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contractors. POWERHOUSE Solar Shingles have won several awards
for their innovative design, and is proven to withstand rain,
hail and wind uplift.
Dow posted its first-quarter 2013 results last month. The
company posted a profit of $550 million or 46 cents a share, a
roughly 33% rise from $412 million or 35 cents a share earned a
year ago. Profits soared on strength in the agriculture science
business, which witnessed record sales of seeds and crop
protection products. Dow also benefited from nearly $300 million
decline in raw material costs in the reported quarter.
Barring one-time items (including charges associated with tax
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Tebucky Jones resigned on Friday after three years as the head coach of New Britain.
"No, I was forced to resign," Jones told Tom Yantz of the Hartford Courant on Saturday.
Well, then.
Carl Josephson of the New Britain Herald was the first to report that Jones was out. Jones told him on Friday that he felt he was being forced out by certain folks from the city's Board of Education.
"(Board of Education member Carlos Pina has) been trying since day one and he's like a slick dude," Jones told Josephson. "We went to camp in the summer and he would come around at the time and be like, 'Hey, are you working in the school?' I said 'no, not right now.' Then he said, 'Tebucky shouldn't be coach.'"
Jones had more to say on Saturday.
"There's group of people that has been slandering me since I started," Jones told Yantz. "He (Pina) is the main guy. ... He's the same guy who also belittles the players. It's like the Garden of Eden, and he's the serpent."
Josephson talked to Pina on Friday. Pina said he had "no idea where this is coming from", and, "I could care less if he's the coach or not."
Jones went 13-17 at New Britain, where he tore it up as a player in the early nineties. He's been a substitute teacher at the school.
In non-rancorous coaching news, Matt Cersosimo is the new el jefe at Conard.
Cersosimo, 36, will be continuing the family business. Bob McKee, his grandfather, was Conard's first coach when it opened in 1957.
Rob Cersosimo, Matt's father and McKee's son-in-law, took over in 1984. Rob Cersosimo retired this season after 30 years.
Matt played for his pops at Conard. He was an UConn assistant from 2006-12, and resigned last June to work with his dad as the offensive coordinator.
"Conard has a proud, distinctive way of conducting itself on and off the field," Matt told Yantz. "I saw it with my grandfather and my dad. I'm excited about continuing the legacy and the opportunity to work with a great group of young men."
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HATS OFF to Ansonia's Arkeel Newsome and Tom Brockett, who were named the Walter Camp Connecticut High School Player of the Year and Coach of the Year, respectively, at Saturday's Breakfast of Champions.
It was the third straight season that Newsome won the award. He paced the Chargers to both the CIAC Class S title and the first 15-0 season in state history. He set single-season records for rushing (3,867) and touchdowns (68) in 2013. He also owns dozens of other state records, including career rushing yardage (10,672) and career touchdowns (187).
Brockett has coached Ansonia to five state titles during his eight-year reign. He has a 100-7 career record, and his .935 winning percentage is tops in state history for those who've coached a minimum of 40 games, according to the Connecticut High School State Record Book.
(Jack Hunt, Brockett's predecessor and former boss, is third — .881).
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God, we miss college and high school football.
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Appreciate you reading. More later.
We cannot handle any more maths this year.
All our work shot to hell. We're like Sisyphus if he wore tie dyes and listened to Meshuggah.
This induced 16 blackouts, but we did it all for YOU.
Ledyard senior Ty Ebdon has adjusted to life this season as a quarterback in a run-based offense.
Buddha bless you, Matt Fischer, for both you and your ROBOABACUS.
Ledyard nose tackle Tannor Daggett, a 5-foot-10, 285-pound senior, is getting to dish out more punishment playing fullback.
Staples, a Week 9 review and notables are contained therein.
It's that time of the week for maths.
A football team needs to get punched in the face a few times to strengthen its resolve for the playoffs. Period.
Chase Speller, a senior running back, had 188 yards rushing and three touchdowns in Waterford's 41-8 victory over Fitch on Friday night and also added an interception.
Week 7 made the season flip its wig, so let's try BRACKETOLOGY again.
East Lyme returned just five players with any varsity experience and lost its first four games. It's made gradual improvement and downed Woodstock Academy last Friday, 42-7, its second-straight victory.
Dang, Week 7. Look at what you did.
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I am looking for a new sewing machine and have narrowed it down to three, those listed above. I have now been to several stores and am finding it difficult to make a comparison since I can only find thorough information on the Brother/Babylock. I don't need an embroidery machine because I own the Brother PR650. It would be nice to have a machine which will sew on anything from leather(small amounts) to organza. The threader and cutter are important, as well as a variety of feet. I like that the Viking has the auto-pivot and does nice buttonholes (even though the selection isn't very big) but also really want a machine which sews consistantly well and has plenty of harp space. My current machine is a Babylock Decorator's Choice. It's been a good machine but am ready to step up. I was told Babylock Crescendo is the same machine as the Brother Dreamweaver.
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My personal choice would be the Horizon.And that's just cost Janomes are so well made. Not sure of your budget but they just put out new Horizons but they are pricey. And the Symphony was the same as the Laura Ashly. Dreamweaver is a brand new machine.
Personally I had the Horizon and sold it to buy the Bernina 750 partially because I wanted the ability to add a large hoop embroidery module. But also because I never really bonded with the 7700.
I prefer the feed and bobbin system of the 750 also.
I know this is not on your list. I would look at the new 8200 before making any decisions. I also really liked the Viking 875 and the Babylock Symphony.
It really is more about how the machines feel to you in MHO.
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Thanks for your reply and explainations. I contacted Janome to ask them what I could do to sort out the waving of the fabric. They sent back a very short reply with no suggestions for adjusting the Horizon but said I should consider buying a serger! I could try the dual feed system the next time I'm at the dealers, but I don't think it will make much difference as the fabric fed through very evenly anyway. I have been using a 32 year old German made mechanical Pfaff Tipmatic to make a few jersey tops, which has worked quite well. It does the lengthwise seams with no problems but is not so good on the crosswise seams (the way the fabric stretches) So hemming would have been a problem if I had not banded both the bottom hem and the sleeves. I want to buy a new machine so that I can learn to quilt and thought that I might be able to get one machine that would do everything I wanted. I now realise that this may not be so, there is not one perfect machine and I may have to make some compromises. Maybe even buy a serger and coverstitcher as well as a sewing machine. So many decisions!! Your reply was very helpful. Thanks again
Janome has overcasting feet "C" that comes with the machine. It has little wires that help support the fabric as it's being sewn to prevent the ripling. The Horizon can also adjust the rate at which the Accufeed feeds the top layer. It's a white dial on the right hand side of the machine. I use the overcasting stitches on my sewing machine when mending/ alterations in small areas. A serger sews much faster that a sewing machine, trims the fabric edge and using 4 threads for the seam rather than building up a stitch with back/forth movement makes a softer stronger seam. Serged seams can be undone for doing alterarions the overcasting stitch on a machine can't. Once you get the hang of a coverstitch machine twin needles are a distant memory. Sergers/ cover stitch machines are like microvave's and capucino makers in your kitchen.
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Wow! A lot of good suggestions! I am much better prepared to shop than at the beginning of this search. It seems as though quite a few people like the Janomes. I am only considering the 8200 and 8900. I do like my Babylock, though and should have put Babylock Crescendo in my heading. Off to the sewing machine dealers this weekend.
Thanks I definately have to look into sergers and coverstitichers. I like your comparison to them being like microwaves and capucino makers in the kitchen. We don't think twice about buying these things, thinking of them as necessities. I think I will have to apply the same mindset to sewing equipment!
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I'd be willing to pay if I were allowed to download the episode.
$1 per episode isn't bad. I don't think I would go higher than $3 per episode.
At any rate, I'd like to see Trek back on a mainstream network before hoping for any schemes like these.
After thinking about it Paramount / CBS is charging roughly
$3.00 per episode for the DVD sets. I would not pay to just stream a show, I would pay maybe $1 to $3 for a download that I could save on my computer or a disc. What I would really like is direct to DVD at a price that is in the same range as other hour long TV shows.
WB sells its DTV animated movies for $20-$30 depending on the edition. Thats for a 70 minute animated movie.
MGM sold the SG1s DTVs for $15/$40 DVD/BD. That was 98 minutes of live action.
If Star Trek were to go DTV(which it won't), you need to expect it to be in a similar price range. That's the only way to even begin to justify the costs of producing it.
That means you're looking at $18 to $25 per 45 minute episode (depending on format). Good luck getting that one to fly.
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text: Am Montag, den 16.03.2009, 04:08 +0100 schrieb Christoph Zwerschke: > > I have always asked people to check the betas and release candidates, > but the feedback was mostly been disappointing. Open Source software > lives from active participation and feedback of its users. How can it > be improved when there is only feedback every four years? Actually I had tried to update to 0.9.4 somewhen ago (its in the list) and had some other problem with it that made me revert the switch. I am really sorry that I didnt try newer versions before but I have a very busy live with a family and the last years werent so good to us so we spent a lot of time striving for making a out living. Changing running (productive) installations was no top priority under these circumstances, I am afraid. > > Anyway, let's try to solve this problem. Thank you and forgive me if I sounded somewhat harsh in my last mail, please. > The cookie path is set to the servlet path of the application in newer > versions of Webware, since setting it to "/" can be a security > problem. > So for some strange reason, your Webware installation seems to think > "/path_to/page.psp/" is your servlet path. Could this be somehow connected to using mod_webkit ? > However, I just tested this, created a PSP page that is using a > session, and for me everything is working fine, with both built-in > webserver and apache2+mod_webkit2. Hmmm, apparently not. I'll try to trace the genesis of that path variable. > Also note that you can configure the servlet path manually using the > setting SessionCookiePath in Application.config - you can simply set > it to "/" or the root path of your application. This has been properly > documented in the Release Notes and Configuration guide, by the way. Lo and behold, this fixes my problems instantly ;-) > > http://doma.in/foo/bar/ -> serverURL() = http://doma.in/ > > http://doma.in/foo/bar.psp -> serverURL() = http://doma.in/foo/bar.psp > > serverURL() has been adapted a long time ago to include the protocol > because that's sometimes useful to know and because this is what you > expect from a method that has URL in its name. That alone would be okay, but cutting off subdirs from the URL path is not ok. > I guess you mean request().hostAndPort() (which is a new method, btw). Yes, I stumbled across it trying to figure how the new serverURL() is stiching its output together and what other methods might give me similar output. > Again, so far I don't see any massive problems with Webware 1.0.1, but > only a small API change with serverURL and the unsolved question why > you have the wrong servlet path for PSP. Well sure, but the updated site wasnt working and that alone was a massive problem for me. > Maybe you have set up some unusual redirection with Apache or > something. What does your Apache config look like? This is my Webware Macro: <Macro WebWare $port> <IfModule mod_webkit.c> <Location /wk> WKServer localhost $port SetHandler webkit-handler </Location> <Location /> WKServer localhost $port AddHandler psp-handler .psp </Location> </IfModule> </Macro> The site in question just contains this: Use WebWare 8087 There are no rewrite rules defined that relate to the psp files or their directories. > Also, are you sure you're using mod_webkit2 as adapter? I am pretty sure about that, since I dont have any other python module configured in apache. The SERVER_SOFTWARE env variable says: "Apache/2.0.55 DAV/2 mod_ssl/2.0.55 OpenSSL/0.9.8a mod_webkit2/0.5" kind regards, Fionn -- Taking away civil rights to protect a free democracy is like taking off the tires of a car to protect it from flats.


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Date: Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Time: 1:00-3:00pm
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We're proud to announce this year's keynote speaker will be Mr. Marc Kai!
Marc is a PhD candidate in Chemical Engineering at NC State. He is a Certificate of Accomplishment in Teaching (CoAT) graduate, inaugural PFL Ambassador and STEM and Writing Annual Partnership (SWAP) participant, Advisory Board member, and co-host at new graduate student orientation. In addition to presenting at several national and international conferences, he has a patent pending for his research in nanomedicine. In his free time, Marc enjoys competing in endurance events, volleyball, and cooking.
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BEFORE THE CEREMONY: Complete the RSVP form by March 26th, 5:00pm. For MATP, PTP, and SWAP participants, your mentors will also receive an invitation from the Graduate School. We encourage you to contact your PFL program mentors and invite them to attend so that they may also be recognized for their hard work.
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DURING THE CEREMONY: If you have completed the Certificate of Accomplishment in Teaching (CoAT), Preparing the Professoriate (PTP), Mentoring and Teaching Practicum (MATP), STEM and Writing Annual Partnership (SWAP), or if you have participated in PFL Ambassadors in the 2013-2014 academic year, you will be recognized by Provost & Executive Vice Chancellor Warwick Arden and Interim Dean of the Graduate School Rebeca Rufty for your outstanding success. If you have completed multiple programs, you will be recognized once for each program. As you are recognized, you will have your photograph taken with University leaders.
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IF YOU ARE NOT ATTENDING THE CEREMONY: Complete the RSVP form so that we know how you would like your name to appear on your certificate(s). You will be able to pick up your certificate(s) the week of April 21-25 at the Graduate School, Centennial Campus, Research Building 3, second floor, between 9:00-1:00 & 2:00-5:00.
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I'm driving to Hunt Library. Where can I get a parking pass, and where should I park?
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I have heard there is construction on campus. Will this affect my trip?
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Which do you prefer: The Vampire Diaries or The Twilight Saga?
Twilght is better!!!!
Vampire Daires all the way!!!!!!! Kristen Stewart is a sucky actress and very depressin, which she brings to the character Bella.
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Greensburg is a city in Green County, Kentucky, United States. The population was 2,396 at the 2000 census. It is the county seat of Green County. The Downtown Greensburg Historic District is on the National Register of Historic Places and includes the oldest courthouse west of the Allegheny Mountains. (more on Wikipedia)


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You took the bosses suggestion to keep a close eye on the catalog printing too literally. Safety glasses are your friend, my friend.
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We're just over a month away from the general election
We're a little more than a month away from the general election and the fundraising and ads are starting to pick up in the race for Quincy mayor.
Mayor John Spring held a fundraiser Wednesday evening at the Microtel. It had been postponed by snow the week before. Those totals usually come in smaller amounts and won't be reported until the next quarterly report filing, which comes after the April 9 general election.
But Spring has picked up some substantial checks so far this month, including $3,000 from the I. U. O. E. Local 399 Political Education Fund of Chicago, $3,000 from the Illinois Pipe Trades of Springfield, another $7,000 from State Sen. John Sullivan (D-Rushville), and $3,000 from the Construction and General Laborer's District Council of Chicago PAC.
With those contributions, Spring appears to have at least pulled even with his challenger, Republican Third Ward Alderman Kyle Moore, who held the early money lead In the race.
But Moore has another fundraiser scheduled for March 14 at the Twin Oaks Republican Club where State Sen. Darin LaHood (R-Peoria) is the headliner.
The 18th District Republican Central Committee also gave Moore $1,000 and he also received $3,500 from Lee Lindsay Curtis (who is co-hosting the March 14 fundraiser) and $1,000 from John Stevenson, Jr.
Most of the funds Moore brought in during his February fundraisers at Spring Lake Country Club and Quincy Country Club will not be reported until after the April 9 election.
Both men have also started their direct mail advertising campaigns and Moore has launched radio, television and Internet advertising.
They are slated to appear at the Adams County League of Women Voters forum on March 19 along with the candidates for City Treasurer, incumbent Peggy Crim and challenger Tom Ernst, and they will also take part in a noon forum on March 27 sponsored by YP Quincy.
QuincyJournal.com will have more details on those forums as they draw nearer.


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For veterans basketball players, there is an opportunity for you to participate in our 30 and older league. Games are played on Sunday evenings starting in December and go through the end of January. The season concludes with playoffs which begin in early February.
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Where is Grand Canyon?
Grand Canyon is in the northwest corner of Arizona, close to the borders of Utah and Nevada.
Why is the park separated into
A 277 mile long (446 km) canyon separates the park into South and North Rims. The Grand Canyon of the Colorado River is a mile-deep, (1.6 km) and creates a barrier that bisects the park. Even though the average distance across the canyon is only 10 miles/ 16 km, be aware that it is a five-hour drive of 220 miles/ 354 km between the park's South Rim Village and the North Rim Village.
How Do I Travel to the South Rim?
The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is Open All Year and is located on the "Arizona" side of the Canyon. The South Rim receives 90% of the park's visitation.
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How Do I Travel to the North Rim?The North Rim of the park is more remote, and harder to get to.
Lodging, restaurants and shops are open from May 15th through October 15 each year.
The North Rim receives 10% of the park's visitation.
The North Rim is located on the "Utah" side of the Grand Canyon and the entrance station is 30 miles south of Jacob Lake on Highway 67. (The actual rim of the Grand Canyon with visitor services is an additional 14 miles south of the entrance station.) There is no airport or rail service to the park. (that means that the North Rim village may only be reached by road). More...
North Rim Visitor Center: 36°11'51"N 112°03'09"W
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The 2015 edition of the North Rim Guide contains the maps, schedules and information needed to plan your visit.
The North Rim has a short season, so it is best to reserve lodging and campsites as far ahead as possible.
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Just a quick status update, for those who (still) care :-)
Had the plumber in yesterday, and we worked on getting the two sinks hooked up to the drain, as well as bringing in water. The drains are done (and very neatly done, as well), and the water is *just* about done.
Turns out we ran out of 90 deg. elbows, and the hardware store was closed by that time, so we couldn't finish the job. Bummer, that. I'm going to pick up a few more elbows tonite (more than I need!), which will allow us to finish the job.
The Intellifaucet is all hooked up as well, with water wired into it. Can't test it out, however, until I get the water to the tables setup.
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506 Tasting Notes
Enjoying another sample from Stacy. The first few sips tasted strongly of guayusa. I didn't detect tangerine or cream or creamsicles at all. Midway through the cup, the tangerine comes through stronger, but still lagging behind. Guayusa is a strong flavor and I'd be surprised for it to be hiding behind anything other than spicy cinnamon.
I like it because it's guayusa, and I like guayusa. I may order it again for that reason, but the complete blend of orange peel and other flavors didn't wow me.
Meeka Sent me such a wonderful selection of pure unflavored tea samples in a mystery swap. Flavored teas and dessert teas are a lot of fun sometimes, but I began my tea journey with a love for the pure, rich flavors of unadulterated teas and I am so happy to find the rare swap partner who has such a variety of these to share.
I've never had or heard of Mecha before. It looks like coarsely ground sencha, but I don't know how it is produced other than it comes from the youngest tea buds. I followed Den's instructions and steeped for 45 seconds, but with slightly less than the recommended 180F water. It brews up a very heavy green color and there is much leaf debris at the bottom of my cup that fell through the infuser. It's claimed to be bitter and astringent, but I find my cup to be much less so than Sencha, at least in bitterness. It is more astringent than bitter.
It's a good tea and I will definitely be finishing off the rest of the generous-sized sample, but it's not my favorite japanese green. It has a muddied over-cooked vegetable flavor rather than the bright and slightly bitter fresh vegetal flavor that I prefer.
Good hearty cup of black tea. Not better or worse than the previous Irish Breakfast available from Butiki. I was so sad to see that one removed from the website after I first bought it, but happy that a replacement wasn't too far behind.
Enjoying this free sample from Stacy.
At first, I wasn't sure what to make of it. I haven't had tamarind soda and I'm not entirely sure what a tamarind even is. I requested a sample in the first place because I was curious and it has good reviews.
It first smelled and tasted like a robust black tea with very little flavor. There was something different hiding in there, but I couldn't describe it. As it cools, the flavor becomes sweeter and I can detect some caramel and another flavor that i don't recognize. It is unique to say the least.
Another 52Teas Sample that I received from CK :)
This tea smells like a spicy caramel and pumpkin pie. It tastes like pumpkin pie spices, but the pumpkin itself remains mostly in the smell as does the caramel. I don't get any cheesecake from it, but that's quite alright as I don't like cheesecake.
It's not the best pumpkin spice tea that I've had, but there's nothing bad about it either.
I got several 52Teas samples to try from my mystery swap with CK. This was one of them. I wasn't keen on trying this one any time soon, but my husband asked me to brew it because he was hoping for some bacon. Yuck, bacon. I don't care much for bacon (or for pineapple). I especially don't like pizza, but the funniest thing is, if I do have to eat a pizza, I'd take a canadian bacon and pineapple (I don't understand me either).
I brewed a small sample cup of this for both Eric and I to try. Eric likes pineapple, but he was really looking forward to a bacon flavor, which neither of us could detect, so he gave it a low rating.
The pineapple in this is strong and the rooibos doesn't come through very heavy IMO. I don't like pineapple after taste, but I could drink it if I had to.
This tea was doomed from the start for me, combining two foods that I don't particularly like, but I had to try it anyway. I see no reason why someone who loves pineapple wouldn't like it, but if your looking for bacon tea, don't look here.
Yay, first note for this tea! I received a sample of this new Della Terra tea with my last order.
It has that characteristic generic chocolate-flavored-tea smell that has never before led me to a good flavor. Believe it or not, this tea did not taste as repulsive as I had expected. It's no where near a "wow" in a cup, but it's reasonably enjoyable. I've dumped all other chocolate based DT blends only a few sips in, but this one I can finish and without making faces.
The tea base comes through more than I expected, which is nice. The peanut butter notes are very faint and I might not have recognized them if I didn't know they were supposed to be there. All of the sprinkle and candied bits dissolve and fall to the bottom, so it might be a good idea to stir this tea occasionally unless you want a surprisingly sweet finish.
Not a tea I'd buy again, but I'd be willing to drink it again.
This was a sample with my recent Butiki order. I was really looking forward to this tea. Grape is not a flavor I've ever had in tea before, natural or not.
I saw that several reviews commented on the grape flavor, some said it was too much, some not enough. The description says that it has a light floral flavor. I've been coming to appreciate some light floral notes in my oolongs, but this one was not light, at least not to me. It is much more floral than it is grape, though I can detect the grape too. The dry leaf smelled vaguely of grape, but the brewed liquor smells like a heavy perfume. It doesn't taste so bad really, but not something I'd ever consider purchasing.
Could be that it's the type of floral rather than the concentration of it that I don't like. Is this supposed to be orchid, lilac. . .?
I had this tea last night and I am drinking the Laoshan Bilochun now. As I said in my note for the Bilochun, the two Laoshan greens and the oolong taste very similar. The only difference that I can pick out without a side-by-side comparison is that the original Laoshan green is much more in-you-face with the flavor (vegetal, bitter, sensitive to an oversteep, but still sooo yummy!)
I was expecting to pick out some floral notes in this oolong, but I couldn't detect any.


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walkie talkie meet tonight 8pm
At the Galleria underground garage myself Daniel Justin austin and chuck and possibly Corey will be there who else is showing up?? ::))
Good to see ya'll a little bit tonight. but most definently will see ya'll saturday :]
Family First my friends :]
Wish I could have made it, but I had to work.
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Arizona State Sun Devils
Former ASU TE Tyrice Thompson dies from stab wounds
Tyrice Thompson, who played football at Arizona State from 2004 to 2007, died Saturday after being stabbed five times during a bar room altercation last Sunday.
Thompson, 27, was working as a bouncer at Martini Ranch in Scottsdale and was stabbed five times in the back, hip and arm after an altercation that started inside the establishment was moved outside. Thompson was transported to Scottsdale Health Care-Osborn.
Scottsdale Police arrested 26-year-old Ian MacDonald of Tempe after review of video surveillance gave them probable cause that he stabbed Thompson.
The South Mountain High School graduate started his Sun Devil career as a walk-on in 2004 and played in 46 games during his ASU career. As a senior in 2007, he caught 15 passes for 272 yards and a touchdown. The touchdown came in his last home game at Sun Devil Stadium against Arizona in a game ASU won, 20-17.
In August of 2008, Thompson signed as an undrafted free agent with the Indianapolis Colts but was later waived.
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Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom also we have obtained our introduction by faith into this grace in which we stand; and we exult in hope of the glory of God.
Romans 5:1-2
"What's your excuse?" the indignant boss demands when the project deadline is missed. Someday the Judge will ask you why you fell short of His glory. The besieged employee tells the boss she had to attend her dying mother, and is justified in the eyes of the merciful supervisor. At the Judgment Seat, all we need reply is "Jesus," and we are instantly justified. A pastor I know preached the funeral of an evil man who had accepted Christ right before death. The pastor focused on Christ's mercy. "What you said," a man told him later, "is that Jesus was his excuse."
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Contrary to popular belief, working the hardest and the longest hours is not the path to management. Sure, in some companies maybe, but if that's the way to get to management in a company, I'd swiftly exit said company. In that type of environment, the "higher up" you get, the more doggish hours you're working.
Let's face it... who is happy with their first choice of careers? Few people start with something and stick it out forever. Even successful athletes start other careers and you should too. The challenge is to use your first career to build up skills that are needed in all industries, all organizations and all situations.
Have a routine that you use to start your day that becomes automatic and thoughtless. It's really hard to write a 80,000-word novel, but it's very simple to write down 500 words every morning if it's so embedded into your routine that you don't even have to think about it (and at that rate your novel will be complete in just over five months).


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Utah Code 41-6a-210. Failure to respond to officer's signal to stopSource: Ex-UHP trooper charged with robbing motorists (Salt Lake Tribune (UT), 7/24/2007)
(1) (a) An operator who receives a visual or audible signal from a peace officer to bring the vehicle to a stop may not:
(i) operate the vehicle in willful or wanton disregard of the signal so as to interfere with or endanger the operation of any vehicle or person; or
(ii) attempt to flee or elude a peace officer by vehicle or other means.
(b) (i) A person who violates Subsection (1)(a) is guilty of a felony of the third degree.
(ii) The court shall, as part of any sentence under this Subsection (1), impose a fine of not less than $1,000.
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Category: God
Moment of Clarity
By Daliah Merzaban When endeavouring to explain to someone how I uncovered my spirituality, I usually say it happened quite suddenly, in a moment of clarity. Throughout my childhood and young adult years, God remained in the background of my consciousness. I believed in Him, and performed some rituals of worship to express this belief. Yet
The Names and Attributes of Allah
Allah has described Himself in the Quran through His Names and Attributes. Muslims believe that studying these Names and Attributes is one of the most effective ways of strengthening one's relationship with God. Each Name and Attribute nourishes a kind of consciousness and humility in man and their study leads one to constantly better their
How Do We Know God Exists?
Dr. Jamal Badawi Even on a very fundamental level we find that throughout history there is a very strange phenomenon that people of different backgrounds, living in so many different parts of the world at different points in time, have always had this strong urge within themselves to look and to yearn for the Creator.
Implications of God's Attributes
Dr. Jamal Badawi Each of the basic divine attributes has a practical relevance and implication in the day to day life of various individuals. Here, we will discuss a variety of them. Oneness of God When discussing the oneness of God this in itself provides a base for humanity to unite.
By Dr. Laurence Brown "Life's greatest tragedy is to lose God and not to miss him." –F.W. Norwood Atheists might assert that they don't acknowledge the existence of God, but the view of some Christians and all Muslims is that at some level even the confirmed Atheist affirms God's presence. The innate but neglected awareness
Nature of Suffering
By Aisha Asif Too often when we face some difficulties or experience some sort of loss, we feel sorry for ourselves. We wonder why we are suffering, and what we did to deserve this particular hardship. Some of us who are more self-examining might retrace our steps in an attempt to understand where exactly we
Forgiveness and God's Mercy
By Jamal Badawi Forgiveness By accepting that the authority of forgiveness lies exclusively in the hands of God, the human mind is also liberated from any superstition or strange ideas about how to remit for those sins committed. As we indicated earlier, the Islamic way of remission is sincerity, stopping what was being done that