazing to see how much progress we had made in only a few days on the water. Our catches and body positioning were much improved. After analyzing the video, we once more loaded up the vans and headed to practice. This practice, we did a few two-minute pieces and drills to solidify the proper catch timing. We returned from practice and were welcomed back to the hotel with a lovely pizza party. The girls gathered together to enjoy this delicious meal in one of the function rooms at the hotel. From there girls parted ways; many girls went to the frozen yogurt store called "I dream of yogurt" as a treat for their hard work. The night concluded with a team meeting and then the girls parted to get some sleep.
Monday, March 5, 2012
By Kate Broderick (Class of 2012)
Today we woke up at six to get an early start on our third full day at Cocoa Beach. Fortunately, the wind we faced over the weekend had died down and we were able to have a long, productive morning practice on flat water. We completed a series of both long and short pieces and some of us even spotted dolphins in the distance! After getting off the water we drove back to the hotel for some much appreciated naps and poolside time. To work out some of the soreness left from yesterday's land circuit, Amanda led us again in pre-practice yoga. As we seemed to be drawing crowds on the beach, we changed the location of our yoga session to the hotel's volleyball courts. After stretching out, we headed back to the water where we were all excited to unwrap our brand new boat! Despite being very tired, we took it out for its first row and finished the day with some short, high rating pieces. Back at the hotel, we enjoyed a team barbecue thanks to the grilling skills of Kelsey Marakovits and Lauren Carlo! We went to bed having made a lot of progress as a team both on and off the water.
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Are We Tired Yet?
By: Jackie Hanna (Class of 2015)
This morning we woke up to the good news that we could sleep for two more hours but that we would not be able to go on the water because of the wind and rain. After a hearty hotel breakfast, we headed over to Kiwanis Park where we did circuits which included jump roping, eight minute abs, squat jumps and one leg squats in the park pavilion. That put our winter conditioning to the test- especially those eight minute abs! Luckily the sun came out in the afternoon and Mandy led us in yoga before heading out for our afternoon row. We went over some video last night which helped us to focus on making improvements, specifically concentrating on minimizing our layback, quick catches and coming out of the water squared. We also did some higher rating pieces that felt powerful and that were a good starting point for the week, but we know we have a lot more work ahead of us! "Are we tired yet?"
Saturday, March 3, 2012
"It Feels Good to be Back!"
By Bridget Schirripa (Class of 2014)
After a long day of travel and a good night sleep, we woke up at 8:00 a.m. to eat breakfast and then headed down to Sykes Creek to unload the trailer and rig the boats. Once we were finished we headed out onto the water for our first row of Spring Break 2012! The water was a little choppy and windy, due to the incoming thunderstorms, but we were still able to get a solid row in. It was very exciting to be back on the water and to see the boats moving together. This first row was a stretch row where we mostly worked on technique, thinking about quick catches and watching our compression. Moving from the ergs to the water, Patrick reminded us that we should make sure we are always thinking about what we are doing. With a good lunch in our stomachs, we headed to yoga on the beach, taught by our very own senior coxswain Amanda Woodgate. Yoga really helped us stretch out and relax before the long afternoon practice. For the afternoon we did some shorter pressure pieces, really focusing on the technique we worked on earlier that day, and applying it to higher rating and higher-pressure work. Overall the day was a great start to our trip and I think I can say for everyone that it was amazing to be back on the water, feeling the blade pull through the water and the boats moving again.


text: The Arashikage Clan wiki last edited by RazielWraith on 09/18/14 08:53AM View full history Origin The original ArashikageIn the Marvel Comics series after the Arashikage disbanded, the Blind Master is seen some years later teaching his own school of martial arts in Denver, Colorado. Among his students is a decedent of the original Arashikage Clan named Kimi Arashikage, cousin of Storm Shadow. Codenamed Jinx, she is tasked with training a former student of Storm Shadow's who also happens to be the son of the second Cobra Commander. Together with Snake Eyes, Jinx, and Storm Shadow, Billy begins to learn the ways of the Ninja.He participates in the rescue of Snowjob, Quick Kick, and Stalker, after they have been captured and imprisoned in Bolivia. After returning from the mission Jinx and Storm Shadow take over the day to day operations of the Arashikage Martial Arts Academy in San Francisco. During museum exhibition displaying classical Japanese swords, Jinx stumbles upon a sword baring the markings of the Arashikage and instinctively calls Storm Shadow at the academy completely unaware of the suspicious man tracing her call from a nearby bench.The man as it turns out was none other then Zartan in disguise, who used the display to track down Storm Shadow in order to kill him and end the blood vendetta he knows the ninja is after. Zartan, now in control of the Red Ninja Clan, is easily defeated and is presumed dead when his vehicle crashes into the San Francisco Bay.However Zartan survived and in his pursuit of Storm Shadow crosses paths instead with the Blind Master which ignites into an epic confrontation while meanwhile his Red Ninjas attack Scarlett, Snake Eyes, Storm Shadow,and Jinx. It is during this time that the Red Ninjas reveal themselves as the exiled members of the Arashikage Clan, each one branded with the same hexagon tattoo as Snake Eyes, Jinx, and Storm Shadow. After showing mercy to Zartan, the fiendish Cobra operative stabs the Blind Master in the back killing him.Storm Shadow and the Ninja Force: Ninja ForceThe Gi-Joe Universe expanded its ninja base with the creations of three former students of the now dead Blind and Soft Masters, and Professor Onihashi. T'Jbang, Nunchuck, and Dojo were recruited by the Joes and placed under the command of Storm Shadow.During one of their first mission the Ninja Force cross swords with the newly re-established Red Ninja Clan which appeared to be lead by two new members, Slice and Dice. When Snake Eyes and the rest of the Ninja Clan are ambushed by the Red Ninja's, Snake Eyes ends the impending battle by taking the Grand Master of the Red Ninja Clan hostage. Unimpressed, Slice stabs his own team member before challenging the Silent Master to a duel, one that he eventually loses.After the closely contested match, the Grand Master emerges uninjured and reveals himself to be none other then Firefly, the Faceless Master of the Koga clan and possible relative to Storm Shadow. During Firefly's reign as leader of the Red Ninja Clan he brainwashes Slice and Dice into more obedient and submissive members along with the rest of the clan, but the plain backfires when Snake Eyes brakes the mind control using ancient Arashikage techniques causing the Red Ninjas to turn on their master.The Dark Ninja Master: Sigma 6 The Dark MasterSigma 6 was a short cartoon series that focused more on the exaggerated technological aspect of GI-Joe. Introduced through their toyline the Dark Ninja Master was a villainous Arashikage member who was imprisoned underneath the Arashikage Mountain where he discovered a powerful artifact that allowed him to absorb the abilities and powers of dead Arashikage. The Dark Ninja Master never appeared in the comics nor the television series.


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Carmel-based Hollingsworth & Zivitz P.C. Founding Partner Kena Hollingsworth believes maintaining a positive work place culture has helped the firm win its category for two consecutive years.
A law practice, accounting firms and a global technology giant have been honored as the top ranked companies in their respective categories in this year's Best Places to Work in Indiana competition. The Indiana Chamber of Commerce program highlighted 100 companies from around the state in four categories. It is the eighth year for the competition in Indiana.
May 2, 2013
News Release
(INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.) � Companies that have set the standard for workplace excellence were recognized tonight before a crowd of more than 1,200 at the JW Marriott in downtown Indianapolis. The occasion: The Indiana Chamber of Commerce unveiled rankings for the record 100 companies from throughout the state that made the 2013 Best Places to Work in Indiana list (released in February).
For the first time, winners were selected in four categories. Garnering top honors for 2013:
� Small companies� category (between 15 and 74 U.S. employees): Hollingsworth & Zivitz, P.C. of Carmel, a law practice founded in 2004 and specializing in family law
� Medium companies� category (between 75 and 249 U.S. employees): Somerset CPAs of Indianapolis, a full-service certified public accounting and professional service firm
� Large companies� category (between 250 and 999 U.S. employees): Sikich, LLP of Indianapolis, an accounting, advisory, technology and managed services group
� Major companies� category (1,000 or more U.S. employees): Microsoft Corporation, whose local Indianapolis office delivers business consulting on software and technology solutions
For Hollingsworth & Zivitz and Microsoft, this marks the second and third straight years, respectively, to finish number one.
�The four top companies all have open communication with staff, an inviting culture that unites employees and an understanding of the work-life balance,� offers Indiana Chamber President and CEO Kevin Brinegar.
All companies making the list, Brinegar emphasizes, recognize how important it is for the success of a business to make employees feel valued. �Each one should be very proud of the positive environment they have created.�
At the dinner, presented by Comcast Business Class, representatives from all designated companies received Best Places to Work awards of excellence on stage. Two companies � Edward Jones (statewide) and Katz, Sapper & Miller (Indianapolis) � have made the Best Places to Work list all eight years of the program�s existence. Of the 2013 honorees, 60 were repeats from last year.
More information about the Best Places to Work companies is available via a special section of the May/June issue of the Indiana Chamber�s BizVoice� magazine, a statewide publication released tonight and accessible online at www.bizvoicemagazine.com.
Other program partners are Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick, the Best Companies Group, Indiana Economic Development Corporation and Indiana State Council of SHRM.
In addition to Comcast Business Class, Best Places to Work in Indiana is sponsored by: Ice Miller LLP, NIPSCO (NiSource subsidiary); Hays Companies; ADVISA; Elfcu, Eli Lilly Federal Credit Union; FedEx; Jackson Lewis LLP; Matrix Integration, LLC; Purdue University; and Smithville.
For more information on the Indiana Chamber�s Best Places to Work program, go to www.bestplacestoworkIN.com. Companies can sign up to be notified by email when application details for the ninth annual competition are announced this summer.
All companies that participate in the Best Places to Work program receive an in-depth evaluation identifying strengths and weaknesses according to their employees.
The top companies in the state are determined through employer reports and comprehensive employee surveys. Out-of-state parent companies were eligible to participate if at least 15 full-time employees are in Indiana. The Best Companies Group, which handled the selection process, oversees similar programs in 21 other states.
The full list of the 2013 Best Places to Work in Indiana companies by ranking:
Small Companies (15-74 U.S. employees)
Company / Location
1. Hollingsworth & Zivitz, P.C. / Carmel
2. E-gineering, LLC / Indianapolis
3. BlueSky Technology Partners / Noblesville
4. Indesign, LLC / Indianapolis
5. Moser Consulting, Inc. / Indianapolis
6. Mainstreet / Cicero
7. Delivra / Indianapolis
8. JA Benefits, LLC / Bedford
9. Indiana CPA Society / Indianapolis
10. Wessler Engineering / Indianapolis
11. Formstack / Indianapolis
12. Lawson-Fisher Associates P.C. / South Bend
13. The Skillman Corporation / Indianapolis
14. Oak Street Funding / Carmel
15. Swagelok Indiana / Indianapolis
16. FirstPerson / Indianapolis
17. Indigo Biosystems, Inc. / Indianapolis
18. Courseload, Inc. / Indianapolis
19. Leaf Software Solutions / Carmel
20. MOBI Wireless Management / Indianapolis
21. Magnum Logistics / Plainfield
22. Private Fleet Backhaul, LLC / Anderson
23. United Leasing, Inc. / Evansville
24. Wilson Kehoe Winingham /Indianapolis
25. OfficeWorks / Fishers
26. Jackson Systems, LLC / Indianapolis
27. One Click Ventures / Greenwood
28. Apex Benefits / Indianapolis
29. Hanapin Marketing / Bloomington
30. Reindeer Auto Relocation / Zionsville
31. Design Collaborative / Fort Wayne
32. MMY Consulting, Inc. / Indianapolis
33. Accutech Systems / Muncie
Medium Companies (75-249 U.S. employees)
Company / Location
1. Somerset CPAs / Indianapolis
2. Purdue Federal Credit Union / West Lafayette
3. Project Lead The Way / Indianapolis
4. HardingPoorman Group, Inc. / Indianapolis
5. Software Engineering Professionals, Inc. / Carmel
6. NAMIC / Indianapolis
7. Elfcu, Eli Lilly Federal Credit Union / Indianapolis
8. United Consulting / Indianapolis
9. Katz, Sapper & Miller / Indianapolis
10. Financial Center / Indianapolis
11. Community Bank Shares of Indiana, Inc. / New Albany
12. Allegient, LLC / Indianapolis
13. Schmidt Associates / Indianapolis
14. First Internet Bank / Indianapolis
15. Krieg DeVault LLP / Indianapolis
16. Visiting Nurse and Hospice of the Wabash Valley / Terre Haute
17. MJ Insurance, Inc. / Indianapolis
18. D.L. Couch Inc. / New Castle
19. Pyromation, Inc. / Fort Wayne
20. Slingshot SEO, Inc. / Indianapolis
21. DSM Coating Resins / Frankfort
22. Gibson / South Bend
23. United Way of Central Indiana / Indianapolis
24. Fusion Alliance / Indianapolis
25. Peoples Bank SB / Munster
26. Tower Bank & Trust Company / Fort Wayne
27. Matrix Integration, LLC / Jasper
28. First Harrison Bank / Corydon
Large Companies (250-999 U.S. employees)
Company / Location
1. Sikich LLP / Indianapolis
2. Appirio / Indianapolis
3. Centier Bank / Merrillville
4. FORUM Credit Union / Fishers
5. Royal United Mortgage / Indianapolis
6. Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company / Fort Wayne
7. Hall Render Killian Heath & Lyman, P.C. / Indianapolis
8. Kendall Electric, Inc. / Multiple
9. Traylor Bros., Inc. / Evansville
10. Shiel Sexton Company, Inc. / Indianapolis
11. Duke Realty / Indianapolis
12. Blue & Co., LLC / Carmel
13. Hancock Regional Hospital / Greenfield
14. St. Joseph Hospital / Kokomo
15. Ash Brokerage Corporation / Fort Wayne
16. Endress+Hauser / Greenwood
17. Hosparus Inc. / New Albany
Major Companies (1,000+ U.S. employees)
Company / Location
1. Microsoft Corporation / Indianapolis
2. Edward Jones / Statewide
3. Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C./ Indianapolis
4. Cassidy Turley / Indianapolis
5. Sogeti USA / Indianapolis
6. Hilliard Lyons / Multiple
7. Pepper Construction Company of Indiana, LLC / Indianapolis
8. WestPoint Financial Group / Indianapolis
9. Horseshoe Casino Hammond / Hammond
10. Interactive Intelligence / Indianapolis
11. Trilogy Health Services, LLC / Multiple
12. ExactTarget / Indianapolis
13. RCI / Carmel
14. Emmis Communications / Indianapolis
15. WOW! Internet, Cable and Phone / Evansville
16. Total Quality Logistics / Indianapolis
17. Heartland Payment Systems / Jeffersonville
18. Aerotek / Indianapolis
19. Union Hospital, Inc. / Terre Haute
20. NIPSCO (NiSource subsidiary) / Merrillville
21. Hendricks Regional Health / Danville
22. The Capital Group Companies / Carmel
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce partners with 15,000 members and investors � representing 2.6 million Hoosiers � to achieve the mission of �cultivating a world-class environment which provides economic opportunity and prosperity.�
Source: Indiana Chamber of Commerce


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The Asura and Sylvari races will be available to beta players for the Final Beta Weekend Event (July 20-22). Players will be able to create characters from any of the five main races of Tyria - Human, Norn, Charr, Asura, and Sylvari and begin their Guild Wars 2 experience in any of the five radically different home regions.
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Looking for WvW Alliance on Crystal Desert server. You may email to firstname.lastname@example.com if interested or for discussions, etc. PM available too but I may not check back the forums often. Thank you!
[Guild Wars 2 Beta Keys Giveaway!]
Will be giving away 2x Guild Wars 2 Beta Keys on our Facebook Page and Twitter tomorrow.. Stay tuned!
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[Guild Wars 2 Beta Keys Giveaway!]
We have given away a few GW2 final beta weekend keys over the last few days. We have last few left to give away. Still need one? Head over here and make a post on why you think you deserve a beta key. Good luck!
[Some Useful Notes]
1) Guild Wars 2 Final Beta Weekend will start on 20 July 2012 and end on 22 July 2012 (Starts on July 21, Saturday, 3AM GMT+8 [SG Time] and ends on July 23, Monday, 3PM GMT+8 [SG Time])
2) Guild Wars 2 client (File size is about 17GB) can be downloaded at: http://cloudfront.guildwars2.com/client/Gw2.exe
3) Check your Guild Wars 2 client periodically for patches.
4) All characters and account data will be wiped for the beta, except for the contacts list. You may add Einzo to contact list if you wish to join Guild, discuss about Guild, discuss about Alliance, etc.
Enjoy your final beta weekend! :)
[Guild Wars 2 Final Beta Weekend]
Einsof Gaming will be on Crystal Desert server for this upcoming final beta weekend.
We are still recruiting! More info at http://einsofgaming.com/gw2join
Feel free to join us. Einzo will be online to take Guild invites at the start of the final bwe. Leave your display name here if you are not able to find him online. The Guild officers will take note and send out the invites when they go online. Alternatively, you can join us on RaidCall. We will be online in RaidCall. RaidCall Group ID: 3540514.
[Guild Wars 2 Beta Keys Giveaway]
Beta Keys Giveaway Update: We have given out a number of beta keys over the last few days and we are down to 1 last beta key! Will be giving it out on our Facebook Page and Twitter soon. Good luck!
[Guild Wars 2]
Thanks to all who joined us during this final beta weekend! It was a blast and we had lots of fun! See you guys again during the official launch! If you have friends who wish to play the game too, we will be more than happy to welcome them to the Guild! Just direct them to apply at http://einsofgaming.com/gw2join :)
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Current Guild Member Count: 139
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1) 500 Guild Member Applications must be GENUINE Guild Members. 500 Guild Member Applications must be met by 20 August 2012 to qualify.
2) 2808 'Likes' because of Guild Wars 2 Release Date - 28 08 2012. 2808 'Likes' must be met by 10 August 2012, 11:59PM GMT+8 to qualify.
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Current Guild Strength: 153 Members
We are still recruiting! We accept both casual and hardcore players. Besides hardcore players, our Guild also has family men with kids, adults who are settling down, and people who won't be playing much due to work or study, etc. We welcome all of them. So if you or your friends belong to one of these categories, no worries, we will be more happy to welcome all of you.
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About 3 weeks to go for Guild Wars 2's release! Guild Recruitment is still OPEN! :)
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Einsof Gaming is honored to be invited by Aggroculture to join the Synergy Alliance. After months of discussions and plannings, the Alliance is now ready and Einsof Gaming is now officially part of the Synergy Alliance.
Guild Recruitment Status: OPEN
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To date, we have received more than 250 Guild applications. Our server will still remain as Crystal Desert, BUT! Our main priority is the Guild Members. We will make sure our Guild members are all able to get on Crystal Desert. If someone in Guild is not able to get on Crystal Desert, we will transfer server. We are not leaving any Guild member behind. Transferring to other servers is FREE for a period of time during launch. Therefore, it is every Guild members' responsibility to stay updated with the Guild. If we need to transfer server, we will announce it on our Website, Facebook, Twitter, Raidcall and Forums. So please make the effort to stay updated with us! Thanks.
Guild Recruitment is still OPEN.
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We have received 300 Guild applications for our Guild Wars 2 Guild. We have about 200 Guild slots left available for people who are interested to join the Guild. We are still recruiting! Casual and hardcore players are welcome! Apply for Guild at http://einsofgaming.com/gw2join
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Recruitment Status: OPEN
As of now, we have received 351 Guild applications. We are all ready and prepared for the launch of Guild Wars 2! We are still recruiting! Both casual and hardcore players are welcome. Come join hundreds of other members and be a part of the very first Singapore-based International Guild founded on Crystal Desert.
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[Guild Wars 2]
Einsof Gaming Guild Update
Guild Server: Crystal Desert
Guild Main Base: Singapore
Guild Region: Global International
Recruitment Status: OPEN
Guild Application Link: http://einsofgaming.com/gw2apply
We have about 250++ Guild members on the first day of the headstart before the Guild bug issue happened after ArenaNet's patch or else we could have about 400++ members in Guild by now with 100 000++ Guild influence. 40 000++ Guild influence reached within half a day into the headstart.
As of now, we have reached 472 Guild applications, potential to max out the Guild cap a few days into launch. We will create a branch Guild if we need to. Although the Guild is pretty large, we are organized and with proper website, forums, VOIP, twitter and facebook.
We are all ready and prepared for the launch of Guild Wars 2! We are still recruiting! Both casual and hardcore players are welcome. Come join hundreds of other Singaporeans and be a part of the very first Singapore-based Guild founded on Crystal Desert.
We have about 50 members online in Raidcall 24/7 and 130++ members during peak hours with more joining in gradually. We also have plenty of party channels for Guild members to use, example: PVE Room 01, Asura Room, General Guild chat room and many other channels. We can create more channels if needed. Raidcall is a VOIP software like mumble/ vent/ teamspeak. It is free and easy to use. Raidcall can be downloaded at http://raidcall.com. Our Group ID:3540514. Voice and text chat both available. Raidcall customer representative has plans to create a Guild Wars 2 featured group in Raidcall and he has approached our Guild in plan of featuring us in their Guild Wars 2 featured group.
If interested, you may apply for Guild at http://einsofgaming.com/gw2apply
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ArenaNet's Announcement on the Guild Bug:
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Good luck to all the Guilds out there with your recruitment and progression and also to everyone to enjoy Guild Wars 2!
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I'd drop the nut butter, and cut the protein a little, since your goal is semi-starvation. Otherwise, looks good. Almost steak and eggs. :P
24 years old, female, 5'9, 135 lbs. I'm already lean, but looking to get extremely cut over the next few weeks (or months) for a fitness photo shoot.
Here's what I'm eating. Open to any suggestions/critiques.
- One serving egg white protein (Jay Robb brand. 120 calories, almost all of it protein, no sugar.)
- 1/4 cup macadamia butter OR 50g baking chocolate
- 1 lb ground meat (either grass fed beef, or turkey/chicken with added fat in the form of butter/ghee/olive oil)
- 1 avocado
- pile of kale, cabbage, or some other green.
Activity: lots of walking, lifting twice a week, sprinting twice a week.
I'd drop the nut butter, and cut the protein a little, since your goal is semi-starvation. Otherwise, looks good. Almost steak and eggs. :P
Knifegill is christened to be high carb now!He gives me Lamprey Kisses in the midnight seanotontherug:
the buttstuff...never interested.
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My pony picture thread http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum/thread82786.html
If you're interested in my (very) occasional updates on how I'm working out and what I'm eating click here.
Close to the photoshoot, would you do some kind of MMA-esque weight cut (water, etc.)? Just wondering
http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum...ad.php?t=76139here about that kinda thing, both how to do it and how you're going to feel and be able to function during.
From other forum members who know of this guy it sounds like he'd already done a cut to get to his starting weight, but the description of how he cut during the experiment sounds legit.
However, do you want to turn up for your shoot feeling exhausted and deplete
If you're interested in my (very) occasional updates on how I'm working out and what I'm eating click here.
I'm curious what the ideal macro ratio would be for leanness... I know the goal of primal eating is robust strength rather than skinny-ness, but I'm really shooting for simple leanness rather than strength.
I'm just chipping in to say that I am surprised that nobody has mentioned IFing as a useful tool for cutting by now.
have you looked in to the methodology that is already in place for this sort of thing? I mean, those methods are already tried and true. you could just fine tune them with paleo food substitutions. I wouldn't try to re-invent the wheel at this point in time.
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Plunge into this deep blue hole and you'll discover imposing ancient stalactites (calcium deposits resembling icicles) and coral fringe. Declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996—along with six other areas surrounding Belize's barrier reef—the Blue Hole remains one of the world's most distinguished scuba sites. Created approximately 10,000 years ago after a cave roof crumbled in, this blue channel contains underwater tunnels, caverns, and rock formations.
You'll likely spot marine life lining the coral wall at the surface of the hole. As you descend about 130 feet below sea level, you'll discover the stalactites, but it's unlikely you'll encounter many underwater creatures (except the occasional shark!). One TripAdvisor user has a tip for coral and marine life seekers: "Attention snorkelers! Stay in the water as long as you can! Wait for those divers to surface because then you can snorkel with some of the reef sharks!" Note: You must be a certified diver before descending into the Blue Hole.
The Blue Hole is located roughly 55 miles east of Belize City along the Lighthouse Reef Atoll. You can visit the Blue Hole with a number of dive services that operate out of Belize City, San Pedro, and Caye Caulker. The Blue Hole welcomes visitors every day from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and entrance costs $60 BZD (about $30 USD).
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Details on Sasquatch! 2010 headliner & tickets
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REVIEW: Remastered Bleach and Nirvana Live at Reading
Between Pearl Jam releasing a new album and Alice In Chains doing the same with a new singer, it seems like grunge nostalgia is in full force in 2009. And while those two bands are still going strong nearly two decades after Singles and fashionable flannel, they will always be living in the shadow of the "N-word" as Riz Rollins once called the mighty band from Aberdeen. That's part of what I took away after listening to Sub Pop's remastered version of Bleach, complete with a 1990 Nirvana … [Read More]
The curious case of David Gray
Regular Ear Candy readers should know by now that Brittney Bush Bollay takes excellent pictures. See that photo below? That was shot by Mrs. Bush Bollay. Since it's a given her pictures are great it should make sense her words read well too. Want proof? Read her review of David Gray's concert at the Paramount Theatre. After reading her review you can check out more of her photos from the show in slideshow form. Talk about a double-threat. [Read More]
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Federal board 10th class result is expected to be declared in a few days. Those students who are waiting for federal board matric result are hereby informed that this year federal board ssc result will be declared in the end of June. Most probably it is going to be announced in the last week of June. Some sources reveals that 27th June is the exact date. Stay in touch with us for more updates. Once the result is declared, it will be available online to students at www.fbise.edu.pk. We wish best of luck to all the student who have appeared this year in ssc matric part 2 annual examination.
This year the Federal Board Fa Fsc part 1 and 2 annual examinations will be commenced either in April or May, yet no exact date is issued by the authorities. Once the date sheet 2014 is announced by federal board, it will be available here. Stay in touch with us for more updates.
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It's prime responsibilities are to get affiliated with institutions delivering secondary and higher secondary school education within Pakistan and abroad. Choose the courses of instructions for matric and inter and ensure the provision of basic facilities in affiliated institutions.www.fbise.edu.pk is the official website of board. In addition of said examinations it also conducts the Allama Iqbal Gold Medal Competitive and Diploma in Education papers. The main objective of this Federal Board Islamabad is to contribute positively in the achievement of national objectives and aims of education at school and college level through an unbiased, fair, transparent and efficient examination system.
Intermediate level education can be divided into two main categories, namely, FA (faculty of arts) and FSc (faculty of Science). The students who elect to become a Doctor or Engineer can select the medical or engineering subjects according and can appear in the pre-medical or pre Engineering examination. Stay in touch with the official news at www.fbise.edu.pk. The date sheet of these higher secondary school level papers is issued by board atleast one month before the exam begin. Usually the complete schedule of papers, with detailed guidelines and instructions is declared by authorities in the end of March or start of April.
The Federal Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education Islamabad is the autonomous educational body constituted under Fbise Act 1975. Initially it was superceded by Ministry of Education but now it is under the control of Ministry of Education and Training Division. It has all the rights and powers to organize, develop and regulate the ssc and hssc examinations in the public/private schools and colleges affiliated with it.
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Disraeli and Jewish Emancipation
To the Editor:
Philip Rieff's article ("Disraeli: The Chosen of History" in the January issue) passes over one interesting aspect of the conflict between Disraeli's Jewish pride and his Christian-Tory principles. Disraeli was the leader of the House of Commons when, after a long struggle for Jewish emancipation, Parliament finally allowed Baron Lionel de Rothschild to take his oath of office without professing allegiance to Christianity (1858). Nonetheless, neither Disraeli nor his colleagues deserve any credit for the Jewish success. As late as May 1858, the Earl of Derby, Disraeli's superior in the "Derby-Disraeli" government, had been steadfastly opposing the Jewish claims, although, two months later, he had been brought to see the advantages of compromise with the Liberals. To be sure, Disraeli was always verbally in favor of the right of Jews to sit in Parliament. But he succeeded in finding one obstacle after another to delay the passage of the emancipation bills.
In his first parliamentary address on the subject (December, 1847), Disraeli began by agreeing with the most stalwart of the reactionaries that the "principle of religious truth" should carry more weight in government than the "principle of religious liberty." But, he continued, that was precisely the reason why Parliament should admit the Jews, who are, after all, the true authors of the Christian religion. The need to maintain the Christian character of the Parliament was, he believed, the best grounds for admitting Jews as members. Needless to say, such an argument won no converts from the Conservatives.
Possibly sensing the hostility which he was arousing, Disraeli ceased to interest himself actively in the Jewish problem. In 1850, Rothschild was attempting to test the validity of the laws requiring a Christian oath of all members of Parliament; on the strength of certain precedents, he entered the House of Commons and attempted to take the seat to which the votes of the London electors had entitled him since 1847. The Liberal majority of the House were sympathetic, but did not know how far the law permitted them to modify their oath without the consent of the upper house. Theoretically, they might have found a loophole which would have permitted Rothschild to take his seat, and might thus have avoided the usual frustration of passing an emancipation bill, only to have it vetoed by the Lords. Such a possibility was prevented, among others, by Disraeli. Notwithstanding his Jewish sympathies, he demanded that the debate be cut short in favor of the Irish Franchise Bill. Likewise in 1851, when David Salomons was trying the same strategy as Rothschild, Disraeli was aligned with those who objected to wasting any time on an issue which was considered to have been already resolved.
Disraeli showed less concern for the wasted time and opportunity of the Jewish candidates for Parliament, or of the electors who, time after time, had returned them, and were now unrepresented in the Commons. After all, he argued, the Jews did not fare so badly in England. ". . . there is no class of religionists in this country who have less cause to complain of the spirit of the community or the temper of the Legislature. When I remember what was the position of that class a very short period back—hardly, indeed, a quarter of a century ago—when I contrast that position of social degradation and political disability with the position which they now occupy and enjoy, I own that I am proud and gratified by the comparison." With such arguments did Disraeli salve his conscience and counsel patience. . . .
The dissatisfaction of the Jewish community with Disraeli's behavior is therefore hardly to be wondered at. Even the Philadelphia Ledger compared him with Josephus, who "followed in the adulterating train of Titus the day the sacred vessels were borne in triumph through Rome." The Jewish Chronicle was equally vindictive towards one whom they still half regarded as a renegade. . . .
But perhaps the Illustrated London News came closest to an understanding of Disraeli's motives. Describing the restrained atmosphere of the Commons when Rothschild appeared to subscribe, legally, at last, to the necessary oath, it comes finally to Mr. Disraeli. . . . Rothschild had satisfactorily taken the oath, and the Liberals had greeted him with mild applause. Now Disraeli was approaching to offer his congratulations. "The faint tinge of color that came over the pallid cheeks of Mr. Disraeli as he grasped the hand of the first Judaic member of Parliament, and the momentary gleam of his eye, indicated a sense of the triumph of race; and perhaps at that moment there may have been a deeper feeling still in his heart-one of regret that he was not leading the House of Commons without having been compelled to use those hitherto cabalistic words upon the true faith of a Christian.'". . .
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Best Junk Store St. Louis 2007 - Rubenstein's Dirty Junk Shop
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Gordon M. Rubenstein is Supreme Junkmaster of the Ancient Order of the Rusted Stovebolt. Well, he would be if such an organization existed. His Dirty Junk Shop on the Alton riverfront is a riveting place to spend time before you satisfy your monthly Big Elwood on a Stick craving at Fast Eddie's Bon-Air. After 57 years in the scrap-metal salvage business, the 80-year-old Rubenstein has accumulated at least a few tons of junk, most of it metal. Heavy metal. "I used to be able to lift 400-pound tubs into my truck, but now I've got a bad knee," he says. The yard outside his shop is covered with passion-flower vines, cast-iron bathtubs, cast-iron Mesker storefront columns, and cast-iron sinks which he pronounces the old way: zincs. Inside, the shelves are piled with brackets, keyhole plates, doorknobs, coat hooks, wooden soda boxes, wire locker baskets, printer plates, hose nozzles, sconces, waffle irons, water heaters, andirons, double-lined copper candy kettles, copper and brass fire extinguishers, etc. The Junkmaster remembers where each et cetera came from, and in listening to his tales of salvage you glimpse the way life in our area used to be, before everything on Earth was made in China.


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Many of you have heard from our recent announcement or from the article in the Austin-American Statesman last week, that Hill Country Conservancy and its partners recently completed a conservation easement on the 747-acre Ruby Ranch, in Hays County. This conservation easement is critical to our mission, as it preserves sensitive land and water, as well as native wildlife and scenic views. In addition, protection of the ranch ensures over 10,000 acres of contiguous protected land within the recharge zone of the Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer, now bringing the sum to over 40,000 acres of protected land over the aquifer.
These are impressive statistics, but it's good to reflect on why these accomplishments are important and how we plan to build on our success. We must be diligent about selecting the best projects, as guided by our strategic conservation plan, and Ruby Ranch is a perfect example of our plan in action. To start, the ranch is critical because of its location. The land is especially sensitive, with numerous caves, sinkholes (broad depressions where water infiltrates the ground) and other conduits where water drains directly into the aquifer with little to no filtration. So, limiting future development of the land will directly benefit over 40,000 wells over the aquifer as well as local springs and waterways, including Barton Springs. Like Ruby Ranch, our future projects will be selected with a strong focus on protecting important water resources.
The conservation easement on Ruby Ranch is also important because the land was so likely to be developed or mined in the future. Quarry operators nearby had previously expressed interest in mining the property, and residential subdivision had expanded adjacent to the ranch in recent years. With these big changes on the horizon, the opportunity to conserve Ruby Ranch was literally "now or never". In addition, the land neighbors other lands previously conserved by the City of Austin, which increases the collective impact of conserving all of these lands by linking together creeks and streams, and wildlife habitat. We will continue looking at projected growth patterns, as well as other conservation efforts, aiming to build on successes while protecting the most sensitive, unique pieces of land. This allows us to have the greatest possible impact with each new conservation project.
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cal-id - Display Indonesian calendar on the command-line
This document describes version 0.09 of cal-id (from Perl distribution App-CalId), released on 2014-09-06.
# show calendar for the current month % cal-id # show calendar for the whole year % cal-id 2013 # show calendar for a certain month and year % cal-id 12 2013
This command provides a subset of cal functionality for displaying Indonesian calendar. It starts the week at Monday and highlights (and lists) Indonesian holidays.
Background: I needed a quick and easy way to see monthly (and sometimes yearly) calendar, since I haven't got a desk calendar on my desk for years (decades, even).
% cal-id [opts] [[month] year]
Most options follow cal. Not all options from cal are supported/recognized. Some options are specific to cal-id.
Show a single month of calendar (the default).
Show three months of calendar (previous, current, next).
Turn off highlighting of today.
Show one year (12 months) of calendar (the default if only year is specified).
Turn off showing list of holidays.
Turn on showing list of joint leaves (cuti bersama). By default it is turned off.
Please visit the project's homepage at https://metacpan.org/release/App-CalId.
Source repository is at https://github.com/sharyanto/perl-App-cal-id.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Sept. 6. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Daniel Allen Barnes, 43 criminal domestic violence, disorderly conduct commitment
Rebecca Diane Cleveland, 22 driving under suspension second offense
Nicholas Jerome Butler, 32 possession of cocaine
Brandon Lee Eubanks, 18 assault and battery third degree
Kenneth Lavone Kirkland, 45 fugitive from justice
Nicholas Lashawn Morris, 32 failure to appear and pay family court two counts
Whitney Cordella Johnson, 21 fugitive from justice
Harold Littrell, 47 shoplifting
Tonya Renee Kitchings, 31 driving under the influence
Stacey Keith Judge, 19 drugs/possession of 28 grams or less of marijuana, possession of marijuana
Dwayne Alan Whitaker, 42 failure to pay as ordered family court
Charles Phillip Bean Jr., 36 manufacture or possession of drugs
Jackie Denis Jr., 33 criminal domestic violence
Jeremy Clinton Lawton, 25 failure to comply with a court order
Taquan Dewayne Coach, 17 unlawful possession of cocaine base, leaving the scene of an accident, no South Carolina drivers license, providing false information, reckless driving, unlawful possession of a schedule IV controlled substance
John Christopher Lewis, 23 assault and battery first degree, simple larceny $2,000 or less
Toni Elizabeth Brinson, 20 accessory before the fact to a felony seven counts
Richard Virgil Couch, 51 driving under suspension second offense
Jennifer Lynn Hurt, 29 Aiken Department of Public Safety hold for criminal domestic violence, driving under suspension, uninsured motor vehicle, use of license plate other than for vehicle issued, failure to possess registration card
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