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It was four years ago in June that we suffered a terrible flood resulting in the loss of several properties in the south side of Franklin.
Since that time, the city of Franklin, with the backing of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, has purchased most of the devastated properties and restored the ground to sod.
Starting in September, the parks department, in cooperation with the city planning department and a committee appointed by then-mayor Fred Paris, initiated a gathering of interested citizens to submit ideas as to how the city could best develop the flooded area into a city park.
Among the several ideas that were presented to the committee and subsequently to the parks department board of directors, was the suggestion to create an urban forest populated with native Indiana hardwood tress. After doing their due diligence, the parks board of directors agreed that the urban forest ideas would meet the criteria of something that would serve the recreational and educational requirements of citizens of all ages, do so at a reasonable original cost and offer the lowest future maintenance cost. Also, it would provide a possible future tourist draw and a beautiful scenic area within walking distance from downtown Franklin.
I am pleased to say that the project is now at the starting gate, with the path for the walking trails having been laid out and soon to be covered with hardwood mulch.
The mulch will be at no cost to the city, as it has been created from limbs, branches and leaves from tree trimming in the city. Once the trail is in place, it will be possible to start the planting of the first phase of the project. It is planned that the trees will be planted over a period of five years.
Arriving at this point has required the support of numerous people and organizations.
For fear of missing someone, I will not identify the many individuals who helped with this project along the way. Those thanks will come later, but the important thing to note is that this has been a community effort and there will continue to be many opportunities for community involvement as the project matures.
There is one group that I must commend for their input, and that is the local Purdue Extension service and the Purdue University School of Horticulture and Dean Mike Dana which provided three senior students, as a class project, to visit the site and draw a development plan for where and how many trees to plant.
Their help was invaluable. That admission is tough for a dyed-in-the-wool Indiana University fan to admit, but they did a great job.
In addition, the leaders of several of the largest employers in the area, such as Franklin College, Franklin United Methodist Community, Franklin Masonic Home and the Franklin Community School Corp. have been supportive from the beginning, as have some of the local service clubs.
It may seem as if this has taken an inordinately long time to show any progress on this project; it has to me. However, as with many government projects, there are a number of departments and people involved in the approval process. The city administration and members on the various councils and boards have assisted in this effort.
Since this was envisioned to be a project to involve the entire community and to require minimal investment by the city, we are at the beginning of the effort to seek out organizations and individuals to invest in the project either by way of financial contributions — such as purchasing trees or benches for memorials — or to provide hands-on labor to assist in the planting operations along with the parks department.
We soon will be announcing the formal development of these areas. You soon will see evidence of action on the ground.
I invite anyone interested in being involved in these efforts to email me at email@example.com or visit the blog site, "Franklin Urban Forest Project, http://
urbanforest4franklin.blogspot.com/. I look forward to this being a living works to provide enjoyment to many generations of future residents and visitors to Franklin.
James R. Crane


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I love this four tray revolving storage device. I use it for storing my craft supplies on my work table. I loved the first one so much that I recently bought a second one. They are perfect for smaller objects like inks, embossing powders, twine, washi tape, tape runners and small tools!
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Well, I got all 75 of the itty bitty nuts, washers and bolts put in place. But, at the last moment, a problem. The Center Tube (6) has welds on the flange that are too, too, too thick and will not permit the Center Tube (6) to fit flat against the Base (2). The unhappy results are: * the Center Tube is katty-wampus, and* none of the "medium nuts, washers and bolts (?? Huh?") are long enough now to hold the Center Tube against the Base. I'll go to Ace Hdwe, purchase some real "medium" washers, and longer nuts with appropriate fitting nuts. Rats. It looked like such a good item, to spite all the ratcheting around to put 75 nuts, bolts and washers in place. That's 225 items that must fit............... not amused.
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By crafty1
from Sparta, Missouri
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Comments about Storehouse 12 in. Four Tray Revolving Storage:
I love this. I use it in my craft room for supplies, ink refills, sprays, paints, glues and other embellishments. I know it primarily a "guy" tool but it is great in my craft room. It doesn't take up much space on the desk top and it holds a lot and all within reach. It's great and I might even get a second one.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Nice for the money
By Scoutdad
from Glen Saint Mary , Florida
About Me Professional
Will use to organize my workshop table . Good product for the money.
It's worth it!
By Old School Gal
from Northwest Alabama
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
This is the third one that I have bought from Harbor Freight...the first one is in my hobby room full of beads, bangles, notes to myself, price tags, etc... the second one is in my antique booth full of jewelry for sale, and this one went to a friend for his garage...very useful to use in several different ways...
Now I can find the fastener I want
By rogerd
from Thomasville, NC
I had several trays or organizers but now all my fasteners are in one place and all I have to do is turn the tray a bit to find the one I need. Love this storage device!
Great product
By Linda
from Murfreesboro TN
I will use this product to organize small parts I use in my crafts and hobbies.
Good buy
By Wirebender
from Delta, Ut
Lots of screws and took some time to put together. Nice when finished.
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As Advertised
By Jim
from Brookings, OR
Item is exactly like it was advertised, easy to assemble but has a lot of screw, washers and nuts.
Worth the money and saves space
By Gene
from Mesa, AZ
I needed something to replace all my stacking plastic bins. The plastic bins took up to much space and when you stack them they would fall over. I found this revolving bin to be more useful. It had 18 compartments, was light weight. Cost only $20, using my 20% coupon saved me $4There are hundreds of screws, washers and nuts. It took me 90 minutes to put it together. The instruction were not very good.I finger tight all screws for all the bins 1st then tighten them later with nutdriver and screwdriver.I was missing one screw but had 3 washers and one nut left over after the assembly.I would differently buy this again.
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By Lisa P
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I wish I had known about this storage tray a long time ago. How have I lived without it? This is fabulous! I am an avid crafter, and it holds all my tools, and most of my small craft pieces that I work with every day. It is a MUST have, now I don't lose my stuff! It's organized and I know where it is and how much I have. Price is reasonable as well. Love it! Highly recommend.....
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By scrapper
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I use for my scrapbooking tools and supplies. Like the larger compartments usually found in this type of turntable. The larger size (as compared to other turntable tool storage)makes it possible to store larger items where its convenient--right on my worktable! There surely are a lot of nuts and bolts to put it together though!
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@Jagged: You're thinking of the Tennant two parter "Human Nature" / "The Family of Blood" that was adapted from Paul Cornell's novel "Human Nature"
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@Jagged: You're thinking of the Tennant two parter "Human Nature" / "The Family of Blood" that was adapted from Paul Cornell's novel "Human Nature"
Poor old Seven had no chance - on telly at least. Saddled with Bonnie Langford's Mel Bush for starters after Six had a lucky escape from her carrot juice regimes and then moving on to Sophie Aldred's Ace (don't get me wrong, I like Sophie Aldred, but Ace was just awful), and coupled with some of the worst stories ever associated with the Timelord (Delta and the Bannermen, The Happiness Patrol, Silver Nemesis, Dragonfire... I could go on...), Seven's tenure seemed like a calculated attempt to kill the show off for ever.
Needless to say, I despised Seven.
That said, some of the Big Finish audio plays featuring Seven have been superb - the Klein trilogy from 2010 (A Thousand Tiny Wings, Survival of the Fittest and The Architects of History) being a great example. I've found myself looking forward to Seven's stories more and more - even Ace has turned into a decent character (especially when played off against Philip Oliver's Hex).
I still can't stomach Bonnie Langford though.
"The VXers were smart to use the Mono framework as it allowed them to evade analysis and set a location-based trigger to deactivate the malicious features and avoid antivirus detection."
Do what now? What part of the Mono framework has suddenly become a virus writer's wet dream to allow their malware to evade analysis?
If the current mechanism in Windows 10 is anything to go by, it will be delivered as an in-place upgrade.
You can upgrade your 8.1 installation to Windows 10 for free with no extra charges after 12 months have elapsed. Those who choose not to take up the offer during the first year will then have to pay to upgrade.
@JeffyPoooh: "The nice thing about standards is that there are so many from which to choose."
Very true, but DisplayPort is hardly a niche standard - and at least it's a standard as opposed to being a proprietary connection as I suspect @Kev99 was trying to imply.
@Kev99: "The first accessory that was bought was a non-standard cable so they could be connected to external monitors."
All the Surface Pro systems have used Mini DisplayPort to connect to external monitors - how can that be described as non-standard?
IIRC, the Acornsoft word processor was called "View"
I upgraded from MSDN Windows 8.0 Pro to MSDN Windows 8.1 Pro on Monday evening as soon as I saw that it had been made available to MSDN subscribers.
Although I had to enter a new key, the upgrade process was simple and a hour later my system was running 8.1 with all my desktop applications and preferences still in place.
It's early days, but it feels a bit more polished than 8.0 (and slightly faster too, but I've got no benchmarks to prove it).
Obvious troll is obvious...
VS Express won't only allow you to write Metro applications: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/archive/2012/06/08/visual-studio-express-2012-for-windows-desktop.aspx
@cornz 1: Agreed, I remember being transfixed by the TV adaptation of The Martian Chronicles; after watching the series, and learning that it was adapted from a book, I consumed all of the Ray Bradbury novels and short stories that I could find.
As a bootnote: I found my nine year old son reading my dog-eared copy of "R Is For Rocket" the other day - my inner geek glowed I tell you
The economics are simple from my perspective as a user; I'll pay to 'upscale' but it'll be a cold day in hell when agree to pay again for the same content in a downscaled format.
As a teenager I had a fairly heathly collection of cassettes; as my disposable income grew and CD players/CDs became ubiquitous I re-purchased the collection of The The, Joy Division and Depeche Mode albums I had leaving the stuff I had "grown out of" behind - and I was happy to do so, as I got something extra. As an 'upscaling' transaction I got a more robust storage format (not indestructible, but those of a certain age will remember the sound as a tape got mangled) and much improved audio fidelity.
The format-shifting process will only ever at best return the same quality as the source, and in most situations (converting flac/wav to mp3 for example) will produce a lower quality destination result. Why should I (or anyone else) be asked to pay extra for an inferior copy?
The CD introduced a massive problem for the audio content industry; once people have high quality music in their posession, what incentive do they now have to re-purchase? Tape -> CD was a no-brainer, as was VHS -> DVD, but if the user doesn't percieve any added benefit they aren't going to accept having to pay extra.
Unlike most of the commenters here (I suspect), I've actually tried the new IDE - and after my initial reaction of "bloody hell, this is vile" I found that the new washed out colour scheme worked really well; the focus of colour where it's important (the code window) meant that was where my attention was directed most of the time. I have to admit it took a couple of days to acclimatise myself to it, but (and YMMV) it was very comfortable to work in.
However, the ALL-CAPS titles drove me nearly to distraction. That *has* to change.
Frankly, I quite like the idea of a monochrome IDE; something that gets out of the way of what's actually important when I'm developing - the code. I would suspect that if the use of colour is focused on the code window that the rest of the IDE has the potential to get out of the way as it were.
That said, I hate the use of All Caps for the various panel headings.
It will be interesting to see what it's like to actually use - a static screenshot doesn't really give much in the way of a clue as to what it will feel like when coding in earnest.
Probably nowhere near as much as Cupertino's fruit-based marketing department are spending plugging their wares on virtually everything that comes out of Hollywood
"Anyone that calls themselves a gamer in 2011 and does not own a PS3 is lame."
Thanks for letting me know that Anonymous Coward - I'll just rush out immediately and spend money I don't have on a PS3; after all, I can't play the consoles I already own because that'll cast doubt on my manhood - or something...
Interesting; the pattern I've seen here at work is that (largely, but not exclusively) up to about a year ago those with large amounts of disposable income (the higher paid analysts and managers with no kids) went for iPhones while most others stayed with the phones that they had - a smattering had Blackberry devices, but overwhelmingly most people had Sony Ericsson or Nokia candybars.
Over the past year though, there has been an explosion of Android devices at my workplace; I was an early adopter with the HTC Magic, and was initially worried that I'd purchased my way into an evolutionary cul-de-sac as I didn't see anyone else buying into Android at that stage. Nowadays though, practically every new phone that I see one of my colleagues with is an Android (your workplace may well vary - just for reference I work in the IT department for a large retailer in the UK) - so much so that it has become unusual to see anyone sporting a new iPhone.
For the record, I own both an HTC Legend and a 32Gb iPod Touch, and I'm definitely not ready to get rid of the iPod, but unless Apple manage to pull something extraordinary out of the bag in the next 12 months given the speed with with the Android ecosystem has been improving, their market share is going to take a severe beating.
I could well be wrong, but I'd expect that the iPod / iPhone / iPad will remain popular as premium status symbols whereas the vast majority of the general public will migrate to Android (or any other competing platform that has a decent experience - it's possible that the new Windows devices might get a head of steam behind them, but I suspect that it's too little too late for that platform).
Just my £0.02
For anyone running Android, there's the excellent WiFi Analyser by FarProc available from the Android Market; this app has saved my bacon on several occasions, especially when troubleshooting reliability issues on my WiFi network at home recently.
What, no Gauntlet? The four-player coin guzzling classic from Atari was the biggest draw at our local Arcade pit, and consumed far more of my moolah than was healthy.
Other classics that used to part me from my cash were Atari's Marble Madness, Irem's R-Type (damn that was hard!) and Double Dragon (once you found the reverse-elbow move, the game was easy to beat)
Ooh, and Xybots... [drifts off into Arcade game reverie....]
"With android you have find an "itune equivalent app" to sync your multimedia content."
Really? I can transfer media content to my Android device (HTC Legend) using Windows Media Player or (shock, horror!) Explorer - anything that can access USB removable media in fact. So, no matter what OS I'm using (Windows 7 or Ubuntu 10.04 at home ATM), I can get multimedia content to or from my Phone. Easy.
My iPod Touch on the other hand can by default only be synced via iTunes - and don't get me started on that abortion of an application, especially on Windows. If it wasn't for the inability of the iPod to subscribe and automatically update podcasts without iTunes, I would never use it - instead I'd exclusively use the dopisp plugin for Windows Media Player.
Cards on the table; I am currently on my second Android handset - my first being the HTC Magic which after an unfortunate accident with a toilet bowl (think IT Crowd) was replaced with an HTC Legend. My wife, who is one of the least technically literate people I have ever encountered, also has an HTC Legend.
Several of my friends also own Android handsets ranging from the HTC Hero to the Samsung Galaxy S. Almost without exception, everyone I know who is approaching the end of their current contract is looking to upgrade to an Android based device - the only exception being one lone friend who wants to stick with BlackBerry but merely wants to update the handset.
I encountered the 'stuck download' issue once on my HTC Magic, but the issue cleared within the space of an hour; no firmware reset or mucking about with the cache settings.
I have never encountered issues with my Google account; I even use a Google Applications for Domains account so it's not on gmail.com, gmail.co.uk or googlemail.co.uk domains. And yes, I've signed up with Google Checkout and purchased applications from the Market without issue.
This article is possibly one of the worst I have ever read on El Reg; full of supposition and heresay with absolutely zero evidence to back it up. Fine, critise Android for its faults (and yes, it does have a few; proxy internet access being the main culprit), but at least base them on FACT.
"I dont work for PF but even if i did, it is a Microsoft release schedule, not a PF one and based on past performance it would be fairly prudent to assume that it would be a year or so late."
What the hell has the release schedule for Windows 7 got to do with the price of fish? There is absolutely no reason why the user's choice of OS should be an issue for ParcelForce.
"Also if you cant fix your user agent string, then you deserve to MS's monkey, lapping up their new toss."
Why the hell should any user have to muck about with their user-agent string just to use a bloody parcel delivery service? Get a sense of perspective you idiot.
Personally my Set-under Media Player of choice is my trusty XBox 1 fitted with a modchip running XBMC; although the unit hasn't played a game in over two years now, it's used almost daily as a media centre, with practically seamless integration with the BBC iPlayer thanks to a plugin. Old XBox units are as cheap as chips these days; I picked one up the other day for £10.00, and with a further £10.00 outlay for a modchip and £30.00 for a wireless ethernet adapter from eBay built a media centre for the kids bedroom.
Damn, this takes me back; I remember having a copy of that exact issue... Ahhh, the heady days of type-in listings!
Finally, someone with a sense of perspective; the worst software I've come across tends to be in-house applications that were thrown together by some office junior while on work placement five years ago, that inexplicably become vital to the operation of the company (although not critical enough to employ anyone to code it properly).
If this application breaks because of a new operating system, guess who gets the blame? The office junior? No, Microsoft.
Got any hobnobs?
Yes, RTD could have cast a better companion than Catherine Tate, but seriously - she's the first one to make you switch off? Were you watching when Bonnie Langford was squealing along with 6Doc/7Doc? Adric? Teegan? Come on...
Mines the coat with the extra long scarf ensemble...
IMHO the real reason why DAB hasn't taken off in the way that most broadcasters hoped it would is twofold:
1) As pointed out earlier by 'caffiene addict' - where are the in-car DAB radios fitted as standard? I've never seen one
2) The cost of a reciever; when you can pick up an FM reciever for next to nothing, why are the great unwashed going to fork out more than they can pick up a DVB-T tuner for on something that only picks up some radio stations?
I for one have a DAB tuner, and absolutely love it but I can fully understand that most people's reaction to it is "meh!".
"Now, I had a look at the LINQ samples, and as far as I can tell, for an array with a small amount of numbers in it, it can have it's uses. For querying a database with lots of tables and millions of records? Hah! forget it. "
When querying a database using LINQ to SQL, the hard work is done at the database where it should be. For an example, I created a LINQ to SQL mapping for the example SQL 2005 pubs database. Using this mapping I can retrieve all the publishers in the database who have published one or more titles with the following code:
var context = new PubsDataContext();
var items = from p in context.Publishers
where p.Titles.Count > 0
orderby p.Name
select p;
If you enable logging on context, you'll see the following SQL statement being sent to the database when items is accessed for the first time:
SELECT [t0].[pub_id] AS [PublisherId], [t0].[pub_name] AS [Name], [t0].[city] AS
[City], [t0].[state] AS [State], [t0].[country] AS [Country]
FROM [dbo].[publishers] AS [t0]
FROM [dbo].[titles] AS [t1]
WHERE [t1].[pub_id] = [t0].[pub_id]
)) > @p0
ORDER BY [t0].[pub_name]
-- @p0: Input Int (Size = 0; Prec = 0; Scale = 0) [0]
I'd do some more research if I were you before dismissing LINQ out of hand.
@Ian: A year or so ago, my employer had a problem with the BACS system which meant that wages were paid into employees accounts four days late. That combined with an unexpectedly expensive month meant that I had nothing left with which to cover bills being paid by direct debit. I had arranged my direct debits to come out of my account three days after I was normally paid each month, just in case of delays. So, I contacted my bank and let them know that my salary was going to be delayed, but they weren't interested. I asked whether they'd extend my overdraft to cover the outgoing costs - not interested.
Instead, they bounced each and every direct debit and standing order I had set up (all 15 of them) and charged me £30 per item for the privilege. That's £450 in charges in one day. And then charged me again for being over my overdraft limit due to the charges that had been levied on my account.
We were already struggling to make ends meet, and our bank made life significantly more difficult. It is for this reason that I'm currently taking them to task regarding unfair charges - hopefully the weight of such cases will get them to change their ways.
I'm not suprised at the pre-primary school level of comprehension displayed in this frankly appalling article; this is the same author that produced this 'gem' from his review of Vista for El Reg [http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/02/14/pricey_beta_bugger/]:
"Next, there's the Flip-3D feature, which gives you a moving Rolodex view of your open windows. When the one you want comes into view, you stop flipping at that point and it opens for you. Unfortunately, there seems not to be a reverse feature on this little merry-go-round, so if you miss your stop, round you go again. I wonder when I might ever find it useful, as I rarely have enough windows open to make a challenge out of finding whatever I want in the taskbar. I rather think it's there merely because it's "cool". And I'll confess; I've played with it a few times. I've never used it, mind, but I have fiddled. And it is rather cool, actually. And pretty useless."
Hmmm, right - the Shift key modifier has worked with the Alt-TAB combination since Windows 3.0 (and possibly since Windows 2.0, but I can't remember it that clearly). Or maybe he's never come across a mouse with a scroll-wheel perhaps.
Quite frankly, another shoddy article from a dubious excuse for a journalist. Another one for /dev/nul methinks...


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One of the annoying things about indoor trainers is the noise they make. The Cycleops The Silencer Direct Drive Mag Trainer brings that noise level way down, so you don't upset the neighbors or interrupt the missus while she tries to watch her stories. The Silencer eliminates the need for a rear wheel. Your rear axle attaches directly to the large, weighted flywheel. It's easy to set up: just attach a cassette to the trainer, pull off your rear wheel, and attach the rear dropouts. What all this means is that your don't need to buy trainer tires. Also, the bike will sit at the correct height when it's on the trainer. The frame of the trainer is wide and has adjustable leveling knobs. You can stand and pedal without pulling your rear wheel. The trainer, while portable, weighs 39 pounds, so it's a handful to get around. The Silencer comes with five magnetic resistance settings. They are adjusted through a handlebar-mounted shifter, so you can simulate real world conditions. The direct drive system, coupled with the magnetic flywheel, keep your training rides realistic and whisper-quiet.


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The Clash of Public Theologies? Rethinking the Concept of Religion in Global Politics
Sandal, Nukhet Ahu, Alternatives: Global, Local, Political
Religion has been used by many scholars as an analytical category and an independent variable to account for the variances in governance and political violence. Very often, religion is decontex-tuafized, resulting in confusions about the character of specific faith traditions. This article suggests an alternative framework by looking at the conceptualization and possible operationalization of the concept of public theology. In cases where "religion" might be conceptually ambivalent, a public theology framework with substantive, spiritual, spatial, and temporal dimensions can provide a sounder theorization of peaceful/violent or exclusive/inclusive strands of faith traditions and the relationship among them. Focusing on manifestations and public understandings instead of the religion itself, it also relieves political analysis from sensitive questions about what religious texts say and how traditions should be represented.
religion, public theology, global governance, international relations, conflict and cooperation
Issues of faith and spirituality were on the backburner of the systematic study of international relations for some time. Scholars believed the era of "religious wars" to be over.' They regarded the violence unleashed during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries in Europe as stemming from an irrational obsession with religious ideals. Until recently, "religion" has been treated as a cause of violence and an aberration in politics, not a concept that deserves systematic and in-depth investigation, despite the role it played in establishing the contemporary international system. (2) The study of international relations in the United States, influenced more by positivist traditions rather than philosophy and theology, especially tended to minimize the significance of religion. The priority given to material capabilities during the cold war political investigations further consolidated this trend. Despite the presence of the English School (e.g., Martin Wight and Hedley Bull) and figures like Reinhold Niebuhr, who did take religion into account, it took a long time for most international relations scholars to recognize the importance of faith issues. (3)
With the end of the cold war, many though not all scholars welcomed the shift to "identity" from existing paradigms that prioritized material conceptions of power and alliances. The collapse of communism allowed the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church to reclaim some of their power in the public sphere, and the legacy of the Iranian Revolution in 1979 continued to dramatically influence Islamic movements. Frustrations with modernity and the promises it failed to deliver led to rise of other alternative public agendas, as manifested by the Charismatic Movements, Pentecostalism, and political Islam, among many. The secular nationalism projects of the 1960s and the 1970s were challenged by religious counterparts promising a development trajectory true to faith and spirituality. The advance of new modes of communications made the connections among the like-minded groups easier and provided religious groups with the opportunity to organize more efficiently. In short, although religion has perhaps always been a force in politics, in the 1990s tensions between the religious and the secular in the political sphere became increasingly difficult to ignore. (4) The interest in these tensions doubled after September 11 attacks, which drew more attention to claims about fundamentalism. Accordingly, there has been an increase in the number of studies focusing on religion and its role in international politics. (5)
In the light of this proliferation, this article argues that there are many faith-related issues of public and political interest that cannot always be captured by "religion" as an analytical concept, and it proposes "public theology" as an alternative. Religion has recently been employed by many scholars as an independent variable with high explanatory power and even as a "sufficient condition" that can explain the existence or absence of political phenomena. …


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Allergy season can be brutal on the eyes. If your eyes ere burning,itchy and irritated there is an old homemade remedy that just might help you. Apply raw potatoes to relieve puffy or red eyes(for crying).
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1Wash potato and cut two thin slices.
2Find a comfortable seat,close your eyes and place one slice on each eyelid.
3Leave the potato slices on your eye lids for about 10 minutes and relax.
4Keep your eyes closed until you remove the potato slices.
5Wash eyes with cool water and pat dry with a clean towel.
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- Try using a potato that's been in the refrigerator the coolness of the potato will feel great.
- Your eyes may begin to tear,keep them closed until the tearing stops.
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Most football fans would agree that the most important position on the team is quarterback, but the majority of coaches at any level would also state that the play up front is equally valuable. The offense would tell you it's the guys in the trenches that make things happen, and conversely, it's the front seven on the defense that determine wins and losses!
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) – Knox County school teachers said they believe they don't have enough autonomy in the classroom and don't feel trusted enough to make sound professional decisions, according to a survey conducted by the school district.
"These survey results actually mirror what we think is closer to the truth," Halls Elementary School teacher Lauren Hopson said. "A lot of the data that has been put out there in the past made it seem like teachers are really happy with what's going on, and we've been saying for a long time that doesn't sound right to us."
According to the survey, 70 percent of teachers said they disagree or strongly disagree that they have autonomy in the classroom and 69 percent said they disagree or strongly disagree that they are trusted to make sound professional decisions about instruction in the classrooms.
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"There was a little bit of a concern in terms of teachers feelings on instructional autonomy and their feeling and perception that they have somewhat limited autonomy instructionally in the classroom, so that's something I really want to dig into to understand that perspective better," Superintendent of Knox County Schools Dr. Jim McIntyre said. "What are the restraints and what are the constraints and what are the limitations that they're feeling around instructional autonomy? I think one of the places where our teachers add the most value is in their creativity and their innovation in the classroom."
There were positive responses concerning individual schools, with 78 percent of teachers saying their school is a good place to work and learn.
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"Teachers who live in our community and have been here a long time love teaching at their schools, and I think that's a lot different than how you're dealing with an administration who, by and large, have come from the outside and are telling us different ways to do things," Hopson said.
The survey showed that 61 percent of teachers said they believe they don't have enough opportunities to offer input on the strategic direction of the school district.
Hopson said she felt some of the questions in the survey were flawed because it combined the school and district together in the question, saying she believes some teachers have different views on the school versus the overall district.
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I always wondered, when you mold it, how do you get it to not stick to the other finger? I always had that problem.
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Nintendo has announced that it is releasing a Sea Green Nintendo 2DS on June 6 in North America, launching alongside the release of Tomodachi Life.
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Do you remember the villan from She.Ra the princess of power.
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Glad to see some She Ra related cosplay!
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Walgreens posted April sales of $6 billion, an increase of 3.8% as compared to the same month in fiscal 2012. Total front-end sales decreased 2.9%, while comparable store front-end sales decreased 4.3%.
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Published: Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at 10:00 a.m.
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During his brief professional boxing career Morgan "Big Chief" Fitch has flourished in rings thousands of miles from where he started, in front of the watchful eyes of strangers unfamiliar with his name or story.
After amassing an 8-0 record in places like West Virginia and Pennsylvania, the 29-year-old Houma native will get his first change to fight on home soil before a partisan crowd this month.
Fitch is scheduled to battle William Waters of Atlanta on March 23 inside the Evergreen Cajun Center, 4694 West Main St. in Houma.
Fitch, a 168-pound super middleweight, will not only look to extend his unbeaten streak to nine fights that night. He will also seek to prove he has the appeal to headline a main-event fight on the bayou, a possible precursor to more headline fights in the future, organizers said.
The opportunity to fight in front of loved ones is not one Fitch is dwelling on, and for good reason.
"I don't want to get too excited and not put on the performance I want to put on," Fitch said. He acknowledged there is extra pressure fighting at home but concluded, "I try not to let the pressure get on me."
Fitch agreed to fight Waters (2-2 overall) last week, just days after launching a four-week training camp. Fitch is coming off a first-round knockout of Cameron Allen in November.
Fitch will train in Pittsburgh until he flies to Louisiana on March 20.
On fight night, Fitch plans to invite a select group of family and friends backstage to watch his pre-fight routine, so they can enjoy "the moment," as he termed it. He will also walk to the ring flanked by family and friends — an entrance not possible in previous fights due to their distance from Louisiana.
"I am ready to come back home and make a statement to let people see why I moved," Fitch said, referencing the decision he and his wife made six years ago to relocate from Raceland to Pennsylvania so he could pursue a boxing career.
Fitch is close to making the jump to the "Triple A" ranks of boxing, his manager Mark Yankello said, explaining this level consists of men who earn their living fighting as opposed to those who fight as a hobby. A win this month would move Fitch one step closer to his goals — televised fights, title fights, etc.
"While this is a homecoming fight, it's all business because in the grand scheme, he wants to be world champion," Yankello said.
While his fight is weeks away, Fitch expressed confidence victory — at least, at the box office — had already been attained. Tables are close to selling out, he said, thanking everyone who purchased tickets in advance.
Local fighter Justin Verdin is promoting the card under his In Ya Face Productions outfit. Verdin trained with Fitch when the two were amateurs.
"A lot of people are excited to see him fight," said Verdin, who will fight Marvin Clay in a rematch of a fight the former lost in September.
More Fitch fights could be in the works soon, albeit at larger venues, Verdin said.
You can purchase tickets by calling Fitch at 227-0070 or his mother, Tina, at 209-0780.
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I am way behind the times in reading César Aira. I could have worked through a (tiny) shelf of his tiny novellas by now, and perhaps should have considering my love of the form. But I have finaly got under way, with An Episode in the Life of a Landscape Painter.
The landscape painter, Johann Moritz Rugendas, is a genre painter. His genre is the landscape, more specifically, "the physiognomy of nature, based on a procedure invented by Humboldt. As you can see from the Wikipedia link above, this part is "real." Humboldt, of course, is also real, perhaps real-er—Aira has not latched on to his life, requiring of it an episode fit for a novella. I have not read every bit of writing on An Episode in the Life by any means, but I've been surprised not to see any of Rugendas's paintings reproduced elsewhere. Both of these depict Brazil as opposed to Argentina, where An Episode in the Life is set, but one does include Native Americans, others of whom are significant in the novella.
Back to genre. Aira gives a simple and brief disquisition on the value of genre itself as Rugendas and his fellow artist and friend Krause are discussing history and art.
He suggested, hypothetically, that, were all the storytellers to fall silent, nothing would be lost, since the present generation, or those of the future, could experience the events of the past without needing to be told about them, simply by recombining or yielding to the available facts, although, in either case, such action could only be born of a deliberate resolution. And it was even possible that the repetition would be more authentic in the absence of stories. The purpose of storytelling could be better fulfilled by handing down, instead, a set of "tools," which would enable mankind to reinvent what had happened in the past, with the innocent spontaneity of action. Humanity's finest accomplishments, everything that deserved to happen again. And the tools would be stylistic. According to this theory, then, art was more useful than discourse.
Useful, that is, in "understanding how things were made," which is, for Rugendas, the purpose of stories.
I don't know why, but it always seems a bit uncomfortable when writers so successfully meta-analyze not only what they're doing, but also what the reader is doing. Of course, whether this passage is actually relevant to Aira's project (whatever that might be—I certainly do not know yet) or only to Rugendas's remains a mystery to me.
Soon after this, Rugendas has a bit of really terrible luck that will leave him severely disfigured. Essentially, his face is torn up and tentatively pieced back together, resulting in a grotesquerie of misfiring nerves and uncontrolled muscle spasms. Krause cares for him studiously, but has difficulty looking at his face, not because it is ugly but because the tools of Rugendas's face—the features, the planes, the muscles, the expressions they come together to create—are broken.
To create a story, choose some available facts, follow a few rules about how they can be put together, et voilà. Replace the facts with nonsense and break all the rules, and you are left with a man whose speech does not match his expressions, whose feelings do not match his face. His life is based on the ultimate faithfulness of representing landscapes according to their physiognomy, but his own physiognomy has been altered to make him unreadable.


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STARKVILLE -- Less than 36 hours before his team took the field for its season opener against the University of Memphis, Mississippi State football coach Dan Mullen wasn't worried about who would start for the Bulldogs at left tackle.
SCOOBA -- The East Mississippi Community College offensive line will have a decidedly local flavor at 7 tonight when the Lions play host to Mississippi Gulf Coast at the new Sullivan-Windham Field.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- It's hard to imagine a place more ready for college football.
Alley Ronaldi would rather forget the 2010 season. Even though the Columbus resident earned a 4.0 grade-point average in the fall, she struggled on the field for the University of Mississippi women's soccer team.
FULTON -- The Itawamba Community College football team will kick off the 2011 season at 6:30 tonight at Hinds C.C.
SCOOBA -- In the midst of a recession, when most schools are scrambling to cut costs, East Mississippi Community College committed nearly $5 million last year to build a brand-new football stadium.
SCOOBA -- The East Mississippi Community College football team appears to have the answer at quarterback this season for any defense. Coach Buddy Stephens' biggest dilemma could be how he plans to utilize the skills of Bo Wallace, Termarcus Conner, and Jaquez Johnson. The EMCC coach will get his first chance to experiment with quarterbacks at 7 p.m. Thursday when No. 16 EMCC plays host to defending state champion and No. 2 Mississippi Gulf Coast C.C. at new Sullivan-Windham Field.
STARKVILLE -- The only sure thing about University of Memphis quarterback Andy Summerlin's season-opening performance against No. 20 Mississippi State on Thursday night likely will be that he will be the oldest player on the field.
OXFORD -- Vincent Sanders is ready to make an impact. With the University of Mississippi football team's season opener against BYU looming at 3:45 p.m. Saturday (ESPN), Sanders appears primed to get the first chance to make a play. The 6-foot-1, 190-pounder is listed behind freshman Donte Moncrief at split end. Ja-Mes Logan or Nickolas Brassel, Tobias Singleton, or Terrell Grant are listed at flanker.
STARKVILLE -- Nothing will be basic about the No. 20 Mississippi State football team's defense after the first play this season. As he prepares for his first game as defensive coordinator, MSU coach Chris Wilson said his unit won't leave any schemes unused in its season opener Thursday at the University of Memphis (7 p.m., Fox Sports Net).
STARKVILLE -- The Mississippi State football team's quarterback position is in a much better shape than last year as the team prepares for its season opener at 7 p.m. Thursday (Fox Sports Net) at the University of Memphis.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State defensive coordinator Chris Wilson made it clear Monday why junior linebacker Brandon Wilson is still where he is on the Bulldogs' opening week depth chart.
FULTON -- The foundation has been laid. Jon Williams knows the next step is to put players in the right positions so they can make plays.
STARKVILLE -- Go ahead and let Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen describe the way he see the give-and-take relationship among coaches.
STARKVILLE -- There already is a bit of desperation, a lot of frustration, and some shock in the voice of Mississippi State volleyball coach Jenny Hazelwood. After a 1-2 weekend in its season-opening Maroon Classic tournament at Newell-Grissom Gymnasium, there's legitimate arguments all of those feelings are justified.
Buddy Stephens is apprehensive, curious, and confident all at the same time. If that sounds difficult, the East Mississippi Community College football coach will tell you it isn't.
OXFORD -- With the season opener one week away, the University of Mississippi football team took the field inside Vaught-Hemingway for a two-plus hour dress rehearsal Saturday morning.
OXFORD -- Houston Nutt has been known to turn a team with low expectations into one of the Southeastern Conference's best in his 14-year coaching career in the Southeastern Conference.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- The University of Alabama's August to-do list: Pick starting quarterback. Replace Heisman Trophy winner and a few other first-round draft picks. Find left tackle, playmaking receivers and a defensive lineman or two. It's almost enough to distract the Crimson Tide from all that national title talk.
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Mike: Look, the series was like burnt toast. Brosnan was the fresh slice.
Frank: That's ridiculous. Connery owned the role.
Mike: Well come on, by the end of Connery's run he had no hair! (realises that Frank hasn't much hair) Not that James Bond can't be bald!
Jenny: There's nothing in our computer files that says why he left the Foundation.
Kyle: I don't know. We just assumed he was looking for new challenges, you know, kinda guy who always looked at reinventing himself
Jenny: You don't have to tell me. The man who was hand picked to replace Devon Miles, who oversaw the Foundation's revamping, the development of new car technology.
Kyle: You trying to make me feel insecure?
Kyle: Right, the memoirs.
Jenny: You haven't read them.
Kyle: I'm reading them.
Jenny: There's a lot you can learn about leadership.
Kyle: I said I was reading them and I'm really learning a lot.
Dante: You told me you'd wished they'd been buried in Grant's tomb.
Kyle: Thanks.
Dante: You're the one that wanted to leave the channel open!
Trek: Wait a minute, his car drove him crazy?!
Duke: That can happen?
Erica: It's happening to me!
Kat: You think you're so witty!
Jantzen: Some might say these chains are overkill. You know why I wear them?
Kyle: They go with your jumpsuit?
Jantzen: Pithy, very pithy. I wear them because if I didn't, my keepers know that somehow I would find a way out of here. I'm very determined.
Kyle: And so is your car.
Jantzen: We're a two-piece puzzle.
Jantzen: Don't you see? The Foundation has learned from its mistake of giving one man too much power. Your cars were designed with weaknesses, in case any one of you went wrong. K.R.O has no weaknesses, your team can't stop him.
Marland: You mean you came here without orders? Is there any discipline left at TKR?
Trek: Well geez, we still keep a single-file line in the cafeteria!
Erica: One thing Kyle can never forgive is someone who puts their ego above the safety of others and that's exactly what Marland did.
Trek: That's a very sensitive and insightful observation. What have you done with Erica?!
Jantzen: Remember, I was his personal choice to replace Michael Knight. He fought the higher-ups just to appoint me. Marland was convinced that he and I were the new team. Unfortunately, lightning seldom strikes twice.
Kyle: Too much for you stepping into those shoes, huh?
Jantzen: Mmm, you should thank me.
Kyle: Why?
Jantzen: For saving you the humiliation of having to try them on for yourself.
Dante: I hate to interrupt this marvellous verbal jousting, but we've got company.
Erica: He'll kill you!
Marland: I think its time that I faced up to my mistakes.
Erica: Yeah, well we'll keep that on our list of options. (to Trek) Guy picked a hell of a time to become honourable!
In the opening scene, the hugely successful and popular James Bond series of films are discussed, particularly those starring Sean Connery, often cited as the best Bond, and Pierce Brosnan. Based on the books by Ian Fleming, James Bond is a British secret agent who famously enjoys martinis 'shaken, not stirred' and the company of beautiful women. So far, he has been played on screen by Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, and Daniel Craig.
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