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The fact he won does not over shadow what has happened to this country under the loser in chief.<quoted text>
Good lord, you're right! Mitt Romney lost. He lost in loserly fashion, like a losing loser. He managed to not win quite a bit, actually. Unlike Barack Hussein Obama. Did you notice the part where he won?
Romney only lost the election. Our country as we know it is the biggest loser.
Pull you head out of his black ass and consider the ramifications of four more years!


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I, a pale, Irish-blooded caucasian, was actually called a nigger today. I was minding my own business, wandering the isles of Walmart on a noble quest for some light snackage, when a middle aged, slightly inbred-looking redneck proceeded to rush me with his shopping cart. The marginally disruptive maneuver was in vain, however. Using my lighting-fast ninja reflexes, I easily dodged his enthusiastic attempt to walk-block. As he angrily shoved past, his attack thwarted, I actually heard this person call me, and I quote: a "fucking nigger", after which he stormed off in a huff with his groceries. And what, one might ask, could have possibly provoked this sudden, aggressive act of mild inconvenience? Why, the fact that I was wearing a t-shirt with the word "Atheist" on the front, of course. The lesson of this story? Never associate oneself with atheism in the south, or people will try to run you over with shopping carts while berating you with unfitting racial slurs. And that, ladies and mentlegen, is one of the innumerable reasons why I so passionately detest living in the Bible Belt.
And so I ask you, fellow atheists, freethinkers, and secular humanists - has anyone else had any inexplicable/unprovoked confrontations with religi-tards such as the one described above?
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Not yet, but I can't wait to buy a shirt, what a great way to open up a conversation!
And good for you by the way.....more of us need to be visible and smother them with our charm....or whatever else might be needed.


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Portcullis House
London, United Kingdom 2000
BREEAM Excellent rated offices for 210 MPs together with a suite of Select Committee Rooms located across the road from Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.
DetailsValue: £165 million
Size: 20,000 m²
Client: Parliamentary Works Directorate
Portcullis House integrates a number of buildings of the Parliamentary estate at one centralized location and has been conceived in the tradition of historic Thames-side palaces facing the river. Accommodation is housed around a central courtyard in a six-storey rectangular block. The courtyard features shade trees and tranquil pools and is surrounded by cafes and a library. It is covered by a frameless glass skin supported by an oak and stainless steel diagrid and has become a meeting place and focus for Parliamentary life.
A gallery at the first floor provides access to a range of Select Committee Rooms; above this are five floors of MP's offices that feature views over the courtyard roof or to the surrounding historic neighbourhood and river embankment.
The building's structure is carefully coordinated with Westminster Underground Station below, which we also designed. The inner walls around the courtyard are supported by six massive columns tied by a transfer structure of concrete arches. Gullwing precast concrete floor units span onto perimeter walls composed of sandstone piers. Welded box girders, doubling as air ducts, form spider-like roof frames on top of the piers. The chimneys are the terminals of a sophisticated, energy-efficient ventilation system.


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Body alignment
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Body alignment is the optimal placement of the body parts so that the bones are efficiently used, so the muscles have to do less work for the same effect.
Pilates is a form of exercise that stresses proper body alignment. Many pains and problems in the body are associated with long-term mis-alignments. These can happen from bad habits or outside forces such as accidents or sports activities.
A good posture requires good body alignment.
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Questions regarding FICO Score and FICO 2008
Hi All!
I am confused about FICO 2008. Was this suppose to replace the FICO version already used or was this a new scoring model?
Also, I have read that there were some changes made on the FICO scoring model such as how charge cards (Amex) are being reported and how paid charge offs or collections are being reported so the date of last activity will not impact the score. Has this been impleted in FICO 2008 or the "regular" FICO?
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Peter Fance
Sadly passed away on the 10th February 2014. He and his wife Jennifer joined our Group in 2010 and enjoyed the walking and being part of the Group.
We send our sincere condolences to Jennifer and all the Family.
Christine Parr.
You may have heard the sad news that following several weeks of illness Christine Parr passed away on Sunday 25th May 2013. Christine's wishes were that a celebration of her life should be held in Rochford and that all of her friends are invited to attend the service in her memory. It will take place at the Congregational Church in North Street, Rochford on the 13th June at 10.15am.
Christine was a member and walk leader of the Rochford and Castle Point Group but also led walks for our Group, her "Christine's Figure of Eight Pub Walks" were enjoyed by many and were always featured on the posters, she will be very sadly missed. We send our sincere condolences to all the Family.
Pam Cross
Sadly passed away on the 31st March 2013 in Spain to where she and her Husband Jim had emigrated. Many of you will remember Pam was our Social Secretary from the late 90's to the early 2000's and her husband Jim was also Chairman and Membership Secretary.
While living in Spain they organised holidays for our Group which were enjoyed by many. We send our sincere condolences to all the Family.
Many people are confused about the relationship between Ramblers Holidays and the RA. Ramblers Holidays is a Charitable Trust quite separate from the RA but which contributes about £400,000 a year to the work of the Association. So, by taking a break through Ramblers Holidays, you will not only be getting one of the cheapest walking holiday deals, you will also indirectly be helping the RA. Now that Ramblers Holidays have taken over 'Countryside', there are 25 UK based holidays available at extremely competitive prices.
If you are holidaying in the UK and wish to walk with local rambling groups, log on to the ramblers website www.ramblers.org.uk/walksfinder and you will find walks programmes of 70% of groups. If you prefer you can 'phone Head Office who will be pleased to help you locate suitable walks in the area to which you are going.
Hadrian's Wall National Trail
Are you considering walking Hadrian's Wall ? Kath Dowle of Saughy Rigg Farm, Twice Brwed, Haltwhistle, Northumberland NE49 9PT. Tel: 01434 344120 firstname.lastname@example.com or www.saughyrigg.co.uk offers as much or as little support and advice as you might require, from a complete package including transport to and from each section of the trail, evening meals, packed lunches and excellent en-suite accommodation. She can take up to 22 in total.
New Walks website
John Harris of Hertfordshire provides one of the best resources of walking information that we know of. Last year, he produced the website www.walkinginherts.co.uk which brought together books, publications, walks and useful contacts for anyone walking in his home county. Now he has done the same thing for Essex with www.walkinginessex.co.uk. Not only are these two websites worth visiting for their own sake but John would also welcome any comments you might have concerning missing or any incorrect information at email@example.com
Fred Matthews, the President of Essex Area, explains how a country park for South East England, which would include the Lea and Roding Valleys together with Epping Forest, would tie in with existing proposals for the Thames Gateway and the European initiative aimed at protecting the estuaries. A working party is being set up to investigate this.
Essex County Council has produced a new collection of walks through some of the county's most beautiful countryside. The colourful booklet features 6 walks on and around the towpath between Chelmsford and the Heybridge Basin ranging from a gentle stroll on the sea wall to the whole length of the towpath totalling 15 miles. The booklets are available from Essex County Council, Public Rights of Way, County Hall, Chelmsford CM1 1QH at £3.50 each. Cheques to be made payable to 'Essex County Council'. Alternatively, contact www.essex.gov.uk 'Essex eShop'
To commemorate the 200th anniversary of Trafalgar Day, Rochford District Council has planted 200 especially selected English oak trees in Cherry Orchard Jubilee Country Park alongside those already there to form an avenue. Our Group has sponsored a tree, allocated No. 140, inscribed 'Our love of walking and the countryside'.
Make your 'phone a hero
People across the county are being encouraged to make use of a new method of letting emergency services know who to contact on your behalf. The ICE (In Case of Emergency) was the brainchild of one of the region's ambulance workers. All you have to do is make a new contact called ICE on your mobile 'phone, then assign it the number of the person you would like contacted in an emergency.
The High Weald Landscape Trail from Horsham to Rye
The Trail crosses the counties of West Sussex, East Sussex and Kent providing an opportunity to explore the heart of south-east England. Meandering through the intimate rolling landscape of small fields, hop gardens, orchards, flower rich meadows and ancient woodland, studded with ponds and sandstone outcrops, the 90-mile Trail links the ridge top villages and the historic gardens for which the area is famous. The High Weald is a stunning area to walk as the constantly changing height and terrain gives ever-changing views and variety of walking. Enjoy the wide vistas as you stride along the ridge tops then pass into the seclusion of the wooded ghylls with their cool dappled shade. In May, orchards are blossoming, lambs are new-born and woodlands are carpeted with bluebells. July, the hedgerows are scented with honeysuckle and dog rose and the farmers are busy hay-cutting and harvesting. A walk not to be missed.
Desperately seeking …….LEADERS
Rambles Secretaries are having a hard time trying to fill our programmes with
the walks that we enjoy throughout the year. They are losing more leaders than
gaining new ones and the situation is pretty grim. Wendy has loads of walks
books in our library including '15 Walks in S E Essex for all the Family' and
'17 more Walks in & around S E Essex' – 22 easy 5-9 mile walks that many of our
leaders have cut their teeth on ! Please think about it and give them a ring
(see Contact list).
So that we can spread the word about how good rambling is and increase our membership, when you have finished reading our 'Walk' magazine would you kindly take it along to the waiting room of your doctor or dentist ? Thank you.
Lyme disease is a rare illness but it has recently started to occur more frequently and the risk of infection cannot be ignored. It is caused by bacteria carried by ticks. People who walk in the countryside through rough vegetation (especially bracken) are most at risk.
Ticks are tiny blood-sucking insects that cannot fly but transfer easily to animals such as sheep, deer and cattle and naturally enough to humans as well – that brushing through the vegetation in which they hide. Not all ticks can infect humans and with a little care and caution those that do can be detected and removed before they have done any harm. The infected ticks need to be attached to the body for at least 24-36 hours in order to transmit the bacteria. The highest risk is from April to October when the tick is most active and feeding. When fully fed they can increase to the size of a grape pip but the larvae are smaller than a pinhead and often difficult to spot.
They are found in any moist, coarse, permanent vegetation in woodland, heath and moorland including deep vegetation, often that which is decaying in mats such as grass, sedges and other plants which grow in deciduous woodland edges in glades and by paths, also in leaf litter. They are NOT found only in bracken, which was previously thought. Lyme Disease is the most serious of the diseases carried by ticks. Although seldom fatal, Lyme Disease can remain in the body for many years and causes long-term problems, especially tingling in the hands and feet, and weakness or paralysis of the facial muscles (Bell's Palsy). In rare cases it can lead to chronic arthritis and has been known to attack the central nervous system and even affect the heart.
Early signs of Lyme Disease often include a red blotch or circular rash several centimetres across in the bite area. This appears between a week and a month after the bite occurred. Flu-like symptoms such a tiredness, aching and fever might occur before the skin rash or about the same time. These would last several weeks if no treatment were given. More serious complications, such as neurological and joint problems can sometimes develop weeks or months after the bite. Infections occur occasionally in people who were unaware of either a tick bite or rash or both.
The following precautions can be taken again ticks if you are walking through rough vegetation:
wear close weave long trousers and long sleeved shirts and
keep cuffs fastened and trousers tucked into socks; light-coloured garments make spotting ticks easier;
What to do if you find a tick attached to your skin:
Remove it immediately, preferably with tweezers but long nails will do if necessary – wash your hands and the bite area afterwards; use disinfectant if available;
Grasp it firmly as close as possible to the skin and pull firmly and steadily without jerking or twisting until it disengages itself – try not to squash it as it could then squirt the possibly infected blood it has sucked back into you;
Although we previously advised using oily or chemical substances to loosen the tick's grip on the flesh, this is now thought to be ineffective; similarly, do not apply heat such as cigarette ends or matches;
If part of the ticks breaks off, or if you think any part of it may be left in your skin, consult your doctor immediately. If possible, take the tick with you, folded in sticky tape, so that it can be sent for analysis. Also if possible, ask the doctor to return it to you after it has been analysed and send it, in the interests of research, to the Institute of Virology and Environmental Microbiology, Mansfield Road Oxford OX1 3SR saying where the infection occurred;
If you think you have been bitten:
Seek medical advice straight away, indicating that you are concerned about the risk of Lyme Disease – Lyme Disease can be identified by blood tests and a course of antibiotics will usually reduce infection and prevent the illness developing any further.


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|History of Lokichoggio Airport
Lokichoggio Airport started sometimes in the 1970,s as a small Airstrip being used by missionaries working in the remote parts of Turkana District, Northern Kenya. In later years and particularly in 1986, when the Sudanese civil war intensified leading to an influx of refugees from Southern Sudan into Kenya, the international community intervened and started to provide relief and medical supplies to the refugees through the airstrip.
This saw most of the NGOs consolidating their activities under the umbrella of the United Nation. Subsequently the airstrip was expanded to carter for ever increasing aircraft seeking to land at the field. Most of the NGO'S were:
The airfield later, in 1989 was established as relief base for South Sudan under a tripartite agreement involving the Sudanese Liberation Movement, (SPLM), United Nations (UN) and the Kenya Government. This led to the establishment of Operation Lifeline Sudan (OLS) to co-ordinate relief operations to Southern Sudan region which was facing major humanitarian crisis precipitated by long droughts and civil war. However, due to security reasons, the Government took over the running of the Airstrip in 1999 and this saw the deployment of officers from key Government departments and the Kenya Airports Authority to spearhead the core functions of the airport.


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Hello Marry,
I am a bit confused as you said in your first post that 1500+ posts on NB (Net builders) but you got 269 posts as i can see in your profile :eek:
What's the confusion?? I am sorry if i am being stupid at any point :D
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Hello Marry,
I am a bit confused as you said in your first post that 1500+ posts on NB (Net builders) but you got 269 posts as i can see in your profile :eek:
What's the confusion?? I am sorry if i am being stupid at any point :D
Thanks for asking a very Good question:), actually I had 1900+ posts few days ago.
Honestly, I am too confused why my and everyone else's posts are reduced. It's bit depressing and disturbing for me as my posts were very personal and precious to me:(.
Suddenly one day I woke up and all my effort, time, energy and contribution disappeared. I am still unable to digest this rule:(.
Hi MP,
Posts in general chat section is no longer credited.
Here, I quoted WIll's post:
You can view the thread here.Quote:
As of right now, posts in General Chat do not count towards post count.
This is not a general chat forum. If you're looking for a general chat forum, I recommend OffWalk.
General chat is still open for posting, because we're all friends here and we want to chat with each other.
We do not, however, want to chat with spammers who are making insipid posts to boost their post count.
We have considered this decision for a long time. We have weighed the positive and negative effects of this change for quite some time. Traffic may drop as a result of this decision, but not traffic we want.
NetBuilders is here to help people make money by building the 'net. That's our mission and that's what we need to focus on. Let's get to work people!
Yes, I think we should use offwalk forum if you want to general chat, cause posting in General Chat in NB does not count at all! Please go to offwalk.com for general chat, any post on offwalk is counted :)
For real offtopic discussions and to earn more numbers on your counter, go to General Discussion Forums - General Chat & off topics discussion at OffWalk - Powered by vBulletin
Guys, I mean that if you're here for the number... what are you still doing here? It's just an extra number which can help you to earn some money (I.E. Signature sales) but it's better that it shows the post in the webmaster sections. I guess you prefer your football forum advertisement shown on a football blog rather than on a porn site right?
What NB did is good AFAIK ;)
Hi Marry,
Would you want to sell your recent blog post. Your not using it at this time. If yes PM a price.
Butterflies Forever
Another this which I wanna say is that only post count is not there. But if people buy signature for getting it in posts and they have nothing to do with post count.
Sig. is not only for advertisement but also for SEO to some extent.
So, still people should buy it because they will have their link in that no. of posts.
I hope I am clear and you all agree.
Here's a way to check total post count.
Goto profile and click find all posts by (member name)
eg. http://www.netbuilders.org/search.php?searchid=135485
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Party postponed: A retirement party for Irene Oliver-Lewis, a founder of Court Youth Center and Alma d'arte Charter High School for the Arts, that was scheduled for Sunday at Court Youth Center, has been postponed. New plans will be announced soon, organizers said.
"The Secret Garden": 2 p.m. Saturday at the Rio Grande Theatre, 211 N. Main St. Missoula Children's Theatre presents "The Secret Garden." Tickets are $3 for children and $7 for adults. Info: 575-523-6403.
"Mikado": 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Black Box Theatre, 430 N. Downtown Mall. Nanki-Poo, the son of the Mikado arrives in the small town of Titipu disguised as a wandering minstrel. Tickets are $12 for regular admission and $10 for students and seniors over 65 years old. Info: 575-523-1223.
Gilbert and Sullivan's "Patience": 7 p.m. Saturday at Atkinson Recital Hall, 1075 N. Horseshoe St., New Mexico State University. The Starlight Children's Theatre Company presents a rich and witty musical. "Patience" is the story of two wealthy poets who treasure the village milkmaid, Patience, almost as much as they admire their own poetic gifts. $6 for general admission. Info: 575-646-2421.
Call for artists
City of El Paso Art Windows: Art Windows provides an exhibit space for five to 10 pieces of work for a three-month period. All interested artists must be an independent artist or artist team 18 years of age or older and reside in the Greater El Paso area, which includes Las Cruces, and Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico. Applications must be submitted at callforentry.org. Deadline: 5 p.m., Aug. 1. Info: 915-212-1782, elpasoartandculture.org
The Calavera Coalition: Seeking artists to submit original T-shirt and poster design for the 2014 Dia de los Muertos event on the Mesilla Plaza. All work must be in black-and-white, in ink, easily converted for screen printing and reflect the spirit of El Dia del los Muertos. The winner will receive one free booth space, valued at $175. Entries should be submitted on a compact disc to P.O. Box 1308, Mesilla, NM 88046 or through email, with a list detailing artwork title, size, a brief description and artist's name, email address, mailing address and phone number. Deadline: Aug. 15. Info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Call for artists and designers: West End Art Depot, 401 N Mesilla St, will host a show of repurposed works of art and fashion. Artist's vouchers for two free items from the ReStore available. Artwork intake will be July 26 and 27. Opening reception and recycled fashion show will be Friday, Aug. 1. Info: 575-312-9892, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Call for artists: The Tombaugh Gallery is calling for regional artists to submit proposals for exhibition for 2015 calendar year. Submissions should contain a letter of proposal with information on artist and type of work. Entries should be submitted on USB drive to Unitarian Universalist Church, 2000 S. Solano, Las Cruces, N.M. 88001. Deadline is Oct.1. Info: 575-522-7281.
Call for musicians
Doo wop singers needed: Desert Doo Wop vocal group is looking to form in New Mexico. Needed are bilingual vocalists familiar with '50s and '60s vocal harmony and music like El Trio Los Panchos. A guitar player who can sing and harmonize would be a great addition. Info: 575-267-8836.
Film crew needed: A movie crew is needed for Alan Riehl's "Angel Falls." Needed are a movie director, location coordinator, film crew, wardrobe and more. Filming will take place in Las Cruces. Pay is negotiable. Info: riehlfaithproductions.com.
Singers needed: The Good Time Singers are looking for senior citizen singers to join their singing group. Rehearsals are at 5:30 p.m. Mondays at Trails West Clubhouse, 1450 Avenida de Mesilla. Info: Diane, 575-523-1652 or Jean, 575-5741-4520.
Call for singers: The Mesilla Valley Chorale has rehearsals from 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays at the Social Arts Center at Good Samaritan Society, 3011 Buena Vida Circle. Experienced choral singers can call Nancy at 575-647-2560.
Doña Ana Youth Choir: Boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 13 are welcome to audition at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 255 W. Griggs Ave. Cost per singer is $50 per semester. For rehearsal times and information, call 575-527-4163.
The New Horizons Symphony: The orchestra is seeking percussionists and cello, bass, viola, timpani and violin players for upcoming concerts. Rehearsals are at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the NMSU Band Room on the NMSU campus, even if you're rusty and haven't played in a long time or don't have an instrument. Info: Millie, 575-522-5571.
The New Desert Harmony Singers: The group will begin rehearsals and auditions for their Christmas season at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 225 W. Griggs Ave. Singers interested in joining are welcome to attend rehearsal. Info: 575-373-1816.
The Rio Grande Recorders: The group is seeking new bass, tenor and alto players. The group conducts monthly sessions and weekly practices. They play Baroque and Renaissance music, as well as sounds from older and modern eras. Experienced and new players are welcome. Info: rgrecorders.org or call 575-522-1742.
Celestial Sounds: The women's choir is seeking new members for their repertoire of three-, four- and six-part choral music. They have semiannual concerts. Info: Director Carol Nike, 575-202-9646 or firstname.lastname@example.com.