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For God to condemn you just to die for you is ridiculous and immoral.
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Ezekiel 18:20 The soul that sinneth, it shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the son: the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon him.
Psalm 49:7 None of them can by any means redeem his brother, nor give to God a ransom for him:
Substitutionary atonement is immoral according to scriptures and all other holy books that I know of. I think that the guilty should be punished and not an innocent human or even a man being ridden like a mule, ---- to use common jargon, --- by a God/Jesus. This is likely the moral reason why most Jews do not accept Jesus as the messiah along with the fact that Jesus did not fulfill the other Jewish requirements set by their books and myths.
People are supposed to martyr themselves for their God, not their God martyr himself for them.
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Sacha Modolo was very close to obtain his third victory in the Tour of Turkey 2016.
The sprinter from LAMPRE-MERIDA was 2nd in the 8th and final stage, the Marmaris-Selcuk of 201,7 km, he was preceded for few meters by Mareczko at the end of a massive sprint in which the blue-fuchsia-green rider was overtaken by the younger opponent.
The front wind slowed the chase of the bunch to four attackers who had escaped in the early kilometers of the stage.
LAMPRE-MERIDA did not receive a large support by the other sprinters' teams until the last part of the course: at 20 km to the arrival, the breakaway had an advantage of 5′ on the peloton, but the gap was bridged at 4 km to the arrival, when all the main teams contributed to the chase.
On his way to the third seasonal victory, Modolo found Mareczko and he was 2nd.
Niemiec (in photo Anne Wu, with Modolo) won the climbers classification, Koshevoy was 2nd.
Goncalves obtained the victory in the general classification, Niemiec was 19th.
"In this Tour of Turkey we obtained three victories and many good performances – sports director Vicino said – We regret the fact of having been excluded so early from the battle for the overall classification, however we demonstrated our competitiveness by racing with a fighting spirit.
We're satisfied also for the performances of the four riders who'll race the Giro d'Italia: Modolo and Niemiec won, Petilli and Koshevoy showed their good fit".
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19- Ferrari s.t., 59- Petilli 15″, 60- Durasek s.t., 62- Niemiec s.t., 77- Koshevoy 1'28"
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19- Niemiec 23'28"
24- Koshevoy 28'41", 26- Durasek 31026″, 29- Petilli 34'02", 40- Ferrari 45'20", 42- Modolo 54'34"


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Toston records career day as Oklahoma State rolls
AMES, Iowa -- Oklahoma State needed a bounce-back performance and Keith Toston helped the Cowboys deliver one.
Toston ran for a career-high 206 yards and three touchdowns, Zac Robinson threw a touchdown pass and Oklahoma State (No. 19 BCS, No. 18 AP) came back strong from its drubbing by Texas with a 34-8 victory over Iowa State on Saturday.
Oklahoma State (7-2, 4-1 Big 12) controlled the game with solid play on both sides of the ball and reached seven victories for the fourth straight season, the first time in school history that has happened.
"We've always been able to bounce back, and that's just how our team is," Robinson said. "We've faced a lot of adversity this season, I mean, more than anybody ever expected. And to see us bounce back again from a tough loss last week to a great win today, it's just a tribute to the leadership we have and guys just stepping up."
Toston, who carried 25 times, scored on runs of 2 and 17 yards as Oklahoma State built a 27-0 lead, then topped off his big day with a 1-yard TD plunge in the fourth quarter. That came three plays after he broke loose on a 69-yard scamper to the ISU 2 for the longest run of his career.
A 6-foot, 214-pound senior, Toston became the Cowboys' main back when Kendall Hunter was sidelined by a sprained right ankle in the second week of the season. He twice had topped 100 yards, but had never approached the number he put up against the Cyclones.
His previous career best was 148 yards against Missouri State last year.
Hunter, the Big 12's leading rusher last season, saw his most extensive action since getting hurt and showed some of his old elusiveness while carrying nine times for 47 yards. The Cowboys rolled up a season-high 331 yards on the ground.
"It's great to see all our backs and the offensive line play so well," Robinson said. "We felt good about our running matchup today and did a good job using that to our advantage."
After throwing four interceptions in the 41-14 loss to Texas, Robinson was on the mark in this one and replaced his coach, Mike Gundy, as Oklahoma State's career passing leader.
Robinson finished 19 of 24 for 142 yards, including a 10-yard touchdown strike to Tracy Moore. He already had been the school's career leader in touchdown passes and total offense and now has thrown for 8,065 yards.
"I'm really happy for Zac," Gundy said. "Zac's been really good for our football program. He's been a strong leader and he's led this football team in the right way, so anything that he earns I think is very well deserved."
Iowa State (5-5, 2-4) was blanked until the fourth quarter and has only three touchdowns to show for its last 13 quarters. The Cyclones managed just 54 yards rushing. They had been averaging a league-best 200.3.
"I thought their front seven controlled the game," Iowa State coach Paul Rhoads said.
Oklahoma State stalled on its first two drives and settled for field goals of 42 and 48 yards by Dan Bailey. But Robinson took the Cowboys on an 14-play, 98-yard drive the next time they had the ball for a 13-0 lead and their defense, along with Toston, did the rest.
Robinson capped that drive by finding Moore all alone in the left corner of the end zone, getting rid of the ball just before Iowa State's Christopher Lyle leveled him. That moved him past Gundy, who threw for 7,997 yards in his career.
"I joke with Zac -- that's back when we only threw about 21, 22 forward passes a game," Gundy said.
Toston's 2-yard TD run capped an 80-yard, 11-play drive that was helped when Iowa State's Bailey Johnson was called for a horse-collar tackle on Robinson, who threw an incomplete pass on the play.
Oklahoma State made it 27-0 after getting the ball at the Iowa State 46 following a punt that went only 21 yards. The Cowboys needed just six plays for the touchdown, Toston speeding the final 17 yards untouched.
"This is a great team we played," Cyclones safety James Smith said. "They found some holes and they slipped through them."
Iowa State had hoped to get a spark with quarterback Austen Arnaud returning after he missed two games with a bruised throwing hand. But the Cyclones didn't top 100 yards until the 7-minute mark in the third quarter and avoided being shut out for the first time in 64 games when running back Alexander Robinson turned a swing pass into a 45-yard touchdown play.
Arnaud finished 14 of 27 for 188 yards and three interceptions. He was sacked three times.
"We started slow and came out flat," Arnaud said. "You can't expect to beat a good team in the Big 12, or any team, when you start out flat and only score eight points."
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When Singapore became independent in the 1960s, it was an island of two million people with no local resources and little food production. When those factors were combined with very high unemployment levels, the future looked bleak.
One of the cornerstones to Singapore's success has been its ability to attract investment to develop new industries.
In contrast, foreign investment in New Zealand seems to focus on foreign companies gobbling up existing New Zealand companies, which contributes little to the growth of the New Zealand economy.
Both Singapore and New Zealand have key similarities: They both have open door policies for investment, both have transparent infrastructure and both lead the world with virtually no corruption.
New Zealand should take a lead from the cornerstone of Singapore's success and its Pioneer Status, which was awarded to investment in new industries. Initially, this offered tax holidays and benefits for five years, later increased to ten years, and resulted in Singapore becoming a leader in several industry sectors, stimulating envied GDP growth rates.
When the Pioneer Status was extended to companies supporting Pioneer Status companies, Singapore's economy was even more vibrantly stimulated.
In New Zealand, Pioneer Status could be awarded to the high-tech sector, stimulating this high value sector of the economy. It could also be awarded to new types of agricultural ventures, stimulating investment to expand and grow this already successful sector, and maximise opportunities in the years ahead for premium food exports to fast-growing Asian economies. While many politicians publicly cringe at the thought of tax holidays, they reduce unemployment and improve the Government tax take via the large numbers of people who are employed.
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The 50-year-old company flourished elsewhere, as well. Domino's Pizza Enterprises Limited, which operates the chain in Australia and New Zealand, France, Belgium and The Netherlands, just announced a 16.9 percent increase in its half-yearly results.
According to Australian Food News, Domino's ANZ's growth came from strong core operations.
The ANZ market experienced same-store sales growth of 10.9 percent for the first half of the 2011 financial year, Australia's strongest performance in eight years.
Additionally, its European markets recorded a same-store sales growth of 4.7 percent.
The company added 57 new stores, bringing the total Domino's outlets to 844, including 536 in Australia and New Zealand and 308 across France, Belgium and The Netherlands.
Domino's CEO Don Meij said the strong first-half results in ANZ are attributable to successful product launches such as the Square Puff pizza and the Prawn Pizza Range.
In Europe, sales were based on new stores and a more robust online presence. In The Netherlands, for example, online ordering now accounts for 38 percent of all orders.
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- 12 oz. good-quality tuna
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Wife jailed for nine years after stabbing fourth husband to death with pair of scissors because he refused to tidy home
- Sandra Clinch snapped when Alan Clinch did not immediately stop tending the garden
- She drove her dress-making scissors 4in deep into his chest, puncturing his heart and lung
- Clinch had tried to claim the incident at their cottage was a 'tragic accident'
- Jury found her guilty of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility, but cleared her of murder
- Clinch has history of violence against her former partners and children
'Red mist' descended: Sandra Clinch stabbed her husband Alan Clinch to death with a pair of scissors after flying into a rage when he refused to help her tidy the house
A woman has been jailed for nine years for killing her fourth husband after fatally wounding him with a pair of scissors when he ignored her command to tidy the house.
Sandra Clinch looked to the floor as the jury returned their verdict, dismissing her suggestion that American car enthusiast Alan Clinch's death was 'a tragic accident'.
The jury of six men and six women found Clinch guilty of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility and not guilty of Mr Clinch's murder.
The 49-year-old was said to have flown into a rage after her 'quiet' husband did not immediately stop tending to the garden and return inside their cottage in the village of Darite, Liskeard, in Cornwall to tidy up.
The couple were expecting guests for Sunday lunch and Clinch had asked her husband for help, but he had apparently told her to 'shut up'.
Truro Crown Court heard the fatal wound was caused by dress-making scissors, which were embedded up to 4in (12cm) into Mr Clinch's chest, having first pierced two layers of clothing before puncturing his heart and a lung.
The mother-of-five told police she had thrown the scissors at her husband, but later changed her account, saying he had walked into the line of fire.
Finally, she told the jury she was unable to recall whether or not she let the scissors go from her hand.
Clinch had a history of violence against her former partners and children, and her eldest son told the court she would go into a 'rage' when the 'red mist' descended.
She had hysterically begged medics to save her 48-year-old husband, but he was pronounced dead upon arrival at hospital, around midday on May 13 this year.
'Purely fanciful': The mother-of-five told police she had thrown the scissors at her husband, but later changed her account, saying he had walked into them by accident
Clinch had denied murder, and Judge Graham Cottle asked the jury to consider a second charge of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility or lack of control.
Sentencing Clinch, he said: 'You have been convicted by the jury of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
'Your principal defence of an accident was nothing more than purely fanciful.
'The jury were satisfied that you were suffering from a personality disorder at the time you killed and it was that personality disorder that affected your ability to exercise self-control.
has been a regular feature during your life. The evidence established
beyond doubt you have been aggressive, abusive and violent towards
previous partners as well as your children.
'You stabbed a previous partner with a carving knife and assaulted your children on a regular basis.
'He (Mr Clinch) was a meek, mild-mannered and gentle man, who simply took what you handed out.
'This time, when your temper exploded, you killed somebody: your husband.
'I have no doubt on that evidence that you intended to hurt him badly and you embedded scissors in his heart and immediately after you regretted your actions.
'The sentence I will pass upon you is that of nine years' imprisonment.'
Judge Cottle told Clinch that while in prison she would have to undertake work to deal with her violence and lack of self-control.
Prosecutor Paul Dunkels QC said Clinch had not thrown the scissors, but had stabbed her husband of nearly three years as she lost her temper.
After Clinch showed the jury how she thought she had thrown the shears on that fatal morning six months ago, Mr Dunkels said: 'You're searching for the acceptable demonstration of a throw.
as you didn't throw the scissors, you have no set picture in your head.
That's why your demonstration (to police and in court) wobbles and
varies so much.'
Lethal: Truro Crown Court heard the fatal wound was caused by dress-making scissors (not pictured), which were embedded up to 4in (12cm) into Mr Clinch's chest
Giving evidence, Clinch replied: 'I'm just not 100% sure how I picked them (the scissors) up. It happened in a split-second.'
She said she stopped herself from picking up the sewing machine - a recent gift from her husband - but just 'grabbed the scissors' instead.
Experts told the jury that severe force would have been required for the blades to pierce two layers of Mr Clinch's clothing before imbedding so deeply into his chest.
But Clinch said she had never intended to seriously injure the 'kind, gentle' Mr Clinch, described by friends as a quiet man who was known locally for his charity work.
Asked by defence counsel Andrew Langdon QC about how she treated her late husband, Clinch replied: 'Not that well.'
She broke down upon recalling how Mr Clinch - who the defendant's children said would often simply walk away from confrontation - would aim to defuse arguments by putting his arms around hers.
said: 'If I was shouting at him, he would put his arms around both my
arms. He would usually give me a kiss and I would calm down.'
Guilty: Clinch was convicted of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility, but cleared of murder at Truro Crown Court (above)
Clinch's temper frequently got the better of her throughout her life, the court heard. Put into care as a teenager, she became pregnant aged 15 to then-19-year-old Andrew Fazekas. The pair went on to have a second child and a tumultuous four-year marriage.
Mr Fazekas read extracts from diaries he said he kept while living with his then-wife, which included accounts of Clinch attacking him with a bread knife, a screwdriver and a dart.
The court was told Clinch had also stabbed her second husband, Peter Knibbs, with a kitchen knife, requiring him to undergo major surgery and spend three weeks in hospital, following a spat in 1989.
Other witnesses recalled how Clinch had bit a neighbour's hand during an argument, while Clinch herself admitted driving her car at a teenage man she suspected was a bad influence on one of her children.
It prompted one young neighbour in Cornwall to refer to Clinch as 'the Incredible Hulk'.
The court also heard Clinch would regularly lose her temper with her own offspring, eventually leading to all five leaving home by the time they were 18.
On one occasion, she told her then-13-year-old son Adrian Knibbs to lie to his school about the injuries she inflicted upon him, and also left scarring to his temple when she hit him with a porcelain bowl.
And Andrew Lee Fazekas, now 32, said of his mother: '(She) was often a violent person, a red mist would come down and she would suddenly go into a rage that would be over the smallest of things.
'Her rage would then stop like nothing had happened. It was like a light switch.'
Clinch's eldest daughter, 24-year-old Zoe Knibbs, told the jury she called the police on her mother nearly a decade ago after her mother hit her, but did not press charges because she did not want to be taken into care.
Her youngest child, 19-year-old Chelsea Lewis, added that her mother had once tried to push her down the stairs, and, on another occasion, threw a glass picture at her head.
Speaking of her mother's arguments with Mr Clinch, Miss Lewis said: 'He (Mr Clinch) would try his hardest to defend himself, but he was weak compared with my mum.'
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Megan Podkowa may be a junior, but she plays basketball like a well-seasoned athlete. The 6-foot-1 forward led the Trinity basketball team to a 58-39 clobbering of West Chicago last week, which secured Trinity's ninth-straight regional championship.
Podkowa led all players with a double-double of 24 points and 13 rebounds in the Class 4A regional title game held at Sister Michelle Germanson Athletic Facility in River Forest.
After a slow start, the Blazers (27-4) jumped on a 25-3 run that carried over into the second quarter. By halftime, Trinity led by 23 points.
Taylor Nazon, who was playing at about 85 percent full strength due to an ankle injury, scored 13 points for the Blazers.
Alyssa Dengler held one of West Chicago's main scorers, Allie Tapanes, scoreless in the game. In the semifinal of the regional, Tapanes scored 13 points to help lead West Chicago to a 50-46 win over York.
Trinity was scheduled to take on No. 2 seed Bartlett in the York Sectional on Tuesday night (after deadline). Bartlett defeated the Blazers 51-50 in the Naperville Thanksgiving Tournament back in November.
"The team is excited for the opportunity or challenge to play Bartlett [again]," said Trinity head coach Ed Stritzel after his Blazers downed West Chicago. "We'll give it our best shot as we always do."
A win over Bartlett could pit the Blazers against area-rival and No. 1 seed Fenwick in the York Sectional title game on Feb. 24 (7:30 p.m.). The last time the two teams met was in 2007 during the playoffs and the Friars won.
In the opening round of the River Forest Regional, Trinity cruised to a 71-36 win over Glenbard East. Podkowa also led in that win, scoring 22 points, hauling down 10 rebounds and pocketing six steals. Nazon scored 14 points, while Alyssa Dengler added 13 and Vickie Harris 10.
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It's been said: "Never come between the Thais and their food." For such mild-mannered people, they truly are enthusiastic, even voracious, eaters, with meals the focus of every day and a perpetual snack mentality. From breakfast to dinner, it's eat, eat, eat, consuming with remarkable gusto and relish.
How they manage to stay so slender is no less than a miracle, and terribly unfair from a bulging Western waistline perspective.
For the Thais, life is a moveable feast. But as David Thompson, the famed Australian chef who helms Nahm restaurant in Bangkok's stylish Metropolitan hotel tells me, Thailand doesn't have a restaurant culture per se - it's all about street food and home cooking.
And if anyone knows Thai street food, it's Thompson, the owner of London's Nahm (the first Thai restaurant to be awarded a Michelin star) and formerly of Sydney's acclaimed Darley Street Thai and Sailors Thai.
This is the "farang chef" who controversially brought traditional Thai cooking back to its motherland; a Westerner who is every bit as passionate about original Thai tastes and flavours as the locals. He is also the author of cookbook Thai Street Food, an exploration of the history, colour and recipes of Thailand's street vendors.
According to Thompson, it's on the overcrowded, pulsating footpaths of the "City of Angels" that the most authentic Thai culinary experiences are to be had.
And anyone who has visited Bangkok will know that as evening falls, the streets and gutters transform into pop-up dining rooms as families congregate over plastic tables and chairs, takeaway Singha beers and toilet-roll napkins alongside carts and grills pungent with fresh herbs, sizzling meat, steaming spicy noodles and bubbling curries. But in a city with an estimated 500,000 street-food vendors, where do casual visitors to Bangkok start with their own gastronomic explorations? Is there a district more typical or more authentic than others?
According to Thompson, the best place to start is in Bangkok's Chinatown, in the Samphanthawong district on the eastern banks of the Chao Phraya River. This, he says, is where Thai street food had its origins, dating back more than 200 years to when Bangkok was the major trading hub of south-east Asia. Back then, Bangkok's population was nearly 50 per cent Chinese, with this influx impacting on local eating habits and contributing to the flavours, textures and ingredients of modern Thai cooking.
I meet Thompson at a frenetic intersection of Chinatown's main drag, Yaowarat Road, resplendent with gold merchants, pawn shops, herbal practitioners and restaurants advertising bird's-nest soup and shark-fin soup.
He pauses to point out market stalls selling fresh seafood and endless varieties of tropical fruit, before heading off into claustrophobic covered alleyways - secret portals to another world, another era.
In the dim, narrow confines of Soi Sampheng - once the main artery of Chinatown - we pass stalls selling dried fish, squid crackers, smoked baby pigs, durians and herbs.
Glancing up, we see original teak houses, humble dwellings with exquisite architecture dating back more than 100 years.
Every corner, every wrong turn reveals something new, hidden treasures that reveal so much about Thailand, its history and culture.
"You can find everything here, food in every form," Thompson says as we meander along, pointing, poking and tasting en route in true Thai tradition.
"Fresh, dried, alive, cooked - it's all here.
"This is the most entrepreneurial part of Bangkok - anything goes."
We pause for a half-hour at Nai Mong Hoi Thod, a hole-in-the-wall eatery that Thompson says makes the best oyster omelets in the city. He has been a regular at this family business for several years; when he discovered it, the family matriarch cooked up the crisp egg-and-mussel snacks over hot coals. Now her grandson is behind the sizzling wok, whipping up delicious 70-baht ($2) treats for queues of hungry patrons.
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Wandering these streets, Thompson says, is the key to unlocking Bangkok's culinary and cultural secrets. For anyone who wants to find the real pulse of the city, his advice is to simply "get lost".
"This is a safe place, so the only inconvenience from going off the beaten track is that you might have to jump into a taxi to get home," he says.
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Lauded by The New York Times and The Observer, this is, he says, one of Bangkok's superior eateries and a great influence on his own culinary offerings. In fluent Thai, he orders us several dishes to share, including his own personal favourites, a yellow prawn curry with lotus shoots, and crab stir-fried with curry powder.
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"It's difficult to find a good restaurant above the level of street food in Bangkok," Thompson says as we joyfully tuck in. "This is definitely one of the best.
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"NAVIGON's updated version provides our over one million app users with the latest navigation technology from NAVIGON's development labs," said Gerhard Mayr, vice-president worldwide mobile phones & new markets, NAVIGON. "By transforming MobileNavigator into a universal app, optimised for both the iPhone and the iPad, premium features and content offerings are available across platforms. Instead of having a separate app for the iPad, we decided to develop one app that runs natively across both devices without extra cost for our dedicated customers."
MobileNavigator 1.7.0 brings the following additions to the NAVIGON iPhone app:
- Universal iPad Integration: NAVIGON is the first major GPS brand to make its navigation app universal; it now runs natively on the iPhone and the iPad. Users with MobileNavigator installed on the iPhone can use the app on the iPad without extra charges. The app utilises the iPad's large display and user interface with a higher resolution, and new menus. MobileNavigator demonstrates Reality View Pro and the map view side-by-side, providing an accurate overview of the way ahead. Route planning is convenient on the iPad, showing a large scrollable, multi-touch map to select destinations in simple taps. In-map elements such as direction arrows, Lane and Speed Assistant symbols are designed in proportion to the iPad display size. The app allows an easy exchange of saved favourites between iPad and iPhone.
- Active Lane Assistant: The market first feature Active Lane Assistant assists drivers with getting and staying in the correct lane by showing a live lane animation. Displayed in the lower right corner of the map view, the animation reflects the current lane configuration and allows drivers to see ahead. An orange line indicates the way the driver should follow. The optional feature can be switched on or off.
- Map Reporter: The new Map Reporter feature enables users with the power to store changed road names, new speed limits, and one-way streets and submit them to improve the accuracy of future maps. The information is checked, verified and then integrated into later map updates.
- Retina Display Support: Retina display adaptation is further enhanced and now also shows the map, map fonts and POIs in high resolution.
- User Notifications and Newsletter: The update now also allows users to receive on-screen messages with important information about MobileNavigator within the app. In addition, users can also sign up for a newsletter and receive exclusive offers and first hand information by email.
MobileNavigator transforms the iPhone into an inclusive navigation device that saves the maps on the phone and relies on the GPS receiver, independent from a cell or wireless signal. It is the most feature rich on-board navigation application, featuring premium functions such as Traffic Live, Clever Parking, Reality View Pro, Panorama View 3D, NAVIGON MyRoutes, Live Weather, Connection to Facebook and Twitter, branded in-route POI's and much more. NAVIGON's iPhone app has been the top-grossing app several times in 29 different App Stores around the globe.
Pricing and Availability
NAVIGON's Australian app and selected In App Purchases are up to 30 percent off for the next 10 days. The promotional offerings are below next to the regular prices.
MobileNavigator Australia $89.99 (on sale for $59.99)
In-App Purchases
Traffic Live: $29.99
Panorama View 3D: $9.99
MobileNavigator 1.7.0 is compatible with iPhone 4, 3GS and 3G and iPad 3G. The app also runs on first generation iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad WLAN, but third party accessories for GPS reception are required for these devices. *iOS4 multitasking is supported by the iPhone 4 and 3GS only.
For more information, please visit: http://www.navigon.com
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The wait time has gone down considerably, now you wait an average of 30 minutes tops. As for the time it takes to get your payment, it takes at least 15 minutes from the time they scan your plasma bottle. I usually have my money on my card before I leave. The issues you won't see in other reviews are usually created by some of the donors themselves. Everything from rude comments to vulgar behavior that would get most slapped with a sexual harassment lawsuit. Not to mention some donors ...view moreexpect preferential treatment. I suggest seeing for yourself instead of relying on reviews that usually are posted out of pure unadulterated spite.view less
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Collegeanalyst ..03/18/2015
Terrible place, they never scan your plasma on time, One day I donated and 2 hours later I checked to see if the money was on my card, it wasn't, I couldn't call and solve it because they were closed, the most unprofessional place ever, I wish I could transfer but the other center is too far, don't even waste your time here
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Ella M. Twilley, 92, of Ash Flat died Jan. 11, 2005, at Fulton County Hospital in Salem.
Born March 1, 1912, in Sharp County, she was the daughter of Asa N. McCord and Della Asher McCord. She married Morris Twilley in October 1928 in Sharp County. He preceded her in death in 1980. She was a member of Ash Flat Church of Christ and was a homemaker.
Survivors include a son, Eldon Twilley of Murfreesboro, Tenn.; three grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Morris Twilley; three brothers; and four sisters.
The funeral was Jan. 13 at Tri-County's Cherokee Chapel in Highland with Jack Richardson officiating. Burial followed in Wiles Cemetery at Ash Flat.
Arrangements were under the direction of Tri-County's Cherokee Chapel of Highland.