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Competitors sailing Noelex 25's at the 2008 Australian Blind Sailing Championships
If you own a jet ski, jet boat or rigid inflatable boat (RIB) and want to be part of a world championship event, the organising committee for the IFDS World Blind Sailing Championships wants to hear from you.
At least four jet skis, one jet boat and two RIBs are needed for the event on Lake Rotorua from 13 to 21 March 2009.
Organising committee member Tony Thompson said the jet skis, jet boat and RIBs can either be lent to the committee for use or the owners may prefer to operate their jet ski, jet boat or RIB themselves. All fuel costs will be covered and the committee has extra insurance cover for the event.
'We will be launching the yachts in shallow water each morning and we will need jet skis and a jet boat to tow the boats out to temporary moorings, so the crews can put their rudders and centre plates down in deeper water,' Mr Thompson said.
The jet skis and jet boat will also be needed at the end of each day's racing to bring the boats back into shore.
'If you can help out the blind sailors, we would be really grateful - whether it's for a couple of days or for the entire event. It promises to be an exciting event on and off the water,' Mr Thompson said.
Eighteen crews from nine countries will battle it out for top honours in the event, including the defending champion New Zealand team.
In blind sailing each boat has a crew of four people - two blind and two sighted people. There are three classifications - B1 (totally blind), B2 (can see light and dark) and B3 (vision impaired eg. tunnel vision). The boat is skippered and crewed by 'blind' sailors and the sighted crew members are only permitted on board to give instruction to the blind crew and ensure the safety of the yacht during competition.
The 2009 World Blind Sailing Championships are supported by Bay Trust, Rotorua District Council, Rotorua Energy Charitable Trust, New Zealand Community Trust and SPARC.
To volunteer a jet ski, jet boat or RIB, or to find out more, please contact Tony Thompson on 07 349 4810 or email email@example.com
For more information about the event check out www.2009worldblindsailingnz.com

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Births, Deaths, Marriages Approaching Marriages and Engage- ment notices must be signed by the two persons concerned, Birth notices
by one of the parents, unless other- wise authenticated, and Marriages, Deaths, and In Memoriam notices by some responsible person. 4 lines, 3/-; 1/3 eeach additional. BIRTHS BARCLAY (nee Lambert).—On Oc- tober 12, at South Glen Hospital, to Enid and Norman—a daughter (Sharyn Elizabeth). Both well BECKER. —On October 8, at Laura Hospital, to Eric and Anna —a son. BLIGHT (nee Borlace).—On Octo- ber 12, at Q.V.M.H., to Carol and Allan a daughter (Susan Carol). Thanking all those in attendance. BOND.—To Max and Grace—a son (Steven John). Thanking Dr. Powell, Sisters Parks and Peterson and staff of Wolverton Hospital. BOWER.—On October 10, at Mc- Bride's Hospital, to Natalie and Tom —a daughter (Margaret Anne). Both well. Thanking all in attendance. CHILMAN (nee Bradshaw). —On October 12, at South Glen Hospital— a daughter (Verity). EAGLE (nee Stevenson).—On Oc- tober 11, at South Glen, to Joyce and Stan—a son (John Joseph). Thank- ing Dr. Bowering and hospital staff. EVANS.—On October 11, to Dawn and Clem—a son (Grant Richard). Thanking Dr. Koehler and all in at- tendance, Berri District Hospital. FORBES.—On October 8, at Mount Lawley, W.A., to Anne, wife of Mur- ray Forbes—a son. FREAK (nee Thompson).—On Oc- tober 8, at Mile End Emergency Hos- pital, to Connie and Syd—a son (Lance Jeffery). Thanking Dr. Dun- stan and hospital staff. FULLER (nee Smith).—On Octo- ber 12, at St. John's, Prospect, to Corinne and Lin—a daughter (Maxine Kaye). GEMMELL.—On October 13, at Monreith, to Joy, wife of J. B. Gem- mell—a daughter. GUNN (nee Tank).—On October 12, Unley Private Hospital, to Phyl and Don—a son (Trevor). HOWIE.—On October 8, at Cal- vary Hospital, to Mary and John —a son. JENNINGS (nee Roma Neaylon).— On October 9, at Mt. Gambier Hos- pital, to Roma and Raymond—a son. JOHNSON (nee Stewart). —On Oc- tober 11, at Walwa, to Anita and Allen—a daughter. Thanking Dr. Eva Texler and Sister Naismith. KOCH (nee Luff).—On October 6, at Peterborough, to Joan and Rolph —a son (Christopher Rolph). MALE. —On October 7, to Mollie, wife of E. J. Male—a son. No visitors. MORCOM (nee Harford).—On Oc- tober 13, at Berklea, to Valmai and Kevin—a son (Brenton Victor). Thanking Dr. Solomon, Matron An- derson and staff. MOSS (nee Robinson).—On Octo- ber 8, at Alice Springs, to Lorna and Geoff—a son (Peter Geoffrey). NANKIVELL. —On October 12, to Diane, wife of W. Field Nankivell—a son. NUTT (nee Cuddihy).—On Octo- ber 10, at Memorial Hospital, to Beryl and Colin —a son (Gregory Frank). O'SULLIVAN (nee Hoare). —On Oc- tober 11, at Hindmarsh Memorial Hospital, to Shirley and Ron—a son. Both well. (Premature). Thanking Dr. Baudinet and hospital staff. PRZIBILLA (nee Rhind, ot Condo- bolin, N.S.W.). —On October 6, at S.M. Hospital, Riverton, to Ruth and Keith—a son (Peter William). Thank- ing Dr. Mallen, matron and hospital staff. Special thanks to Nurse Sweet- man. ROGERS. —On October 1, at Mount Pleasant Hospital, to Freda and Glen —a daughter. SCHUBERT (nee Yeoward).—On October 12, at Chatham Private Hos- pital, to Joyce and Ira—a daughter (Marilyn Joyce). Thanking Dr. Hurst and Matron Williams. STARK.— At Quamoi, on October 6, to Jessie and George—a son. Thank- ing all in attedance. STIMSON.—On October 7, at Mt. Gambier, to Fay and Hartley—a daughter (Rosemary Fay). Both well. Thanking Dr. Oaten and staff. THOMAS. —At Tweed District Hos- pital, Murwillumbah, N.S.W., on Oc- tober 9, to Alice and Maurice —a daughter. Thanking Drs. Adams and MacGillivray. TOTHILL. —On October 9, at Riverton Memorial, to Doris and Ralph—a daughter (Helen Lesley). Thanking Dr. Mallen, matron and staff. VENZ.—On October 12, at Mannum Hospital, to Ira and Walter —a son (Murray Walter). Both well. WILKINSON.—On October 7, at Yorketown Hospital, to Joan, wife of C. R. Wilkinson—a daughter. WOODS (nee Wilsmore).—At Port Pirie Maternity Hospital, on October 9, to Veronica and Ron—a son (David John). BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings are extended to the undermentioned members of the Children's Hospital Birthday League. All communications regarding birth- days in this column must be ad- dressed to the Lay Superintendent. Minimum insertion fee, 2/6. Alfred Brewer, 37 Tusmore avenue, Leabrook; Davis Denton, Main North road, Prospect; Mr. B Baker, 80 Taylor street, Kadina. RUBY WEDDING PASCOE. —Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Pas- coe, 3 High street, Grange, have plea- sure to announce the 40th anniversary of their wedding, solemnised at St. Luke's Church, Adelaide, October 14, 1908, by the late Rev. Marsh. APPROACHING MARRIAGES CHAPMAN —LIDDELL.—The mar- riage of Sylvia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, of Morgan, to John Liddell, of Victoria River Downs Sta- tion, son of Mrs. and the late Mr. John Liddell, will be solemnised at St. Francis Xavier's Cathedral, on October 18, at 9 a.m. Very Rev. Father D. O. Sullivan will officiate with Nuptial Mass. Reception at Southern Cross Hotel. DOODY—LEONARD.—The mar- riage of Maureen Joan, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Doody, to Peter John, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonard, will be solem= nised at St. Therese's Church, Col. Light Gardens, on Saturday, October 16, at 9.30 a.m. FOSTER—HEITMANN.—The mar- riage of Joyce, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Foster, of Main road, Paradise, to Lance, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hietmann, of Hen- ley Beach road, Torrensville, will be solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North terrace, at 2.30 p.m., on Satur- day, October 16. FOSTER—INGRAM. — The mar- riage of Valda, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Foster, of Brigh- ton, to Robert, only son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ingram, of Broken Hill, will be solemnised at Glenelg Church of Christ, on Saturday, October 16, at 6 p.m. KNIGHT—BOYD.—The marriage of Joyce Gwladys, daughter of Mrs. M. Pocock, Rose Park, and the late T. Knight, to Lindsay, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Boyd. Wycheproof, Victoria, will be solemnised at St. Theodore's Church, Rose Park, on October 16, at 4.45 p.m. MUNRO—COOTER. —The marriage of Margaret Betty, youngest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Munro, to Kevon Robert, only son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Hanna, both of Keswick, will be solemnised at Pirie Street Metho- dist Church, on Saturday, October 16, at 7 p.m. PLUMMER —FILMER. —The mar- riage of Daphne B., elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Plummer, of Cud- lee Creek, to Richard G. Filmer, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Filmer, of Tintinara, will be solem- nised at Lobethal Presbyterian Church, October 16, at 2.30 p.m. WILDEN—DESMOND.—The mar- riage of Betty, only daughter of Mr.- Mrs. A. Wilden, of Stepney, to James, eldest son of Mrs. P. Desmond, will be solemnised at Kent Town Metho- dist Church, October 16, at 7 p.m. ENGAGEMENTS BARKLA—GEELEN.—The engage- ment is announced of Stella Ada, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Barkla, of West Croydon, to Ray- mond Walter Charles, only child of Mrs. A. E. M. Geelen and the late Mr. G. Geelen, of Seaton Park. BATEMAN—GREEN.—The engage- ment is announced of Ilma Maureen, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs I. W. Bateman, Glencoe West, to Stan- ley Arthur, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Green, of Welland avenue, Welland. EDWARDS —TUCKER.—The en- gagement is announced of Grace, younger daughter of Mrs. E. M. and the late Mr. G. S. Edwards, of Urania, to Victor H. G. Tucker, of Curramulka. FARMER—COWLEY.—The en- gagement is announced of Cora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Farmer, of Woodville, to Lloyd, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cowley, of Kadina. HENERY—HALL.—The engage- ment is announced of Olive Edith, youngest daughter of Mrs. L. A. Henery, of Prospect and the late Mr. H. E. Henery, Middlesex, England, to Aneurin, only son of Mrs. A. M. Hall, of Flinders Park, and the late Mr. H. G. Hall. MARCHANT — COX. — Noelle Jacqueline, younger daughter of Mrs. S. J. Marchant and the late Mr. S. D. Marchant, of Neutral Bay, N.S.W., to Maurice Raymond, only son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cox, of Woodville. McDONALD—BUTTON.—The en- gagement is announced of Verna E, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McDonald, of Mundoora, to Mervyn G., youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Button, of Redhill. QUINN—SHORT.—The engagement is announced of Vera, youngest daughter of Mr. J. D. Quinn, late of Morgan, to Lloyd, only son of the late W. O. Short, of Minlaton. SHIRRAS—FREETH.—Mr.-Mrs. R. F. Shirras, of Kimba, wish to an- nounce the engagement of their only daughter, Betty R, to Malcolm L., elder son Mrs. H. E. and late Mr. C. Freeth, of Kimba. SMERDON — WYATT. — The en- gagement is announced of Merle, younger daughter Mrs. J. M. and late Mr. J. F. Smerdon, of Mile End, to Keith, youngest son late Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wyatt, of Torrensville.
ENGAGEMENTS STEWART—HUPPATZ.—The en- gagement is announced of Kathleen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stewart, Kapunda, to Kevin, second son of Mrs. M. E. Stratford and the late Mr. A. E. Huppatz, of Saddle- worth. WEDDING—NASH.—The engage- ment is announced of Valma, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wed- ding, of Woodville, to Clem, third son of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Nash, Kilkenny. DEATHS ANTUAR. Charlotte, widow of Henry Renne Antuar, late of Brad- bury, South Australia, at Queenscliff, Victoria, on Sunday 11th of October. Happy release to rest in peace till He come.—Inserted by Norman and Rose. CARR.—On October 11, at Tumby Bay Hospital, Alice Ada, beloved wife of the late Abraham Carr, of Lipson. Aged 81 years. Resting. ELLIOTT. —On October 13, at Stra- thalbyn, Thomas Edward, beloved husband of Christina Elliott and lov- ing father of John. Aged 77 years. ELY.—On Octooer 11, at hospital, Christine Anne, dearly beloved only child of Merle and Alvin Ely, of 8 Darling street, Medindie. Aged 3 days. HARVEY. —On October 7, at hos- pital, Gawler, William Henry, loving husband of the late Rosa Harvey, of Willaston, S. Aus., father of Hilda (Mrs. Mold). Aged 85 years. Also Rosa Harvey, passed away suddenly at Willaston on December 30, 1947. Aged 81 years. Re-united. HIGGINS.—On October 12. at Streaky fay. John Higgins, dearly loved uncle of Mrs. Canute. 13 Bal lara street. Mi^ End. Aged 74 years. LIGHT.—A tribute to tbe memory of Eilen Grace, who passed away on October 2, at Adelaide, esteemed cousin of Cecil L. Light. 73 Matloclc street. Mount Hawthorn. MARSH.—On October -10. at the Areirossan Hospital, Beatrice Emma, beloved daughter of the late James and Sarah Merrett. and loving sister of Elsie. Hilda, Annie (deed), fedilh, Harold, Amy (dec'di, Gordon, Lyle (dec'dl, James tdee'd) and Tom. MITTON.—On October 13, at her late residence. Kauri parade. Sea cliff. Victoria Alice, third beloved daughter of the late B. C. and M. A. Mitt, n. of Adelaide. Aged 79 years. NEWMAN.—On October 13. at Port Lincoln Hospital, after a short ill ness, Essie Olive, beloved wife of Francis John Newman, of Port Lin coln, late of Kimba. Aged 63 years. A life of faithful service. NICHOLAS.—On October 11, at the Children's Hospital. Adelaide, David John, son of Joyce and Cecil Nicbo ia.-. oi budunda NICHOLSON.—On October 11. at Adelaide, William Nicholson, of South -terrace. Adelaide, the beloved hus band of the late Martha Christina Nicholson, and father of Winifred. Aged 77 year*. At rest. OLIVER.—On October 12. Bt her residence. 47 Blanoford ctreet. West Croydon, Mary Ann Louise <Louie>, beloved wife of Ernest Edward Oliver and loving mother of Elsie. Vera. Walter and Thelma. Aged 68 years. PASCOE. —On October 12, at his residence, Port MacDonnell, William Harry, dearly beloved husband of Clara Beatrice Pascoe, of Port Mac- Donnell, and loved father of Jack. Aged 64 years. RAYNER. —On October 10, sud- denly, Murray Wilson, dearly loved second son of Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Rayner, of Modbury, fond brother of John, Paul, Ian and Owen. Aged 6½ years. The tender Shepherd gathers His little lamb. SHIERS. —On October 13, John Thomas, dearly loved husband of Ellen Shiers, of 51 Long street, Queenstown, and loving father of Winifred, Mabel, Albertina, Jack, Harry, Nellie, Laurie, Gwen, Hilda, Jean and Ron, also Walter (de- ceased). At rest. VERCO. —On October 10, at a pri- vate hospital, Florence Jane, the dearly beloved wife of the late Arthur Albert Verco, of 52 Miller street, North Unley, and loving mother of Gladys (Mrs. K. H. Leaver, of Vic- toria), and fond sister of Edith Linke and Gladys (Mrs. S. C. Leaver). Aged 72 years. WOOD On October 9. at Repat riation Hospital. Daws road. Francis Aquilla Thomas Wood (late Sgt. M.M., 10th Batt.,) the beloved husband of Madge Wood, of 505 South road. Black Forest, and the loving father of Owen, Patricia and Brian. HEROES OF THE EMPIRE "At the coinK down of the sun and in th? m<.,T-?-- tp ?-?'?? -?"iie>nber them." HAMMOND, 538588. Wilfred Jack. —In fond and loving memory of Jack, who passed away October 13; P.O.W, Malaya.—Always remembered by Pop and Eileen. MANN.—In loving memory of Stan ley Dennis, lost at New Guinea, Octo ber 14, 1945. Deep in our hearts we are all together.—lnserted by his loving mother, father, sisters Mary. Jan. SMITH.—A tribute of love to the memory of our dear niece Kathleen Joyce (Corporal, W-A-AJU-M, passed , away October 14. 1944, Victoria. For ' ever in our hearts. —Auntie Marie and Uncle Roy. SMITH.—In fond memory of my niece. Cpl. Kathleen Joyce, passed away October 14. 1944. R.A.A.FV Hos pltaL Melbourne. A leaf in the book of memory is sadly turned today.— Her loving Uncle Michael. SMITH.—In loving memory of my dear sister Kathleen Joyce. Cpl., W.A.A.A.F.. passed away R.A.A-P. Hos pital. Melbourne, October 14. 1944. A thought for today, a memory for ever.—Her loving brother Cliff. SMITH.—In loving memory of my only darlinc daughter Kathleen Joyce. Cpl, W.A7A.A.F., passed away Octo ber 14. 1944. Melbourne. Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten.—Sadly missed by her loving mother. WELLINGTON-. Flt-Sgt. Lloyd John. —In loving memory of our dear son and brother, who gave bis life, Octo ber 14, 1942.—Mother, father. Joan, Nancy. Bob and MerL IN MEMORIAM BADMAN.—In loving memory ol our dear sister Emma, passed away October 14. 1942.—Sadly missed by her loving sisters. Vickie. Alice. Sarah. Annie. BATTEN.—In loving memory of mother, oled October 14, 1938; also dad, died October 7, 1939.—Ever re membered by their loved ones. BORMANN.—In loving memory of our dear wife, mother, and grand mother, died October 14. 1947.—Ever remembered by her husband Frank, sons Percy. Walter, daughter-in-law Lorna. grandchQdreii Heather and Barbara. BUBCHELL.—In memory of Alfrec Charles Burchell. who passed away October 14, 1945.—Ever remembered by L. Swanston. BURCHEIX.—In loving memory of father, who passed away October 14. 1945. Three years have passed, but memories linger.—lnserted by Cyril, Edna and grandchildren. BtJRCHELL.—In loving memory of our dear father, who passed away ? October 14, 1945. A thought for to day, a memory forever.—lnserted by Myrtle, Tom and grandchildren, of Canberra. BCRFORD.—In loving memory of dear husband and father, passed away October 14. 1945.—Ever remembered i by bis loving wife and family. BURNS, Kevin John.—ln loving ? memory of our dear brother, who was accidentally drowned, Finschhafen, ' October 14, 1945. —Always reman- < bered, by his loving sister and brother-in-law Lorna, Ross and '. family. CARPENTER In memory of Ron,. died ot wounds. Concord, NB.W.— Sadly missed, dad. , CARPENTER.—In treasured mem- ' ory of our dear son and brother Ronald, called home October 14. 1947. ' A year ago you were called away, but in pur thoughts you will always re main. Resting.—Remembered ever by mother, Gloria and John. CARS.—In fond memory of our friend Dorothy Gladys, passed away. October 14, 1945.—Inserted by Con nie and Barry. COMJAu.—in loving memory of our darling baby daughter Marlene Eliza beth, who was called by God, October 13. 1946. Beautiful memories linger forever with loving father and mother. COSTEIXO.—In loving memory of our dear father, who passed away on October 14. 1944. Not Just today, but every day, dear father, we re member you.—-Ever remembered by his daughter Joan and Eileen, son in-law Gorcon. COSTELLO.—In loving memory of our o.ear lather, wno passea away October 14. 1944. With so much to remember how could we forget.— Always remembered by bis loving daughter Kit. and son-in-law Nat. CUNDt.—A tribute of love and re membrance to our dear wife and mother, who passed away October 14. 1940—Ever remembered by her hus-> band, daughters Gwen, Alma. Edna, sons-ln-Uw Frank. Bill and Geoff, and granddaughter Jan. DAWKI.NS.—In loving memory of our darlin; son George, who was accidentally killed October 14. 1935. Those who loved you dear, will never forget.—lnserted by mother, father, Ll'.y and Alec. ELLlOTT.—Treasured memories of dear Don, who died October 14. 1946. —Sadly missed. Hazel. Harry and Val. ELLIOTT.—In loving memory of my only son Don, who passed away two years ago today.—Always remem bered, dad. ELLIOTT.—In loving memory of ? dear -Don. who died October 14. 194C. . Always will be remembered, sadly ? missed.—lnserted by Pat. | ELLIOTT.—In loving memory of our [ dear son-in-law Don. who passed away two years today. Your memory is our dearest keepsake, sadly missed. —Inserted by father and mother-in law. ELUOTT.—In loving memory of Don. passed away two years ago to day. FBrever in our thoughts.—Re membered by Alma. Horace and famllv. ELJ.rOTT.—In loving memory of our brother Don. oassed to rest. Octo ber 14. 1946: also mother. January 22. 1945. Until morning dawns.— Eft" r—"—bered by Vera and Syrf. ELLIOTT. —In memory of my dear 14.' 1946' In my 'Heart you arc with me stui.—Longed for by Doss.
IN MEMORIAM BM.IOTT.—In memory of our daddy. We win never forget you, daddy.— Ever remembered by his lovine daughter- mrma and little Dianne. FERGI^SSON-—ln lovin? memory of dear dad and grandpa, wha passed away October 14. 1945. Always in our thought-'.—Ever remembered bv Bill. Man; and Billy. CAM.IFOBD.—In loving memory of my darling husband Fred, und our father, called to r.-st on October 14. 1943.—Fondly remembered by his loving wife Myrtle, and sons Lance. Ray anc. Max. *?AitS.— aU loving memory of mother, who passed away on October Ho*- ??'?'.? V^Jn'y remembered y GRIFFITHS.—In loving memory of our darline daughter Joyce, who passed away on October 14. 1941. In God's care.—Sadly missed by her loving mother and father. GROSS (nee Pimlotti. —In loving memory of Monl. passed away October 4. 1944. Always in our thoughts, for ever in God's care.—Sadly missed by dad. mother and Popsy. HARRISON <nee Whitelawt.—Trea sured memories ol Verdie. who passed away October 14. 1924.—8y friend Girlie. HASSELL.—In loving memory oi mv dear mother, who passed away October 15. 1547. A leaf in the book of memories is gently turned today.—Always remembered" by Al bert. HONEY—In loving memory of father, who passed away October 14 1331.—A1e-ays remembered by Rav. Stella and children. HOEETCOOD.—In loving memory of dear Frank, who passed away Oc tober 14. 1941.—Ever remembered by his loving mother, brothers and sis ters. jaCKSON.—In loving memory of our dear mather, who passed awav October 14, 1942, at Port Pirie.—For ever remembered by her loving daughter Freda, and son Lawrence. JIESMAN.—In loving .memory of Uncle Harry, passed away October 14. Loving thoughts of vou. dear uncle, will never fade away.—Ever remem bered by Doss. Vic. family. JIESMAN.—In loving memory of Uncle Harry, passed away October 14. 1347. Witii deep regret and tender love we who loved you never forget.—Always remembered by Jean and Wally. KEAKNS.—Sacred to the memory of ratrick Joseph, who passed away October 14. 1935.—Always remem bered by his loving wife, and daugh ter Nell, and Bunny. LOKi).—in loving memory of our dear mother and grandma, passed away October 14, 1947. In our hearts your memory fondly lingers.—Ever remembered by son. daughter-in-iaw and grandsons. MANN.—in loving memory of my dear nephew Stanley.—Always re memberea by Aunty Ruth. MAUN.—in loving memory of our deal mother, who passed away Octo ber 14. 1942. A thought lor today, a memory forever.—Always remem bered byDapnne. Vivian and family. MATTIN, A. E.—ln loving memory of our dear father, who departed this, life October 14, 1947.—Sadly miaseri oy Eclth. Arthur and children. MATTIN. —In loving memory of dear cad and poppa, passed away one year today. Net just today, dear dad, but every day in siience we remember. —Ever remembered by daughter, son-in-law. Melva, Gus. grandchildren Raelene, Beverly. MATTIN.—In loving memory of ded. passed away October 14, 1947. A thought for today, a memory for ever.—lnserted by his son Wally. Shirley anc. family. MATTIN. —In loving memory of oui Qcdii nusDana ai^l lauier, whu passed away at hospital October 14, 1947. Ton walk beside us always in that beantiful garden of memories: —Ever remembered by his loving wife and children. MeCABE.—In loving memory of dear mother, who passed away on October 14, 1946. Not Just today, dear mum. do we remember, but always. —Her loving son Frank, daughter in-law Bv. McCArtE.-—Treasured memories of our darling mother and nana. who passed away Oct. 14. 1946. Always remembered.—Evelyn. Len. Peter. OSBORN.—In loving memory of my dear mother-in-law and grand mother, who passed away October 14. 1946.—Inserted by Myrtle and iamily- OSBORN.—In loving memory ol dear mother and grandma, passed away October 14. 1946. Our love foi you will never chance.—lnsetted by her loving daughter Nell, son-in-law Harold, granddaughters Marlene and Barbara. OSBuKN.—In loving memory ol dear motner and grandma, passed away October 14, 1946. Tour memory is our dearest keepsake.—Ever re membered by her loving son Allan, daughter-in-law Joyce, granddangh- OSBORN.—In loving memory ol dear mother and- grandma, passed away October 14. 1946. The passing years can never change our memo ries.—Ever remembered by her lov ing daughter Myra, and grandson Bruce. OaBORN.—In loving memory of dear mother, who passed away two years ago today.—Still sadly missed by Leigh, Hazel and grandchildren Jennifer and Geoffrey. OaBORN.—In luting memory of mother, who passed away October 14. 1946. In silence we remember.—By Ron, Lill, grandchildren Owen, OSBOKN.—In loving memory of our dear mother and grandma who passed away October 14. 1946.—Ever remembers by Elva. Cec and family. OSBORN.—In laving memory of our dear mother, who passed away October 14, 1946. Your life a beaut tiful memory, your absence a client sorrow.—inserted by her loving son Keith, daughter-in-law Violet. PEABCE.—In loving memory 6r our dear father Philip, who passed eway October 14, 1947.—Always re membered, Betty. Duncan and family. Fbil-. Norm. ftAittt.—in loving memory cf my dear husband, who passed away Oc tober 14. 1947. My heart is buried with you. dear.—lnserted by his lov ing wife Theresa. PEABCE.—In loving memory of my <?ear father, passed away October 14. 1947.—50 sadly missed by his lov ing raughter Gwen. _f*>*MTT-—Treasured memories of grandfather. Time drifts by, but memories stay.—lnserted by his grandson Jack. POBKITT. —In loving memory of dear father. A thought for tody, a memory forever.—Always remem bered by his daughter Hannah. BOBEKTS.—In iovlng memory of onr dear husband an? fether. who ??* ,<SJi ed iS rest fronl "s October 14. 1946. Too dearly loved to be forgotten—Ever remembered by hi* !£?S u^f e Emily, children and grandchildren. RIJotMANN (Elsabe).—Fondest memories of my dear mother who passed away on October 14. 1922. Safilv missed-—Elsa. SKlNNER.—Treasured memories or my dear wife Gert. who passec away October 14, 1946.—Insetted by her loving husband Harry. SKTSNEE.-In loving memory of '""'IS. who passed away October w *p46-—Ever remembered. Phyl. ana Arcn. STASINOWSKY. H.—Who passed eway October 14. 1944. Cherished memories of our dear husband, dad and granddad.—Ever rememberec by his wife, children, and grandchil dren. TESTEB.—In loving memory of our dear husband and father, who passed away October 14. 1944.—Always re membered by his loving wife and TREWARTHA.—m lortng memory ?£. d5? r df d and ""I"1- whoTell asleep pc^Jer 14. 1943. Often a lonely heartache but always beautilul m(£ So?n le|ni A c SisreL OnBed "" by M?Uy' WILKET.—In loving memory of ?SS' "J 10 P858"*! "ray October 14. iSJii ?? eace' Perfect peace.—Remem- w drfemot^ eii.brothcr ""I sisters. di£7m£.?.r~ rM'$ n Z memories of aear Winnie, who nassed awav Oe wnrft, ??.-liS b, Eom. rt??L ?OD,£E*.—Loving memories ol be? 14 ?Slr> S ho passed away Oct? kpJn?ir 946i.Her memory our dearest lov^ ak£ n 7 i fy lwa srs5 rs remembered by her


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Book your room at Belmond Palacio Nazarenas
Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Cusco hotel in Cusco Historic Center with full-service spa
This family-friendly Cusco hotel is located near the airport, steps from Pre-Columbian Art Museum, Museum of Religious Art, and Inca Museum. Hatunrumiyoc and Cusco Cathedral are also within 5 minutes.
Hotel Features
A full-service spa, a restaurant, and an outdoor pool are available at this hotel. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, a poolside bar, and coffee/tea in the lobby.
Room Amenities
All 55 individually decorated rooms provide free WiFi, free wired Internet, and 24-hour room service. Guests can enjoy deep soaking tubs, and other standard amenities include free minibar items, minibars, and LCD TVs.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
Belmond Palacio Nazarenas features a full-service spa and an outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This luxury hotel also offers spa services, coffee/tea in the lobby, and 24-hour room service. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. A total renovation of this property was completed in June 2012.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
- Full-service spa
- Number of floors - 4
- One meeting room
- Outdoor pool
- Free pool cabanas
- Poolside bar
- Restaurant
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Total number of rooms - 55
- Year Built 1596
Family Friendly Amenities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor pool
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- Climate control
- Free newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Daily housekeeping
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Espresso maker
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Individually decorated
- Minibar
- Minibar (stocked, free items)
- Phone
- Pillow menu
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Room service (24 hours)
- Satellite TV service
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Slippers
- Turndown service
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 5 AM and 10:30 AM.
Senzo Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
24-hour room service is available.
Spa Services
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms and couples treatment room(s). Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a spa tub.
Children under 13 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child under 5 years old stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: PEN 1152.00
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: PEN 576.00 (from 3 to 11 years old)
- The national sales tax (18%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Peru regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying in the country for 60 consecutive days or more. Foreigners who present a valid passport and Andean Migration Card (Tarjeta Andina de Migración) at check-in are exempt from this tax. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: PEN 72 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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One child 5 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
- Belmond Palacio Nazarenas is listed in the 2012 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay.
- This property is affiliated with the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA) and welcomes lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) guests.


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Today, we are excited to announce a new site dedicated to Tuts+ Live Workshops and two fantastic new workshops; Professional Photo Retouching with Photoshop and An Introduction to Adobe InDesign. If you're keen to take your Photoshop or InDesign skills to the next level, this is the best way to do it!
Tuts+ Live Workshops are presented live by experts in their field with a talent and passion for teaching. And don't worry, we record every workshop. So even if you can't make it to the live workshop, you won't miss out. We have two exciting new workshops available, and more on the way, so be sure to join the Tuts+ Live Workshops mailing list to stay posted on upcoming workshops.
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If you're looking for a great deal on Mac apps this week, then we have quite the deal for you: the PickABundle! This all new Mac app bundle that lets you pick 10 apps for your own bundle, all for the low price of $49.99, no matter what you pick.
There's 30 apps you can pick from for your own bundle in PickABundle, enough for everyone to pick from. There's web development tools like Rapidweaver, Hype, Flux, and Lucid. There's Mac tools like Awaken, Hands Off!, and Blu-ray Player. You'll find Tembo for searching through files, DEVONThink Personal to keep your information organized, Swift Publisher to create beautiful publications, MoneyWell to keep your finances organized, Boom to make videos and audio louder on your Mac's speakers, and more. Then, as a bonus, every bundle will get a free copy of NyxQuest, an adventure game to top off everything else you've already gotten.
If you've wanted to pick up a copy of any of these apps – and yes, a number of the apps such as Rapidweaver, Hype, and DEVONThink are worth more than the price of the bundle on their own – then you'd better hurry and pick up a copy of the PickABundle with the apps you want. The bundle is running until March 18th, so you've got just under 2 weeks to get your copy.
Best of all, we have a special for Mac.AppStorm readers. Everyone who purchases the PickABundle gets entered in a random drawing for a free copy of Pixelmator, Analog, My Wonderful Days, Scribe, and other great apps that aren't already in the bundle. If you purchase the PickABundle after clicking the link in this article, you'll be entered in the random drawing exclusively with other Mac.AppStorm readers, so you've got a much higher chance of getting one of the extra apps!
If you do buy the PickABundle, we'd love to hear what apps you got in the comments below.
We've collected the top four reviews, roundups and how-to articles from across the AppStorm network in February. Whether you're interested in Mac, iPhone, Web, Android, Windows, or iPad apps, there's bound to be something you didn't spot over the course of the month. Now would be a good time to explore a part of the AppStorm Network you've never seen before!
Thanks for reading AppStorm, and I hope you enjoy looking over some of our favourite posts from last month!
Most of us need to use several productivity apps every day: one for todos, one for notes and files, and maybe another for your projects and more. Having to switch back and forth between these separate apps is a drag: it's hard to make connections between dots, and your data is scattered all over the place. Pagico, our sponsor this week, is here to help.
Pagico is like GTD with data management capability – it not only manages tasks, but also notes and files. By neatly organizing everything by projects, you can have your vacation itineraries stored right next to restaurant menus, or action items right on top of meeting notes. Things can also be stored by contacts, allowing you to keep track of person-specific stuff. Best of all, since your projects, tasks and contacts are stored in one place, you can cross-link everything: task-to-person, task-to-note, note-to-files, project-to-project, project-to-person … you get the idea.
Even though things are organized in projects and contacts, deadlines won't be overlooked as Pagico presents all your schedule data in a visually intuitive flowchart. It's like having a bird's eye view of your schedule.
Pagico also syncs via the cloud. You can have your data available on all your computers and iOS devices. Or, you can also set up Workspaces for your team and share data among your colleagues.
Pagico for Desktop 6 is a major update. It's fast, Retina-Ready, GTD-compliant, and its built-in cloud sync is specifically designed for personal sharing (data sync across multiple computers and iOS devices) and small team collaboration.
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Pagico 6 is an incredibly exciting step forward for the app, and whether you've never tried it before or are already using an older version, you should definitely try it out. You can download a free 15 day trial of Pagico to try it out, then you can purchase a copy for your Mac for $50. Best of all, you can run it on your Windows or Ubuntu PC, too, so you can keep your info together with Pagico even if you're away from your Mac.
We'd like to say a special Thank you! to our weekly sponsors from February for sponsoring our site and for the great apps they make. If you would like to feature your app on our site with an advertisement, be sure to check out our available slots on BuySellAds or register for a weekly sponsorship for your app.
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Want to manage your whole business directly from your Mac? Then Studiometry might be just what you need. It's been trusted by Mac users for nearly a decade, and its 10th version is better than ever. The latest version, Studiometry 10, lets you add roles for your employees, as well as weekly timesheets to make it easier to visualize the work you've entered. You can add custom data for specific clients, and take advantage of Mountain Lion notifications, in addition to over a hundred other new features and updates.
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There's so many things we all need to remember. That's why you need a robust notes app that works the way you do. NotesTab Pro is a great notes app that runs in your menubar and has enough features to make it terribly useful but not enough to get in your way. NotesTab Pro lets you quickly take notes and sync them to all of your devices, right from your menubar.
We called it "The Best Note-Taking App in Your Menu Bar" in our recent review of NotesTab Pro, and it keeps getting better with new updates, most recently adding indenting and auto-hyperlinking support.
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Looking for a way to make your Mac's background a bit more exciting? Then you should give Live Wallpaper a try. It's been the #2 paid app in the US Mac App Store, and is still the #9 top paid app today, months after getting released. Live Wallpaper lets your Mac showcase more than just a pretty picture. It lets you see the date, time, weather, and custom text, integrated into a beautiful picture or animated background.
Is your Mac running slow? Are your applications crashing? Are you running out of space on your Desktop? Get your Mac back in shape with an incredibly fast disk utility that will optimize and clean your hard drive, speed up Apple Mail, free memory, organize your Desktop, and more. That utility is MacOptimizer, which its developer describes as a "must have app for every home and business".
We found it to be a solid app that did what it said it would without causing problems in our recent review, and you'll likely find your favorite use for it once you give it a try. It's a polished way to get your Mac working the way you want.
And a special thanks to you, our Mac.AppStorm.net readers, for reading and sharing our articles. We couldn't do it without you!
Ever needed to quickly convert a video or audio file into a different format, and searched around for an app to do it quickly? Perhaps you found an app, but wanted one with more options or that could handle the job better. If you own Adobe Creative Suite or have a subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud – as nearly 70% of our readers said they do in our poll this week – then you've got a great media converter ready to use: Adobe Media Encoder.
Let's take a quick look at one of the least well-know members of Adobe's Creative Suite family of apps, one that's included in ever single edition of Creative Suite but that's never usually mentioned alongside the likes of Photoshop and Illustrator. It just might be the best media tool you never knew you had.
SSDs are amazing. They're so fast, once you're using to using one in your day-to-day work, switching back to working from a traditional hard drive is painful. You'll get so used to apps opening nearly instantly that everything will feel slow. It's no wonder Apple's switched its most popular laptops – the MacBook Air and the new MacBook Pro Retina Display – to SSD.
There's only one problem: SSDs cost more per gigabyte than traditional hard drives, so instead of the roomy 500Gb hard drives you might be used to in other computers, a MacBook with an SSD will likely only have 128-256Gb of storage. With HD video downloads and retina display ready apps, it's rather easy to fill that up.
If you've got a 13″ Air or a Retina Display MacBook, though, you've got an SD card slot. Now what if that could be used to add extra storage that felt integrated fully with your Mac? That's exactly what the Nifty MiniDrive – a tiny microSD card adaptor that sits flush with the exterior of your MacBook – sets out to do.
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Our recent sponsor Live Wallpaper is a great way to make your Mac a nicer place to work. It comes with dozens of beautiful themes that can make your Mac even more beautiful than it already is, and it can keep you up-to-date on the weather and more without having to switch over to Dashboard.
At $0.99, Live Wallpaper is a rather cheap addition to your Mac, but if you're really pinching pennies, we've got something you might like: 5 copies of Live Wallpaper for our readers! Want to win one? Here's what you need to do: take a screenshot of your desktop (just tap CMD+Shift+3), then upload the picture (CloudApp and Droplr are great tools for this) and share a link of it in the comments below. Then, share the giveaway on Twitter, Facebook, or App.net, and add a new comment here with a link to your post for an extra entry in the giveaway.
We'll close the giveaway on March 6th, so hurry and get your entry in!
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Last year, Adobe launched their Creative Cloud subscription service along with the newly released Creative Suite 6. Creative Cloud lets you download every one of the full apps from Creative Suite Master Collection to your Mac or PC, and share creative files online for $49/month. That's still pricey over time, but a huge savings over the initial cost of buying Creative Suite Master Collection outright for $2,599.
If you already have a copy of Creative Suite, though, upgrading to the latest version often still works out cheaper if you have a smaller edition. I had Creative Suite 5.5 Design Standard, and upgraded to CS6 Design Standard for far less than a Creative Cloud subscription would have cost me. Another option is buying a one-app version of Creative Cloud, which is one way, say, to get Photoshop for $19/month.
Creative Cloud apps get updates more often than their traditional Creative Suite counterparts, so Photoshop users especially already have new features over those of use with Creative Suite. It's one of the many ways Adobe is trying to push us all over to the subscription side.
About 15% of you said you plan to get Creative Cloud in our poll last year, and more said you'd consider it. That's why we're wondering how many of you actually use Creative Cloud. Has it worked out good for you, or are traditional upgrades still your preferred way of getting Adobe apps?
Mac gamers always get shortchanged when it comes to big releases. We typically get blockbuster titles after everyone else, while the smaller commercial games rarely make it over at all. That's been changing over the past few years, thanks to the impact of Steam, the Mac App Store, iOS converts, and cross-platform support from indies. But we still end up late to the party more often than not.
Here's over a dozen recently-released (i.e., since 2011) Mac games that took so long to reach our fairer platform that the party's already packed up and ended for Windows and console gamers. Don't be fooled by their age, though — as the cream of the crop from the last decade in PC gaming, they're more than worth your attention.


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The JIB Card is a CSCS Card affiliate scheme for the Plumbing industry. The Card provides accredited proof that any member of the Plumbing, Heating and Mechanical Engineering Services trades has reached the level of competence, experience and health and safety awareness required for the role he or she wishes to fill.
Your JIB Card will show a current photograph of you; your full name; the expiry date of the Card; and the registration number that JIB has assigned to you. This number is linked to the Plumbing NVQ or other relevant Construction NVQ you have achieved, as well as to records of your CSCS Health, Safety & Environment Test pass. In cases where you are required by your specific PHMES trade to pass a JIB Health, Safety & Environment Test, the number will be linked to that too.
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am i right? she look like she's trying to shove to much into clothes that are several sizes to small.
Noone should wear pants like that unless they are like a size 0!
It'd look decent with a flowy black shirt. That tight one isn't doing anything for her at all.
those pants are hideous and didn't even look good on Beetlejuice.
I don't know the girl so I can't say anything about her but.....those pants...
Those pants are awful! And the shirt....is she pregnant? If not, then she shouldn't be wearing such a fitted and tight shirt.
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Growing up, I wondered why my mother always washed clothes on Monday. She told me that her mother had always washed on Monday and her grandmother had, too. So, who was I to break a tradition?
As it turns out, the tradition started long before any of "my people."
A few years ago, while in an antique store, I came across a set of old, embroidered tea towels. There is one for each day of the week. They have lovely little stitches and a mouse on each in a different scene.
Monday she is washing, Tuesday she is ironing, Wednesday she is mending, Thursday she is churning butter, Friday she is cleaning, Saturday she is baking, and Sunday she is resting.
I bought them and when I did some research about them, I found that these tea towels had been popular as early as the 1920s and indeed represented the way women had kept house for more than 100 years.
The reasoning behind each chore day was quite logical. Take Monday, for example: Washing was the heaviest task a housewife faced and Monday was the day to do it while you were still well rested from Sunday.
The rest of the week followed in no-nonsense common-sense order.
Well, when I brought my tea towels home, I immediately put Wednesday, Thursday and Friday into a drawer out of sight — I wouldn't need those. I say if four tea towels can't get me through the week, there is always next Monday. But Saturday, Baking Day, she is my favorite. She is never old-fashioned.
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Filter your toner and replenish it with a bit of stock solution when the activity becomes too slow for your workflow. I use paper coffee filters. If the toner seems especially cruddy, I'll filter through a paper towel first and then a coffee filter. Sometimes a bit of the finest sediment remains in suspension, but this has not adversely affected my toning.
Keep in mind that toner loses its strength gradually. Basically, you are removing some of the active ingredient with each print you tone, which means that, if you tone by timing, you should be increasing toning times slightly for each subsequent print.
I tone visually and pull the print just before it reaches a tone that I like (toning continues for a bit in the wash aid and wash). This automatically compensates for the change in toning time. When the toning time is just too slow for me, I replenish with a bit of the stock; a small amount is usually all I need (I usually just pour in a bit from the bottle instead of measuring, maybe 30ml/l to start with. If that doesn't work, I'll add a bit more).
At any rate, it's all about how the prints look for me, so I don't pay too much attention to exact dilution (since it is really only "exact" for the first print toned). Rather, I watch carefully and pull the prints when they look the way I want them to.
Your exhausted toner should come back to life by just adding a bit of stock to the solution.
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Black Magic and The Truth Behind It
An interesting account of how, when ,why and by whom are the dark arts of black magic practiced?
Since the beginning of life on the planet Earth, the forces of good and evil have always been at loggerheads with each other. While the GOOD continues to spread light through its virtues, those on the Evil's side continue to take up ways to spread darkness. Harnessing the evil forces of the demons, spirits, and even the Satan, they seek to change the order of the world around them. In an attempt to influence the course of events and happenings and with the evil desire to control the world, they resort to the evil and resentful actions like black magic and involve themselves in the disgusting blasphemous rites.
The disgusting and resentful practices of black magic are not something that evolved recently or is a product of the modern world. Contrarily, the satanic rites of black magic have been practiced since the pre-historic times and the beginning of life. Several references and allusions have been made to such practices in different books of history and even the holy scriptures of different religions. Ranging from the Indo-Pak sub-continent to Persia and France, these satanic rites have been practiced in different parts of the world with all kinds of evil motives behind them.
Well, the curious minds have always been anxious regarding the question how these magicians are able to harness the powers of the evil for their personal motives? What are the forces behind black magic and how are they harnessed by these magicians? Well, involved in blasphemous acts and devilish rites the magic of the dark is done with the aid of super-natural powers, demons, dark spirits and the Satan.
Ranging from the strange potions to magic herbs and amulets, human bones, blood, excrement of animals all different and weird things are used by the black magicians during the typical magical rites and blasphemous spells are cast. Different prayers are made to the Satan and the dark spirits for the accomplishment of the evil motives and the satanic deeds.
Well, a typical rite of black magic begins with the blasphemous acts in the presence of the devils and involves the formation of weird cults. Beginning the acts of blasphemy, it also involves the casting of weird spells and culminates with the rite of a fetish which can be anything ranging from charms and amulets to even real poisons to kill the victim!
Black magic is practiced for different reasons varying from domestic problems and family quarrels to an attempt at controlling the world with the dark arts of magic!
All the religions and the doctrines of the world have strongly condemned the practice of black magic, and have regarded it as an abominable act. Most of the religions have also mentioned severe punishments to those who practise it!
But in spite of all the condemnations and the anxiety about the truth and the reality behind black magic, it has always been a subject of great interest among the people. The fear exists but a curiosity to know and find out how is it practiced and is it true has always been and will always be there.
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John McCain, Is This Who You Are Voting For!?
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See Sen. John McCain for who he REALLY is! A lying, deceiving snake! Please people we need to wake up! We are their sheep, we can not let this devil become our next US President, knowledge is power! Educate yourselves, the media, the government, the officials are all corrupt, we can take back America! Vote For Dr.Ron Paul and there will be a revolution!


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Pontiac Grand Am
I have a 1993 grand am with a 3.3 motor. Recently the air conditioning pump pully cut the radiator hose. We replaced it twice before getting advice to change the motor mounts. We changed the upper mount(passenger side) front of motor, and the torque arrester on the same side on the bottom but the motor is still moving too far and cutting the radiator hose. What else should we be looking for?
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Could be the mounts on the trans or other side. But first see if there is no way to hold back or reroute the hose. Does the car shake at idle? Some engine movement is normal, but motor mounts sound extremely bad to do that.
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Editor's note: The following quiz contains questions and answers excerpted from MKSAP 12 Update, a new enhancement to the College's popular self-assessment program. For more information on MKSAP 12 Update, which was published in October, contact ACP-ASIM Customer Service at 800-523-1546, ext. 2600, or 215-351-2600. Look for more quizzes based on excerpts from MKSAP 12 Update in future issues of ACP-ASIM Observer.
Clinical scenario
A 28-year-old man with a history of severe asthma is evaluated because of fever and myalgias that began 18 hours ago. An influenza A outbreak is occurring in the community, and influenza infection is suspected in this patient.
Which of the following is an indication for treating this patient at this time?
A. Presence of symptoms for less than 2 days
B. History of severe asthma
C. Lack of availability of influenza vaccine
D. Presence of a positive viral culture that confirms the diagnosis
Answer: A
Educational Objective: Know the indications for using neuraminidase inhibitors in the treatment of influenza A infection.
Based on clinical trials, both oseltamivir and zanamivir have been shown to decrease the duration and severity of influenza symptoms. Both agents are approved for treating influenza virus infection if given within 2 days of symptom development. Since the patient's clinical illness is compatible with influenza and his symptoms began less than 2 days ago, he qualifies for treatment. However, he should not be given inhaled zanamivir because this agent has been associated with bronchospasm. He can take oseltamivir, which is an oral agent that has not been reported to induce bronchospasm.
Whether or not influenza vaccine is available does not affect the management of acute influenza, as a period of 2 to 3 weeks is usually required after vaccination for protective immunity to develop. In the appropriate epidemiologic setting, the clinical presentation of influenza infection is so characteristic that treatment may be started without a confirmatory viral culture, especially since waiting for culture results would exceed the 2-day period required for optimal treatment benefit.
Reference: Couch RB. Prevention and treatment of influenza. New England Journal of Medicine. 2000;343:1778-87.
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Blue eyeliner has gotten a bit of a bum rap after the '80s, but as Selena Gomez proved at the 2013 Kids' Choice Awards, the cool-toned hue is here to stay. One of Spring's hottest shades, blue looks pretty when paired with pink lipstick and lots of mascara, just as Selena wore on the KCAs orange carpet. The young star completed her fresh makeup palette with a half-up braid.
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Enid, OK 73701
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333 Country Club Ln
Blackwell, OK 74631
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Tulsa, OK 74115
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Hugo, OK 74743
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Oklahoma City, OK 73114
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Moore, OK 73160
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Weatherford, OK 73096
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Stillwater, OK 74075
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Fresh and FriendlyPosted on 05 / 30 / 2015
This was mine & my husband's first trip to Woodstock. We came on the suggestion of Catskill Animal Sanctuary & we're not disappointed. The food was absolutely delicious. For an appetizer we shared the black bean quesadilla SO fresh! For dinner I had the Chickpea Enchilada with sautéed kale & apple coconut salad. My husband has the pasta marinara with "meat"balls. And if you didn't think that was enough, we shared the famous brownie with cashew vegan ice cream. Yummmm. Awesome meal. I believe the owner just recently took over and she is a sweetheart! Our server was very nice. Going back to the sanctuary because we sponsored an animal so we will be back!!
Updated from previous review on Saturday May 30, 2015
Cons: bathroom next door & have to ask for a k