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bill dalam Bahasa Melayu
terjemahan dan definisi "bill", Inggeris-Bahasa Melayu kamus talian
Penterjemahan ke dalam Bahasa Melayu:
- bilA request for payment for products and/or services sold.A commercial document issued by a seller to the buyer, indicating products or services already provided to the buyer as well as the corresponding price that the buyer has to pay.
- rang undang-undang
- tagihan
Maksud-maksud lain:
weapon of infantry
Credit account, e.g., in a shop or bar.
official statement
beaklike projection
A cutting instrument, with hook-shaped point, and fitted with a handle, used in pruning, etc.; a billhook.
A written list or inventory. (Now obsolete except in specific senses or set phrases; bill of lading, bill of goods, etc.)
Any of various bladed or pointed hand weapons, originally designating an Anglo-Saxon sword, and later a weapon of infantry, especially in the 14th and 15th centuries. A common form of bill consisted of a broad, heavy, double-edged, hook-shaped blade, having a short pike at the back and another at the top, and attached to the end of a long staff.
law: declaration made in writing, stating some wrong the complainant has suffered from the defendant
(transitive) To dig, chop, etc., with a bill.
bird's beak
(transitive) To advertise by a bill or public notice.
(legislative) bill
A beak-like projection, especially a promontory.
A writing binding the signer or signers to pay a certain sum at a future day or on demand, with or without interest, as may be stated in the document. A bill of exchange. In the United States, it is usually called a note, a note of hand, or a promissory note.
Somebody armed with a bill; a bill-man.
to advertise by a bill
External anatomical structure of birds which is used for taking food and for eating.
A paper, written or printed, and posted up or given away, to advertise something, as a lecture, a play, or the sale of goods; a placard; a poster; a handbill.
A draft of a law, presented to a legislature for enactment; a proposed or projected law.
(obsolete) To peck.
somebody armed with a bill
To demand payment.
to work with a bill
note (currency)
bill (law)
bill of exchange
(obsolete, law) A declaration made in writing, stating some wrong the complainant has suffered from the defendant, or a fault committed by some person against a law.
(US) A piece of paper money; a banknote.
to charge or enter in a bill
The beak of a bird, especially when small or flattish; sometimes also used with reference to a turtle, platypus, or other animal.
extremity of the arm of an anchor
to stroke bill against bill
Proposed law presented to the parliament for approval.
written inventory
Sum owed in a restaurant, or the relative bill.
piece of paper money
To stroke bill against bill, with reference to doves; to caress in fondness.
A document, originally sealed; a formal statement or official memorandum. (Now obsolete except with certain qualifying words; bill of health, bill of sale etc.)
A written note of goods sold, services rendered, or work done, with the price or charge; an invoice.
cutting instrument
(transitive) To charge; to send a bill to.
(nautical) The extremity of the arm of an anchor; the point of or beyond the fluke.
draft of a law
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Progressives are notorious for their internal foreign policy disagreements-particularly over the use of force and the proper role of America in the world. But the debate over President Barack Obama's decisions to intervene militarily in Libya and begin withdrawing from Afghanistan reveals that there is serious and profound disagreement among conservatives over which direction their coalition's foreign policy should take heading into the 2012 presidential election.
Charges and countercharges are flying between conservatives. Supporters of the wars in Libya and Afghanistan are on the offensive against perceived isolationism creeping into the ranks of conservative presidential candidates and elected officials. Other pundits, like former Ronald Reagan speechwriter Peggy Noonan, have defended the "new sobriety" of conservatives skeptical of the wars. Judging by the flurry of recent rhetoric, an out-and-out war over the contours of conservative foreign policy is brewing within the ranks of the conservative elite.
The main dividing line among conservatives today is between neoconservatives and conservative nationalists. These two groups share many of the same underlying assumptions-for example that the United States is inherently insecure in an anarchic international system in which survival depends fundamentally on military power. But they do not necessarily share the same ideas of what must be done about this problem.
Neoconservatives look at anarchy and see that it results from the lack of an overarching authority that can impose order on the international system. Since anarchy results in chronic insecurity for the United States, national security can only be assured by eliminating or tamping down international anarchy. Therefore the United States must take on the role of the overarching international authority and impose order on the international system in order to ensure America's security. Neoconservatives often invoke values to justify military interventions since they believe that the spread of democracy equals the spread of American power and hence enhances American security.
By contrast, conservative nationalists do not have the same visions about international order that drive neoconservatives. To conservative nationalists, international anarchy and the profound insecurity it generates means that the United States must look out for itself first and foremost.
While conservative nationalists range from noninterventionist isolationists like Ron Paul and Pat Buchanan, to expansive hegemony pursuers like Dick Cheney, the average conservative nationalist believes in the need for robust military power to protect the country and its interests with as few international restrictions as possible. They have no interest in nation building, and they view military force as a means of ensuring security in an inherently hostile world.
The differences between neoconservatives and conservative nationalists were obscured during the Bush administration. Many of the conservative nationalists who served under President George W. Bush-particularly Vice President Dick Cheney-had an expansive view of American security that was hard to distinguish from the neoconservative pursuit of benevolent American hegemony. And 9/11 only served to amplify the existing sense of national insecurity felt by conservative nationalists. It made them more receptive to the wide-ranging nature of security held by Cheney and others in the administration.
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Planetary aspects between natal charts in synastry are explained and
interpreted. The meaning of the following aspects in chart comparison are
presented: Venus conjunct, sextile, trine, square, or opposition Mars.
The romantic and sexual attraction between you is almost
irresistible. This relationship is one that was probably "more than
just friends" from the start. The intensity of your feelings for one
another is unlikely to fade over time, and you find much fulfillment
in your love for each other. Even if you go your separate ways, it
is likely that both of you will always remember each other for the
passion you once enjoyed. The Mars person epitomizes the sexual
energy and body ego that the Venus person finds attractive. The kind
of chemistry that you share is such that even if you did not match
each other's physical ideal, you would see each other as ideal
nevertheless. This type of chemistry is fantastic when it is a
short-term affair, and can get tricky when the relationship is
longer standing. Although the chemistry always exists between you,
the passion that it generates is harder to handle when all of the
"other" parts of a relationship develop, because sometimes the
energy is transmuted or mischanneled, and arguments over petty
things are the result. This is an erotic aspect, however, and,
regardless of gender, the Mars person is likely to assume the sexual
role traditionally associated with masculine, and the Venus person
with feminine. You know how to push each other's buttons.
This is a relationship that is sparked by an irresistible sexual
attraction and romantic desire. Your passion and desire for one
another will always remain alive. If either of you is prone to
possessiveness or jealousy, then you may find yourself feeling very
uncomfortable by even subtle indications that you are competing with
other suitors.
This is likely to be a stormy and fiery relationship. The
romantic attraction between you is very strong, but your feelings
are often not in tune with each other. One of you (typically the
Mars person but sometimes the Venus person) may feel sexually
aroused by the other and consequently be too aggressive in approach,
while the other person feels great love and affection, but is not
feeling as sexually attracted. The conflict here is all in the
timing. The Venus person may sometimes find the Mars person comes on
too strong, and is often offended or taken aback by his or her
directness. Jealousy and possessiveness are also likely. Feelings
can swing back and forth and you may not realize how much you love
each other until you are away from each other.
Romantic feelings are strong and you are very compatible
sexually. It is unlikely that the feeling of being "in love" will
ever fade completely, and it is likely that you will both see each
other as someone very special and dear to you throughout your lives.
Your relationship is definitely warm and romantic and very
fulfilling for both of you. The Venus person is enthralled with the
Mars person's sexuality and "body ego", and the Mars person is
turned on by the Venus person's loving nature. Appreciation on both
a romantic and sexual nature is a real part of your relationship,
and there is an easygoing energy between the two of you that is both
long-lasting and positive.
There is a strong romantic attraction between you and you
instinctively know how to please and make one another happy
sexually. Both tenderness and passion are present between you, so
this relationship can be immensely fulfilling to both of you! This
is a subtle part of your chemistry, and must be appreciated and
encouraged in order to be meaningful and active. The Venus person
finds the Mars person very attractive and pleasing, and the Mars
person thoroughly enjoys the attention.
*The above interpretations are from our
Romantic Compatibility Report.
If this is the most exact aspect between your charts, your main
relationship theme is to understand the opposing forces and needs
for both harmony and conflict in your relationship life. How you
handle conflict is both the problem and the solution.
Easier aspects: Conflict is a fact of life, but the two of you seem
to have learned quickly a way to deal with your differences in a
productive and mutually satisfactory way. There's always likely to
be a little sparring between you and some healthy debate, but
perhaps that's something you enjoy. Finding a balance between the
assertive and harmonizing qualities of relationship and life appear
to come more easily to you. Others are charmed by the way you handle
yourselves as a couple.
Challenging aspects: There's more of an edge to your conflicts and
sometimes your arguments can go too far, and you hurt each other. If
you see frustration mount between you, do something about it
immediately before you create negative patterns that are hard to
break. You may want to seek professional help to find ways both to
reduce and diffuse areas of conflict. If you're going to fight,
learn how to fight fair. Your conflicts will always be there to some
extent, but you can diminish the escalation. It's also worthwhile to
recognize and appreciate the effort that both of you put into your
* Interpretations from Compatibility & Conflict report.
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My search for great lunch places around the "day job" office led me to Ta-Ke this week. Now normally, I'm not a fan of strip mall sushi, especially given the fact that there is so much good sushi in Seattle and Bellevue. But I couldn't possibly pass up the opportunity to quote my friend Linnea. She asked me if I wanted to meet for lunch and when I asked where, she responded "There is good sushi behind Taco Bell". Just the opportunity to put that in print was enough to get me to give it a shot (because honestly, what are your thoughts when you read that line). It got even better when I realized that by "Taco Bell" she meant "Taco Time" which were separated by a half mile, but honestly not discernible when it comes to fast food Mexican. I may be the only one that thought this was humorous, but I'm willing to guess Nicky Kats is laughing right now as he's reading this
Once I finally made it to the right sushi place behind the right taco place (still shaking my head on this one), we took a seat and started looking through the menu. We decided that for lunch, we'd keep it pretty simple and go with the basics; ordering just a couple of rolls and a couple of nigiri items. This meant a rainbow roll, spicy tuna roll, hamachi (yellowfin tuna) nigiri and sake (salmon) nigiri. We also got some hot tea which was nice given the fact that it was cold and raining when we showed up.
The restaurant definitely wasn't packed; only three other tables in the place while we were there. But that didn't keep our order from taking more than 15 minutes to show up. If you are out at night at a happy hour, this isn't a big deal…if you are a business person working in Canyon Park, this isn't really acceptable. Often you only have an hour for lunch, so a 15 minute wait means inhaling your food and running back to the office (luckily we had a little bit of flexibility…).
Finally, our order showed up. The one thing about sushi is that it is always beautifully prepared. Arguably some of the best looking food prior to eating that exists. After taking the picture, I prepared my soy and wasabi mixture, and started with the piece of hamachi nigiri. And I will say I was surprised. It was definitely quality fish, nice and tender and flavorful. One of the biggest thing about sushi is that you should be able to take two bites without having to bite/rip/tear a piece of fish, and this definitely fit that bill. When I moved to the sake it was very good as well. So I was feeling good…until I moved to rolls.
I started with the rainbow roll. A traditional rainbow roll has a variety of sashimi (i.e. maguro, hamachi, sake and uni) draped over the top of a simple roll, often filled with crab (actually often a California roll). Again, the quality of the fish wasn't bad, but the filling of the roll was just not good. The filling consisted of imitation crab and a peppery mayonnaise. There was so much pepper flavor to it that it completely overwhelmed every single bite. And I like pepper…a lot! Just not in my sushi. It was so off-putting that it threw me off on every single bite. Then there was the spicy tuna roll which wasn't spicy at all. I've had lots of spicy tuna rolls…it's pretty much a default in Seattle (seriously…the Taphouse Grill offers spicy tuna rolls as an appetizer), and this was arguably the worst I've had. As I said, for starters, there was no spice. And for whatever is after starters, there was again this overwhelming taste of mayo. It was so unnatural and off-putting that it was difficult to take a bite (though hunger, and extra soy helped me overcome the taste).
Considering we had such a limited number of dishes, I think that Ta-Ke totally missed the boat. Even Linnea, who had initially suggested we go there, commented on the poor presentation of both rolls. She ended up eating a lot less than I did because even with soy, she couldn't get past the overwhelming mayo flavor. And I'll admit, there are a lot of unique flavors that may present themselves in sushi rolls that the traditional "I'm from Wyoming palette" is not used to. Mayonnaise should never ever ever ever be one.


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This week at the station
This week at Mawson: 25 October 2013
Shopping at Mawson
With only a week to go here at Mawson our winter is about to end. Five wintering expeditioners will leave the station soon, and about 22 summerers will fly in. For those going home they will need to be retrained for dealing with some things they generally haven't dealt with for a while. This includes rain, crowds, heavy traffic, pets, kids, lawyers and money!
Some of us (who are very slowly packing to leave) discovered our dusty unused wallets recently, and realised we will need to use these funny coloured plastic notes called "money" in about a month's time.
Having done a few winters previously, I can recall going back to Hobart and on my first night back I went to a bar, ordered a beer, walked away and forgot to pay for it. The local barman who had worked on the Hobart waterfront for a while had seen this scenario before – wintering expeditioners who desperately needed re-training on how to use money, and to remember to pay for things! They don't run courses for that!
Sometimes we forget how lucky we are to have many of the usual things we need from day-to-day automatically provided for us – and mostly for free. The AAD does a pretty good job with providing most of the things we need (with a few minor exceptions). Ignoring some of the things that occasionally run out over winter, we can go shopping here and get nearly all our daily needs without needing to pull out the wallet or credit card.Here are some examples:
- Shopping at Woollies, for all those personal items
- Our hardware store is great – has all of the essentials – but you MUST ask the tradies first! They'll even help you with your requirements.
- Vegetables are very seasonal here – only the potatoes are on special this month!
- Clothing store – not a lot of variety or style – but very bright colours this season and the prices are unbelievable. Customer service is excellent.
- The best supermarket in town – no weekly specials, but prices are down, down, down! Customer service is excellent.
Which was the first expedition to winter in Antarctica?
Q1:Which was the first expedition to winter in Antarctica?
A1: The Belgian Antarctic Expedition of 1897 to 1899.
Q2: Who was leading the team?
A2: Baron Adrien de Gerlache.
Q3: Who was one of the most notable expeditioners on board?
A3: Roald Amundsen!
Adrian de Gerlache was born in Hasselt on 2 August 1866. He showed a very strong interest in the sea and he joined up in the Belgian navy. He took part in multiple long distance trips and later on became captain on the Ostend-Dover ferry. Soon he became bored with this job and decided to organize his own expedition to Antarctica. He bought a Norwegian-built whaling ship (Patria) and renamed it the Belgica. A multinational crew of 23, two of whom were Roald Amundsen and Antoni Dobrowolski, departed from Antwerpen on 16 August 1897.
They had planned to be back at the start of the next year, however, on 28 February 1898 the expedition became trapped in the sea ice and it looked like they had no other option then to spend the winter in Antarctica. The long winter drove many men mad and they suffered badly from scurvy.
Finally, on 15 February 1899, after clearing a channel in the sea ice by hand they managed to break free from the ice and sail back to Belgium. It had taken nearly a month to sail the initial 10 km of ice they were trapped in. The expedition returned to Antwerpen on 5 November 1899. In total they spent two years and three months away from home, of which they spent 15 months in Antarctica. It must have been horrible conditions.
Amundsen gained lots of experience during this trip which would become valuable for him to reach the pole in the summer of 1911-1912.
Baron Adrien De Gerlache participated in more expeditions to Greenland, Barents Sea, Spitsbergen, etc. He died in Brussels on 4 December 1934 at the age of 68.
Everybody knows the names such as Scott, Amundsen and Shackleton but without people like Adrien de Gerlache they would have never achieved what they are now known for.
The chicks are getting bigger
Thank you Trent for getting in the kitchen for me... because I had a fabulous time at Auster Rookery again. The chicks are getting bigger, it won't be long now and they'll be moulting. They're all so active now, it's incredible to see them all getting worked up when a skua flies over head. The drive out to Auster is always interesting, even more so now that there are seal pups, lots of Adelie's and skua's, to make it even more enjoyable. Let's hope I get out here again real soon.


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Figure It Out--Nickelodeon's take on What's My Line and Danny Tamberelli's last taxable income--is returning to the cable network that first asked Lori Beth Denberg to guess the talent of some kid with a bowl cut.
More than a dozen years after its cancellation, the fondly-remembered kids' game show has been brought back by Nickelodeon, with the cable network ordering an astounding forty episodes to begin production starting next month. That is how confident Nick is in re-making Figure It Out.
In case you didn't have cable or aren't of a very specific age range: originally aired from 1997 to 1999, Figure It Out asked a panel of largely Nick-based minor celebrities to take turns guessing the talent of some smug, grinning kid lingering beside host and puberty-inviting Olympic-medalist Summer Sanders. In the years after going off the air, the show ran alongside reruns of such Mike O'Malley-centric retro favorites as GUTS and Get the Picture on Nick's GaS network until that shut down December 31, 2007, ruining the New Year for so many stoned college students.
It is not yet clear if favorites like Denberg, Tamberelli, Amanda Bynes, Michelle Trachtenberg, O'Malley, Kel, or Sanders will return, nor is it certain if the show will skew Family Style or Wild Style. Regardless, this should be enough to keep you and similarly-aged friends talking the whole evening about the Nickelodeon hits of yesteryear. Go ahead, bring up the fun house episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark? Make a nostalgic night of it.


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More people will soon be out of work in a county with the second highest unemployment rate in the state.
Cox Enterprises announced it has sold Saving Source Direct, a Tarboro-based business. A press release from Cox says the sale will move the company's operations to Alabama.
Saving Source Direct is the company that mails coupons to more than 17 million homes in 26 states. The sale is scheduled to close on Tuesday, May 26.
Affected employees at the Tarboro plant are being offered severance pay, benefits continuation and career transition services.
Saving Source Direct employs about 70 full-time and part-time employees.
Cox is also trying to sell some its newspapers, which include the Daily Reflector in Greenville, the Rocky Mount Telegram and the Daily Advance in Elizabeth City.
The unemployment rate for March in Edgecombe County is a staggering 16.3%. The only county who has a higher rate than that is Scotland County, with 16.6% unemployment.
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I have written many articles citing the benefits of long term investing over short term investing. Beating the market over the short term is simply too difficult for most investors to do. It is close to impossible to time the market. Most long time traders only have minimal success at buying low and selling high over the course of a few days. Long term investing gives the average investor the opportunity to make solid profits and reduces the emotional stress of watching the market day to day.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has surged past the 15,000 level and is even higher than it was before the economic collapse. Market highs are not nearly as tantalizing to the news media as market crashes. When the market was crashing, network news stations and political stations led their broadcasts off with the performance of the market. Fear leads to higher ratings for television news. Market crashes are much more exciting for networks than market tops. The market has rebounded mightily but has not received the same amount of coverage from the national news media. There are no primetime specials on the bounce back in stock prices. That is why I advise investors to avoid falling prey to their emotions when investing.
It is important to remember that slow and steady wins the race. Pay attention to the fundamentals when investing. It is far better to buy a company with solid fundamentals that has potential to reach its true value over a five year time period then to chase the latest and greatest investments trumpeted by Jim Cramer and other media types. Chasing growth over the short term is hard to do. Buying value over the long term is much easier.
Long-term readers have seen me trumpet the causes of Bank of America (BAC), General Electric (GE), and Ford since the market crash of 2009. I continue to believe that these companies have significant long term growth opportunities over the next few years. I have realized excellent gains in each of these stocks and continue to hold their shares. I continue to add these positions monthly.
I have recently started to pay attention to a few sectors that have fallen out of favor. In upcoming posts, I will be looking at the metals industry. There are a few companies that offer short term risks but have the potential for serious capital appreciation.


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None of the tickets sold for the Powerball game Saturday evening matched all six numbers drawn, which were:
Players matching all five numbers and the Powerball would have won or shared the $128 million jackpot. The prize goes to an estimated $146 million for Wednesday.
Tickets that match the first five numbers, but miss the Powerball, win $1 million each, and there were five of those. They were sold in: Maryland(1), New York(1), Pennsylvania(1), Tennessee(1) and Texas(1).
There were no Power Play Match 5 winners.
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May 5, 2016
By Julie Montanaro
November 23, 7pm
They were dishing up turkey with all the trimmings in Quincy.
Dozens of families showed up at Christ Town Ministries for a free meal.
There was turkey, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie and more for those stretched thin, those stuck working, and those who simply didn't want to eat alone.
Melissa Garza came with her mother.
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Inventory dates: 1994, 1995
Thesis: Cramer, T. K. 1997. A Floristic Survey of the Upper Green River Basin, Wyoming, vi + 126 pp.
This represents the thesis project by Thomas K. Cramer. Fieldwork was conducted during the summers of 1994 and 1995. The project encompassed the area between the Wind River and the Wyoming ranges; the southern boundary runs west from South Pass to Oyster Ridge near Kemmerer (Fremont, Lincoln, Sublette, and Sweetwater counties) for a total of 4,500 mi2 ranging in elevation from 6,300 to 9,765 feet. Collected were 9,950 specimens documenting 1,047 unique taxa. Species of conservation concern totaled 26 documented at 44 sites. Also vouchered were 89 exotics including eight noxious weeds. Funding was provided by the Bureau of Land Management and the University of Wyoming.
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The Salmon River Restoration Council is a community-based non-profit group that works collaboratively to protect and restore the ecosystems of California's spectacular Salmon River. With the active participation of the local community, our projects focus on anadromous fisheries and the development of a sustainable economy. Strong community partnerships are essential to our work.
We provide assistance and education to the general public and cooperating agencies by facilitating cooperation between stakeholders.
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The Salmon River is part of the Klamath-Siskiyou Bioregion and boasts some of the most diverse and intact biological habitat in the Western US. It provides essential clean water and genetic stock for the troubled Klamath River fishery and is of great importance to the recovery of the larger Klamath River watershed.


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In Europe, desperate times calls for desperate measures. Now the public pays the government to hold their money.
From the Wall Street Journal, (bold emphasis mine)
Investors agreed to pay the German government for the privilege of lending it money.
In an auction Monday, Germany sold €3.9 billion ($4.96 billion) of six-month bills that had an average yield of negative 0.0122%, the first time on record that yields at a German debt auction moved into negative territory.
This means that unlike most other short-term sovereign debt, in which investors expect to be repaid more than they lend, investors agreed to be paid slightly less. And they are willing to do that because they are so worried about the potential for big losses elsewhere.
That is particularly the case in Europe, where sovereign-bond markets have been rocked by a years-long crisis. Switzerland and the Netherlands, also seen as relatively safe countries in which to invest, are among the few that have sold debt with negative yields in recent months.
In other words, German, Swiss and Dutch debt holders are losing money in exchange for safety.
Negative yields are symptomatic of an aura of uncertainty, the intensifying state of distress, the insufficiency of an alternative and the urgency to seek safehaven.
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Last week a six-year-old Cuban resident almost reached American shores onboard an alleged smuggler's jet boat.
Unfortunately, the little boy drowned last Thursday morning when the 33-foot Florida registered jet boat capsized during a high-speed chase between the smuggler and the U.S. Coast Guard.
His mom and dad did survive the dash to America last week. They were released to the custody of some of their Florida relatives over the weekend, just in time for their son's funeral.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Blues placed forward T.J. Oshie on injured reserve with a lower-body injury and recalled rookie goalie Jake Allen under emergency conditions after one day at Peoria, Ill., of the AHL.
Allen replaces Jaroslav Halak, who injured his groin in a 4-1 victory Monday night at Minnesota. Forward Adam Cracknell was recalled to replace Oshie, who was hurt in the first period Monday.
Oshie has seven goals and 13 assists in 30 games. The 22-year-old Allen is 8-3 with a 2.45 goals-against average and .906 save percentage with two shutouts.
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It doesn't take much of a drive through the area to see there is all kinds of construction happening throughout Menomonee Falls and Germantown this summer. And as ground is broken, new structures begin to appear and facades are redone, there is a buzz around town about what is happening where.
In recent months, George Webb opened in Colonial Plaza and Rogan's Shoes opened in Falls Crossing in Menomonee Falls.
In addition, construction is underway to redo the facade of the old Pick 'n Save storefront at the Crossroads Shopping Center on County Line Road and Appleton Avenue, an area that is bustling with new development across the county line as well.
A Maurices store will anchor a new retail development that neighbors Germantown Plaza. Construction has begun at the 3.7-acre site, which will feature a four-tenant 23,248-square-foot retail building including Maurices.
Meanwhile, a Buffalo Wild Wings will be soon be front and center along County Line Road as part of a redevelopment of a portion of the Riversbend Country Club golf course property.
"I can't wait for the BW3s to be open," said Menomonee Falls resident Josh Meyers. "I love watching games there, and the wings are amazing!"
In addition to the 7,715- square-foot restaurant, the redevelopment will also incorporate a new golf club house and a 9,150-square-foot multi-tenant retail building. While original plans included a possible 7,660-square-foot Olive Garden as well, those plans were withdrawn from the project in February.
Industrial, office and residential development is also popping up throughout Menomonee Falls, said Director of Community Development Matt Carran. A 202,950-square-foot distribution center for FedEx has been approved a third of a mile east of Pilgrim Road.
On the docket for approval is also a 158,292-square-foot industrial building in the Westbrook Corporate Park.
In addition, a 21,000-square-foot office building near Appleton Avenue and Good Hope Road has been approved that will house an unknown business, and Kohl's is expanding within existing buildings in the village.
There has been also been continued progress in the downtown Village Centre area with the Purloin Art Studio and Coffee House nearing completion of a new facade project and the Blue Heron Mural that was recently installed along Appleton Avenue.
Single-family residential development has also picked up, Carran said, as work in five subdivisions are in various stages of development. The result will be 523 new single-family lots in Christman Estates, Silver Spring Estates, Spencer's Pass West, Wruck lands and Weyerhaven.
In addition, two projects have been approved for 462 dwelling units for multifamily development, including 318 near Roosevelt and Water Street and 144 near Good Hope Road and Appleton Avenue.
"All of this development has occurred since the first of the year — so yes we have been busy," Carran said.
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When Art Bunte decided to leave the University of Colorado's basketball program and head over the mountains to the University of Utah, it caused some consternation in Boulder and Denver, where he had attended South High School.
Everything seemed to be going well for Bunte at CU. He had completed his sophomore season in 1953 and was named to the all-Big Seven Conference first team after leading the Buffs in scoring at 19.1 points a game.
CU was building toward one of its best teams ever with Burdette Haldorson, Bob Jeangerard and Mel Coffman as some of Bunte's promising teammates. Coach Bebe Lee took the Buffs to the NCAA Tournament's Final Four two years later in what would have been Bunte's senior season.
"I just wasn't happy at Colorado," Bunte said from his home in Virginia. "I didn't see eye to eye with Coach Lee. It was a personal decision, and it turned out to be very positive for me."
Bunte had to pay tuition at Utah while sitting out the 1953-54 season, but he soon became a fixture for the Utes. Utah won the Skyline League championship in 1955 and 1956, and the 1955-56 team advanced to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament. Bunte's two-season point total of 1,152 still ranks 26th on Utah's all-time scoring list.
Bunte's decision to leave CU caught Haldorson by surprise when he heard of it while at home for the summer in Minnesota.
"Art always could score points," Haldorson said. "He had a nice touch, but I don't think he was happy at CU."
When Bunte played at South, the Denver Prep League was a five-team circuit. He played in the same era of Ron Shavlik at East, who went on to be an All-American at North Carolina State.
His coach at South was Bob Wilson, whom Bunte credits with instilling in him a strong work ethic.
"I always was heavy when I played at South," Bunte said. "When I graduated, I was 6-foot-2, 252 pounds. A year later, I was 6-4, 210 pounds. I always could shoot, and that kept me in the game."
Bunte's path to CU cleared when Hoyt Brawner, basketball coach at the University of Denver, looked the other way when it came time to offer a scholarship.
While playing at Utah, Bunte got to know the who's who of basketball. Bill Russell and the University of San Francisco were prominent.
"I played against Russell twice, and San Francisco beat us both times," Bunte said. "I also played on the same team with Russell in the Olympic Trials."
Bunte's highlight was playing at top-ranked Kentucky on Dec. 24, 1954. The Utes were ranked No. 2 and had the lead going into the final minutes. Kentucky won 70-65.
After college, Bunte came back to Denver and played for coach Johnny Dee and the Denver-Chicago Truckers in the National Industrial Basketball League. The Truckers won the league title one year and won some games in the National AAU Tournament played in Denver, but never won it.
Bunte retired from basketball in 1960, but two years earlier, he had one last big moment, when the Phillips Oilers picked him up for the Pan American Games Trials, in which he played against Oscar Robertson and Jerry West.
Once out of basketball, Bunte turned to a career in the trucking business. He had offices in Denver, Salt Lake City and Virginia before retiring in 2000.
Bunte has no regrets and thinks he found the best of both worlds.
"At Utah, I got an education and I met my wife," Bunte said. "CU gave me an opportunity, and its team did very well after I left. I get a letter all the time reminding me that I'm a member of the 'C Club's Living Legend' team and I played there only two years."
Bunte is a "Living Legend" at CU because 50 years have passed since he earned his first varsity letter.
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Born: Nov. 16, 1933, in Denver
High school: Denver South
Colleges: Colorado and Utah
Family: Wife Joanne (deceased) and sons Scott, Mark and Todd
In the future: Keeping track of triplet grandsons


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Fourth-Annual Golden Pete Winners Announced
Hoevet, McClintock receive Big Ten Medal of Honor
Tracking the Boilermakers
News and notes on Purdue Athletics
Tracking the Boilermakers
News and notes on Purdue Athletics
FB Hosts Old Oaken Bucket Game on Saturday
Saturday is Senior Day in Ross-Ade Stadium
FB Heads to Iowa City to Face No. 6 Iowa
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2014: Second team All-Big Ten ... appeared in and started 11 games … finished the season with 74 tackles, 51 solo, 1.5 TFL's, one sack, a fumble recovery, three interceptions for 119 yards, one interception return for a touchdown, and seven PBU's, 11 punt returns for 175 yards … named Paul Hornung Weekly Honor Roll after recording seven tackles, six solo, one interception, two PBU's, and two punt returns for 63 yards against Western Michigan on Aug. 30 … made two solo tackles and one punt return for 21 yards against Central Michigan on Sept. 6 … finished with eight tackles, five solo, a PBU, and one punt return for 17 yards against No. 11 Notre Dame on Sept. 13 … had seven tackles, four solo, against Southern Illinois on Sept. 20 … made 10 tackles, eight solo, with one PBU, two punt returns for 34 yards, and his first career interception returned for a touchdown, against Iowa on Sept. 27 … recorded a season-high 12 tackles, seven solo, with 1.5 TFLs, a sack, and a fumble recovery at Illinois on Oct. 4 … had six tackles, five solo, two PBU's, an interception, and one punt return for one yard against No. 8 Michigan State on Oct. 11 … made seven tackles, four solo, with a PBU and one punt return for four yards at Minnesota on Oct. 18 … had one tackle at No. 17 Nebraska on Nov. 1 … recorded six tackles, four solo, against Northwestern on Nov. 22 … finished with eight tackles, six solo, and two punt returns for 35 yards at Indiana on Nov. 29.
2013: Appeared in all 12 games, making 11 starts … finished fourth on the team with 61 tackles, 46 solo, with 2.0 TFL's, two interceptions and three PBU's … had five tackles, four solo, and an interception at Cincinnati on Aug. 31 … tallied a pair of tackles, a PBU and blocked a kick against Indiana State on Sept. 7 … had six tackles, including one for loss, and a PBU against No. 21 Notre Dame on Sept. 14 … had eight tackles at No. 24 Wisconsin on Sept. 21 … finished with four tackles and an interception against Nebraska on Oct. 12 … had four tackles, including one for loss, at Michigan State on Oct. 19 … had a career-high 11 tackles, eight solo, against No. 4 Ohio State on Nov. 2 … finished with six tackles, five solo, against Iowa on Nov. 9 … had seven tackles, five solo, at Penn State on Nov. 16 … had four tackles, three solo, against Illinois on Nov. 23 … finished with four solo tackles and a PBU at Indiana on Nov. 30.
2012: Appeared in all 13 games, making five starts … had 45 tackles, including 36 solo stops and one for loss … recorded two interceptions and nine PBU's … had a season-high six tackles, including one for loss, and a PBU against Eastern Kentucky on Sept. 1 … tallied three tackles, two solo, at No. 22 Notre Dame on Sept. 8 … intercepted first collegiate pass and tallied five tackles, four solo, against Eastern Michigan on Sept. 15 … had five tackles and a PBU against Marshall on Sept. 29 … broke up a pass and finished with four tackles against Michigan on Oct. 6 … had a then-career-high five solo tackles against Wisconsin on Oct. 13 … finished with four tackles, three solo, at No. 7 Ohio State on Oct. 20 … had one solo stop at Minnesota on Oct. 27 … broke up a pass against Penn State on Nov. 3 … had solo tackles at Iowa on Nov. 10 and at Illinois on Nov. 17 … tied a then-career-high with five solo tackles and had three PBU's against Indiana on Nov. 24 … finished with five tackles, four solo, and a PBU in the Heart of Dallas Bowl against Oklahoma State on Jan. 1, 2013.
2011: Did not play.
High School: Listed as the No. 37 athlete in the nation by Rivals.com … set a school record with nine kickoff and punt returns for touchdowns that was previously held by current Kansas City Chief Javier Arenas … recorded 67 tackles, including 53 solo stops and one sack, as senior in 2010 … had two interceptions, eight passes defended and a fumble recovery as a senior … returned 10 punts for 145 yards, averaging 14.5 yards per return … had seven kickoff returns for 298 yards, an average of 42.6 yards per return … returned a kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown against Jesuit High School and had a 65-yard scoring return against Middleton … also caught 28 passes for 483 (17.3 average) and seven touchdowns in 2010 … had a season-high 134 yards receiving and a touchdown on merely three catches (44.7 average) in the first round of the state playoffs against Immokalee … had 10 rushes for 46 yards (4.6 average) and three touchdowns as a senior … team advanced to the Class 2A semifinals in 2009 and 2010 … finished with 32 tackles, 24 solo, and had three interceptions and nine PBU's as a junior … had 12 punt returns for 187 yards, averaging 15.6 yards per return … also averaged 40.3 yards per kickoff return as a junior, gaining 524 yards on 13 returns … returned a punt and an interception for a touchdown against Strawberry Crest in 2009 … averaged 10.2 yards per carry as a junior, rushing 16 times for 163 yards and one touchdown … had 35 receptions for 660 yards (18.9 average) and 10 touchdowns in 2009 … finished with 29 tackles and an interception as a sophomore in 2008 … averaged 16.3 yards per punt return and 21.6 per kickoff as a sophomore … averaged 15.3 yards per carry in 2008, gaining 92 yards on six carries with one touchdown … finished with 19 receptions for 279 yards (14.7 average) and one score as a sophomore … coach was Mike Depue.
Personal: Given name is Frankie Lee Williams … born March 28, 1993 … majoring in organizational leadership and supervision.


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Comcast, a leading broadband Internet provider, has launched the Comcast Kids Channel, a safe interactive environment designed for todays broadband family. The channel launches with premier content from Disney Online.
Comcast is featuring Disney Connection, a collection of Disney broadband entertainment for kids. It includes a regularly updated slate of games, activities and video, as well as select access to two premium offerings: Disneys Blast, an ad-free online entertainment service for kids 3-10, and Disneys Toontown Online, the first massively multiplayer Internet game designed specifically for kids and families. In addition, the new Digital Showcase provides videos from Disney each week, including cartoon shorts, music videos and movie trailers. Additional Disney video content is available in The Fan, Comcasts innovative multimedia broadband player, providing more fun and educational information geared for kids.
Disney Connection on Comcast.net offers Comcast High-Speed Internet families free access to: up to four hours of Disneys Toontown Online each month; an extensive trial version of Disneys Blast; a regularly updated menu of games and activities; and Disney video content from Digital Showcase. Each week, seven new games, activities and videos are rotated into the Disney Connection. Users can earn coins for playing games, which can then be exchanged for fun digital classic prizes that include: classic character cars; character play sets; trading pins; trading cards; autographed photos; digital clocks, character masks and other assorted prizes, such as pocket blasters and princess make-up kits.
Disney Connection basic and premium content will evolve over time including the addition of a premium interactive educational service for preschoolers. Comcast will continuously enhance the content and built-for-broadband applications in the Comcasts Kids Channel.
Comcast Kids Channel is another example of Comcast leveraging premier content to enhance the total broadband Internet experience for our customers, said Greg Butz, svp, marketing and business development for Comcasts online business. It also brings together the nations number one broadband provider with Disney, a market leader in advanced broadband content that parents trust to educate and entertain their children.
Families have signed up for broadband in mass, and now they are looking for appropriate online entertainment that kids will love and that takes advantage of their fast connections, commented Ken Goldstein, evp/md of Disney Online. We share Comcasts dedication to creating an advanced broadband experience that families can enjoy and trust and are delighted to launch in the U.S. with the nations top broadband provider.
"Branded content, like Disney Connection, illustrates how developing content for broadband can be utilized to provide our affiliates and consumers with powerful, new programming experiences," added Sean Bratches, president, Disney and ESPN networks affiliate sales and marketing.
Disneys Toontown Online, the first massively multiplayer 3D online game created for kids and families, combines elements of traditional video games, online community and strategic role playing games. In Toontown, players create their own character and join together with thousands of other players to help save Toontown from the humorless Cogs, a band of bungling business robots attempting to turn the Toons colorful world into a bleak metropolis.
Disneys Blast features Disneys favorite characters and is updated with exciting new content each week. Kid's can explore their creativity through a huge collection of activities that focuses on developing a child's artistic qualities, including paint centers, music and movie makers and print centers. Disneys Blast was launched in 1997 and has remained the premier online premium service for kids.
Comcasts premier broadband online service, www.comcast.net features news, weather and stocks, plus exclusive broadband content with streaming video and high-quality sound. Valuable on-demand content that can be easily searched and viewed on the site through The Fan, which contains news clips, interview segments, short animations and movie trailers.
Forty percent of Comcast High-Speed Internet households include children. Comcast Corp. (www.comcast.com) is principally involved in the development, management and operation of broadband cable networks, and in the provision of programming content. The company is the largest provider of cable and broadband services in the U.S., serving more than 21 million cable television customers and more than six million high-speed Internet customers. Its content businesses include majority ownership of Comcast Spectacor, Comcast SportsNet, E! Entertainment Television, Style Network, G4techTV, The Golf Channel, International Channel and Outdoor Life Network. Comcast Class.


text: Home Politics Judge Strikes Down Pennsylvania Voter-ID Law A state judge has ditched the nearly 2-year-old requirement that all Pennsylvanians must show photo identification before they can cast a ballot. By: Breanna Edwards Posted: Jan. 17 2014 11:00 AM 0 ROBYN BECK/AFP/Getty Images In a victory for the opponents of Pennsylvania's voter-ID law, a state judge spiked the requirement that mandated all Pennsylvanians must show photo identification before casting their ballots, the Associated Press reports. Commonwealth Court Judge Bernard L. McGinley, who is a Democrat, said that the law would place an exorbitant burden on the people's right to vote, and said that the state had not been able to explain why such a law was necessary in the first place, the AP notes. "Voting laws are designed to assure a free and fair election; the Voter ID Law does not further this goal," McGinley wrote in his ruling. Democratic leaders in the state saw the law as an attempt by Republicans to disenfranchise seniors, minorities and other groups that tend to vote Democrat. Republicans were insistent that it was a security measure, focused on reducing voter fraud, although the administration admitted they had no examples of such a thing ever taking place. Still, Gov. Tom Corbett, a Republican, signed the law—one of the strictest in the U.S., according to the AP—in March 2012, despite protests by Democrats. However its enforcement was put on hold due to court orders, pending a final decision. Witold J. Walzack, a lawyer representing the American Civil Liberties Union, part of the group that headed the legal challenge, told the AP, "the act was plainly revealed to be nothing more than a voter-suppression tool." Read more at the Associated Press. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. Powered by Livefyre 0


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Epson Stylus SX235W
Designed specifically for users who will be purchasing a Wi-Fi printer for the first time, the Epson Stylus SX235W is an ultra-compact package that combines value for money with great flexibility.
Save space: The SX235W is part of the Small-in-One range - Epson's smallest all-in-ones which are 39 percent smaller than previous models*1. The sleek, stylish design coupled with an ultra-compact footprint means this Small-in-One effortlessly complements any home environment without taking up too much space. Additionally, this Small-in-One boasts a 25 percent reduction in packaging, which means you throw away less and helps lower your impact on the environment*2.
Save money: By using four individual ink cartridges you only replace the colour used, making this an all-round, affordable device. DURABrite Ultra Ink is so versatile it is able to print lab-quality photos while at the same time produce crisp, clean text documents.
Save time: The automatic Wi-Fi set-up*3 makes configuring laptops and computers to print wirelessly extremely easy. You don't need to know your network settings or connect with a USB cable, the SX235W automatically finds the relevant connection settings in order to configure itself. Multiple users then have the freedom to print, copy and scan quickly and efficiently from anywhere in the home.
Mobile printing: The SX235W is also compatible with Epson iPrint which offers even more flexibility and freedom, allowing you to quickly and easily print photos and documents wirelessly from smartphones and tablet PCs*4.
Key Features
- Wi-Fi Small-in-One
- Print, scan and copy wirelessly
- Space-saving
- Epson's smallest all-in-one
- Economical
- Save money with individual inks
- Mobile printing
- Smartphone and tablet PC printing
- Power efficient
- ENERGY STAR-qualified
- Epson Stylus SX235W datasheet 1.9 MB PDF
Terms and Conditions
- Based on total volume of the printer, with trays closed, compared to previous models. For more information, please visit www.epson-europe.com
- When compared to previous models.
- Automatic set-up compatible with Windows 7, Windows Vista and Mac OS. USB cable not included. Initial Wi-Fi set-up requires a USB cable for Windows XP users.
- Requires a wireless connection and the Epson printing app. For more information, and supported devices, please visit www.epson-europe.com
- Print speed (PPM) when printed on A4 plain paper in the fastest mode. 10x15cm photo print speed when printed on Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper in draft, borderless mode. Print speed may vary depending on system configuration, print mode, document complexity, software, type of paper used and connectivity. Print speed does not include processing time on host computer
- Otherwise 3mm top, left, right, bottom
- With Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper/Photo RPM mode


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Myths about raising a child with more than one language abound. Sometimes parents are discouraged from doing so. They're told it can lead to confusion and speech delays, or that they've missed the window of opportunity. Here are the most common myths – and the real story behind raising a child to be bilingual.
1. Growing up with more than one language confuses children.
This is by far the most prevalent of all the misconceptions. Some parents think that if a child is exposed to two languages at the same time, he might become confused and not be able to differentiate between them.
"From just days after birth, all infants can tell the difference between many languages," says Barbara Zurer Pearson, author of Raising a Bilingual Child. She says this is especially true when the languages are quite different from each other – as different, for example, as French and Arabic.
"At that young age, infants generally still have trouble telling two very similar languages apart, like English from Dutch. But by about 6 months of age, they can do that too," she says.
The confusion myth is probably the result of older research that looked at poorly designed studies and drew the conclusion that early exposure to two languages put children at a disadvantage. This research prompted educators to push immigrant parents to drop their heritage language and emphasize proficiency in English.
2. Raising a child to be bilingual leads to speech delays.
Some children raised bilingual do take a little longer to start talking than those raised in monolingual households. The delay is temporary, however, and according to experts, it's not a general rule.
Unfortunately, parents who raise concerns about the speech development of their bilingual child are often told to stick to one language. This happens because in the past, bilingualism was considered the culprit in problems with language development.
"Research indicates that bilingualism does not cause delays in either speech or language acquisition," says Ellen Stubbe Kester, president of Bilinguistics, which offers bilingual speech-language services in Austin, Texas.
Even if your child has already been diagnosed with some kind of speech delay, raising him bilingual won't make his speech any more delayed.
"Studies have found that children with language delays who are in dual language environments gain language at the same rate as those in monolingual environments," says Kester.
3. Bilingual children end up mixing the two languages.
Mixing languages is both inevitable and harmless. But to some unfamiliar with bilingualism, it's proof that the child can't really tell the languages apart.
Most children who are raised bilingual do resort to mixing as they sort out both languages. In addition, one of the languages often has a stronger influence on the child than the other. Kids who have a smaller vocabulary in the minority language may draw on words from the majority language as needed.
Experts agree that mixing is temporary. Eventually, it goes away as a child's vocabulary develops in both languages and he has more exposure to each one.
In actuality, bilingual speakers of all ages mix their languages (also known as code-switching). A perfect example is the widespread use of Spanglish (mixing English and Spanish) by Latinos in the United States.
"Sometimes people do it because they don't know a word they need in the language they're speaking," says Pearson. "Some people mix on purpose because they like the word or phrase in the other language better."
Children model what they see and hear, so if your child lives in an environment in which mixing languages is the norm, expecting him not to do so is unrealistic.


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Today at the cafe, I had just finished my day's writing – a deep fleshing out of the new online training program I'm developing – when I heard a woman ask, "So you believe in miracles?"
Surprised – cuz, like, how did she know? – I turned. She was dressed all in white – white jeans, a white, nicely fitted stretch tee shirt, white socks. Even her shopping bags – and there were several: from Chico's, Banana Republic… – were white. Except for her sneakers, which were black; and her straw hat.
She had a warm and welcoming presence – but she wasn't overly friendly. She gestured to the book I'd left open on my table: A Course in Miracles. "Ohhhh" I said. Then, "Yes, I believe in miracles."
"And are you a teacher of that course – of miracles?" she asked. Which was a really interesting question, wasn't it? Especially since the passage I'd been reading in ACIM was all about the characteristics of God's teachers.
"Yes," I said.
"And where do you teach?"
"Online," I said.
"That's wonderful," she said. "So you teach that course?'
"Well, yes," I responded. "but not exactly. I mean…" stammer, stammer. "I teach my own material. My own work."
"Oh," she smiled. "And what's your work called?"
More stammering, as I fumbled around inside of myself to name this program which had JUST poured through me. What WAS it called? I wondered. I hesitated to give her a name – giving her a name would make all of this real and I wasn't completely ready…
And suddenly, with all of that swirling in my head – along with my genuine concern that if she asked me: What's it about? I would have to come up with the 'elevator speech' version of this crazy and wild work on the spot – I blurted, "The Soul Caller Training."
"Good name," she said, and then, she returned to her lobster salad sandwich.
I blinked. I looked down at my work. I glanced back up at her… more than a few times. I felt oddly connected to her, while at the same time, oddly cut off – and I tried to strike up the conversation again, offering her the ACIM book to read.
"No thank you," she smiled. Then, she gathered up her shopping bags and walked toward the parking lot. "Goodbye," she waved.
I watched her like a hawk.
I have written hundreds – and read thousands – of stories about mysterious strangers who engage with someone, deliver important guidance, information; life-altering advice or life-saving support and then, once their task is complete, they disappear without a trace.
In this story, what would be life-altering wasn't her words – it would be her presence. If this woman was an embodied angel – and she really could have been – that would be so much fun.
Because I know that these stories are true. I know that angels show up all over the place – why not a little cafe in northern New Jersey? And for that matter, why not for ME?
In the stories that I've read, these helpful and mysterious strangers behave in ways that telegraph some kind of 'difference' that alerts us that this person is ever so slightly … um… unusual. Perhaps they read someone's mind; perhaps they say our name, when there is no way they might know our name. Perhaps, as in this story, they are dressed unusually – and they engage us in a discussion that answers a question we need answered.
I wanted to see what would happen. If she was an angel, how would she disappear?
She stopped at her car, a white family van – either Mercedes or Lincoln – loaded her things into the hatchback. Climbed in, and began to back out of her parking spot.
I only glanced away for a second. I swear. I looked down to catch the papers that had fluttered up in a sudden breeze. And of course, when I looked up, her car was gone.
I was left, like all the other people reporting such incidents with both the certainty and the doubt that accompanies such encounters.
- Was she sent to deliver a message or was it a coincidence?
- Had her car disappeared into thin air or had she pulled around a corner and driven out of an exit I could not see?
- Had she been an angel or a nice older woman, interested in life, in the cover of a book she saw on my cafe table?
- If she wasn't an angel, does our conversation 'count'?
The answers to all of these questions is the same: Yes.
Anyone can deliver a message from The Divine. The only thing that matters is that we keep asking questions, and listening for the answers.


text: Introduction to Wired.co.uk's Bug Week Science 03 December 12 by Olivia Solon Shutterstock Wired.co.uk is celebrating the 250th anniversary of the birth of Andr é Latreille, a humble French entomologist who has been credited as the father of modern entomology (a title he jostles with Jean-Henri Fabre, William Kirby and Thomas Say for, depending on who you ask).Latreille had a challenging career, having initially trained as a priest he was imprisoned a number of times for refusing to pledge allegiance to the state. On one occasion, a bug that crawled into his prison cell even saved him from a likely death sentence (see his biography below). He made significant contributions to describing and documenting arthropods in various academic and museum roles in France. To pay homage to this entomological luminary, Wired.co.uk has launched Bug Week, in which we explore creepy-crawlies of all kinds. More than a million species of insects and 38,000 species of spiders have already been identified, and as many as 30 million more species are predicted to exist in the world. So numerous are creepy-crawlies that the total biomass of ants alone is estimated to be the same as the Earth's entire human population. In short, it's very difficult to get away from them. From their extraordinary mating practices and role in spreading diseases to their potential as a human food source, we celebrate the humble bugs and critters that buzz, scuttle, bite and burrow around us.**A potted biography of André Latreille 250 years ago, on 29 November 1762, a man called Pierre André Latreille was born in Brive, France. He initially trained as a priest but during his studies took an avid interest in natural history, and liked to catch and study insects around Paris. At the start of the French Revolution in 1790, priests were required to swear an oath of allegiance to the state. Latreille failed to do this and was imprisoned and threatened with execution as a result. While imprisoned, Latreille busied himself examining insects which entered into his dungeon. On one occasion he discovered a rare beetle (Necrobia ruficollis) -- something he explained to the prison doctor, who sent the creature to a local naturalist. The local naturalist was familiar with Latreille's work and managed to secure his release from prison. His recognition of the beetle had saved his life; the rest of the prisoners were dead within a month. From that point forward, Latreille became a teacher and writer on all things entomological. He later took a post at the French natural history museum, where he was charged with curating the arthropod collections. He took a post at the Academy of Sciences in 1814, where he submitted hundreds of entomological entries to a dictionary of natural history before becoming professor of entomology. He eventually died in 1833 of bladder disease, having dodged the cholera epidemic. Such was Latreille's influence on modern entomology that his colleague Eugene-Louis Bouvier said "the descent of his disciples included all the entomologists of the world". Edited by Nate Lanxon Latest on wired.co.uk


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LGBT Advocate Faces Deportation To Uganda
Jim Burroway
February 19th, 2014
Longtime BTB readers may remember the formerly-anonymous blogger who went by the moniker GayUganda, Dr. Paul Semugoma. He formally revealed his identity in 2012 while in Washington D.C. for that year's International AIDS Conference, where he spoke passionately about the challenges of confronting HIV/AIDS in a country where rampant homophobia makes it dangerous for LGBT people to disclose themselves to their doctors. He had, by then, moved to South Africa where he had applied for residency.
Today, there are reports that he is currently in detention in South Africa and facing deportation back to Uganda. One source says that "despite a High Court order to stay the deportation, he was taken to airport, where he refused to leave voluntarily." Here is a full release from earlier in the day from South Africa's Treatment Action Campaign:
(19 FEBRUARY) Dr Paul Nsubuga Semugoma a Ugandan medical doctor and human rights activist has been under arrest for the past 48 hours and is facing the threat of deportation to his country of birth.
A group of South African human rights organisations are urgently attempting to halt his deportation as Paul is "wanted" in Uganda for his activism around lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues in his country.
Paul has been in the forefront with the Ugandan Parliament in fighting the Anti-homosexuality Bill, were he presented how the bill not only is a human rights infringement but also a health access dilemma to the Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) community. The human rights situation in Uganda has deteriorated, and the LGBT community is particularly vulnerable at this time.
Paul is at risk should he be deported to Uganda. One of his close friends David Kato was murdered in 2011 and he felt he was not so safe anymore and decided to move to South Africa with his partner where he has been a volunteer doctor at Anova Health Institute for the past three years, working specifically with MSM.
Paul's special skills application has been pending since March 2012. His application was lost twice by the Department of Home Affairs, a case was lodged and he was requested to re-apply in which he did in April 2013 and again in August 2013. Paul was allowed to travel using his official passport and a receipt from the department. After several trips in and out of South Africa, Paul returned from a meeting in Zimbabwe earlier this week and was arrested.
Lawyers yesterday managed to get a court order to halt the threatened deportation and to order his release. However last night immigration officials unlawfully refused to release him. As a result his lawyers are returning to the South Gauteng High Courttoday to secure another order for his release.
Activists will gather at the court today in support of Paul's release.
THIS STATEMENT IS RELEASED UNDER THE BANNER OF THE SA NATIONAL AIDS COUNCIL CIVIL SOCIETY SECTOR, TREATMENT ACTION CAMPAIGN, SONKE GENDER JUSTICE, ANOVA HEALTH INSTITUTE, COALITION OF AFRICAN LESBIANS and SECTION 27
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Thank you for the rapid outpouring of support! A couple of actions you can take:
- Social media campaigns are being organized using the social media hashtags #JusticeforPaulSemugoma and #freepaul. We encourage you to help raise the profile of the situation on Facebook, Twitter, and with any relevant media contacts.
- The Coalition of African Lesbians is encouraging partners to contact some of the officials with jurisdiction over the situation. Visit: https://www.facebook.com/CoalitionCAL for more information.
- For those based in Johannesburg, 2014 AVAC Fellow Yvette Raphael wrote in about a protest that is being organized at OR Tambo International Airport. Contact Yvette at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
The Ugandan Parliament has passed the Anti-Homosexuality Bill that would not only further criminalize homosexuality with life imprisonment, but would also criminalize providing services to LGBT people or engaging in any advocacy on their behalf. President Yoweri Museveni has announced that he will sign that bill into law. This will make Dr. Semugoma a three-times criminal: he's gay, he's a doctor providing health care to LGBT people, and he's an advocate.


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