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This is a short extract from Liz Greene's Psychological Horoscope Analysis. The complete report of 18-25 pages can be ordered as an E-Horoscope or a bound booklet in the Astroshop.This horoscope analysis - using the insights of astrology and psychology combined with the tools of advanced computer technology - offers you an astrological portrait which is uniquely and individually focussed and which aims at providing greater self-knowledge. II. Your Psychological Type
This short chapter describes your typical or characteristic way of responding to situations in life.The rich array of individual attributes portrayed in your birth horoscope is set, as it is with everyone, against the backdrop of a certain temperament bias. We might call this bias your psychological "type". The world of human relationship means everything to you, and the feelings of others are primary on the scale of your values. Yet you are often caught in a conflict between your need for warmth and closeness with others, and your need for privacy, space and the freedom to pursue your own interests - which often involve abstract concepts quite divorced from human reality. You have great compassion for the problems of others, and may often find yourself playing the role of the good mother or father [...] [..] You possess an artistic and temperamental nature which tends to undervalue the ordinary; and because you have difficulty in expressing in words what you want and feel, you often create problems simply because you resent having to explain yourself. Thus, despite your compassion [...] III. Character and Shadow
In this comprehensive chapter of the Psychological Horoscope Liz Greene provides valuable insights about your essential character traits.The interplay between the conscious and unconscious sides of you is a constantly shifting dance, changing at different stages of your life and altering according to the pressures and challenges which you encounter. The tension between the primary characters in your inner drama is the source of energy which provides your life with movement, purpose, conflict and growth. [..] But everything you experience outside yourself - people, places, situations - is ultimately subordinated to the inner vision you have of its meaning and its essence. Life is only interesting to you if it contains the maximum resemblance to the mythic drama which you perceive [...] [..] At best, you have a unique capacity to express yourself in a vivid, colourful and imaginative way, and everything that you perceive becomes transparent like glass and full of the light of your symbolic inner world. Your concentration tends to be poor unless you are studying [...] Hidden traits In contrast to your poetic vision of life, and the colour and drama which you habitually inject into it, there is another protagonist in your inner psychic drama. This figure comprises all those more mundane, earthbound and ordinary qualities which you have had to exclude [...] A minor character [..] Fatalistic philosophies are not for you; nor are those ideologies that transfer ultimate responsibility for one's life and one's destiny onto society, the state, or any other external agency. You find it hard to be patient and understanding with those apparently hapless [...] IV. The Family Background
In the complete horoscope analysis, this chapter deals with your family myths as well as with your perception of your parents and their relationship.Although you are an individual, you have emerged from a family background. Thus you contain certain inner patterns, myths and attitudes toward life which you have acquired from the psychological soil of this background. V. Relationship Patterns
This chapter describes attitudes, needs and characteristic patterns in close one-to-one relationships.Both astrology and psychology teach us that nothing that occurs within a relationship is chance. Your birth horoscope describes what you are like inside, and therefore what kind of patterns, needs and compulsions you are likely to bring into your relationships with others. You live so close to the immense and fecund depths of the unconscious that you can easily become inflated - which means that, accustomed to the treasures of the imagination, you can easily begin to feel that you are too special, unique and gifted to be bothered with more mundane concerns. You have learned to flow with your fantasies, and have therefore not developed the capacity for clear analysis and decision-making in the outer world. Because your nature is so strongly marked by poetry and [...] [..] You know how to let your woman exist as a separate individual independent of your need of her, which means that you are deeply tolerant - even when you are feeling angry or offended. Your partner's idiosyncrasies do not surprise you, for you know that it takes all kinds [...] VI. Paths toward Integration
The final chapter of the Psychological Horoscope Analysis contains insights into the potential for growth as shown in your birth chart.The following paragraphs provide some suggestions of ways in which conscious effort might make it possible for you to achieve greater harmony between the different components within yourself, and to strengthen that centre of the personality which psychology calls the ego, the "I". Appendix
These small samples from different chapters convey an impression of your personal Psychological Horoscope which comprises 18 - 25 pages. It can be ordered as an E-Horoscope or bound booklet in the Astroshop. Please read a complete sample report (of a different person) to get an overview of the extent of the complete horoscope.You may wish to take a look at the range of our reports.


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In Chicago at Plant Biology 2007, ASPB organized an event for representatives from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to host a discussion of the topic "Vision and Change in Biology Undergraduate Education: A View for the 21st Century". An article describing this standing-room-only session was published in the ASPB September/October 2007 Newsletter. Participants in this discussion were divided into small groups and asked to define curricular goals, course designs, and delivery options, as well as the related faculty preparation and institutional structures that would be needed to create effective change for the future of undergraduate biology education. Over the last year NSF has lead a series of similar conversations with key scientists, life science organizations, and biology educators to identify and prioritize goals. In May this year AAAS, NSF and AIBS gathered over 60 professional societies' representatives in Washington to continue this "discussion" and to present some of the findings of the conversations with scientists and biology educators held over the last year. NSF also asked the representatives present to identify possible strategies professional societies could utilize to foster change in undergraduate biological sciences education.
In her summary of the findings, Penny Firth from the National Science Foundation described the following three components in what NSF calls "A Shared Vision" and possible strategies for professional societies.
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What about resources to do this? This can be the role of funding agencies. Also it is understood now that great scholarship is rewarded but there is a need to bring provosts and administrators into the conversation to support educational scholarship. What is the next step? NSF plans to continue the "conversations and discussions" ramping up for a "Vision of Change" conference. Here societies will be asked how they are contributing to the vision. It is understood that at a minimum this is a decade-long plan with shared visions and partners. Add your expertise to the conversation. Submit your specific successes for fostering change in undergraduate biology education to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Lansing – Senate Democratic Leader Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Senate Democrats introduced legislation today that would ensure the votes of state military personnel serving overseas are properly counted. The new bills would allow for deployed servicemembers' absentee ballots to be counted as long as they were postmarked by Election Day and would also allow them to submit their absentee ballots electronically. Another bill in the package would allow for statewide online voter registration.
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Network flow formulation of optimal perimeter sensory coverage problem
In this article, the perimeter detection optimization problem in field surveillance and target tracking are discussed. The detection range of sensors is assumed to be circular or elliptical. Sensors are also assumed to be associated with a cost factor reflecting their operational characteristics and power usage. We show that the problem of optimal sensor selection can be reduced to a network flow problem and can then be solved using any existing classical methodology. This significantly reduces the computational time of sensory selection problem which in many cases needs to be solved in almost real time basis, every time that the dynamics of the field changes. The field dynamics could change due to such events as wind direction change and sensor failures.
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The first measure to ensure that by 2015 your car can dial emergency services for you when you have a serious accident has been adopted by the European Commission today (Thursday).
The Commission wants the life-saving eCall system to be fitted to all new models of cars and light vehicles from 2015. eCall automatically dials Europe's single emergency number 112 in the event of a serious accident and communicates the vehicle's location to the emergency services.
A Commission Recommendation adopted on 8th September, urges Member States to ensure that mobile phone network operators upgrade their infrastructure so that eCalls are efficiently passed on to emergency services.
Every minute is crucial to save lives and reduce the severity of injuries when emergency services are called to a road accident. Yet people injured in an accident do not always have the reflex or the physical ability to call emergency services immediately.
eCall devices address this problem by alerting emergency services immediately even if the driver or passenger is unconscious or otherwise unable to call. The technology speeds up the arrival of emergency teams by an estimated 40% in urban areas and 50% in rural areas.
Ireland is on track regarding the financial assistance programme, according to the Council of the EU. This is the outcome of the last quarterly review of the implementation of the programme conducted by the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
During their visits to Dublin in the first half of July the three institutions noted that the Irish programme was on track, with the respective authorities meeting important programme milestones and demonstrating their commitment to addressing underlying weaknesses in public finances and the financial sector and as regards competitiveness.
At a meeting today (Thursday) of the Governing Council of the ECB it was decided to keep the key ECB interest rates unchanged.
In a press conference following the meeting and on the subject of fiscal policy, ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet said "Turning to fiscal policies, a number of governments have announced additional measures to ensure the achievement of their consolidation targets and to strengthen the legal basis for national fiscal rules. To ensure credibility, it is now crucial that the announced measures be frontloaded and implemented in full. Governments need to stand ready to implement further consolidation measures, notably on the expenditure side, if risks regarding the attainment of the current fiscal targets materialise. Countries that enjoy better than expected economic and fiscal developments should make full use of this room for manoeuvre for faster deficit and debt reduction. All euro area governments need to demonstrate their inflexible determination to fully honour their own individual sovereign signature, which is a decisive element in ensuring financial stability in the euro area as a whole."
The Commission yesterday (Wednesday) adopted a Communication on the security of energy supply and international cooperation which sets out for the first time a comprehensive strategy for the EU's external relations in energy. The Communication proposes increased transparency among EU Member States on their energy agreements with third countries and strengthened coordination when approaching partner countries, when taking a position in international organisations, and when developing comprehensive energy partnerships with key partner countries.
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The EU currently imports 80% of the oil and 60% of the gas used for energy and these figures are contining to rise.
On 13 April 2011, the European Commission adopted the Single Market Act which sets out a package of twelve key actions to further develop the European Single Market. The aim is to boost growth and jobs and to enhance citizens' and businesses' confidence in the Single Market.
The Single Market Forum, which will take place in Krakow in Poland between 2-4 October, will bring together businesses, social partners, non-governmental organisations and those representing citizens, public authorities and various levels of government and parliaments to discuss progress relating to the implementation of the Single Market Act.
If you or your organisation would like to be represented at the Single Market Forum (SIMFO), please view the draft programme at this link - http://ec.europa.eu/simfo. Registration is possible up to and including 25 September 2011. There is a limited budget available to assist individual citizens, NGOs and SMEs with travel costs and further information about registration, etc. can be viewed at the above website or can be acquired by contacting email@example.com.
The European Commission welcomes the new measures announced yesterday by the Italian Government. They confirm the determination of the Italian authorities to meet the agreed targets of deficit and debt reduction, while contributing to tackle the deep rooted structural weaknesses of the Italian economy.
European Transport Commissioner Siim Kallas announced his intention today (Thursday) to bring forward in 2013 a package of proposals to help ports remain competitive and support the huge potential for growth in the port sector. He underlined his intention to bring forward measures to support the reduction of the administrative burden in ports and to put forward proposals to improve the transparency of port financing and proposals for measures on port services.
Minister for Small Business, John Perry T.D., this week formally launched the National Mentoring Programme for Female Entrepreneurs at the European Commission Representation in Ireland. The programme is an initiative led by Galway Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the four Chambers of Commerce in Dublin, Cork, Waterford and Sligo. The Mentoring Programme is geared towards early stage female entrepreneurs and sees them matched with a mentor for a 12-month period of mentoring support.
The intention of the mentoring programme is to boost female entrepreneurship, recognise and support the distinctive nature of women's business start-ups and ensure that newly-established women entrepreneurs can sustain their activity throughout the first, very challenging years of their businesses.
Today (Thursday 8 September): Governing Council of the European Central Bank, Frankfurt
Friday 2 September to Monday 3 October 2011: Dundalk Europe Direct Centre - Irish Successes Abroad Exhibition
Friday, 9 September: Informal meeting of Education, Youth, Culture & Sport Council, Wroclaw, Poland
Sunday, 11 September –Tuesday, 13 September: Informal meeting of Agriculture and Fisheries Ministers, Wroclaw, Poland
Monday 12 September – Thursday, 15 September: European Parliament Plenary Session, Strasbourg
Tuesday 13 September: Killarney Europe Direct Centre - European Theme Open Day for Primary Schools
Wednesday 14 September: Blanchardstown Europe Direct Centre - Make a European Flag Workshop
Friday 16 September: Regions of Knowledge Workshop (presentations and advice on applying to the FP7 Regions of Knowledge Call), Dublin
Tuesday 20 to Friday 23 September: Ballinsloe Europe Direct Centre: European Mobility Week Display and Exhibition
Tuesday, 20 September – Thursday, 22 September: EU Stand at the National Ploughing Championships, Athy, Co. Kildare
Friday 23 September: Waterford Europe Direct Centre - John Grenham Talk on "Tracing Your Irish Ancestors"
Monday 26 September: Blanchardstown Europe Direct Centre - Arts, Crafts & Language Activity—European Day of Languages
Tuesday 27 September: Killarney Europe Direct Information Centre - Open day on Volunteering
Friday 30 September: Letterkenny Europe Direct Centre - Volunteer Information Stands and lunch
Thursday 6 October: Ireland Wales Programme Annual Event 2011: Cross-border Partnerships: Connecting Regions & People, Dublin
On 14 September, the European Personnel Selection Office will launch competitions for administrators in the following fields:
Details of these will be published at http://www.eu-careers.eu/
The European Commission is inviting young graphic designers and graphic design students to help spread the message about responsible driving among young people, one of the most vulnerable groups on the roads. The winning poster will be translated into the EU's 23 official languages, distributed in all 27 EU countries and used for a communication campaign in Brussels and possibly for similar campaigns across all 27 EU Member States!
The winner will receive €2,000 and will be invited to Brussels for an award ceremony at the European Youth Forum for Road Safety on 24 November 2011. The two runners-up will each win €1,000 and will be notified by post of their prize.
The European Commission is re-casting membership of the group of experts which helps in the preparation of legislative acts or policy initiatives in the area of payment systems (The Payment Systems Market Expert Group or PSMEG). The aim is to achieve a better balance between payment server users and providers, and to increase the participation of consumer representatives and civil society.
First set up in 2009, the Payment Services Market Expert Group provides the Commission with insights on payment issues, including fraud prevention. Interested candidates are invited to send an application to the Commission by 7 October 2011.
The call for applications is addressed to experts in payments, including fraud prevention, coming from the payment industry, the payment user side or the academic world. A maximum of 40 experts will be selected.
A new report on men's health shows that more males suffer from prostrate cancer in Ireland that in any other EU State. Just over 120 men per 100,000 of the Irish population suffer from the disease compared to the UK where the figure is half the rate in Ireland.
This first report provides a comprehensive overview of the state of men's health across the 27 EU member states, the 4 states of the European Free Trade Association (Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and Lichtenstein) and the 3 candidate countries (Croatia, Turkey, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia).
The full report can be read at: http://ec.europa.eu/health/population_groups/docs/men_health_report_en.pdf
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With the technology available in the Game Boy at the time, I say they did decent job. As much as I wanted Misty and Brock to follow you around, I know they wouldn't be able to pull off something like that with the limited capabilities of the Game Boy. There would be too much sprite work involved and the fact and triple battles didn't exist yet is also a factor cause they would be able to program them from RBG's original programming and would also throw off the original story. I would mind some more part of the anime's story expanded on, but it could never work too well. I really like they kept most of RBG's story in tact and incorporated some stuff from the anime at the same time. Such as Team Rocket having the team they had in the anime. And also the fact that Pikachu stayed out of it's ball and followed you everywhere. You can't evolve him either and while you can put him in a box, his friendship level decreases and if you try to release it, the game won't let you. Basically you're stuck with a Pikachu but I didn't mind that as kid cause I loved having Pikachu follow me.
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Technology renews questions among some in Oklahoma about end time, 'mark of the beast'
"The second beast was given power to give breath to the image of the first beast, so that the image could speak and cause all who refused to worship the image to be killed. It also forced all people, great and small, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads, so that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of its name. This calls for wisdom. Let the person who has insight calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man. That number is 666."
— Revelation 13:15-18
The phrase "mark of the beast" and the numbers "666" capture people's attention quickly enough.
Mention one of these references to the Antichrist or Satan in a sentence about technology, and that attention is magnified.
That's what recently happened when an Oklahoma woman said she was concerned that biometric palm scanners used by her hospital employer to collect patient information were too similar to the "mark of the beast" referenced in the biblical Book of Revelation.
The Grove woman isn't alone in her concerns that some technological advances are subterfuge for the mark of the devil.
Over the years, people have expressed apprehension about biometric digital photographs such as those used for driver's licenses in several states. Parents of students in some school districts across the country have become alarmed about vein scanners and student I.D. cards that include a biochip implant system, or radio frequency identification (RFID) chips, to track students on school grounds at all times.
Even the Social Security number, first issued by the U.S. Social Security Administration in 1935, has come under suspicion by some as a possible precursor to the "mark of the beast" and one world government. One world government also is mentioned in Revelation as a sign of the end times and the reign of the Antichrist.
The Rev. Steve Kern, pastor of Olivet Baptist Church, 1201 NW 10, said many Christians are troubled by happenings that seem to indicate that the world is moving toward one government, as prophesied in Revelation. He said that is where the recent concerns with technology come in.
"The Christian community is very much concerned with not just the 'mark of the beast' but the move toward 'one world order,'" he said. Kern said they are troubled because they believe that an individual's rights come from God, not from a world government.
"All of a sudden you've got a situation where rights come from government, not from God," he said.
"Things don't happen just all at once. Things happen one at a time. There are these little concerns."
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Two Bible scholars, the Rev. Mark Hitchcock and Doug Miller, both of Edmond, said they understand people's anxiety about prophesies detailed in Revelation, but they should not worry about the "mark of the beast" just yet.
Hitchcock said invasion of privacy may be a real concern for people these days with technological advances.
Hitchcock, a Bible prophecy expert and pastor of Faith Bible Church, 600 N Coltrane in Edmond, said he believes Revelation is full of literal prophecy, so he is not saying that there will not be a time when people will be forced to choose between accepting the "mark of the beast" or death. He said he simply does not think that time — which he called the Tribulation — has come.
"It's basically going to be a Pledge of Allegiance to the Antichrist. It's going to be in the future. It's not right now," Hitchcock said.
He said, according to Bible prophecy, the Tribulation is a seven-year period after the Lord "raptures" Christians to heaven. The people left behind will then be subjected to the Tribulation, dark days when the Antichrist will come to prominence. He said the Tribulation will be immediately followed by the second coming of Christ, according to Scripture.
Miller, host of the Bott Radio Bible study show "Dialogue," shared the viewpoint.
"If there are still born-again believers out there, then the beast has not yet appeared," Miller said. "If you're left behind for the Tribulation, you'll have more than the 'mark of the beast' to worry about."
Hitchcock said he interprets Scripture to indicate that people will take the mark with purpose and intention and that there will be no deception about it.
"They will be rejecting the true God and taking the Antichrist as their god, so no one is going to take the mark of the beast accidentally," he said.
"It's going to be something that's purposeful and intentional, because it says in Revelation 14 that people who take the mark of the beast are going to be doomed and cast into hell. God is not going to send people to hell for doing something unintentional."
Growing interest
Hitchcock said people have always seemed interested in the Book of Revelation, written by the apostle John. He said he is not surprised that interest in the prophecy revealed in Revelation appears to have grown in recent years.
"We live in times where everything is magnified because of the information that's out there 24/7, and there are a lot of things happening in our world that are very troubling to a lot of people," Hitchcock said.
"Then people read the Bible and they see parallels there, and so they wonder if this is the thing that the Bible is talking about. It just highlights that we need to be careful about these things and not engage in sensationalism and fear and of those things."
When asked what he says to naysayers who reject Bible prophecy as nonsense, Hitchcock had a ready answer.
"Some people say it's just mythology or legends or whatever, but there are 500 prophecies in the Bible that have been fulfilled already," he said.
"That gives a solid foundation for believing that future prophecies that haven't been fulfilled, will be fulfilled."


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If you're not a Canadian cosmetics consumer you likely have no idea who Lise Watier is. We had no idea, either, despite having seen their products in drugstores and select department stores throughout Canada. Reader interest in this cosmetics line (only the skin care is reviewed on Beautypedia; the brand sells makeup, too) is what prompted us to finally stop and pay attention. Regrettably, this isn't a garden of roses; Lise Watier is a rather dull line with few positives and definitely nothing novel or exciting. In fact, this line's shortcomings are glaringly apparent.
The name and personality behind the line, Lise Watier, is definitely the most interesting facet of these products. Watier began her career in the 1960s by hosting Canadian television shows aimed at women. As she became more popular and recognized for her outspoken nature (and some would say feminist viewpoint), women started writing to her for advice on a wide variety of topics. Her desire to help women find their uniqueness led to her opening a namesake institute that offered women lessons on personal growth … and makeup. It was pop psychology mixed with pops of color. Now that's a unique way to begin a cosmetics line!
Without question, personal growth and personal appearance are linked together by self-esteem, and Watier enhanced this with personal style and makeup application. Given the success of her institute, it wasn't long before Watier launched her own makeup products, along with a message that coincided with the times, and that still resonates today—beauty without rules or limitations. Watier's Montreal-based business continues to thrive in Canada, and the line has expanded beyond color to offer a range of skin-care and fragrance products.
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NORMAN — Two days after a tornado raked across the heart of Norman, residents and utility crews continued to pick up the pieces in the city's hardest hit areas.
The National Weather Service categorized the tornado as an EF-1. The twister brought with it winds in excess of 100 mph, damaging homes, businesses and ripping several large, mature trees out of the ground in Andrews Park.
About 20 people were injured during the storm, although most of those injuries were minor. A Norman Regional Hospital spokeswoman said Friday one person was admitted to the hospital, but that person's injuries were not considered serious.
Norman police Capt. Tom Easley said Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. crews worked Sunday along 24th Avenue SW, between Boyd Street and State Highway 9, where numerous power lines and utility poles were damaged.
According to OG&E's website, more than 800 Norman residents remained without power Sunday evening. Just after the storm passed, about 4,000 of OG&E's Norman customers were affected.
Rusty Surette, an American Red Cross spokesman, said Sunday a shelter remains open in Norman at St. Stephen's United Methodist Church, 1801 W Brooks St.
"We didn't have anybody there most of the day, I believe, but it is possible that more people could show up tonight or tomorrow," Surrette said Sunday evening. "At one point, we had about 20 people in there, but it will remain open until it's clear it's not needed anymore."
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak toured Norman on Saturday, checking out some of the heavily damaged areas.
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Nora Green, who was at Andrews Park on Sunday, is amazed more people weren't hurt given how fast the twister struck. She said she lives "about a half mile" from the heavily damaged city park.
"Usually we hear about it sooner … that it's coming this way," Green said. "This one was scary because it just happened. And it happened in the middle of town, so I think it's amazing nobody was seriously injured or worse."
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we had unprotected sex at 5 weeks, af didn't come back until 14 months last time but 2 weeks ago i woke up with the feeling that i was pregnant. i ignored the feeling but today i'm feeling it again. doesn't help that i'm gaining weight instead of loosing.
i asked dh to bring a test home with him today so i can stop worrying about it.
i can't be pregnant. not until the obscene amount of credit card debt is paid off, not until we can afford to upgrade our car, not until i am recovered (emotionally) from the birth...ugh.
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Good luck!
thankfully it turns out that i'm just delusional. test was negative..whew.
lesson learned.
thanks for the hugs.
what a relief that must be!
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Ive had this feeling I was pregnant too. But thats impossible.
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I dont think its similar. The 16mm does have some issues on corners but this one seems much worst. My 2 cents.
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You must have a very good sample of the 16mm. My 16mm is worse on the left corner than these photos at f2.8-5.6. It is very sharp from f9 onwards.
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Chicken Soup for the Latino Soul
August 1, 2005
Associate Professor of Hispanic and Women's Studies Susan Sanchez-Casal is co-author of
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tells stories about Latino histories and experiences in the U.S., stories that very much need to be told and listened to. It speaks to the difficult and miraculous experiences of our daily lives, in a way that also brings visibility to and celebrates the diversity of Latino life in the United States today." In addition to editing the volume, Sánchez-Casal wrote two of the stories "Don't Do It Willy!" and "Vengo del mar."
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A Companion to Narrative Theory
July 29, 2005
Blackwell Publishing has issued the Companion to Narrative Theory, co-edited by James Phelan (Ohio State University) and Hamilton Professor of Comparative Literature Peter J. Rabinowitz. The massive anthology includes 35 original essays by leading narrative theorists from the United States, Canada, Europe, the Middle East and Asia, and offers a comprehensive and global view of the state of the discipline at the beginning of the 21st century, covering not only literary narrative, but also narrative in other mediums and other fields.
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Kingston: City on the Hudson
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Evers, town historian of Woodstock, New York, died in 2004, a few months after finishing this history of Kingston. Inhabited by Indians since pre-history, colonized by Dutch traders in the seventeenth century, oppressed by British Colonial rule, and an important locus of action during the American Revolution, Kingston was also the home of progressive thinkers in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
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Binge: What Your College Student Won't Tell You
June 30, 2005
Hamilton College Charter Trustee Barrett Seaman, wrote the recently published book,
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Activist Faith: Grassroots Women in Democratic Brazil and Chile
June 1, 2005
Written by Hamilton College Professor of Government Carol Ann Drogus and Lehigh University Professor of Political Science Hannah W. Stewart-Gambino, the book examines the impact of religiously inspired activism in Latin America, including the fates of the activists and social movements that rose to prominence there during the 1980s.
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Journey to the Center: Poems/Prayers
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Father Woggon's book is an explanation of the stages of the Contemplative Process, illustrated with a selection of his poems from 1949-2005. The poems are drawn from his experience as a pastor as well as personal faith, and provide the steps for a spiritual pilgrimage. The volume is designed for personal or group use, with questions to guide reflections at the end of each chapter. The poems themselves are "finely wrought and from the soul and heart [and] touchstones along the way."
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The Practice and Other Stories
May 1, 2005
Collection of five short stories and four poems written with "satiric wit and Jewish humor" about working-class New York characters that the author observed during his "growing-up" years in Brooklyn.
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The Nature Handbook: A Guide to Observing the Great Outdoors
April 1, 2005
Nature is full of fascinating stories, stories that attract our attention at a young age and keep us amazed throughout our entire lives. The need to understand nature draws us back to its simple beauty again and again, yet underneath this simplicity lies a complex web of associations and patterns. The Nature Handbook does what no other field guide does: explores and explains nature through these connecting patterns, revealing them to the many different types of nature lovers.
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Bridging Minds Across the Pacific
March 1, 2005
Bridging Minds Across the Pacific
a new book edited by Asian Studies Chair Cheng Li, offers an examination of those Chinese students who have studied in the U.S. since the late 1970s and have returned to China. This volume of essays focuses on how these students have contributed to shaping their home country, especially in social science curricular development, program-building, research, and public policy formation. And, it explores whether sweeping educational exchanges between these two profoundly different countries have promoted productive mutual understanding. Li, the William R. Kenan Professor of Government, edited the book and is also one of the book's essayists. He is also the author of
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Exploring North America, 1800-1900
March 1, 2005
From the expeditions of the ancient world to the future of space exploration in the 21st century, Discovery and Exploration conveys the wonders, anxieties and satisfactions that explorers have felt since the beginning of time. Starting with a vivid scene-setting first chapter focusing attention on a key event, each book's gripping narrative explores the topic, while firsthand accounts of incidents, climate and terrain offer a fresh perspective on discovery and exploration. Each volume also includes black-and-white photographs and illustrations; specially done, detailed maps; box features; an introduction or preface; a glossary; a further information list; and an index.
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I feel your pain, my main PP is in Texas and I haven't heard from him for awhile. Another one joins the 'Texas Mail Problems' club. Waiting sucks, especially once too much time passes, every day feels like a month, I know the feeling. Best of luck& I hope you hear from him soon!
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@karleep. He is in robertson unit.
Still haven't received but mail doesn't come on weekends.
I got a letter this weekend that took 2 weeks to get here. What I did notice is that it was postmarked 5 days after he wrote it. Normally they are postmarked the next working day.
At least one of my letters didn't make it my pen pal in Polunsky. I only know that because he didn't say anything about some things I wrote and he said he never read about them. Good thing I asked because I thought he just didn't want to answer the questions.
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My man and I number the outside of each of our envelopes (Letter# 31, etc. Mailed 05/13/12) and keep track of those numbers in a notebook so we know right away if something is missing. It's worked really really well.
"To Live Content With Small Means; To Seek Elegance Rather Than Luxury, And Refinement Rather Than Fashion; To Be Worthy, Not Respectable; And Wealthy, Not Rich; To Study Hard, Think Quietly, Talk Gently, Act Frankly.....To Listen To Stars & Buds, To Babes & Sages, With Open Heart; Await Occasions, Hurry Never.....This Is My Symphony." ~ William Henry Channing
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Still nothing. Almost at a month now in a couple days.
Karleep you get yours?


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Big Al Weekley interviews IBMA Executive Director Paul Schiminger
I wanted you all to have a chance to listen to the recent audio interview I did with Paul Schiminger who is the new Executive Director of the IBMA.
Paul was a delight to speak with and I must say a very intelligent man.
In this interview we discuss various things including IBMA history and the love of Bluegrass music as a whole. In this interview we speak of where the IBMA has been, where it is now and what the future may hold for this great organization.
I have been involved with Bluegrass music all my life and have made it a real passion to try and teach Bluegrass history to the music industry as a whole. Bluegrass contains in it the very roots of much culture in the USA and I want to continue to see the Bluegrass genre grow in all areas.
This interview was an honor for me to do as Paul Schiminger now plays a very serious role at the largest organization that… Continue reading
Big Al Weekley at IBMA's this week – a few pictures – IBMA Awards 2014
It was an honor for me to be nominated in the Top 5 Broadcasters for the 2014 IBMA Awards.
We are having a blast and once I get back and settled in I will update you all with some more pictures. Here are a couple for now. The event get's better every year. It's been fun catching up with friends and meeting new one's too. What a great time! Hope to see everyone next year that missed it this year and keep on listening to "The Big Al Bluegrass Show" on www.KRVN.com – www.WOTRFM.com and archived at www.MusicChartsMagazine.com.
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The banjo man himself Mr. Sammy and Big Al Weekley at the IBMA Awards 2014
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Big Al Weekley Earns Prestigious Nebraska Music Award
Country music connoisseur and preservationist Big Al Weekley of Overton, Nebraska, will be inducted into the Nebraska Country Music Hall of Fame Saturday, October 19, 2013.
Big Al was nominated by Curt Shoemaker of Iona, Kansas.
Shoemaker is a three time hall of famer, professional steel guitarist, songwriter-entertainer and recording artist. Weekley accompanied Shoemaker back in 2009 in recording Gospel CD "Gathered In His Name," with the song "Peace in the Valley."
Big Al was born in Ravenswood, West Virginia. He picked up his first guitar at age 14 and never looked back. He began playing with various Bluegrass and Country Stars. He has performed Country and Bluegrass acts all across his home state. In 1987, he was approached following a show at Ohio University and was asked if he would be interested in hosting a show on public radio. This was the first break in a career for Weekley and he is now one of the most recognizable Country and Bluegrass radio personalities in the country.
After four years on public radio at Ohio University, driving truck and being the music director for 1360 WMOV AM… Continue reading


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- Published: Naī Dillī : Peṅguina Buksa, 2012.
- Year Published: 2012
- Edition: 1. saṃskaraṇa.
- Description: viii, 372 p. ; 20 cm.
- Language: Hindi
- Format: Book
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- Hindi language materials.
- Male friendship -- Fiction.
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- Kabul (Afghanistan) -- Fiction.
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Translated from English.
Novel based on the traces the unlikely friendship of a wealthy Afghan youth and a servant's son in a tale that spans the final days of Afghanistan's monarchy through the atrocities of the present day.
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