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Booklist Monthly Selections - #1 October 1999
Gr. 7^-10. Book four of the Lost Years of Merlin continues the saga of the young Merlin as he gains more understanding of his powers and a greater sense of self. This time, Merlin, accompanied by the young deer woman he's come to love, enters the evil-plagued Haunted Marsh in search of his stolen sword. There, he discovers the long-lost seventh Wise Tool and meets the Boy Ector, who's searching the marsh for something wanted by his unnamed master. The danger level is high in this episode; the theft of the sword is a trap intended to lure Merlin into the hands of a witch, Nimue, who is intent on destroying him. She does manage to infect him with a deadly condition, for which there is no cure. However, Ector believes his master can cure Merlin and leads him through the Mists of Time to the future, where Merlin comes face to face with his much older self trapped in the Crystal Cave by Nimue. Barron handles the contact between the two with a finesse that's believable and enhances the Arthurian ambience that has been so carefully crafted throughout the series. With lots of surprises and some laugh-out-loud humor to leaven the palpable feeling of doom, this should be eagerly devoured by the saga's fans. ((Reviewed October 1, 1999)) Copyright 2000 Booklist Reviews
Horn Book Guide Reviews 2000 Spring
The fourth book in the Lost Years of Merlin series lacks the polish and panache of the first three, and readers may find the silly dialect of the ballymag downright annoying. But fans who have followed young Merlin through his many adventures will still enjoy tracking with him as he and Hallia meet up with marsh ghouls; his nemesis, Nimue; a young Arthur; and a much older version of himself.Copyright 2000 Horn Book Guide Reviews
School Library Journal Reviews 1999 October
Gr 6-9-In this fourth volume in the series, the teenaged wizard Merlin, his beloved friend Hallia, and various companions find themselves deep in the Haunted Marshes of the enchanted Fincayra Island. A mysterious force has been stirring the marsh ghouls to greater evil than ever before, and Merlin is determined to find out why. The narrative wanders as Merlin and his friends wander through the marsh; the first portion of the story is full of perilous but strangely anticlimactic moments that contribute little to the characterization of the young hero or his companions. However, the story strengthens and deepens when he walks through a mirror of mist, encountering people from his possible futures-including his own future self. Barron's depiction of the aged Merlin is strongly reminiscent of T. H. White's in The Once and Future King (Putnam, 1958): brilliant, comically absentminded, and sorrowful for things known and lost over his long life. Hints from this future life, including a glimpse of the young King Arthur and a suggestion of Hallia's fate, will draw fans of the series deeper into the saga, despite the novel's less compelling opening chapters.-Beth Wright, Dorothy Alling Memorial Library, Williston, VT Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.
VOYA Reviews 2000 February
The Lost Years of Merlin series continues as Merlin travels into the future to encounter his older self, now imprisoned by the sorceress Nimue in the crystal cave. There he learns the power of the choices open to him, which will shape his own futureand that of the young king he will mentor. Nimue, meanwhile, has gone back through the dark mirror to Fincayra, where she confronts the youthful Merlin in a vicious attempt to defeat him before he claims his wizard's powers. Merlin must call onseveral of his old allies for aid-but it is some surprising new friends who turn the tide. In most series one volume serves as a placeholder, moving the characters from scene setting to denouement. This book may be the placeholder for Barron. Some familiar characters and themes are revisited and a few new ones are introduced, most notablyyoung Arthur. But in spite of the considerable action, the story has the feeling of marking time. Poor Merlin also suffers from an overdose of portentousness. " 'Whatever difficult times the future holds in store for you, this thing will neverchange.' My voice deepened. 'You have helped someone, beyond any doubt, on this day. And Ector [Arthur] . . . I will never forget it.' " Such speeches give credence to the alternate legend that has Merlin imprisoned in a tree-here the process ofturning wooden has already begun. Despite these flaws, fans of the series will gobble it up.-Kathleen Beck. Copyright 2000 Voya Reviews


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It is understood that UTV spoke to GMG's new chief executive Andrew Miller to say that should GMG decide to dispose of GMG Radio, UTV could be interested in the business, but it did not make a formal offer either.
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Folsom, El Dorado Hills real estate market showing strong reboundBy: Art Garcia, Telegraph Correspondent
Home sales and prices have been going through the roof in El Dorado Hills and Folsom most of this year, driven by low interest rates, a slowly reviving economy and low inventories of houses for sale.
As of this writing, there were 112 homes listed for sale in El Dorado Hills. That compares with 350 to 380 homes on the market in the past few years, a third of what there used to be.
"If no new listings came up, we would have less than a 30-day supply. That's astounding," said Jim Barnes, marketing director for Connie Barnes Real Estate Sales and Marketing Group, the top home seller in El Dorado Hills.
"In the past few months, there's just been a lack of product in all price ranges," confirmed Manny Cazares, a Realtor at Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in El Dorado Hills.
"Homes priced at under $700,000 are selling quite fast, with multiple offers. If it's a nice property, in a matter of a week or two or sooner," he said. Homes listed above $700,000 are seeing a more sluggish selling pace.
"But $700,000 and below, sales are hot," said Cazares. "If it's a great home, it's getting anywhere from two to five offers and in most cases, there's usually at least one all-cash deal."
Nadean Music, a Realtor with Intero Real Estate Services in El Dorado Hills, traces the heating up of the home sales market from last spring. "That's when my business started turning around," she said.
With the tight inventory of homes for sale, prices are increasing about 1 percent a month, she said. "In El Dorado Hills, offers are starting at asking price or a little above."
Because rising prices are based so much on the shrunken inventory, she sees the current heated up home selling pace as "kind of a false market, a false little boom."
Judy Durket, a Realtor with Intero Real Estate Services in El Dorado Hills, believes local area price increases are due primarily to the low housing inventory.
"I don't think they're going to stay up and keep moving up," she said. "I think we're going to start seeing inventory increase as prices maybe go down a bit again."
Dave Ransom, a home loan consultant with Citibank in Folsom, on the other hand, believes today's market is more than a blip and has been for the past nine months.
"When a house comes on the market, if it's priced at $300,000 or $350,000 it just goes right away, and usually for multiple offers," he said.
He tells of holding an open house with a Realtor, listed as a short sale at $370,000 early this month that came out on Multiple Listing at 4 p.m. Friday afternoon.
"We had 40 people come through in four hours on Saturday. By Wednesday, the Realtor had nine offers. The bank accepted an offer of $392,000," Ransom said.
"I've got customers who are pre-approved for loans and they're getting beat out," he added. "I've got one client I've been working with for nine months. She's been approved for up to a $420,000 loan and can't find a house.
"Every time we find a house, she's getting beat out on it, and she's putting 10 percent down. Somebody's always coming up with either more down, a higher offer or a cleaner offer. We've gone through six offers with her," Ransom said.
"In most areas here, if you have a listing under $360,000 there are a lot of cash buyers out there, many with 50 percent down, and they're buying them as rentals," he said. Barnes said the Connie Barnes shop has seen offers by investors for as many as five houses at a time.
Dave Meehan, a Realtor with Lyon Real Estate in El Dorado Hills, said the buyers' market window "absolutely" is shrinking, along with home inventory, which is driving up prices and multiple offers, with some houses selling the first day on the market.
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by Donovan Jackson
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12/13/2013 -
MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE, Ala. --
-- With only 12 days before Christmas, the Maxwell community library managed to track down Santa Claus with the help of Air Force technology. They brought in St. Nick for a special visit to the boys and girls on base.
During his visit Tuesday, Mr. Claus participated in story time with the children, reading "Twas the Night Before Christmas" by Clement Clarke Moore.
"This is what I live for," Santa said. "There are no words that can describe how it makes me feel when I see the glow on these children's faces at the sight of me."
This is the second consecutive year that Santa has visited the community library while on route to deliver gifts to boys and girls of the world. The library's staff was exceptionally pleased with this year's visit.
"I could see that the kids really enjoyed Santa's visit. His celebrity amongst them is unmatched," said Shundalynn Hall, a library technician. "As each child left, there were visible signs of mixed emotions. I noticed they were happy that Santa had visited, yet sad that he was leaving."
After reading to the children, Santa gave each child an early Christmas present with the promise of more to come on Dec. 25.
Upon Santa's departure on his sleigh led by Rudolph, he said, "I really enjoyed these children. There is always something special about visiting children on a military installation. May they all have a merry Christmas. Ho, ho, ho!"


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"KingKongVsGodzilla"? So - was there a winner?
Baez is looking like a pretty special player.
Hey AZPhil,
Love checking TCR for your writeups. Quick question - any of these 2015 positional IFAs stand out to you yet? I'm most specifically referring to Kwon, Sierra, Paredes, and Amaya, but I know there's a couple other guys from that class in EXST as well.
bored...looking at stats for the hell of it...
felix pena (26yo) moving to the pen in AAA is looking like an insanely good fit so far in a smallish sample size
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remembering back to spring training he was regularly hitting mid-90s (though he didn't have a good spring stats-wise). as a starter in the minors he usually worked low-90s.
this could be an arm worth keeping an eye on even if he's only a 1-inning guy who was "demoted" to the pen to start the year.
Phil, historically this front office has been patient with their prep pitchers keeping their IP low and moving them one level at a time. I know I'm getting ahead of myself, and you may not be able to formulate an opinion on this, but you've seen a lot of pitchers over the years, so...
also, after tonight's loss, STL is 13-14.
also also, the wsox are 19-8.
Win tomorrow, and the Cubs would have a 6-game lead. On May 4.
Fully agree on Addy -- hope he is our SS for a long time. I'm just surprised he has 4 errors already -- the last 2 on routine plays.
Guess how many Carlos Correa has?
I would still rather have Russell, right now, than any shortstop the team has had in many years. The future is bright enough to wear shades.
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The best part of tonight's game was 6 different players with RBIs. Truly a lineup that doesn't give up top to bottom.
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chapter one
Val is not herself today.
It isn't like her to be so subdued. She doesn't call to me as I make my way up the carved marble staircase, its edges worn smooth by generations of arrivals and departures. She doesn't wave me over once I reach the top of the stairs and wrestle through the crowd, elbowing past Wednesday-afternoon revelers raising their glasses to celebrate the end of another workday. She doesn't look up after I get myself a beer and approach her table, or offer any comment as I stand, dumbfounded, before the remarkable structure she has created. Here, in the mezzanine bar at Grand Central, with only a few square inches of table to work with, Val has erected a tower of shopping bags representing nearly every one of New York's best B's (Bendel's, Barneys, Bergdorf's...). I'm ashamed to say, in my own state of mentally unstable not-quite-myselfness, this is the only unusual thing I notice.
Shopping. There's something else I won't be doing for a while.
I take a deep breath and put on the happiest happy-hour smile I can muster. "Look at you!" I chirp, holding my beer glass in a death grip, shoehorning myself into the three-inch gap between the empty chair and the edge of her table, goggling at the bags while using my free hand to push them out of my way. I poke a Burberry back from the edge of the table, where it threatens to drop into my lap, but that only makes the rest of the pile teeter precariously. I clamp down on the Boyd's of Madison at the top and struggle to shift my chair to one side without spilling beer on myself. Val makes no effort to help. "If you wouldn't mind," I say, "could you help me move this stuff, just the tiniest - oh my goodness!"
Val is crying.
No. Not crying; sobbing. Tears skid down her flushed cheeks to her jawbone and pause at the abyss a moment before splashing into her untouched cocktail. She's got mascara running down her wrist onto the sleeve of her pink cardigan; her demure, blond pageboy is all mussed; and she's groping around in her pink, quilted Chanel chain purse, perhaps for a tissue.
"What is it? You poor thing!" I'm no longer thinking about shopping bags and am halfway to forgetting why I've been feeling so sorry for myself. Until this moment, it hadn't occurred to me that Val could get this upset about anything. Her tears are as unsettling as anything else I've dealt with over the past few days. "What's wrong? What's the matter? This isn't about me, is it? Because, really, I'll be all right."
She can't possibly be crying over me. Heaven knows I'm upset—rootless, loveless and unexpectedly jobless. But Val is distraught. Trembling and pale, with a red, brimming gaze that, at last, she turns on me. "My husband is…" she clears her throat. "He's…ahem." She takes a bracing swig of her pink parasol drink, sets it back down and folds her hands on the table. "My husband is cheating," she says. "Again."
Her delivery—calculated, with a pause for emphasis between each word—makes it seem as if she's accusing me. It might be that she all at once looks more incensed than heartbroken, or the way she's staring me dead in the eye. "Again," she repeats icily, and it's as if I am the other woman, here to confess all and beg forgiveness for coming between Val and her husband. That's when something dawns on me. Several somethings. One, Val is a vintage-clothing connoisseur who would no sooner patronize any of these B-stores than she would cry like a baby in the middle of Grand Central Terminal on an early-May afternoon. Two, Val only wears black. Three, demure? Blond? Pageboy?
And there's one very last little something.
Val doesn't have a husband.
It's a joke. Val doesn't take anything seriously. It's a joke, right? Val's here to buy me a consolation drink to distract me during my time of crisis, and this is just another diversionary tactic. It's typical Val behavior, but it's freaking me out. "You're not acting like yourself and you're scaring me." I try to say it jovially, as if in no way about to start crying myself.
But instead of erupting into laughter and pointing to a hidden camera, Val just covers her face and sobs some more.
Her commitment is impressive. Still, how long will the show go on? I've got jangled-enough nerves already, having spent two hours in a Midtown unemployment office at a mandatory New York State Department of Labor group-orientation lecture: Job-Hunting Tools for the Twenty-First Century. ("Does everyone here know what the Internet is?") After that, I got all turned around coming over to Grand Central, first walking four long blocks west, only to end up on a desolate, trash-strewn stretch of Eleventh Avenue, leaving only two thousand nine hundred ninety-nine and two-tenths of a mile between me and former life in Los Angeles—all right, the San Fernando Valley—before realizing I should have been heading east the whole time.
All of this probably explains why she figures it out first.
"Oh, perfect. This is just great." She lifts her head, sniffles, and dabs under each eye with her tissue. "Naturally. You want Val."
Later I'll regret not having paid more attention to this moment.
I won't have, though, and that's too bad. It might have been an early clue that perhaps I'm unfit for the new career that's about to fall into my lap. What was it they just said at the unemployment office? Our experience is our toolbox, with our skills as the tools? Well it seems I've locked my observational skills into my toolbox and left it on a streetcorner somewhere. Since relocating to New York five weeks ago for a fancy focus-group moderator position at Hayes Heeley Market Research, and up until getting "restructured" right out of that very same position two days ago, I worked, went for coffee and had lunch with Valerie Benjamin nearly every day. After this much concentrated time in her company I know what she looks like down to the last eyelash. I know her taste in men, clothing and cocktails; her life's philosophy and her family background.
I know she has an identical twin.
From It's About Your Husband by Lauren Lipton. Reproduced with permission from Warner Books, Inc., a division of Hachette Book Group USA, Inc. Copyright © 2006 by Lauren Lipton. All rights reserved. This excerpt, or any parts thereof, may not be reproduced without permission.


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Sac-Joaquin Section realignment proposal would move Vista to Capital Athletic LeagueBy: Matt Long, Sports Editor
A proposal by the Sac-Joaquin Section to realign the section's leagues and conferences has an impact on Vista del Lago.
In the proposal released last week, the Eagles would be moved from the Sierra Valley Conference to the Capital Athletic League, where Vista sports teams would face a whole different slate of opponents including Casa Roble, Christian Brothers, El Camino, Oakmont, Placer and Sacramento. The realignment would also place Vista del Lago in Division III instead of Division IV. If the proposal is approved, the move to the Capital Athletic League would begin in the fall of next year.
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how do i tell my mom im pregnant ? shes going to kick me out.
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If your mom kicks you out because you're pregnant, you don't need her around. This is the time you need her the most and she's going to abandon you. That's completely ridiculous! Try to get a secure and safe place to stay before you tell her. Try to find out about HUD, talk to a close friend, go to a local church...just try to find a place to stay before you tell her if you know for sure she's going to kick you out.posted 05/09/2012 by asturner1986
Find a safe place first. Call local churches. Call your county's health department to see what services they have available to single moms. Find the nearest shelter. Are you legally a child? Then you should call your state's child protection services and they can place you in foster care if your mom kicks you out. And this may be out there but look up 'couch surfing' it is a website where you can find a place to stay for a couple nights (mostly for vacationing but just try it).posted 05/09/2012 by chariot71226
i know telling your mom may seem like the scariest thing right now, but she may surprise you. she will probably get angry, yes, but i bet she will come around and be there for you. do like the prior posters said and try to line up somewhere jus tin case, but the best thing you can do is just bite the bullet and tell her. give her the chance to be there for you. and i know it will be hard, but little mama you have a LOT of hard things coming your way, and it will be a lot easier if you can have her by your side. you will get through it all and make it to the other side. just think of it as the first step you will take to help your own baby, and try to be brave! good luck!posted 05/24/2012 by Eli'sMomma11611
I thought the same thing when I told my Mom I was pg .She didn't and was very excited. She may surpise you. If she overreacts, she will eventuallyl come around. There are agencies to help single moms. Crisis pregnancy centers to give you clothing, money, etc. (((Hugs))) it will be ok. I promise.posted 07/15/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
My mum is a complete "control freak" as i thought she would completely flip out... the only thing i could do was tell her straight out.. theres no way to make it easier, you just have to do it. and do it before you get too far along! so i told her.. and she said "are you keeping it?" to which i said OF COARSE! and she said "well, good luck" and continued hanging out the washing! the complete OPOSITE of what i expected to happen... i was expecting WW3! so, just do it! and if all hell breaks loose, stay at a friends for a while :) P.S. do it in person, not by txt, letter, email etc. In person will be a lot better in the end.posted 07/09/2012 by BiancaMay
I thought the same thing when I found out I was pg with my first baby at a young age. I moved out before I told my parents. My Dad pretty much disowned me. My Mom however was very excited and supportive. You never know how she'll react until you tell her. Pray about it and tell her. Have you told the baby's father? What is he willing to help you with? Becoming a Mom at 18 made me appreciate everything my Mom did for me growing up. It made me see life in a new light and gave me a new hope. I don't regret my decision to have my baby. I was in love with her the minute they placed her on my chest. You can do this. Be brave, be strong, and be courageous!posted 06/29/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
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Great home course. Difficult to say the least. Bring your floaters and an extension pole. If you don't have a pole, then there are plenty of long branches on the banks of the lakes. certain holes have low ceilings. so overall tough course in a great park. You won't be disappointed. On Friday and Tuesday nights, they set up night golf. If you have never played night golf, then you need to. PS: bring bug spray.
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+0 votes Nick Bosovich › February 16, 2015
I actually really enjoyed this course and it was really easy for someone who has a good short game! A lot of water that comes into play on almost ever hole! Lost my zone on 9 in the water on a second throw... Dumb
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+0 votes Brian Volner › December 20, 2013
Lots of water, tight fairways, blind tee shots, low ceilings...a fun and challenging course! Enjoy!
+0 votes Van Stewart › October 6, 2013
Played from newly installed Short pads the shade is really nice through out play lots of water to deal with but over all really fun to play!
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Probably never playing here again; too much water with a few extremely tight fairways with endless slimy water pools lining both sides of the lane. Thank god for a floating Innova Wahoo! - Course has a great front 9 overlaying itself and an incredibly tough back. Just my $.02.
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hi, looking for a bit of advice, also new to the forums though I frequently browse here for info :-D
I have a thirty gal aquarium with 3 male platies, three guppies, 6 dwarf cori's, and two african dwarf frogs. I would really like to get some females for my male platies, but I worry about overstocking? usually I have heard a ratio of 3 to 1 female to male ratio is best, but I really don't think I could add nine platies. could I add three females without an unbalanced sex ratio or overstocking? how many would you suggest? or would you think my tank is stocked enough as is?
Hello and welcome to TFK :-D For the size of your aquarium you should be fine with adding the female platys, either six or nine. You can get away with doing a ratio of 2:1 female to male, although 3:1 would be better. What type of filtration are you running on the tank, and also do you have any live plants in the tank, if you do they will help with the filtration. A neat tool that some use when trying to figure out stocking is a calculator on aqadvisor, it does not take into account if the tank is planted or not, which will add additional filtration, but it can help in giving a general idea.
i'm running an aquaclear 50 with bio media, floss, and two sponges. it is planted though quite lighly and all my plants are new and small, about 6 dwarf sword bunches, about 6 Cryptocoryne wendtii that are still small, two giant marimo balls, 5 small. a small amount of pellia, about a 5cm by 5cm of weeping moss, plus a bit of java ferns.
With the filter and the plants you should not have any problems with adding the female platies, either 3:1 or 2:1 ratio would be fine.
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People in six categories were polled: mainline Protestant, conservative Protestant, Roman Catholic, Jewish, other religions and no religion. Among those who considered themselves "highly religious," all (except Jewish women) underestimated their true weight.
There is a good way to look at this: Religion "encourages self-worth beyond the body," suggested the study researcher, Karen Kim, and, so, provides a buffer against the ideals of popular culture.
And an even better way: "[Y]our body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, which you have from God, and that you are not your own" (1 Corinthians 6:19), reminds the ELCA Board of Pensions in the Live Well program.
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The iPhone 3G and what it lacks for SMS/Text messaging:
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- SMS Preview a privacy concern (can be turned off but a bit cumbersome to do so)
For the good parts, the iPhone 3G does have some pretty useful applications available. I have been using the Map application and Twitterific extensively. Also, the WiFi allows me to check emails, use Twitter, Facebook, download podcasts directly to my iPhone, all using my internet connection at home. This way I save on the data usage allocated by my service provider and can use it on the road the next time I'm lost again 😉
Inspite of the groovy look, useful applications, the iPhone does lack many standard and "usable" features. In fact most of these are not "features" but basic facilities that make the experience a tad bit better.
For one, the iPhone 3G lacks the basic copy/paste functionality. I wanted to insert a contact into the text message and just could not do it. Had to memories the number and insert it.
Next, the "Forward" feature is absent on the iPhone. Which means you really can not forward text messages to your friends. Add to it you cannot send text messages to multiple recipients. Nor does it have the familiar "Sent messages". The iPhone 3G lists text messages as conversations so I guess this could be one reason for Apple to leave out "Sent Messages", which I think is fair enough. Though at times I would love to delete just certain bits of conversation rather than the entire conversation.
The iPhone 3G also lacks the character count feature. So when you type your text message you really don't know if you have reached the message limit. Recently, in my enthusiasm, I sent a number of messages to my mates, which they received in two parts. Since there is no character count on the iPhone I merrily sent messages without realising I was over the standard limit.
One annoying feature, and one that I think is a privacy concern is the SMS preview feature on the iPhone 3G. Imagine you are showing some one a cool app or your iPhone when a private, personal text message is displayed. Now that could be embarrassing. But the iPhone does precisely that. It displays part of the text message when you receive one. The only way to turn off SMS preview on the iPhone is to enable the Passcode Lock. I discovered this only by accident. Most of the feature on the iPhone is an "accidental discovery" path to efficient use ;-). Coming back to the privacy issue, enabling the Passcode Lock means entering a password every time you want to use your iPhone. So the work around is really cumbersome. Turning off SMS preview on the iPhone now displays incoming text messages with the senders name and "Text Message" written below it.
Some would argue that you could do all of the above via email on the iPhone. But, not everyone on my contact list has email access on their phones. And I certainly don't want to use email to inform my mates to meet me two blocks away for beer. I'd rather forward them a text message.
So yes, the iPhone does look all nice and sexy on the surface, but it does lack these small features that make life a lot more easier. I hope, in the next upgrade they do consider these basic standard features thats available on even the most basic phones.
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War Despatches: Indo-Pak Conflict, 1965
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The conflict was short and limited, packed with intense activity, major movement, heavy fighting, and crucial decisions. The initiative rested with Pakistan to commence hostilities, which they did with a mix of irregular and regular troops and tactics. This is a story of anticipation, of impending actions, of virtual equality of forces engaged in a savage battle of attrition in which no quarter was given or asked. The author provided an unflappable presence under whose command the army imposed unacceptable levels of losses on the enemy, first toning down their rhetoric, then their confidence, and last their ability to sustain very high levels of material losses. There is very little material or records to draw upon for our military studies of warfare in and around the Indian subcontinent. War Despatches narrates, for the first time, the inside story through original dispatches by the army commander from the war zone. To maintain the authenticity of the dispatches, the military style of writing has been followed in the text as far as possible.


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Warriors Vs Spurs Game 3 Point Spreads, NBA Playoffs Predictions
This Western Conference semifinal series heads to the coast for Game 3 on Friday night, May 10th as a big streak ended in Game 2. Following another NBA odds win, the Golden State Warriors ( 52-38, 50-39-1 ATS ) host the San Antonio Spurs ( 63-25, 43-43-2 ATS ) from the Oracle Arena with tip-off at 10:30 p.m. ET. The game will be televised nationally on ESPN.
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In Game 1, it was Stephen Curry and in Game 2, Klay Thompson lit it up from behind the arc, leading the Golden State Warriors to a victory, evening their series with the San Antonio Spurs at 1-1. Here at Bookmaker Sportsbook, we're helping you beat the NBA odds with a preview of Friday night's Game 3.
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For the first time in over 16 years, the Warriors got a S.U. victory in San Antonio, downing the Spurs 100-91 in Game 2. Klay Thompson exploded in the first half and finished with 34 points on 13-of-26 shooting, including hitting 8-of-9 shots from behind the arc. Thompson also had 14 rebounds for the Warriors, who were up 19 at the half and, unlike in Game 1, held onto their lead. Stephen Curry had 22 points on 7-of-20 shooting. Harrison Barnes added 13 and Carl Landry had 10. Golden State shot 45.2 percent from the field and 11-of-23 from the perimeter.
The struggled from the field in the loss, shooting only 39.3 percent, debilitating their NBA odds chances. Tim Duncan led the way with 23 points and nine rebounds, with Tony Parker adding 20, but no other Spur had more than 12 points. San Antonio shot only 5-of-21 from behind the arc, with Manu Ginobili hitting 1-of-6 three-point shots.
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Free Pick — The Warriors enter Friday as a 2-point favorite, and they are 8-5 ATS this season as a 1-2.5-point favorite. The Spurs are 1-2 ATS as a slim underdog. Golden State has struggled a bit this season following 5-9-point wins, going 5-10 ATS, but 3-3 at home. The Spurs are 3-4 ATS after a 5-9-point loss and 2-1 on the road. The big question is if San Antonio, which needed a huge rally in Game 1 to avoid going down 2-0 in the series, can get a win on the road, as the Warriors are very good at home and clearly have found their shooting stroke against the Spurs' defense.
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As many as 200 boaters and 200 co-anglers are expected to compete in the Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League Carolina Division tournament, June 16 on High Rock Lake.
As many as 200 boaters and 200 co-anglers are expected to compete in the tournament, which will award as much as $45,000 in cash, including a top award of $6,000 in the Boater Division.
If the winner is a participant in the Ranger Cup incentive program, he will receive a $1,000 bonus from Ranger Boats and $500 from Yamaha if his boat is powered by Yamaha. Ranger will award $500 to the highest-finishing Ranger Cup participant if not the winner, and Yamaha will kick in $250 if the boat is powered by Yamaha.
Bombardier will award $1,000 to the winning boater if the winners boat is equipped with a qualifying Evinrude E-TEC or Direct Injection outboard. Thats a potential top award of $8,000 for anglers who meet contingency guidelines.
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Snickers Big Bass awards of up to $1,000 and $500, respectively, will also be awarded in the Boater and Co-angler Divisions.
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Warm-climate penguin visits ABC15 Mornings
PHOENIX - While it might seem like penguins would be happier in colder climates, we met one fellow who actually prefers to be warm.
"Captain," an African, or black-footed penguin, joined Christopher and Iris on ABC15 Mornings on Saturday.
Dr. Sam Russak with Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium said Captain is from the southern coast of Africa .
Russak said that half of the world's penguins actually live in temperate or warmer environments.
She said the water in Captain's aquarium is kept at about 70 degrees.
The edge of Captain's beak is serrated, to help him catch the fish he eats, Russak said.
Russak said the African penguin is one of the smaller species, an attribute of penguins from warmer climates.
Besides taking a look at the penguin exhibit, there's plenty more to do at Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium. They are open every day from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m.
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Articles published in the International Journal of Children's Spirituality:
Abstracts of these journal articles are available online at the website of the journal's publisher: Taylor and Francis. To view an abstract, click on the article title below. The full text versions are available to the journal's subscribers at the same site. The authors are permitted to distribute a limited number of copies; to request a copy, email here
Singleton, A, Mason, M & Webber, R 2004, 'Spirituality in
adolescence and young adulthood: a method for a qualitative study', International Journal of Children's Spirituality, Vol. 9, No. 3, (December), pp. 247-262.
Mason, M, Singleton, A & Webber, R 2007,
Mason, M, Singleton, A & Webber, R 2007,'The spirituality of young Australians' , International Journal of Children's Spirituality, Vol. 12, No. 2, (August), pp. 149-163.


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Help Mia Handwrite to collect all of the Golden Book Pages and rescue her little brother from the evil Wizard of Books. Magical Gloves is a funny and innovative platform game where your ability with the mouse will be crucial to solve puzzles and face different dangers.
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I have just come back from the kouros bay and it was wonderful. The hotel is cleaned throughout the day and the rooms were cleaned daily also. The sheets were made into shapes everyday! The rooms were comfortable and the air con was a godsend which was free. The balconies are a good size with chairs and a table which overlook either the road, pool or gardens around the hotel. There aren't fridges in the rooms, but were available to hire, although you may have to wait a couple of days to get one and cost 2.50 euros per day. Safes are availabe to hire also in the reception area which cost 1 euro per day. Breakfast was continental with rolls, bread, croissants, etc, although they did have scrambled and boiled eggs and mini frankfurters every day, and some days poached eggs too. The hotel has a restaurant for lunch and dinner, and although the food was good, it wasn't very good value for money. You're better off eating in the town. The hotel is right on the beach and there are sunbeds and brollies which cost 5 euros for 2 sunbeds and a brollie, and if 1 passenger travelling it costs 2.50 euros. The beach is shingly, but the water was lovely and clear. The hotel is around 20 minutes walk to the resort centre but if you can't face the walk, taxis cost 3 euros. The town is a fishing village with bars and restaurants on the front overlooking the port. The resort has some lovely shops, mainly tourist stuff and mini markets plentiful. The nightlife is low key, no discos, but a few bars which have music, but not banging! The port area also has a childrens playground. There are lots of restaurants on the front serving everything from meat, fish, pizza, pasts and greek food. There are also little tavernas up side streets which you can miss quite easily. One of the best ones is the aphrodite. A good fish restaurant, can't remember the name, go down to the port, turn right and walk past the bars and is right at the end on the left right on the harbour front, it's exellent. The food is very reasonable in pythagorion, 2 courses with a glass of wine and water will cost around #10 per person. If you are a single traveller, like i was, this hotel and resort is perfect. I never once felt unsafe and everyone was really friendly. The resort is close to the airport, so expect aircrast noise, but none during the night. If you want to see the island, there are many beaches and mountain villages to explore, so car hire is a must! Very enjoyable stay and would definately go backa
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The celebrity magazine says it was fooled by a hoaxer into believing Cheryl Cole was in a relationship with a rap star.
15:39, UK, Wednesday 20 February 2013
Now magazine has apologised to Cheryl Cole for publishing false claims that she had a secret relationship with rapper MC Harvey.
It said the emails it based its story on had in fact been sent by a hoaxer who was masquerading as the singer.
MC Harvey, a former member of So Solid Crew, was also apparently taken in by the hoax and last year got into a public Twitter row with Cole after she denied the claims.
Cole tweeted at the time: "Was this 'relationship' happening in your head @harveyofficial?! Are you smoking something?"
MC Harvey - whose real name is Michael Harvey Jr - tweeted back insisting that the singer had been emailing him.
Now magazine, which features celebrity news and gossip, has set the record straight in its latest edition and admitted its February 2012 story was without foundation.
"Sorry Cheryl. There was no romance with Harvey - we got it wrong," reads its front cover.
Inside the apology continues: "Although we have seen several hundred emails, written over a six-month period, apparently between Cheryl, her mother and Michael, we are now satisfied that the emails from Cheryl and her mother are not genuine.
"They appear to be the work of a calculated and meticulous hoaxer masquerading as Cheryl who went to great lengths to deceive Mr Harvey."
It added: "We're sorry, Cheryl, for any embarrassment and upset we have caused you. We have agreed to pay Cheryl damages and legal costs."
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Dr Dewi Lewis
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The ultimate success for a materials synthesis programme would be to first determine the structure we would like to make - with particular properties, such as shape-selective catalysis - which we would then predict how to make and then simply synthesise! As part of this effort, we are trying to both develop tools to aid with the synthesis design - through our template design efforts - and to develop an understanding of the self-assembly processes that occur during such syntheses. We employ a range of methods as appropriate - from ab initio modelling of key nucleation steps to forcefield-based Monte Carlo and de novo molecular assembly methods.
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- D. W. Lewis, C. M. Freeman, C. R. A. Catlow, 'Predicting The Templating Ability Of Organic Additives For The Synthesis Of Microporous Materials', J. Phys. Chem., 1995, 99, 11194.
- D. W. Lewis, D. J. Willock, C. R. A. Catlow, J. M. Thomas, G. J. Hutchings, 'De Novo Design of Structure-Directing Agents for the Synthesis of Microporous Solids', Nature, 1996, 382, 604.
- D. W. Lewis, G. Sankar, J. Wyles, J. M. Thomas, C. R. A. Catlow, D. J. Willock, 'Synthesis of a Small-Pore Microporous Material Using a Computationally Designed Template', Angew. Chemie, 1997, 36, 2675.
- G. Sastre, D. W. Lewis, C. R. A. Catlow, 'Mechanisms of silicon incorporation in SAPO-5 and SAPO-34', J. Phys. Chem. B, 1997, 101, 5249.
- D. W. Lewis, C. R. A. Catlow, G. Sankar, S. W. Carr, 'Structure Of Iron-Substituted ZSM-5', J. Phys. Chem., 1995, 99, 2377.


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Captain Kangaroo
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Captain Kangaroo was a children's television series which, in one form or another, ran from 1955 until 1984 on CBS and was later re-run on PBS. Created by and starring Bob Keeshan, the series combined comedy skits with nature lessons, story reading, animated segments, and puppet characters.
Though the series was not designed to follow a specific educational curriculum, elements of the Captain Kangaroo format influenced the development of Sesame Street. This was in no small part due to the fact that many of the key members of the Children's Television Workshop, including Dave Connell and Jon Stone, had previously worked on the series. Episodes of Captain Kangaroo were studied to test children's attention spans and to help develop the CTW model. [1]
When scheduling the first season of Sesame Street, Joan Ganz Cooney and associates deliberately avoided the 8 a.m. timeslot occupied on CBS by Captain Kangaroo, so as not to be in direct competition with what CTW viewed as the only worthwhile network children's show. [2]
- The book Would You Like to Play Hide & Seek in This Book With Lovable, Furry Old Grover? by former Captain Kangaroo staffer Jon Stone features Grover shouting "Mr. Greenjeans," the name of the Captain's chief sidekick.
- In Sesame Street episode 1091, when Oscar calls for service on the airplane, he calls out for Captain Kangaroo.
- Muppets Tonight episode 211 includes a cameo by Bob Keeshan. He appears in character as Captain Kangaroo, wearing the red blazer he adopted during the 1970s and 1980s incarnation of the series.
- In the 1989 book It's No Fun to Be Sick!, Herry's Mother says that Flossie was watching Captain Koala before her nap.
- Pearl Bailey guest starred
- John Canemaker worked on animated transitions and inserts in the 1970s
- Kevin Clash played Kevin the college student, various sketch roles, and built and performed Artie and other puppets in the 1980s
- David Connell was executive producer during the 1960s
- Bill Cosby appeared in regular "Picture Pages" segments beginning in 1980
- Margaret Hamilton guest starred
- Hal Linden guest starred
- Jim Martin puppeteered in the 1980s
- Bill McCutcheon played Mr. Homan from 1965-1966
- Jeff Moss worked as a production assistant in the 1950s and wrote scripts and songs in the 1960s
- Dolly Parton guest starred
- Matt Robinson wrote for the series in the 1980s
- Fred Rogers guest starred
- Jon Stone wrote and directed for the series in the 1960s
- ↑ Morrow, Robert. Sesame Street and the Reform of Children's Television. p. 66
- ↑ Ibid. p. 99
External links
- find out infro from the new Captain Kangaroo on the All New Captain Kangaroo & Mister Moose's Fun Time wiki


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People often wish to look their best, regardless of their age. They would want to avoid looking so old and withered, even if their age reflects it. There are some, however, who have undergone such wear and tear in the early part of their lives it would seem unbelievable that they look so mature despite being so young. Some of these individuals would start seeing creases developing under their eyes. Wrinkling is never something people want to go through. Therefore, it would only seem necessary for them to find solutions such as eye creams. There are some cases in which the use of moisturizing agents would prove insufficient, and aren't all that effective in getting rid of skin dryness. Some individuals would often think that using just one solution would be enough, since they have this misconception that everything is just the same. However, what are the reasons why people often use eye creams?
· Skin that is situated around the eyes happens to have very thin membranes. The purpose of eye creams is to penetrate the deep layers of the skin, providing proper nourishment to these membranes. What people may worry about is the formulas used for these creams. However, these have been carefully developed so as to ensure that no damage is done. Still, it is important for consumers to actually take the time in finding some eye creams which wouldn't penetrate way too deep in order to avoid irritation.
· Eye creams with just the right amount of natural ingredients can prove essential in the fight against eye bags. Heavy looking eye bags give others the impression that an individual is so stressed and devoid of any enjoyment in life. With these eye creams, not only are eye bags eliminated, but also the puffiness that comes with extra stress. Wrinkles are also a major reason for the purchase of these creams. The eyelids will certainly look a lot better, thus enhancing an individual's overall appearance to such a huge extent.
· All the best eye creams in the industry, taking cost and effectiveness into consideration, are filled with highly powerful ingredients such as haloxyl, eyeliss and nano-emulsion forms of the Q10 coenzyme. What this means is that all the signs of aging are significantly reduced upon use of these creams. Of course, it is highly important that consumers research on the ingredients of these eye creams and make sure those three are included. Even after just a few days of use, there will be a significance change to be seen.
· Eye creams are relied upon by consumers simply because they have undergone careful testing. Regular face cream cannot be applied on the eyelids simply because they contain much stronger components which can damage the eyes by way of accidental entry.
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Mo-ham-mad cursed Jews and Christians.
- From: "Truth DEFEATS Islam!" <TruthDEFEATSIslam!@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 5 Nov 2005 09:21:16 -0600
Qur'an 9:30 And the Jews say: Ezra is the son of Allah; and the Christians
say: The Messiah is the son of Allah. These are the words of their mouths.
They imitate the sayings of those who disbelieved before. Allah's curse be
on them! How they are turned away!
Note: Mo-ham-mad cursed Jews and Christians.
KILLFILES are great! Following is a list of "village idiots" bound and
gagged in the straitjackets of my KILLFILE: Sabastawi, LeNoir, FARIS JAWAD,
ABU ALWAFA, Franko Pizza, Katrina , Mujahid , Nasser, Sinbad, Saif Al-Islam,
Free Palestine, Salem, Nidal, Si-Salah, Troll Hunter, R Geovani, Rudolph W.
Giuliani, Ilan Ramon, ªk½ü¤jªk¦n, Blondes Gaulloises, Romero, Salim
Regarding Israel, GOD said: "I will bless those who bless you, and I will
curse him who curses you. All of the families of the earth will be blessed
in you."
(Genesis 12:3) <== (this is why the "Islamic world" is in ruins)
Regarding the reestablishment of Israel, GOD said: Now therefore thus saith
the Lord, the God of Israel . . . Behold, I will gather them out of all the
countries, whither I have driven them, in mine anger . . . and I will bring
them again unto this place, and I will cause them to dwell safely: and they
shall be my people and I will be their God .
.. . (Deuteronomy 32:36-38) <== (this expalins the miracle "rebirth" of
Israel in 1948)
God Bless Israel!
God Bless America!
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Yesterday I examined whether or not playing well late in the season translated into October success for batters. The answer was no, probably not. I compared regular season wOBAs in the months of September and October for batters to their wOBAs in the postseason to see if trends that began at the end of the regular season continued into the playoffs. The numbers indicated that for the last three World Series winners at most four batters continued their late-season trends into October. The rest saw their performances reset, sometimes wildly.
Today I'm examining the key pitchers from the 2009 Yankees, 2008 Phillies and 2007 Red Sox, once again to see if performance from the end of the regular season is in any way a predictor of playoff performance.
Here's the data:
Once again, the numbers suggest that the old rubric that everything resets in the postseason is true. On the 2009 Yankees, only CC Sabathia continued the trend he established in September into October. Many pitchers on the team improved in the playoffs, but improvement is not a continuation of a baseline. It is a change, and many Yankee pitchers got worse as well. On the 2008 Phillies only Brad Lidge performed at the same (excellent) level from the end of the season through October. A case could be made for Cole Hamels, but he improved his performance by more than one run per game, which is a substantial change from the end of the season. Finally, on the 2007 Red Sox, only Curt Shilling's September was a reliable predictor for his postseason. Most of their pitchers actually improved, but their end-of-season play didn't suggest that their numbers would improve.
There were two motivations to this series of posts. The first was to see if there was any truth to the rumor that postseason baseball is effectively a reset button for the teams who succeed once they get there. By all accounts the answer is yes, for both batters and pitchers.
The second motivation to these posts was to see if there was any silver lining to the Yankees' recent bad play. At the time of this writing it would take an unprecedented late season collapse to keep the Yankees out of October, but if September is any indicator the Bombers won't have much mojo once they get there.
The good news is that by all accounts September doesn't seem to be an indicator. October does in fact seem to be the start of a second season. So long as the Yankees get that last victory they should have as strong a chance to make a run as any other contender.


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They seized what they're calling a sizable amount of marijuana, packing materials to sell the drug and an undisclosed amount of cash.
Johnson, who's charged with possession of marijuana, is out on bond for a similar offense in Lowndes County.
He remains behind bars at the Berrien County jail.
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May 1, 2016
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) _ No hymnals. No pews. No steeple. No stained glass windows. And no women.
This ain't your grandma's church.
Organizers of the Church For Men say that guys are "bored stiff'' in many churches today.
The Church For Men meets one Saturday evening a month, drawing about 70 guys dressed in everything but straight laced shirts and neckties. The service features a rock band, a shot clock to time the preacher's message and a one hour in and out guarantee.
The church is part of a national movement to reverse what many Christian pastors and ministers are calling a troubling trend.
Studies show that men are less likely than women to show up on Sunday mornings, and the reaction has been an emerging testosterone theology of sorts. Churches nationwide are now reaching out to men.
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Zoo Lights
- Dec 6, 2013
- Dec 23, 2013
- 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
This event has passed
December 6th to 23rd!
Zoo Lights presented by BMO Harris Bank at Reid Park Zoo is guaranteed to put you in the winter spirit, with jingle bells, twinkling lights, falling snow, and Santa.
Light displays, animal-theme light sculptures, and thousands of sparkling bulbs will help make Zoo Lights a part of your Tucson holiday tradition.
- $6 for Adults
- $4 for Children
- Children under 2 are free
There will be FREE cookies and $1 Hot Cocoa
Tickets are non-refundable.
Zoo Members
Join us for Member Appreciation Nights December 6th through the 12th and receive 50% off admission prices or $1 off after December 12th.
Not a member yet? Click here to sign up today!
Animals will be off exhibit for this event.