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Graffiato's Mike Isabella Is Plotting A New Pizza Place [UPDATED]
Chef Mike Isabella is shopping around for space to open a new pizza joint. The owner of the popular three-month-old Italian-inspired Chinatown eatery Graffiato, home of the fried calamari-topped "Jersey Shore" pie (pictured), has a slightly different concept in mind for his next venture and mentioned Northeast D.C.'s bustling H Street corridor as a possible location.
Isabella dished up his future pie-making plans after a press conference on Wednesday morning at Founding Farmers. The former Top Chef contestant was asked whether he intended to open additional Graffiato locations in the future. Isabella said no but added that he hoped to create a more casual restaurant concept focused on pizza, with "a few salads, and maybe some olives and anchovies," rounding out the menu. Graffiato, of course, serves an array of dishes beyond artisanal pies, including pastas and local hams.
Isabella spoke at an American Farmland Trust briefing announcing the organization's second annual Dine Out for Farms. Restaurants participating in this nation-wide event will donate money to the organization and educate diners about the importance of preserving the nation's farmlands. Graffiato and other D.C.-area restaurants will participate the week of Oct. 16.
UPDATE: Isabella clarifies via Twitter that the new pizzeria concept is "just a pie in the sky dream right now. No space no lease." Realtors, this is your cue.
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Methods of Reflection for Tutors
Academic staff in HE may be asked to facilitate the development of reflection in their students with or without guidance. Unlike nursing and psychotherapy, the teaching profession has traditionally not required its members to engage in a reflective process. In the former professions a system of supervision insists that nurses, registered counsellors/ psychotherapists engage in reflection on their professional practice. This ensures that professional work is monitored on a continuing basis. In the case of psychotherapy/counselling this is a lifelong activity. Comparison with other professions suggests that a mandatory system of Continuing Professional Development, CPD, which includes reflective practice or supervision have the potential (not always realized) to include evidence of a reflective process. It is our contention that teachers in HE who do engage in such CPD are likely to be able to convey the nature of the process to their students. Developmental activity, which includes reflective practice, is an integral part of their work as professional academics. Kahn et al. (2006, p. 27) recommend
A directed process … which must both be targeted and supported as
this prevents the process from turning into 'metacognitive rambles on
minor aspects of teaching'.
(Grushka et at, 2005)
Before recommending reflective practice to their students, teachers may initially, wish to engage in reflective practice with colleagues in order to familiarize themselves with the approach. We are suggesting that teachers take examples of their practice to a reflective dialogue with colleagues or supervisors. Their practice could be about their method of teaching, research, scholarly activity, and course design. Within this approach to development we have the basis for colleague to colleague support and challenge.
For development to be more formalized, particularly with the advent and requirement for staff development reviews, teachers will have longer term aims they may wish to achieve. By facilitating reflective dialogue between


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|7 Billion Reasons to Give Thanks for American Agriculture
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|Written by Sen Chuck Grassley
|Tuesday, 22 November 2011 16:11
By U.S. Senator Chuck GrassleyFrom Washington, we hear a lot of big numbers rolling off the tongues of politicians, policy wonks and pundits. Let's talk turkey. Trimming the fat and finding slices of savings is increasingly difficult. Ideological and political beliefs run bone-deep for many lawmakers who come to the table representing opposing points of view from different geographic regions and cross-sections of the U.S. population.
Yet there is a common thread that seems to connect the American electorate, whether we align ourselves as urban or rural; young or old; liberal or conservative. People are fed up with the way Washington works.
Years of unrestrained government spending have blown the lid off of fiscal discipline, putting America's long-term prosperity at risk. Overpromising, over-regulating and overreaching will not help America's entrepreneurs, big thinkers, farmers, small business owners and other leaders out-innovate, out-educate and out-build our competition in the 21st century.
In the U.S. Senate, I work to do right by Iowans who have entrusted me to represent the interests of our state in Washington. I keep a close eye on the three branches of the federal government to make sure no one in the bureaucracy thumbs a nose at the rule of law or breaks the trust of the taxpaying public.
Family farmers have a sun-up to sun-down work ethic borne out of necessity to get the job done. Conscientious stewardship of one's financial and natural resources are basic to a farm's long-term prosperity and requires sacrifice and commitment. Risk is a 24-hour occupational hazard. Consider on-the-job work safety, natural disasters, swings in commodity prices and farm exports dependent upon international trade agreements. Farmers shoulder a burden of risk that's largely out of their control.
In good times and in bad, farmers weather the highs and lows of cyclical markets and the whims of Mother Nature.
Putting affordable food on the table is important now more than ever. The world's population reached seven billion this fall. In times of economic uncertainty and public discontent around the world, food security is a non-negotiable standard of public policy. It's a common thread that unites all of humanity, whether urban or rural; young or old; liberal or conservative.
As Washington works to help revive the U.S. economy, I'll continue working for American agriculture.
That includes helping to make sure independent producers and beginning farmers have a level playing field to compete and capture a fair share of the consumer's food dollar; adopting reasonable caps on farm program payments; and, breathing common sense into federal regulatory regimes, such as the EPA's ridiculous effort to regulate farm dust.
During this season of Thanksgiving, Barbara and I salute the family farmers who have chosen a noble profession and way of life to earn a living. Thanks to their stewardship, America's agricultural abundance is helping to feed, clothe and fuel a growing world population 365 days a year.
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Connect with Christians in the Middle East and North Africa through SAT-7's ministry
It is an exciting privilege to be part of the worldwide body of Christ. Your church fellowship can be enriched and encouraged by learning from Christians in other parts of the globe, and they in turn need your support and prayers.
"There should be no division in the body, but its parts should have equal concern for each other. If one part suffers, every part suffers with it; if one part is honoured, every part rejoices with it. Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it. " 1 Cor 12:25-27.
"I live my Christianity in secret. I have no Christian friends or Christian counsellors, no church to go to. I watch SAT-7 in order to keep growing." A viewer in North Africa
SAT-7's television ministry to the Middle East and North Africa can enable you to connect meaningfully with Christians in a part of the world where standing for Christ brings significant challenges. You can directly impact these Christians' lives through SAT-7, which provides encouragement and fellowship for isolated believers, Biblical teaching and training for Christian leaders and so much more. SAT-7 isn't a luxury; for many Christians across the Middle East and North Africa it is a necessity, a lifeline.
Contact us now to see how we can help your church connect with Christians across the Middle East and North Africa, so you can pray more personally and more meaningfully.We can provide your church with:
"You've given me a bigger God today." (A church member, after hearing from a SAT-7 speaker about how God is working in the Middle East)
Church Ambassadors
The best way to keep your church connected is by choosing someone in your fellowship to be a SAT-7 Church Ambassador. Our Ambassadors receive all the up-to-date information and news as it happens, to enable you to pray and support this vital ministry more effectively. Contact us to find out how you can have a Church Ambassador in your church.
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Be inspired and informed by what God is doing through SAT-7 in the Middle East and North Africa. You will be encouraged and amazed to hear stories of lives changed and Christians strengthened. God is still building His Church across this region. Don't miss out on the opportunity to find out more. Book a speaker today!
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SAT-7's International Day of Prayer
On the first weekend in November every year we ask our faithful supporters from around the world to join us in a day of prayer for the work of SAT-7. This is often a great way for you to introduce SAT-7 to your church, or to encourage your church to engage in a deeper way. We provide resources to help you pray, with video and presentation material.
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"I have Christian roots and it makes me really happy that I'm able to watch a Christian channel without any problem. So I'm tuning in and watching from early each morning in order to understand Christianity. What better way to spend your retirement could there be? Thank you so much. "Retired teacher in Turkey
"Thank you SAT-7 for your concerns and taking the time to talk about our issues and to all who stand for our cause."Viewer of 'Needle and Thread' episode which highlighted discrimination against Sudanese refugees in Egypt
""Dear brothers and sisters, I live in Azerbaijan and I am the only Christian where I live. I really like this channel and it encourages me so much. May God keep blessing you." "SAT-7 TÜRK viewer
"I feel that the success of SAT‑7's channels is the fruit of the prayers of the people who work for them, and that is how viewers are blessed. It is God's plan to have this channel on air."Mariam, a viewer in Egypt
"SAT-7 reaches our family in this desert to give us hope where there is none. Our kids know Jesus through you and the miracles he is doing... Through this small TV screen, you reach our heart, we hear the news of Heaven and you give us relief, we feel home where we don't feel it and know we have a Big family in Christ, caring and praying and working."A family in Saudi Arabia
"Thank you for today's sermon by Dr Maher Samuel. We really need to hear these words; to change the reality with Jesus living in us and to live the life of victory over sins, the life of sanctification and to return to the Word of God.""Viewer of live service from KDEC church, Cairo
"I started to read the Bible and to watch SAT-7 PARS. Gradually I felt some difference in my heart and realised that I love God. This even changed my mind on emigrating. Therefore I stayed in Iran and now I am one of your viewers. Your programmes are the only source I have to build my faith."A viewer in Tehran
"My family and I came to Christ and we are big fans and regular viewers of SAT-7. God bless you."Man from Morocco
"I would like to thank each one who works on my favourite channel, SAT-7. You are the source of blessing to my life. I pray that the Lord bless you and use you more for His glory."A Syrian woman
"Yesterday evening I came across you while channel surfing. I watched a couple of very nice programmes. I especially liked the movie explaining the Prophet Abraham's life. I had previously read the Bible, but I do not really understand, are you able to help me?"Student in Turkey
"I am touched by the sermons that I'm watching every Friday. I'm not able to go to church but God has opened a door for me to attend a church service in my house every week! I never thought that one day I would see bold Algerians worshipping the Lord and not afraid to be shown on TV."An Algerian viewer
"Finally, a Syrian programme has come to us! May God bless you and use you to the glory of His name."A viewer of 'Just for You'
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"I would like to thank you for your marvellous efforts in serving our children. Enough to say that we leave them in front of SAT-7 KIDS with full trust of your commitment to supplement our parenting."Parent in Egypt
"Five years ago I started seeking for the truth in different religions. I was lost, confused and wanted to reach out to God. I really needed comfort and peace. Thank God I found peace and the truth through the programmes and the songs on my favourite channel SAT-7."A woman from Saudi Arabia
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deggie Jul 28, 2011 5:41 PM
in response to renlaubri
No, because I checked all of my peripherals and software prior to upgrading to make sure they were up to date and would work with Lion, and I long ago had purged/replaced any PowerPC apps.
I'd check with whoever made your scanner and see if/when they are going to release new drivers/software to work with Lion. Must be a fairly old version of Photoshop because the last 2 or 3 releases were Universal and will work with Lion.
You could erase your drive and reload SL from your disks/backup.
Thebestplacehere Jul 28, 2011 5:42 PM
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Wait a bit companies shall update drivers to work with Lion,expecialy big companies,they shall but no sure when or if they really thinking in doing it,i hope someone can give you the answer for that.
renlaubri Jul 28, 2011 7:04 PM
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I have the canoscan 8400f scanner and the photoshop that came with it.
deggie Jul 28, 2011 7:13 PM
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Not listed on the Canon compatibility site, they only show the 8600 at this time but state it is possible that it will be available in the future (or may not). I guarantee that Photoshop (is it perhaps Photoshop Essentials?) will be PPC and not compatible.
rabrack Aug 11, 2011 7:44 PM
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I have a CanoScan 8400F and have it working perfectly under Lion. I'll try to explain what I did:
First you need drivers and software, go here:
Select the Canoscan 4400F (YES 4400F) drivers and software, select Mac OSX 10.7 and download the following SOFTWARE (NOT Drivers):
CanoScan Toolbox 5.0 Opener (Mac OS X 10.6/10...
Next select the CanoScan 8400F drivers and software, select Mac OSX (NOT OSX 10.6, JUST OSX) and download the following DRIVER:
8400F Scanner Driver Ver. 10.2.4.1X (Mac OS X...
File Name: 8400fosx10241en.dmg
Next, still in the CanoScan 8400F drivers and software, select Mac OSX 10.6 and download the following SOFTWARE:
CanoScan Toolbox Ver. 126.96.36.199X (Mac OS X 10.2...
File Name: cstbosx4934ej4.dmg
You can open all of these images, but DO NOT INSTALL ANYTHING YET.
Turn off your scanner, unplug the power (yes the power) and unplug the USB cable from the scanner.
8400F Scanner Driver Ver. 10.2.4.1X (Mac OS X...
File Name: 8400fosx10241en.dmg
Next install:
CanoScan Toolbox Ver. 184.108.40.206X (Mac OS X 10.2...
File Name: cstbosx4934ej4.dmg
Restart your computer.
Plug the power and USB cable into the scanner and turn the scanner on.
Open Image Capture in your applications folder - The 8400F should show up, if not; with Image Capture still open, unplug and then replug the USB cable in (scanner still turned on).
With Image Capture open and the 8400F showing, run the last program you downloaded:
CanoScan Toolbox 5.0 Opener (Mac OS X 10.6/10...
You should be able to close Image Capture and open CanoScan Toolbox. Everything works, even the buttons on the scanner.
I have done this on a virgin install of Lion on an external drive, and it works there also.
Hope this works for you !!
Cesar_Garcia Aug 21, 2011 6:07 AM
in response to rabrack
Thanks a lot, Rabrack, you saved my day with the CanoScan 8400F & Lion. (I wonder how you came across this work around!)
UrsOly Aug 21, 2011 9:40 AM
in response to rabrack
I also wish to thank you Rabrack. I used your work around for my 9950F (substituting the 9950F drivers for the 8400F) and lo and behold I am back in action with a working toolbox (labeled 4.9) all of which works. Going to be interesting to see what (if any) past scanners Cannon chooses to write new drivers for to accomdate Lion.
Anyways, great job on working this one out....
rabrack Aug 21, 2011 3:01 PM
in response to Cesar_Garcia
Glad this worked out for you and hopefully others with "Unsupported" CanoScan scaners. The first thing I did was look at the latest driver's and software for my scanner. Noticed that they were all "universal" and not Power PC. Next I checked some of the "Supported" scanners and the software/drivers for Lion (10.7) were the the same version as listed for Snow Leopard or older OSX's. The only difference being the "Canoscan Toolbox 5.0 Opener", which in the instructions stated that the scanner must be set up in Image Capture first. I got out my scanner manual where it stated that the power and USB cable must be disconnected before installing the software/drivers, and just put it all together. I tried just reinstalling the software/drivers but the Toolbox software would not work until I ran Image Capture and the Toolbox Opener. Don't know what it does, but everything worked after that. Maybe someone with more knowledge than I can see what it actually does.
Glad it helped.
Now trying to get my Canon Selphy CP730 working. All the drivers are Universal, but the installer is Power PC.
Mark Sealey Aug 28, 2011 1:42 PM
in response to UrsOly
Thanks; I'm in the same position.
Would VueScan work instead?
Or does the 8400F actually need drivers that even VueScan doesn't provide?
Mykl Aug 31, 2011 8:20 AM
in response to rabrack
Thanks Rabrack. Back on the road with my scanner.
jenniplease Sep 12, 2011 2:04 PM
in response to rabrack
Don't know how you did it, but you rule, Rabrack!
Thank you
mipadoc Oct 1, 2011 11:37 AM
in response to rabrack
Worked perfect as directed - Thanx Rabrack!
Rachel Oct 2, 2011 11:53 AM
in response to rabrack
This is my official THANK YOU! for your excellent instructions. My scanner works perfectly now and seems to be in better shape than in previous versions of X.
You're a genius!!


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Hulk Hogan to Australia
It appears that WWE is having issues with gaining interest from fans in Australia. The company has announced that they are bringing Hulk Hogan along with them for the tour in August. He will be serving as a general manager of the three shows that they will be running. Generally, you only take Hogan overseas whenever it is deemed necessary because the cost of doing so is said to be pretty high. Management recently used him in Japan.
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My LO is 5 weeks old and she woke up early this morning with a stopped up nose she couldnt sleep because of it! I have tried the suction thing and got some stuff out but its still stopped up..is there anything else I can do! With my first I dont remember her having a stopped up nose this early! Any suggestions?
Stuffy Nosed 5 week old!
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My son is 5 weeks old and has the same problem the last few days. Did you try the saline drops before suctioning the nose? Made a world of difference for me!!!
mom to three boys and an angel....
I was impressed the difference it made!!!
good luck!!!!
mom to three boys and an angel....
My little boy is 6 wks old today and he is just getting over a nasty cold. His nose was so stuffy he could barely breathe out of it. I had to keep him upright when he slept or else he literally couldn't breathe through it. He also had really red, puffy, watery eyes so I took him to the Dr. We got some drops for his eyes but the Dr said that as far as the stuffy nose goes with newborns you just have to ride it out. Let the cold run it's course. You can't give them medicine, it's too risky. Saline drops you can do if it's bad. I didn't use them, but I hear they work. Let your dd sleep in her bouncy chair or swing chair if it reclines so her nose doesn't stuff up as much.
Sorry you're going through this, it's so sad to have a sick baby. GL!
Saline drops are the way to go. I also like to bring the baby in the bathroom while I shower. The steam is soothing and helps to keep the airway open.
I haven't finished a thing since I started my life,
I don't feel much like starting now.
~The Avett Brothers
Thank yall so much!! I will try all of that!! Im pretty sure she got it from my 3 yo DD she woke up with a cold one morning and is just getting over it and now payton has it!! Thanks again!
Watch for signs...of a cold..I just took LO to doc today and she has RSV/brocetics (sp) I looked at it just being a cold but I was wrong, so PLEASE be careful.
*Proud Tattoo'd mommy of a beautiful lil girl, Haleigh Jade!! 11-26-08*
Oh man! RSV?! I have a preemie, so I"m also being overly cautious for that. Here's a good description on RSV:
What is RSV?
RSV stands for respiratory syncytial virus, the most frequent cause of serious respiratory tract infections in infants and children younger than 4 years of age. This is such a common virus that virtually all children have been infected by RSV by the age of 3. In most young children, it results in a mild respiratory infection that is not distinguishable from a common cold.
What are the symptoms of RSV?
RSV causes nasal stuffiness and discharge, cough, and sometimes ear infections. It is usually self-limiting and does not require hospitalization or specific treatment, even in the majority of those who also have lower respiratory tract involvement. These children may have a low-grade fever for several days, respiratory symptoms that may last for 1 to 2 weeks and a cough that sometimes persists beyond 2 weeks.
My DR told us to watch for more frequent coughing, very labored breathing, and the feeling of conjestion in his/her chest. If you put your hand on their back, you could feel it. Another sign is just looking sick, very pale and red eyes. What it is is Broncitus (like adults have) of the lower lung area. It's VERY hard to "ride out" and will get worse if not treated. It is also very contagious. It's airborne as well as physically passed. We don't let anyone handle our little man unless the are 100% healthy and have sanatized their hands.
As for the stuffy nose situation, Parker is just now getting over his suffy nose and cough situation. There's something called "Little Noses" and its a system with a suction and saline. The sucker bulb in the pack is WONDERFUL! It actually has a little part that fits inside their nose. We've had great success with that when he was super stuffy. Also, letting them sleep in their bouncer or swing helps too. It props them up, just like you would put an extra pillow under your head, they need to have that propping up too but safely! Now I can't get little man to sleep anywhere else but his bouncer! No harm, no foul! Good luck and stay healthy yourself too!
DS was borrn @ 33 weeks with a whole list, but a magical spirit :)
As long as your LO is not breathing rapidly (80 to 100 breaths per minute) and is not lethargic and running a temp (100.4 is considered high for an infant) your baby probably just has a cold. Warning signs for RSV are the things I just listed, plus a pulling in of the chest around the ribs when inhaling. Those are called retrations. You can actually see the ribs and it looks like the chest is caving in when the breathe in.
If your baby has any of these signs, go to the doctor!
As for a stuffy nose, good job on the suctioning. It is sad, because baby typically cries, but it is better for them if you suction. But, saline in best to use when suctioning. It not only helps break up the mucus so it comes out easier, but it helps protect the babies nostrils from getting to dried out from the suctioning. It also makes it less painful for them when you suction with it. Just put about one to two drops in the nostril that you are going to suction and then suction two to three times, then switch sides. Also a humidifier or vaporizer whenever you can will help keep the mucus moist so it's easer for baby or you to clear out of the nose. And keep baby propped up as much as possible to help the body naturally drain the mucus down the back of the throat. Let baby eat whenever they want. The more fluids (ie. breast milk or formula. No water) the better. Fluids help rid the body of the infection faster, and again, helps keep mucus moist, so it's not as thick or sticky.
If your baby starts acting more tired than normal and is lethargic or has any of the signs I gave you above, please don't hesitate to go to the doctor or the ER and have baby checked. Ask for an RSV test. That is where they take a sample of mucus, not blood. It's quick and painless. Also, make sure they take a pulse ox reading. That is where they put a little bandaid looking thing, with a red light on it, on your baby's foot and see how much oxygen is in the baby's blood. 97 and up is ideal for a baby. This is RSV season, so just make sure to watch your LO.
Hope this helps, and breathe. Don't freak out. Babies sense that. If you have any questions, please feel free to pass me a note.
God Bless, Kim
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Westside man hurt in crashFebruary 26,2013CLARENDON A West Rutland man was treated and released from the hospital for injuries he received Sunday in a car crash on Walker Mountain Road.
Vermont State Police say Jason M. Davis, 33, was treated for injuries to his leg and internal injuries Sunday morning after the 1995 Honda he was driving went off the road and struck some trees.
Davis was taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center where he was treated and later released, according to a hospital spokeswoman.
The cause of the crash was unclear although police said Davis was traveling north when he lost control of his vehicle and swerved off the opposite side of the road.
No charges were filed in the case.MORE IN This Just InLike the rest of you, Ive spent the past week immersed in the local conversation about welcoming... Full StoryVermonts property laws were applied Wednesday to a galaxy far, far away. Full StoryThe Vermont Health Department is warning residents to take care to avoid potentially rabid... Full Story
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I love Mickey Mouse more than any woman I have ever known.
Walt Disney (1901 - 1966)
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Too many people grow up. That's the real trouble with the world, too many people grow up. They don't remember what it's like to be 12 years old. They patronize, they treat children as inferiors. Well I won't do that.
People spend money when and where they feel good.
If you can dream it, you can do it.
[Being a celebrity] doesn't even seem to keep the fleas off our dogs - and if being a celebrity won't give me an advantage over a couple of fleas, then I guess there can't be much in being a celebrity after all.
Source: The Art of Walt Disney.
All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.
We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we're curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.
You can dream, create, design and build the most wonderful place in the world, but it requires people to make the dream a reality.
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Why I Race Cyclocross
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Somewhere between these two extremes, somewhere in the middle on the Kinsey scale of love of mud, is the place where 'cross racing is just raw, unadorned beauty. The effort feels like a 40-kilometer time trial in its intensity, like a one-hour criterium in its relentless speed changes and dynamism.
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Model governing documents for churches
Following changes to the legal requirements for charity governance our model documents are no longer available.
In order for you to have access to the most up date versions that reflect current best practice we recommend you either:
- Use the documents available from the Charity Commission website.
- Stewardship, an Evangelical Alliance member organisation can help you through the process of registering as a charity, including drawing up custom made governing documents.
- Contact solicitors who specialise in charity law for churches and Christian organisations, here are 2 firms you could try:
StoneKing Tel: 020 7796 1007
Anthony Collins Solicitors LLP Tel:0121 200 3242
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How Old is Steven Tyler : Is the American Idol Judge a Senior Citizen Yet?Sunny Chanel
How old is Steven Tyler? The Aerosmith frontman was ready for his close up as his debut as a judge on American Idol. Viewers might have been checking out Jennifer Lopez, listening to the struggling would-be singers but many sat there wondering to themselves "so how old is that Steven Tyler." We have the answer:
He is just two years shy of becoming a senior citizen. Steven Tyler is a grandfather who was born in 1948 and is currently 63 years old. But he hasn't let nature totally taken it's course. He colors his hair for sure. Do you think he looks his age?
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Easter blessings in troubled times
When the French accuse the Americans of arrogance, you know we live in strange times. And when Americans feel strongly enough about a situation to change the name of their favourite junk food (French Fries to Freedom Fries) you know that the country is hopping mad. But whether the called-for boycott of all things French will come to anything is doubtful. Certainly at the moment the evidence suggests that while American consumers have principles enough to give up cheese that smells like a wino's trousers, they're finding it harder to renounce claret.
But how, in this febrile climate Stateside, did the French come to cop all the flak, you might ask? After all, they weren't the only ones to oppose the invasion of Iraq, and Germany's Gerhard Schroder has been tweaking the nose hairs of Bush and co for six months now.
"There would have been a boycott of German wine in the States as well," explained a colleague of Musty's, "but it would have been an empty gesture. No-one drinks it anyway."
As Easter approaches, Musty would like her readers to enter into the spirit of Christian forgiveness and spare a thought for those less fortunate than themselves: the Bordelais.
Apparently, producers at this year's Union des Grands Crus tasting were, downbeat, depressed, sad even. So unhappy were they that not one producer claimed it was the vintage of the century. Instead of being happy little Frenchies, they were grumbling about the raw hand that fate has dealt them.
"It's a bad year," whined one producer. "The economy is depressed and the tasting is too early - the wines aren't ready. And Robert Parker hasn't come over."
So why did He Who Must Be Obeyed stay Stateside, wondered Musty? A fear of terrorism? A high profile French boycott?
"No," said the contact. "He just doesn't think 2002 is a very exciting vintage."
When a Bordelais verges on honesty, you know that something is badly wrong.
Moving on to happier matters, Musty was delighted to hear that in Australia, wine is classified as a "prohibited export" for which special permission must be obtained.
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Eighteen-year-old Shira is the youngest daughter of an Orthodox Hassidic family in Tel Aviv. She is about to be engaged to a promising young man of the same age and background. But on Purim, her 28-year-old sister Esther dies while giving birth to her first child. As pain and grief overwhelm the family, Shira's match is postponed.
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GAINESVILLE -- The National Invitation Tournament just got two major upgrades.
The Florida-Miami matchup tonight at 7 on ESPNU provides in-state rivalry fireworks and a guest appearance by Duke. Sort of.
"Florida kind of reminds me of a lot of the Duke teams we've played in our league," Miami Coach Frank Haith said. "They put four guys out there who can really pass. They are a really skilled offensive team that can handle the pressure."
The only true parallel lies in the Duke-sized expectation with which both teams entered the season. The Hurricanes (19-12), a No. 4 seed in the NIT, never matched the 2008 intensity that pushed them into the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The No. 1 seed Gators (24-10), who play the second of three possible NIT games in the O'Connell Center, couldn't avoid becoming the first team to follow back-to-back national champions with back-to-back NITs.
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"The NIT, whatever it is -- when you're a preparer, you expect hard work," Gators forward Dan Werner said. "Maybe some other people are shocked about that, but we have guys in here who want to win."
Haith said his 'Canes are "just trying to stay in the tournament" instead of worrying about the in-state dynamic with Florida or the Gators' national titles.
Florida is 2-1 against UM in the Billy Donovan era, including a 77-67 win in the last meeting between the two on Dec. 22, 2005.
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A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters. discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates promising the most benefits the public treasury with the result that a democracy always collapses over lousy fiscal policy, always followed by a dictatorship. The average of the world�s great civilizations before they decline has been 200 years. These nations have progressed in this sequence: From bondage to spiritual faith; from faith to great courage; from courage to liberty; from liberty to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to Complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency back again to bondage.
It's called buying votes!!!!
Combine class warfare, demonizing the rich, getting as many people onto the welfare rolls as possible, and pushing the economic system to collapse and you have a flawless formula for Cloward-Piven 2.0 — and a vehicle that ensures Obama remains in power.
It has been his plan all along!!!
PLAN!!! WHAT PLAN????? OMABA HAS NO PLAN! If his current policies are a plan he needs a new plan.
"The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money."
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His plan is to buy votes with entitlements through class warfare!
Sadly, your projection is likely true. We now have too many folks not working that feel entitled to receive whatever they can get from the government. It will cause increased tension in this country from people that actually believe they have to work for the things that they want. Wow, what a concept!


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Sibling rivalries can be intense, but so can the one between Columbus North and Columbus East high school football teams.
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One Columbus area family will find out tonight when the much-anticipated crosstown rivalry match kicks off at 7 p.m.
Sarah Towsley is a sophomore at Columbus North High School and a member of the junior varsity cheerleading team. Her younger sister, Rissa Towsley, attends Columbus East High School and cheers on the freshman team.
The girls live in Hope but attended St. Bartholomew Catholic School through eighth grade, and their parents wanted to let them choose the high school they would like to attend. They just happened to decide on two schools with a 42-year history of competition.
"It's really just a friendly rivalry between two different schools," Sarah Towsley said. "It's fun to see who wins."
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Since joining the cheerleading team at East, Rissa Towsley has been pulling the football card to win arguments against her sister. Any time Sarah Towsley brags about North — about their science labs or band program — Rissa Towsley brings up the fact that East won the state football championship last year.
Although her daughters called the rivalry friendly, mother Candy Towsley has been careful not to pledge an allegiance to either team.
She has not figured out which side of the field she will sit on tonight, and she is carefully planning her outfit so it includes an equal amount of blue and orange. She was thinking about creating a "house divided" T-shirt.
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"The feeling is different from any other game," she said. "There's a lot of pressure, but it is more fun than any other game."
Although it is Rissa Towsley's first time attending the game as a student and a cheerleader, she knows what to expect.
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It has been that way since 1972 when Columbus High School split into two schools, although attendance has grown by thousands over the years.
It's been billed as the Super Bowl of Columbus, and it was aired on ESPNU in 2011 when North took the victory, 45-40.
East took the lead in the series 22-21 with last year's win, but could North tie it back up again tonight?
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Five months after our scathing review of safety at the Hanford Nuclear Site, the debate rages on. Seattle Weekly Author Joshua Frank and Department of Energy's Hanford Site spokesperson Geoff Tyree have had it out in our comment threads before debating the safety of Hanford's storage tanks. Yesterday's story on the lesser-known Hanford facts has (pardon the pun) re-ignited the discussion over storage safety of the site's 56 million gallons of radioactive waste. Enjoy this double-dosage of debate in our Comment(s) of the Day:
What a strange jumping off point for a story. The news last week was the Department added several more tours this year and is allowing middle and high school kids join the tours. That's good for the Pacific Northwest, as more people will be able to visit the site. Instead, the author used it as a jumping off point to repeat allegations and issues that are certainly not a secret. They've been widely reported in the press and on blogs, which is where I assume school-age kids would get their information if they were interested in the issue. Readers beware, there are two major accuracy problems with this story. First, the author extrapolates the allegations and issues on one project to all of the other major projects on the Hanford Site, which simply isn't true. Second, the post also makes an irresponsible statement that the tanks could explode at any time, which isn't true. Regarding the tours, our goal is providing accurate information and an interesting experience for our guests. For some reason, we keep hoping the Seattle Weekly will adopt a similar goal of providing accurate information on Hanford.
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Dear Mr. Tyree,
I read your comment with much interest. First, many DOE projects have and have had serious safety incidents. It is certainly not confined to the WTP. For example, have you reviewed the incident in New York at the Separations Process Research Unit (SPRU)? What about the past releases and spills at Hanford? What about the shutdown of the ITP process at Savannah River due to uncontrolled benzene gas generation? The problems are confined to the WTP?!? -- hardly.
Second, if the waste tanks cannot explode, why was there so much concern of the Hanford hydrogen gas burping tank SY-101? Wasn't it burping hydrogen gas? Isn't this gas VERY explosive? Isn't hydrogen gas what exploded at Fukushima? Doesn't all waste in gamma radiation generate hydrogen gas? I'll answer those for you: yes to all.
The safety world requires that a spark source be assumed to be present when the gas in the atmosphere exceeds the explosive limit. Isn't that true? Therefore, for you to say that a tank cannot explode when, in fact, you were deeply concerned about an explosion in SY-101 and when combined with the safety assumptions, clearly implies an explosion is possible.
Your objective should be to take all measures to prevent potential safety incidents, not assume they won't happen.
The increased tours will surely be great fun -- just please have the folks wear safety equipment (and don't smoke).


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TRANSLATING VIETNAMESE FOLK POETRY: JOHN BALABAN'S CA DAO Ca Dao Viet Nam: Vietnamese Folk Poetry. Translated and with an introduction by John Balaban. Port Townsend, Washington: Copper Canyon Press, 2003. Pp. 88. $15.00 paper.
Long, long ago, a young American fresh out of college roamed the narrow roads and rivers of the Mekong Delta with a tape recorder in hand asking people, "Would you sing your favorite poems?" As John Balaban recounts his first experience, "I walked up to farmers, housewives, boatbuilders, fishermen, seamstresses, herbalists, and older sisters minding their siblings."1 Who would have predicted that two years later, in 1974, a beautiful and superbly translated bilingual collection of Vietnamese folk poems, Ca Dao, would emerge from Unicorn Press. And now, almost thirty years later, Copper Canyon Press has published a revised edition of the translation.
A recognized name in literary circles, John Balaban is North Carolina's poet-in-residence, a professor of English in Creative Writing, and well known for his award-winning translation of ca dao, Spring Essence-The Poetry of Ho Xuan Huong, and his acclaimed memoir, Remembering Heaven's Face. In the spring of 2003, he received a Guggenheim Fellowship to re-translate the classic novel-in-verse The Tale of Kieu by the early eighteenth-century Vietnamese poet Nguyen Du, which was previously translated by Yale scholar Huynh Sanh Thong.
Balaban's work started during the Vietnam War, when he volunteered as a social worker for a children's relief organization in the Mekong Delta. Fascinated with ca dao, Balaban traveled, from September 1971 to May 1972, from village to village recording live performances of ca dao. Before Balaban's Ca Dao appeared, most of the existing translations of Vietnamese folk poetry were either difficult for English readers to appreciate or were found piecemeal in journal articles and photocopied translations circulated among scholars of Vietnamese literature.
Within this context, Balaban pondered, "If ca dao still existed, they would be an amazing index to the continuum of Vietnamese humanism. . . . But if they still existed. . . . where would I find them now?"2 To his amazement he discovered that "ca dao was very much alive outside the city. . . . To Vietnamese farmers who all knew this poetry-I never found one who did not-my poetical interests were perfectly reasonable, and so they sang to me what they knew."3 Balaban proceeded to collect ca dao and translate his modest, yet representative, sampling of Vietnam's vast folk poetry tradition.
Balaban's ca dao collection presents forty-nine beautifully and meticulously translated poems chosen from approximately 500 original poems that he taped and transcribed. Although not an anthology of Vietnamese folk poetry, this collection provides "a small sampling of a vaster, ever-changing body of poetry that spans the centuries and the length of Vietnam."4
Balaban defines ca dao as "always lyrical, sung to melodies without instrumental accompaniment by an individual singing in the first person, not the narrative third person of traditional oral, epic poetry in the West."5 Ca dao as loosely defined (ca in Vietnamese means "song"; dao means "short unfixed melody") are anonymous poem-songs without fixed melodies (bài hát không có chu'o'ng khúc) transmitted orally long before they were transcribed onto paper. Balaban, however, speaks exclusively of ca dao as being composed by "ordinary peasants who passed on the poems orally."6
Ca dao was not limited to the common people or sung only by "peasants" as Balaban suggests but, at one time, permeated Vietnamese culture and was practiced and treasured by the educated and the illiterate, by city folks and peasants alike. It is nevertheless very difficult to grasp the complexity and dynamism of the process of ca dao making, and equally challenging to determine its place in the Vietnamese society and psyche. …


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The livestock started bleating and moving about restlessly as they heard the distress of the boy. The horses started rearing up and kicked at the pin doors. Pigs started squealing and running about their pins. The whole barn was in revolt and I knew I had to get rid of the horrible dirty rat. I guided him to the door and opening it I kicked him harshly to the snow telling him never to come back. The striking of the clock interrupted Blake 12 long bongs betraying the hour. Blake waited patiently for the sound to stop and then continued. He was determined to tell his tale. "Will fell face first into the snow leaving an indention. The boy wide eyed and terrified picked himself up and ran into the woods. All that was left of him was a thick red stain left in the snow. I thought for sure that would be the last I saw of the scamp. I returned two days latter to throw out the old belongings to make room for my new hire. There was no sign of the boy. The work was going well until I tried to remove some worthless and useless knickknacks left in the corner. On the floor laid out was a blue wool blanket the kind used to swaddle a baby in, between the folds was three wooden soldiers one of them with a missing arm. Scattered on the blanket also was a hairbrush and a shabby locket with a picture of Will and his mom when he was an infant. With contempt I kicked at the small pile of junk crushing the locket, breaking it in two. I heard a yell of pain and outrage as Will came running, screaming without words. He had been hiding between to large barrels. His face was puffed and three times its normal size. His right eye was swelled tight keeping light but not tears from streaming through. Will fell to the floor crying in agony and grief. He clutched the busted locket in his small hand and hugged the blue blanket. Pitifully he knelt sobbing. I thought to myself here was clay fairly fresh and untouched. Clay I could mold and use to show the world how to burn and destroy sin from our bodies. I would teach him and mold him in my own image as the lord does with us. Just as God taught Moses by letting him die in the desert, so would I teach Will." Blake was grinning with apparent pride. He had the smug look of one who understands true knowledge. David was unfazed by his warped and cruel logic. He understood though he needed to get Will away from the malice this man represented. Looking Blake in the eyes David spoke "Yes that is quite good and all but I would rather talk about payment now for the services you whished rendered." Blake pinched his face tight, three wrinkles formed on his forehead "But of course my friend, I see you are more akin to an animal and whish only to feed your fleshly desires." David rose throwing his napkin down "What I whish is no concern for you Sir. I want payment in gold not petty wisdom from a fool." Blake's skin melted like writhing snakes as he tried to keep control "Payment will come after the deed is done in gold not wisdom as you wish, five hundred pounds." David sat smiling now that money was being discussed "And what about now, have I not needs that need to be met now? I need some money up front to grease the skits as it were. Oh lets say two hundred pounds?" Blake's eye's narrowed into slits "Two hundred pounds for nothing. How do I know you simply won't spend the money on booze and harlots while I get nothing? Fifty pounds is the most I will give." David smiled looking past Blake towards the way Will had left. "I'll take the boy instead; I have a great many debts. The kind of debt that gets a man killed. Neither of us will be served if I end up with a knife in my back. Give me the boy. I know a man in the city who would pay well for flesh so fair." Blake slammed his fist into the table "You wish me to allow you to sell Will to a flesh peddler? Outrageous, I see truly I am dealing with a serpent. I will give you a hundred pounds no more." "A serpent yes." Said David smiling. "A serpent that gets things done, things you need done. The flesh peddler as you call him is a very powerful man and the offering of the boy will settle many debts. It is the boy or nothing, now hurry the hour is late and I wish to be off." Scowling but not knowing what to do, Blake knew the wrath the Baron could unleash. He needed this deal done "Ok two hundred pounds up front the boy stays." Shaking his head David stood walking away from the table. Sweat thick round balls of it beaded up on Blake's pasty face, he never imagined such a turn. It would seem David was very much the predator. He should have known better after all he was sent from the Baron. "The boy it is then." Blake called out. David turned if he had not known he would have thought Blake was ill very ill. He was sweaty and shaken as if he had walked through a fog of fear.
David and the boy stood outside the keep. "Do you remember what I told you?" asked David. The boy looked up with large eyes his nose still swollen. His chest though was puffed out with pride. Will shook his head yes. David handed over the messages to Will knowing it would be easier for him to deliver then him. It was important that the message to the king was received without the Baron knowing it was being sent. The business with Blake was sure to have more to do with the Baron then Blake himself. He needed to know how the king wanted to react to this unfolding plot. In any event he needed to travel to Bayside Port in order to give the appearance he was complying with Blake's whishes. "Remember you are now a squire of the knights of Westbury." David said in a serious voice. "Yes Sir!" said Will his eyes ablaze with hero worship. "I will deliver these messages and protect the lady Calderon with my life Sir!" Will's face was pinched into a warriors scowl; it had all the ferocity of a puppy growling. The golden feather David had given him waved freely from his cap, a sign that he was now a squire. David checked and rechecked his plan, it was risky to ask the boy to do so much however, he felt Will was up to it. There was nothing he could do but trust in the boy to deliver the messages. It was time for him to leave; David raised his hand in a salute, Will snapped to attention and returned the salute. With that David rode away leaving a blazing trail of dust.
The Baron sat at his table smiling. A large greasy turkey leg was waving from his hand. In front of the portly man was a feast fit for six. However, the Baron and the Baron alone ate at this table. Blake sat uneating even though the Baron gave him many prompts to do so. Waving the leg gaily in the air the Baron spoke "He took the boy as payment to sell into the meat market. A true viper he is, this it quite a turn of events." The Baron laughed. Blake sat umamused by the Baron's musing "Snakes my dear Baron have a way of biting. Why must you deal with such a character?" The Baron tore into the flesh of his turkey leg grease squirted down his shirt and face "And who am I to deal with if not snakes
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