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Blogs Liberty and Power Obama Or Palin: The Neocons Win Either WaySep 9, 2009 11:50 am
Obama Or Palin: The Neocons Win Either Way
In an open letter, the heroine of the town-hall rabble-rousers embraces Obama's Afghan policy, albeit adding some gentle criticism. Co-signed by such neocon stalwarts as William Kristol (her debate coach), David Frum, and Max Boot, the letter asserts that Obama needs to do even more to escalate the war in Afghanistan:
"we urge you to continue on the path you have taken thus far and give our commanders on the ground the forces they need to implement a successful counterinsurgency strategy. There is no middle course. Incrementally committing fewer troops than required would be a grave mistake and may well lead to American defeat. We will not support half-measures that repeat the errors of the past."
Last year, it seemed that spectacular failures in foreign policy had finally discredited the neocons. The reality this year could not be more different. The neocons not only landed on their feet after Obama's victory but are stronger than ever before.
If the Republicans nominate Palin in 2012 (even if they don't), we can look forward to a non-debate on foreign policy comparable to the Cold War harmonies of Kennedy v. Nixon in 1960. Apparently, the advocates of muscular Wilsonianism have safely co-opted the town halls for the cause.
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Another variant cover for Amazing Spider-Man #650.
Brand New Day begins to affect the action figures.
"Hangin' wit' the goody goodies, loungin' in paradise/fuck dat shit, I wanna tote guns an' shoot dice"
Lisa: don't you see that malibu stacey the things she says are wrong!
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Malibu stacey: My spidey sense is tingling . Did anyone call for a webslingher.
LMAO: Gotta love the Simpsons
Since Rami left, the spidey movies sure have changed,..
"Hey Kyle Reese please protect me from that TERMINATOR killing machine after me… hey when did you start making deals with the devil to be so bad ass Spidey?"
"Quick! pretend like we're making out. That way we won't draw any attention to ourselves!"
Like Peter Parker in the comix, "Gettin Laid Tryng to get laid and failing to get laid" (Madgoblin, 2009)
Where is my money B****! Pimping ain't easy!
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The Spider-Man 4 that never happened. THANK GOD!
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The Calendar listing on the Today cover in Friday's Globe-News had the incorrect day for a series of events. The annual open house and fly-in at Tradewind Airport; the Fun in the Sun Chili Cookoff at Amarillo Moose Lodge No. 1361; the Diocese of Amarillo concert at Amarillo Civic Center; and the concert at the Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts by singer/songwriter Patty Larkin are all being held today.
Incorrect information regarding the hours of Beans N Things was printed in Friday's Get Out! Beans N Things is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. It is closed Sunday.
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95-Year-Old Baltimore Author Says 'People All Over The World Are The Same'A Baltimore native, the author of two and a World War II veteran, meet Julian Hyman.
George Bodenheimer Talks About His New Book 'Every Town Is A Sports Town'Former ESPN President George Bodenheimer joined Ed and Steve to talk about his new book 'Every Town Is A Sports Town'.
Monday, March 30, 2015Coffee With Dennis Lehane; Manic Monday Sunshine's Angels.
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Baltimore Planning Big Edgar Allan Poe Celebration"The Raven," "The Tell-Tale Heart," "The Fall of the House of Usher." Those are just a few of the many works by Edgar Allan Poe.
Must See Towns On The Spanish Mediterranean CoastMaria Duenas, author of The Heart Has It's Reason from sister company Simon & Schuster, shares her must see towns on the Mediterranean Coast.
Baltimore Author Wes Moore Shares His Story With Local Middle SchoolersWith his first book about two men with the same name who took drastically different paths, Baltimore author Wes Moore had an instant bestseller.
Local Fiction Writer Credits Hard Work & Boost From Baltimore TeachersFor everyone who dreams of publishing a novel, there are piles and piles of rejection letters sent out crushing those hopes.
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This show is NOT sold out. Advanced tickets ended, but we have more at the door.
This is, in reality, a double bill with co-headliners. So slight change of plan:
I Fight Dragons @ 9:00 PM
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Lead vocalist/guitarist Brian Mazzaferri describes the band's enigmatic style best. "We've got pop rock elements, but we've also got original music made using old video game soundcards. We abuse those Gameboy and NES soundcards in a set of musical modes that were defined by early video game music."
"We're basically trying to be a cyborg band," jokes guitarist Packy Lundholm.
Whether or not they're terminators sent back in time on a mission of rock 'n' roll doesn't matter, because no soundcard is safe from I Fight Dragons. In early 2008, Brian partnered up with keyboardist Bill Prokopow in order to transform a solo demo of "Heads Up, Hearts Down" into something more. "Bill and I stumbled upon chiptune," says Brian. "I told him that I wanted the beginning of the song to sound like Nintendo music. We used synthesizers at first, but we learned about chiptune soon after. We realized there were ways to access those soundcards and control them in the studio. From there, it was a no-brainer to connect the dots and do rock music in the songs we were making."
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A review of data on traffic stops in North Carolina finds law enforcement officers are twice as likely to conduct searches of vehicles driven by minorities than whites.
Researchers for North Carolina Advocates for Justice reviewed state data on more than 13 million traffic stops conducted between 2000 and 2011. In addition to the higher risk of roadside searches, the data showed blacks and Hispanics are almost twice as likely as whites to be arrested following a traffic stop.
The trial lawyers' group behind the study has asked for the creation of a broad-based commission to study the issue.
A spokeswoman for Attorney General Roy Cooper said he agrees more study is needed and that any recommendations should include input from law enforcement officers, legislators, prosecutors and judges.
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Deborah Jacobs went from helping build Seattle's state-of-the-art Central Library to visiting libraries overseas with no heat or running water and budgets as low as $30 a month.
Deborah Jacobs went from helping build Seattle's state-of-the-art Central Library to visiting libraries overseas with no heat or running water and budgets as low as $30 a month.
In her first year on the job at the Gates Foundation, she has directed an expanding program called the Global Libraries Initiative, which aims to improve free access to computers and the Internet in public libraries.
Today she is presenting a $1 million prize to a foundation in Medellín, Colombia, for its innovative use of technology in libraries to promote community development.
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In her travels over the past year Jacobs said she has seen "absolute heroism and commitment to what libraries can do," in places where "librarians are having to close the door to go across fields to their house to get warm water or go to the toilet or wash their hands."
"A million dollars feels like a lot of money to a library system," she said.
The Fundación Empresas Públicas de Medellín, or EPM Foundation, won the Gates 2009 Access to Learning Award.
The network of 34 libraries is part of a regional initiative to use technology to increase the transparency of government, create a competitive business environment and improve education. It serves patrons from low-income communities where people have no computers at home.The network includes five library parks throughout the city that serve as cultural centers with educational resources and training programs for how to use computers and the Internet.
The EPM Foundation's efforts have contributed to the revitalization of Colombia's second largest city, Jacobs said, and its work can be a model for other communities.
"As a librarian I really recognize that libraries with computers can open the doors to people, help people feel a sense of inclusion and greater connection with the broader world," she said. It has also made libraries busier than ever.
The number of library visitors in Medellín's network has jumped from 90,000 to more than 500,000 per month, and the program has helped reduce the individual-to-computer ratio from 140:1 in 2005, to 47:1 in 2008, according to the Gates Foundation.
The EPM program will use the Gates award to increase its library network, develop additional training programs and expand its services.
Apart from the annual award, the Gates Foundation has made about $230 million in grants to library programs in 10 countries as part of its Global Development program — in Chile, Mexico, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Vietnam, Poland, Botswana, Bulgaria and Ukraine.
Unlike other programs where applicants themselves submit requests for grants, the foundation first identifies a country whose library system is suitable for the Gates program, Jacobs said, and then foundation representatives begin contacting government officials. The Gates Foundation targets countries making investments in their public library systems.
"The government has to show generally they are willing to prepare buildings for new technology," she said, which could include putting in new roofs and heating systems, bringing in furniture and providing last-mile Internet connectivity to the building. "We're seeing governments are really beginning to understand the importance of technology in their towns even under bad economic times."
In some cases, the library funding overlaps with other Gates Foundation work, such as financial services, agriculture and health. In Botswana, the global library initiative works in tandem with a comprehensive AIDS program that is also funded by the Gates Foundation, she said. The Botswana libraries offer books and training on HIV prevention and even provide condoms.
The Gates global library program has a partnership with Microsoft, which has donated software to all 10 countries where the Gates Foundation has made grants, totaling about $30 million.
After the Gates Foundation makes the grant for computers and training, the country has an option to request a donation of software from Microsoft, said Tom Murphy, public relations director for Corporate Citizenship at Microsoft. All of the libraries have taken the offer of software, made through Microsoft's technology donations program for non-profits, he said.


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New Times And Representative (Newspaper) - October 5, 1826, London, Middlesex ANDJ-NrHAND FIRE-OFFICB, No. l, i^^SdMlSS? \S?l^'PWeH CE If IX ^ I-R.fi. � O FFICE TRUSTEES AN"D DIRECTORS Matthias Attwood, Esq. M.1*, Junes Hell, ficq.-John Coope, Esq. William Curtis, Esq. William OarfS,Esq_ CrawfordDavison, Esq.' Sir ChjirJes Flower, Bart, and AldemaA -Cmannel Goodhurt, Etq. John Hawer, Esq. Thomas Hbdgaoo, jnif. Esq. This Cowpany .-have �ado a William Heygate, Esrj. Aid. Rhh.Henslww Lawrence, Esq. John-Petty Mospratt, Esq. Major Rbnde: Esq. Wiftiajo Sarater, Esq. George S. Storey, Esq. Charles Hampden Turner, Esq. Matthew-Whiting, Esq. Matthew Wilson, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. ........ . . Reduction of. Premium, uader exceptions, in the, Three ordinary Classes of Insurance, which will be charged as follows, vie. :- First Class, 'TWGe,; * Secoad Class; 2s. 6rl. Third Class, 4s. 6d. Persons whose Insn'nujces tall due at Michaelmas, are re-qoessed lo tak^ notice, that printed Kaoeipta are now ready at the Company s Offices in Lombard-street, and at Cbariog-cross, where attendance is Daily given from Nine till Four o'clock. __ J.JON ES, Secretary. 'AGLE BRITISH aad COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICES, Established lsor, Cornhill snd Recent-street.. DIRECTORS E Benjamin Rankiu, Esq. John J aland Rawlinson, Esq. Juhn Richards, Esq. Peter Skipper, Esq. Richard Whiteavea, Esq. Edward William Windus, Esq. Sir Wm. Rawlins, Chainoan, Sir John Perring, Bar!., and Aid. Deputy Chairman. -Samuel Birch. Esq. Aid. Christopher Fryer, Esq. Thomas Greenaway, Esq. Walter Anderson Peacock. Esq . MANAGING DIRECTOR-W. Beetham, Esq. F.S.A.. F.L.S. PHYSICIAN-John Spnrgin, M.D., Giiildfont-itreet, SURGEON-James Saner, Esq. FmsburysquBre. The Directors have caused new Tables lu be calculated, in which the values of Male and Female Life are, for the first time distinguished. Annual Premium required for the assurance of lOOr. to be received on the death f a Male Female. Seven Years. | Whole 1 5 U 1 8 9 I 13 !l 1 1? 3 8 7 0 1 15 2 3 2 15 3 15 5 It Life. 1 2 0 0 7 Seven Years. Whole Lif Esq. Charles Bool ton, Esq. Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverie William Sarnie, Esq. Jobn Cockerel 1, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, Esq. Thomas Dorriea, Juo. Esq. Charles B. Ford, Esq. William Hamilton. Esq. Edward Batman. Esq. Hi. Hon. W.Huikissoo, Rl.P . The.Managers have determined to make a Reduction of Premium;-with certain exceptions, in the Three Ordinary Classes of Insurance, and such Ruka, an lessunder special circn mstances of hazard, will >>e charged as follows:- First Class, Second Class, Third Class, ls.6d. per Cent 2s.6A. per Cent. 4�.(>d. per Cent, being, upon tha greater portion of Country Insurances, an abatement of twenty-five per Cent, per annum. AH person) insured in tht* Office^ the Premiums on whose Policies fall.due at the Michaelmas'quarter, wre hereby reminded to pay the said Premiums, either at the Offices is Dink-buildings, Cornhill, and Craifi's-court, Charing-cross, or to the Agents in the Country, on or before the 14th day of October, 1820,' when the fifteen days allowed by this1 Office, over aod above the time for which they are insured, will expire. "a* The above notice ii given to firevent the Insured losing the Benefit of their Policies, by omitting to make such payments in proper time. This OtSce insures against loss or damage by fire, all descriptions of buildings, goods, wares, and merchandize, ships in harbour and in dock, craft on navigable rivers and canals, and goods laden in the same, waggons '.ravelling the roads, and their contents, and farming stock of all descriptions. No charge will be made for Policies in which the sum insured amounts to 3001. and upwards; and all losses by fire are paid without any deduction. This Office payB for damage by fire from lightning. Penan* may insure for more years than one, and in such insurances an allowance of 5 per cent, per annum, compound interest, will be mads on the premium, and duty received for every year, except the first. THE SUN LIFE OFFICE insures at premiums, which, under forty-five years ot age, when the assurance is for the whole of life, and under fifty-five for shorter periods, are considerably lower than are generally required. LLIANCE BRITISH and FOREIGN LIFE and FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY.-Established by Act of Parliament.-Capital, 6,000.000*. Sterling. OfficpR-New-court, St. Swithtn's-lane ; aod No. 8, Pall-mail opposite Carlton House. PRESIDENTS. Jobn Irving, Esq. M.P. N. M. Rothschild, Esq. Francis Baring, Esq. Moses Montetiorc, Esq. Saniael Guraey, Esq. DIRECTORS. James Alexander, Esq. M.P. G. H. Barnett, Esq. John Bowden, Esq. T. FoweH Buxton, Esq. M.P. Archibald Campbell, Esq. William Crawford, Esq. Tim. A. Curtis, Esq. Charles Greenwood, Esq E.q. N�. 8814.1 LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER -5, I8'2(j. ^ pint r >8Kv>:npkmk. E\ST INDIA HOUSE, Oct. 4, lh2G. THE Court of Directors of ttife United Company of Merchants of England, trading to the East Indies, d-1 hereby give Notice, That an amended Scheihilp of Rite, nt which the Company ap ready to Land and Warehouse the Imports from India, of sucii Private Merchants as may see it proper lo cunimit their Merchandize to the care of the Company, may be had on application to the Clerk of the Committee ut' Iluying and Warehouses, a', his Office in this house. _____ JOSEPH DART, Srrift.-irj. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Oct. 4. lM2d THE Court of Director* of tlic United Company of Merchants of England, tnidinp to the F.;ist In-'u>, d.-hereby give notice. That the Committee of liu\ing and Warehouses will be ready on or at any time before- WEDNESDAY, the !R;h of October. insUiot, to receive Proposals in writing, sealed up, from oirli Persons sr may be willing to Supply the Company �"nh i Quantity of MILITARY CLOTHING; and that the Conditions of the Contract may" be seen upon np plication to the Ckrk of the wid Connnittee, wiih whom tlir Proposals must bo left before Eleven o'clock, in Ih* Forenoon, of the said I8lh day �f October, inttrfcnf; after vrtticti Hour, no Tender will be received, JOSEPH DART. S*crel*rr. LONDON TlOSprfAL, October �, 'l82 the Proprietors in both Charters, on FRIDAY, the 13th instant, and will continue lo he Delivered and l'aid every day, from II till 3 o'clock, Saturdays and Hnlidnv� evn-p'ed. JOHN LAURI-ACI".. Secretary. ROYAL I'NION PENSION I'll XI)-Patron, his Roynl Highness the Duke of YORK, .'.r. I'elilionR ol Candid:ites lire rerpiv ed at the Office, 0, Lanoaslt-i place, Waterloo-bridge, from Ten to Three daily, during ti.i present month. The Male P'-n�iouers receive 2Hl., mid iIip }�', males 151. per annum. Particulars on application. All h-tters must be po�' paid. KATIIAKIN'ES DOCK. ~Notico"is luVel.v given. That the Directors of the .St. Kit'iarin.'s D.-i 1. CompiuiJ will be ready n.i TUESDAY, Ihu Uth day of Ni-vcmber next, at One o'Clock, to receive Proposala from mic,i Persons as may be willing to CONTRACT for the. se\eral WORKS to be done, in constructing the Wiueboi.m.-s and Vaults round the Western Duck ; and also in building the Boundary Wall, to enrlose the whole of the intended Area, for the Docks and Buildings, according losuch tonus and condition* as shall be prescribed hv the Dock Company : n:ul. in rnnformiiy with the Drawings, Plans, Sectiuo*, ;ind Sp be ipspecteil, at the Office of tlie An-hitect to the Dock Company, No. 1, Little Tower-hill, any djy (Sundays ex cepteil). The Coniraetors will be required lo enter into proper Security fur the due performance, of their vngagements, and no te.nder will be. uoticcd, unless I he Parlies making the same, or sonic Person duly authorised ia his or thrir behalf, shall be iu attend- ' ance on the day, and at the time appointed. The Tenders to be marked ouUule " Ten-'er for Building' and Works," and to he delivered to the Secretary, nt the Dock Office, before One o'Clook, on the day named ; and the Directors I will-not consider themselves necessarily bound to accept the ! |.-lowest tender. J OHN HALL. Secretary. St. Katharine's Dock Office, l�7. Austin-friars, Oct. 4, l&iO. S~.ATNT~IVOTrVLEBONE.-Notice is hert-by given to the Tenants of his Grace the Duke of Portland? Marylebone Est.ite, thai Attend-nuc � ill I e givpn at the C'-urt House, in Marylebonc-lnne, Oxford-street, on MONDAY, the 2Sil of the present Month, October, and on tfm two fullnuini: days, from Nine to Three o'clock each da), for lh� pnrpiwe u' RECEIVING the GROUND RFNTS, w hich heroins die in respect of the said Estate, ;it Michaelmas, 182f>. Dated this ^1 ay of October, 18*. _______ _ R. SKYNNER, Receiver. IF "tho-YOTNO" GENTLEMAN, who left Richmond, Surro), on THURSDAY NKJHT LAST, will return, or inform liis Fiieniis where he is, the circumstance whirh b�� taken place will be overlooked.- Oct. I, lK-2fi. AAV.-A Gentleman w)io lus served hi* Clerk- I ship in the County, and part of liis tune in ;in Acini's Office in Town, and since his admittance, has been :, is desirous nf ohi-nning a .SITUATION | in the OFFICE OF AN ATTORNEY, in To�n or in the | Country. The pir'.icular hiam-h of tu.-unes- ho uould feel iihm! , con6dent in conducting, would be finivi-yanoing. hut h- wool.I i have no objection, under the supt-i lutcndi-uce of ilie Principal, lo | take charge of the general mutiiiu of an Ollir.e.- Direct to1 B. F. L. Post (J/tice, Heading, Berkshire. j T H ET 1.1: R G Y. - E X'CH A N G E ot i LIVINt;.-A CLERGYMAN, under forty \.;,rs o'' ige. Patron of a Rectory of about Three Hundred Pounds ! a year, in the County of Kent, below \iiluc in the Kini:'i> hooks, I with very small population, single duty, and a Rood hi-use. ^\c. | wishes to evclmnge this turn with an chlorly Incumbent uf a ] Living also below value, with or without a Residence, in the j West or any other part of England ; or he would Kxch.ingr th' i Advowson "altogether for an immediate Presentation only of! adequate value.-Address, post paid, to the Rev. I-. K., I'oit-I office, Newnham, Gloucestershire. \ SIX "PRIVATE "Pl'lMLS, are desired by a! M.A.. in Holy Orders, who recently tilled the m'.ualion of; PRI\ATE TUTOR to a Youth of distinction, hut is no� married, and is resident in a delightful Parsonage ne^r Northampton. Highly advantageous terms will be proposed lo the first Six Applicants. Four Vacancies. - Address M. A., at Mr. Abel's Libmry, Northampton. WANTS'"a~81TVATlON~.~in a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, as COOK and HOUSEKEEPER, a middle-aged steady Woman, who perfectly understands her business in all its branches, with Confectionary nnd Pickling. Can be well recommended by the Family she has just left. No objection to Town ot Country.-Address, A. IU, at Mr. Ansell's, Fruiterer, 12, Dorset-street, Manchester-square.-All letters to be post-paid.-No Office-keeper nerd apply. (Ttho fRON TRADE.-WANTED a PERSON to take the MANAGEMENT of a verv e xtensive CONCERN, either as a Partner, or at a fixed Salary, and n Commission upon the netl Profits nf the Business ; the latter would be preferred. He would be require/1, generally, to resid* in London, and more immediately to lake charge of the Sales and Counting-house depsrtinent. As the salary, or emoluments, will be considerable, the most unexceptionable references will be required as to competency as well as respectability. Apply by letters only (post-paid), with real name and mldress, to A.B., to the care of Messrs. Thomson, Baker, and Smith, King's Arm's-Yard, Coleman-street.-N.B. The strictest secrecy (if required) will be observed._____ PICCADILLYTHraangnthe "GrVu-Park, next door but one to tbe Mansion of the Marquiss of Hertford. -TO BE LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, OR SOLD, with or without a five-stall stable, and double coach-house.-To be viewed on Tuesdays, Thnrsduyi, and Saturdays, from two till fonr o'clork. by cardB. on application lo Messrs. Gray, Son, anp Fell, Piccadilly, nearly facing J5t. JamesVstreet. Oburn-PLACE, Russell-square-To "be LET FURNISHED, fur Sir or Twelve Months, w BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. Handsomely printed iu imperial 410.. illustrated with fifteen Coloured Fntfraviogs. price2i. 12s. 04. bds., HPI1E MOHBID ANATOMY of the HITMAN JL BRAIN ; being Illustrations of the most frequent and important Organic Di%e the Rev. S. BUTLER. n.D. F.R.S. ,\i .. Archdeacon of IK-rb-;., anil Head Mailer of Shiu.vsbu.i) School. Prin'ed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Drown, and fireen. In one volume, Mvo. lur-e liis. boards, THE FLUX ION.-M. CALClTbUS; au Ele.-uieolery Treatise, designed f"r the Students nf tfie Uni-Mrsiries, �nd for ibov who d--sir-.- to be acquainted with the principles of Anal .uls. By THOMAS JEPHSON, 11.D. London : Published by Baldwin. Cjadock, and Joy ; and by the Bookseller" at lh� ''niverJitirs. * In Bin. price Ts. bound, the Swund IMilion, oorrocted and nii-prtiVed. of XTRACTS H.>iti GREF.K AUTHORS, will. N-ites, ;m.l ii \ .icabulary. Fur the use of the Junior (.reek 'iass in llie Cnivrrsil\ of Ulnagov. . In Two P.irts. I!v 1) K. S \NDl'ORD. Esq. A.M. D\on, Profi.-s.or of Gr^i-k iii llie Unin'rsity of fMasgovr. Piinlod for W iliiarn lilaoliwiiud, Ijhnburgh ; and T. Cadell, S'l-nnd, London. Of whom mis he hid. hy th� sume Author, in liino. pric :ti. Gd. bound, Die Third Edition, enlaiged and in; -prorrd, or INTRODUCTION tithe WRITING of Greek. For the ii-e of I he J nnior fu. price ^Os. VI, LA 0 1 O R X A T A ; or. To the Da). A Novel. I for Saunders und Otlr>, Public Library, Conduit- E: SALES by AUCTION. Print street I.ON DON Valuable Shares in the PhceaU Gas Light. Real del Monte, Reversionary Interest. Protector, and Alliance. Fire Insurances, f^mdon Water, South London Dock. Irish Shipping, and Cornwall Companies, Pelair Main and New Collieriea, iMoiet\ of Interest in a House and Premises, No, i.l, Friday- treei, one Pipe of East India Madeira, and ?� Pockets of h'opa.-To be SOLD bv AUCTION, bv STEVENS and BKEXCHLKY, at the Auction Mart, on Tne*iay, Octoker 10, at Twelve, in Lots, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Archibald Cornell. f^ORTY-SEVEX SHARES in the Phoenix Ga� Light Company, upon which 27f. per Share has been called and pdid ; 3i0 Shares of 201. each in the Protrrtor Fire Office, upon which 'it. p5/. \>^r Share has been called and paid; 15 Ditto in the South lA.-ndon Dock Company, upon which 32. per Shaie, has been pai-i1; 50 Ditto in the London Water Company, opon which ll. per Share has been paid ; 20 Ditto in the Irish Ship,:u^ Company, upon which 15(. per Share has been paid; Ditto in tho Cornwall Company, upon which SOU/, lias been paid ; One Moiety of Interest in the Leasehold Prmuses, No. 55, Fi idaj-street, and Blue Boar-court adjoining; Interest in the Pil-nr Main ur.-i New Collieries; a Pipe of East lodia Madeira ; :md 25 pockets of Hops. Particulars mav be had at the place or sale; of Mr. Hudson, Solictor, It, St. Jolm-street-rond, Clerkenwell; and o/Steisos an1 Brenchley. 30. Old Jewry. DISSLC TOR - Seventh Edition, revised nnd improved, price (is. boai.'a, Till' LONDON DISSECTOR; or, System of Dusectin-, practised in th" HuspiUls and L-cture Rooms "f ill- Metropolis; cvhiined by the clean-si Rules, for the Use ic:an !o the King. In bvo. The additions to this E lition, are sioh as to ion lor ih.>�ork a general and comprehensive oninpendomi of -edicul Science. Printed for Thomas and (ieor;e Underwood, ill, Fleet-s'reet. EC O N 6 M I /1N G" F L F. L A_S D PR V. V E NT IS G S >10 KI , Tn tsvo. price ls^. bonds, THE If I EOR Y ami PRACTICE of VVARW-INi; and VENTILATING PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ]. i DWr.Ll.lNfi HOI SF.S, and CO NSER VATORI F.S ; including a description of all the known Varieties nf Stoves, f! rates, and Furnaces, with an eviimination of their comparative isdvjnlagesi for Economizing Fuel, and Preventing Smoke.-By AN ENGINEER. Illustrated by numerous Copper Platss and Wood Engravings. Printed for Thomas and George finder wood. 32, Fleet-street. DR. PARIS-ON DIET. \TR EAT IS E on DIET ; with a view to establish, on practical grounds, a S>slem of Roles for the Prevention and Cure of the Diseases incident to a disordered state of the DIGESTIVE FUNCTIONS. Bv J. A. PARIS, M.D. RS Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Jtc. ice. In 8vo. pric- 10-. til. Printed for Thomas and Georz* Underwood, ."rj. Fleel-str�el. TH E ~ CI1 HlSTfA N ~REMEM"BKA^T"CETri or. The Churchman's Biblical. Fx-c.lesi�slical,and Literary Miscellany, for Ootoher, Ifiii. -Price Is. (id. Contents.-The Temptations of Christ; a Sermon.-- Re* iew of liighmoie in the Public Chanties-The Social Conduct of a Christian considered-Moderation : a Tah . Miscellaneous.-On the Conversion of St. Paul -Hale on ( lerioal Funds-Repent, lor the Kingdom of Heaven is at Hand- On the Observance of ihs Lord's Day-Bishop Pearson -Praser for the High Court of Phi liamcnt-Biblical Criticism- Oriel College Jubilee N.lgheriv Hills, Hin lostan. Monthly Register.--So-.-u-t> fori Promoting Chrutiar Knowledge :- Moi tlake. Barnes, Putney,I Wimbledon, and Uuebej. Si�-.icty fot Ihr Piupagation of the Gospel- Report for IP'ij. Ne i Cliun hes. - Wisbech-Sedg--Caiditl Scbojl-Installation of the Bislup of Qneher-Society for the Conversion and Religious Instruction of Ncgr.i� ' lleton-streot, S;i�-iields; nt llie Aucluin Mart ; nnd of Messrs. Mum and Curiis, Walbrnok. near the M.in-o 'i House; and 2(>j, R'gei!t's-.-.lreet, near O iford-streel. B rjio" In tUp |i- -s.s, 1. VI A C N"thin^ tfniihIc, nnr s-*t How n hn^ht IV A BRtlOM!"' Sutiv; by Mtos Lose, coi.i-p r.od hy H.I.1 B :shop. pi ii e -js.; "The King! G"d hies, him ' ' Sing and ioHi|eised h> Mr. Brabant, price ii.s " '1 He Bonnie Lassie1' Of a' the Airl-.j composed Miles, pi ice-is.; " A. R. C.," a Du- '. Sung by Mis. Si,-Dor ite Begins ; onia|iosed h> J. Parry, price 2s. :w.d* L) Alluaine, 'go, S ibu-s�|iiaro. The Public "re respectfully ciutioned. Ihnl ll 11. R. Bishop. Long est&M.sln.sl and highly respeci.ible Nurs-ry-gioun-l, and Se-d-Ui.t. Mil-end.-.To b- SOLD by Al'CTIf)N, b> Messrs. M INN and CURTIj,, at the Auction Mart, on 'I liiir5, Regent-strret, Oxford-Street; particulars al�o of Messrs. J. and S. Prarce, Phillips:, *r>d Bulger, Solicitors, Siviihin's-lune . at the Coflee-hoiiies, Mark-lanc ; on the Pre-inis. s; an 1 at the Auilmn Mart, London. be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. at the Mart, un Wednesday, Oct. 2o, 4 Uajiilal ."a. paired a Lir. -..la's Inn-fiel.;. -T SII1T1 LKU OR TH FAMILY RESIDENCE, lately re- paired and beautified at a c "at expense, particularly ai!a; ted for the legal or medical profesmio, or the private estah-lishinent i'f a gentleinm. ri'-sirahlv situate, No. 7. on tbe north ant pn-feraiil- tale Agents, Rich-' hi. i rid terra -, \V hitehall , at the Mart; and of Mr. Shutliewurtb, original -_'s l'.,i:|;, -., nalic-." | * bv M Lo.e and Goul-.liiig Rat- Buy a Biooin," is the one ^.imposed hi ------_. -, , Bi " ' ' � �'. in.. 'V'nt', nl iniivoitanl .Mores utile Premises. UUSSELS CARPFTIN(i Selling Ofl. lull. , !,n, r, he SOLD b, AUCTION, by Mr. SHUTTLE-TvvcnU-live per Cent, under Cost Pine. The veir h�st ] VIOIITH. al the Mart, on Wednesday, Oct; 11 ,at Twvl'e quality from lis. {A. to Is., with evi-ry o'her dcs. ription of Car- , A \; extensive ? nJ lligll ly-valuable LEASEHOLD peliiigs eipially (.hjap ; also Blankets and Counterpanes. Mo- ; /\ l.STA I' Y.. held for 34 years uneipired, i-i J \ery low reeus 24s. per piece, 24 \anlslong. Dru^gell>. Table Covtrr.-, . T^Qt i. .mpn.ipg BOWLES' SUFFERANC". WHARF, io. 'The whole must be cleared ofl by lh" tMh of Uecember, at , \v_\'r K H 01'SF.S. and BONDING YARDS, withsvery f>eorge Nitludson's Carpet M arehoiiie, i2, I leel-slreet, "ear I p^joi^ . i^ivenieui e for landing and housing uieichandize of th Bolt-in-Tnn. the Le.iso being^Sold.______ L( )"N DON A"ND \V EST.M IN ST E R INK and SPIRIT COMPANY. No. lfi, Strand, op TH�K D. iescrip'ioo, and the privilege of bonding under Ublea C and wry advantageously situated for ail the public poSlt' St. .Martin's Chiirt h, hj> 1 'or Dozen. , to 30s. ... I'.S. 72s. fi3>'. . Ms.; Port, vintage IS20 -27s Ditto Crust-.I......2f>* Ditto. r> (o >v tears in | bottle.....'.......P*j. ... .'.lis. [Sherry, Pale and j Brown............27s. ... 3t>s. Ditto Amontillado.-12a. .. 4m. Madeira,West India 3os. .. 4'is. Ditto, East India ...48s. .. B'lcellas..........I2s. .. IKs. Teneriffe, Lisbon. Vi-rionia, nnd Mountain ............3t>". .. Si is. CJ irel.Sl. Jnlien ..t2�. to 1m. Old Tom, Jnuiaira Rum, and Cognnc Brandy, Fernlosh, i\c. per imperial inesstir", at red".e.l (rices. ' Bottled Stout, Cider. Perrv. Burton and Edinburgh Ales. All Goods must be paid for o.i or .Vore delivery. Letter*, post paid, to he ad iTsscd William Godfree and Co No. lfi. Strand. EAR'S GREASE.-J A M ES ATKI NSON . laiilly oa Sali- I'v r Do/en. Clard, Labile, and Margaui...... .T2>. � 'Jt.-. Sparkling Champagne ...........72s. . . S4s. Ditto and Creaming, nf the first quality 90s. .. '.Xis. St. Peray, dry, and sparkling.........lilts. Chiyhlis .............iOs. Hermitage, Red and WhiU.............72s. Mo'elle, Sauterne. j earlv possession, a comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE, in good condition,and neatly furnished, containing live bed chambers and a dressing room, two drawing rooms, dining parlour, library, store room, green house, bqJ, water closet, kitchen, scullery, butler's pantry, and cellarage.-To be viewed By tickets, which, with further .particulars, may b� had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row.__ icinity o� st:~james Street - To be SOLD, the LEASE of a very complele GEN-TLEMAN'S RESIftENCE, containing two handsome drawing-rooms, a well proportjontd eating parlonr and morning room, dressing-room, five bed rooms, water closets, neat en trance, and ooaventeolatrrra,-Tha Premises are in perfect repair, and dewfl|jgtiWp�t�4ss\Di�lre4.-- For Terms and Tickets Uf \ \m B respectfully informs llie Public, that the BEAR'S GREASE imported by him is sent out in Pots and Bot'les, en-cdosed in a wrapper, with his Signature and Address,-the lowest price Pot is 2s. nd., and the Bottle 3s. ()d.; as there are numerous very near imitations, lh;s precaution x-ri 11 ensure tho genuine. This article is now too well entablUned, and its regenerating properties too well known to require enumeration ; but, independent of promoting the growth, it is a most elegHnt article for dressing the hair, giving great strength to the curl, making it beautifully soft and glossy, and. if perfumed yvilh the Oltn of Rose, is much preferable to the Huiles Antiques, Ac, particu-larly to Ibose who admire the Rose Perfume.-Sold by the Importer, 41, GerrardTttreet, Sobo-sqnare, and, by appointment, by Messrs. Galtie and Pierce, 57. Bund-str.et; Sanger. 150, Laog-ley, 31, Firth, 4o, Smith. 9S, Grange, 126, BsITs, 135, Oxford-street; Read, 9, Crawford-street; Elliott, 18, Rathbune-pl.sce ; Mintram. 7, Burlingtnn-arc*de; Pohson and Mason, 3H, Hu-sjlienin, 33, Cruikshank, 5, Htymirket; Woodman, Piccadilly; Fo�, 450, Taylor, 92, WiL-am, 227, SUand ; Elms. 62. Swift and Son, 28, Dsvy, 131, Holborn ; Gibbons, 58, Fle.-i-market; Hillirr. 55, Cheapside; Paterson, 57, Gracechurch-street; Johnston, 08, laite, 41, Cornhill; Coll?y, 28, Barber, 43, B'whopsgate-street: Marquis, 72, Colenwn-street; Bur-bidge and Slsrk, 87, Newgate-street; Wakefield, 2, Nelson, 4, Lamb's Coqduit'Sireet; Matthewi, 24, Swre-tretl; M-s'tnus, UT, fMUmii Bartou}, W, ynt(.oB farde,}; and by mo�i ftthtrnt m4 ^wt4�8 Yf�wr�t 5 a�'; �� - � � . -......--------, ; d.� ks ai i market*, ul Cock-hjll, Ratclitfe. The Wharf commands a frontage ocxt the Thames o'HO feet, 1 aud is cap.ibl�;eriui:i Bib. and Clavis. 2 vols. 1657; SALES BY e.-To ___ �E- , Cornhill, on Turs- x.eversionary Interest in Freehold: sion in the Funds; XilfeInterestf and Leasehold Estate. Mount-streelC , be SOLD by AUCTIOK, by Mea B EN HAM, at TXrritwarVCofiea-l dav, October 10. at TwelVe, ALL the RIGHT and INTEREST of JOHN KNIGHT WOROTEg. ahtutkrnpt, in and to one aadi-|v ided moiety of Nine Freeltold-Messoagss, situate in Chnreh and ; Fishnpol-streets, anA P/ajarull-lane, ia the Borough ot SL Al-'han's, amounting to as aggregate yearfy rent of 671.10s. Also, ^11 the ugbt and Rererstonarf faterrst of the said Bankrnt, ia .the sim of 2 0471.10s. fh the fdor per Cent. Bank Annuity.- .Alio, the Life Interest of a nanou. and 38 years, h> a Leasobold! lEstate, No. �.SloaiMjuw7Cnasea; told for a terra of9t> 'years uneicpVed, of the e*tiinatsd.ralae of 5,: 38, King-street, Covent-garJefl* Very Extensive and I�pro�l^J?re^Qld ^^^i |L STANTON, on Thursday, October 19, at Twelve, in one Lot, at the Auction Mart, ,-T>nm7DTV T ADesirable FREEHOLD ^3�T^*�^ .he East side of St. Job^-rtreet, Clerkenw*". i North �ida of Wilderness-row, which last-mentioned plaCfc � a b foot thorpughfaie from Gosw ell-street, and its vkdnitr, �Pto John-street, very near the Charter House, improved gTOV0,u' and most eligibly situated for trade ; consisting of a very |p>�>:o. House and Shop, fronting ot. Join-street, at tbe corner of Wilderness-row, where the trade of a linen-draper haa kragtoea carried on by Mr. Wilson. A PubMc-houM-, called theRrd Lioa and Punch BowL in, St, Juhn-alreeL, afoiesah�'c in fa.n,,2:V Another eixellent Housu adjoining to the last, oeCP1T ^J21' Chapman, a pawnbroker, a roomy yard behind �/*e - ^2 in which ihere is a good Cottage, and stabling for, eIKnl horses, with standing for three waggons and six carts, rurvib,. * *arehouse over it; and Bundry other Buildings, occupied o> different persons. A large China and Glass Shop, and Ware' t)ouses, in Wilderness-row, occupied by Mr. Richards, with yard behind, in which is staMrng fur fo-.ir horses, and shed* for carls, having an approach la tbe game from St. John-street throo^b tire other yard. Also fonr. small Dwelling-nonse* in the said rw'w, two nf which have fi*nt shops'. This desirable property is noV upon Lease for the remainderof a term ot sixty-one years, which will expire in the short space of six years from Lady-day next, lien it may he converted to' the purposes of extensive trades, and will become a truly valuable Estate to a purchaser. For particulars and conditions of saje, apply to Messrs. G. and T. W. U'r. Ie, solicitors, DuomoW. Essex; Messrs.Black. Chapman, and Webb, land agents and surveyors, Middle Temple, Londoa ; tu the Auctioneer, Hitchin, Herts ; or at the An*tk>� Mart aforesaid. Kingston, Surrey.-To Brewers, Builders, and othersv-Valu-able and nearly new Bnilding Material!, comprising the erection of a Brewery, with nil ilie interior Fittiogs-up of the same, also a few Lots of Household Furniture, and miscellaneous useful Effects.-Tn he SOLT) by AUCTION, by Mr. J.K.KENT, at I he King's Arms Inn, Kingston, removed from the Workhouse, the Parish Officers rof-ising to allow a Sale on the Premises.TO-MORRO W, Oct. 6, at Eleven pre risely, on account of the number of loin, COMPRISING Pantiles, Pantile Lathing, stout raflern, pole-plates, tie-beams, weather-boards, quartering, old lead, Yorkshire paving, brick work, fir joists, furnaces,flues, &x.; a fire-barrel copper, copper back, wort and liquor pumps, coolers, hop-back, patent malt-mill and gear, by Saowden ; tun-tubs and oar, leather hose, casks, &c; tables, chairs, bedsteads, and numerous effects, which are enumerated in Catalogues. Catalogues may be had nt the Nag's Head, Clapbam Rise; Gemgs, Kingston Hill; King's Arms, Kingston; Spread Eagle, Wandsworth; of C. Jay, Esq. Solicitor, 5, Gray's Inn-place; and at the Offices of Mr. J. K. Kent, Surveyor, Auctioneer, and Accountant, No. 25, Fleet streer. Stock in Trade of a Tailor and Draper, Modern Furniture, three brilliant and large size Chimney Glasses, in sires 72 by 4!?, ir7 by 40, and 65 by 36, fine old Wine, Linen, China, Glass, an>t other valuable effects. Park-place, St. Janes's-street.-To bff SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.J. BANKS, on Ihe Premises,. Park-place, St* James's-itrset, TO-MORROW, October fj, and following day, at Eleven, by direction of the Assignees of Mr. James Lawrence, Tailor and Draper, a Bankrupt; cam* prisine, T OiTY Mahogany Four-post, French, and other JLi bedsteads, with furnitures, feather beds, matiiessea, and bedding; mahogany, dressing cheats of drawers i.tnahogany waih-hand stands; mahogany cane seat and japanned chain; sofa; rich Spanish mahogany dining, library, aod other tables; mahogany wardrobe; Brussels aad Kidderminster carpets and rugs ; ottomans; cellaret; tasteful window curtains; brilliant chimney, rjirval.and dressing glasses; eight day clock - lines; china; �?l*ss; fenders and Are irons; culinary articles, &c. Tbe stock consists of superfine black, olive, and other cloths; crimson seconds; drabs; Iteratymeres; eamblets; shalloons; waterproof cottons, icr. May be viewed the day preceding the Sale. Catalogues had au tbe premises; of Mr. I. J. Tanner, Solicitor to the Commission, New Basioghall-streel; and at the offices of Mr. J. Banks, tH, Lolhbury, Auction Mart, and Hackney, Middlesex. Valuable Freehold Estate, Greek-street, Soho, in the fc!ity of Westminster-By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, at the Mart, on Wednesday, Oct. &>, at Twelve, N extensive and very Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a spacious brick Mansion, now divided into two dwelling-houses, with numerous outbuildings, coach manufactory, smitherv, sheds, lofts, workshops, stables, yards, and premises. The whole covering and enclosing a very extensive, plot of ground, commanding a very eligible situation, Nos. 12 and 13, Greek-street, near Soho-asuare, in the parish of St. Ann, Westminster, extending into Rose-street, and lately occupied by Mr. Tate, coachmaker, deceased. The dwelling hmmes contain numerous airy bed chambers of larue dimensions, spacious handsome, and lofty suites of drawing aad dining rooms a:d parlours, domestic ollices of every description, vaults, and cellaring. The business premises comprise, a large, light, and lofty show room for carriages, ranges for lofts or galleries for building, and tbe different branches of the carriage manufactory, a capital open paved yarc", a large brick building, originally a ckapel, with domestic offiecs under, smitheries, and numerous coDTcniences. M�y be viewed, and particulars had It days previous to the sale on the Premises; of Messrs. Boardillon and He welt. Solicitors, Bread-street, Cheapside; of Messrs. Allen, Gylby, and Allen, Solicitors Carlisle-street, Soho-sqvrare; at the Matt ; and of Mr. ShurtleWorth, 28, Poultry. HO USE and ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE, 93, Bishopsgate-street Within.-HENRY L. 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Leon Siofele rushed for 245 yards and one touchdown as Union held off a late charge by Skyview to beat the Storm 28-25 in a Class 4A Greater St. Helens League game at McKenzie Stadium.
With the win, Union (7-2) clinched the No. 2 seed to the state preliminary round, where the Titans will travel next week to face Eastlake or Issaquah. Skyview is the No. 3 seed and will travel to face Curtis of University Place.
Siofele had 168 yards rushing in the first half as Union took a 21-10 lead into halftime.
Skyview closed within 21-17 in the third quarter, but Union extended the advantage to 28-17 on Caleb Browning's 9-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter.
Skyview marched 80 yards on 10 plays in the closing minutes of the game to close within 28-25 on Jacob Dennis' 2-yard touchdown pass from Zac Shomler with 2:09 left.
But Union recovered the ensuing onside kick and ran out the clock.
Skyview's Nate Arriola, who missed the Storm's previous two games with a hamstring injury, rushed for 111 yards on 13 carries. But he left the game after rushing for 13 yards on the first play of the third quarter and never returned.
Dennis finished with six catches for 105 yards. Siofele also caught five passes for 66 yards.
Skyview 3 7 7 8–25
Union 14 7 0 7–28
First quarter
U — Ethan Beniga 39 pass from Nolan Henry (Sterling Ransom kick)
S — Braden Hadfield 33 FG
U — Leon Siofele 17 run (Ransom kick)
Second quarter
S — Jacob Dennis 33 pass from Zac Shomler (Hadfield kick)
U — Henry 1 run (Ransom kick)
Third quarter
S — Josh Seynaeve 1 run (Hadfield kick)
Fourth quarter
U — Caleb Browning 9 run (Ransom kick)
S — Dennis 2 pass from Shomler (Colton Johnson pass from Schomler)
Individual statistics
RUSHING — Skyview: Nate Arriola 13-111, Seynaeve 8-29, Shomler 4-7, Josh Emmy 4-4, Josh Wilkerson 1-(3), Dennis 3-(-7). Union: Sioefele 35-245, Alex Berfanger 4-38, Henry 6-18, Browning 3-17, Beniga 1-6.
PASSING — Skyview: Shomler 11-24-2-174. Union: Henry 8-14-1-106.
RECEIVING — Skyview: Dennis 6-105, Dylan King 4-63, Noah Bonner 1-6. Union: Siofele 5-66, Beniga 3-40.


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'The Bamburgh Serpent'
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The Bamburgh Serpent is a story based on the old Northumbrian legend 'The Laidley Worm of Bamburgh'.
This colourful tale tells of a sad prince who goes to a far-away land, a beautiful princess, a fearsome serpent, an ugly toad and magic spells.
An enchanting tale for young and old.
Jorge Lulić was born in Santiago, Chile but has lived most of his life in the United Kingdom where he become a British National in 1979. Jorge studied at the University of Durham in England from where he graduated as a Bachelor of Education with a teaching degree in Art and Design and Visual Communication in 1979. Jorge has an extensive career as a teacher and as a freelance artist. In addition to his interest in photography, Jorge is a keen oil and watercolour artist and illustrator of children's books. To find out more visit www.jorgelulic.com
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If you know someone who's traveling through Baja with the hope of catching the ferry from La Paz to Mazatlan (or viceversa), let them know that the ferry has cancelled this route as of this week indefinitely. Your options are:
1. Take the ferry from La Paz to Topolobampo (about 500 Kms north of Mazatlan) - The good thing about this is that you can catch the CHEPE train to visit the Copper Canyon area right from Topolobampo. If you're not familiar with Copper Canyon, apparently it is much larger (not deeper though) than the Grand Canyon. Shouldn't be missed in your itinerary through Mexico.
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Senator John Kerry Says U.S. Eager to Talk to Syria
Head of Senate Foreign Relations Committee on tour of Mideast; Assad meets Saudi intelligence chief.
U.S. Senator John Kerry is challenging Syria to demonstrate its seriousness about encouraging peace and stability in the Middle East.
The chairman of the U.S. Senate's Foreign Relations Committee will meet with Syria's president this week on a tour of the region that began Sunday in Egypt.
The U.S. has accused Syria of allowing foreign fighters to cross its border into Iraq, though Syria denies that. Kerry has in the past spoken of his concern about what he said was the flow of money, weapons and terrorists through Syria into Iraq and Lebanon.
In Egypt on Sunday, the senator said the U.S. is eager to talk to Syria, whose president said last month he also wants a dialogue with Washington, but without preconditions.
Syria's Assad meets Saudi intelligence chiefSyrian President Bashar Assad met Saudi Arabia's intelligence chief on Sunday in a rare high-level encounter between the two countries that differ sharply on Arab and regional issues.
Prince Muqrin bin Abdul-Aziz gave Assad a message from Saudi King Abdullah about "bilateral ties and the importance of consultation and coordination between the two sides", the official news agency said.
Assad and Abdullah met briefly at a summit in Kuwait in January shortly after the end of Israel's three-week assault on Gaza. Assad said late last month that there have been no practical steps to improve ties since.
Relations between Saudi Arabia, which is ruled by a Sunni monarchy, and Damascus plummeted over Syria's policy toward Lebanon and Syria's decision to reinforce its alliance with Shi'ite Iran in the last few years.
Damascus and Riyadh back opposing political forces in Lebanon and former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri, who was assassinated in Beirut in 2005, was well connected with the Saudi monarchy and had Saudi nationality.
A United Nations investigation implicated Syrian security officials in the killing. Damascus denied involvement.
The latest Israeli offensive in Gaza further worsened relations, with Syria supporting the Palestinian group Hamas, which opposes the Saudi- and U.S.-backed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
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Lene was a beautiful girl full of love and her future full of dreams, with this book we hope to let those dreams live on.
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The original and gold standard, the Dynojet Power Commander III USB plugs into almost every fuel injected motorcycle for quick and easy fueling adjustments. Make changes with either the unit itself or through the computer, either way you can fine tune the power to your needs. Whether you are seeking more power for the sport bike or want to refine the power delivery on the cruiser, the Power Commander III is one of the best mods you can make.
- Dynojet Research, Inc. is the world leader in the development and manufacturing of performance enhancement products and tools
- Provides precise information for fine-tuning a fuel-injected motorcycle when changing an air filter, installing a new exhaust system or doing additional engine performance modifications
- Each unit includes a built-in microprocessor and a specific map designed to improve engine performance over stock - Dynojet continuously maps new calibrations for each bike for downloading at their website (www.powercommander.com)
- If you do not have a computer, you can change the settings with three touch buttons on the faceplate
- OEM-style wiring connectors with improved harness protection are supplied - no wiring modifications required
- Includes easy-to-follow instructions
- Direct injector control technology manages the fuel curve on models that do not have the sensors to monitor fuel adjustment
- Features an expansion port for future add-on modules from Dynojet
- USB power programming module is necessary to provide voltage to your Power Commander when it is removed from the bike and attached to your PC (must be purchased separately; not required if module is installed on bike)
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The Catholic Church can be likened to an international corporation consisting of local and regional franchises. These franchises play by the organization's general rules, but independent CEOs, bishops, make most decisions and implement policy choices. The Catholic Church's structure is complicated by the fact that it incorporates international and national actors at many levels, it draws on diverse forms of funding, it recruits rank-and-file clergy from different nationalities, and its clergy are divided into two categories.
The Church consists of a clear hierarchical structure, although one that exercises less influence than is commonly assumed. The Pope, who can be described as the cardinal of the Catholic Church, is essentially the bishop of the archdiocese of Rome. The difference between the Pope and any ordinary bishop is in the composition of his diocese and the process by which he is selected. The Pope's diocese consists of cardinals rather than rank-and-file clergy. Ironically, the archbishop of the Roman diocese, the Pope, is the only bishop in the Catholic Church elected by his peers, a collective body of cardinals. 1
The cardinals, as members of the diocese of Rome, are incorporated into a College of Cardinals. They are divided into two groups: residential bishops, who, like Cardinal Ernesto Corripio, remain in the dioceses they govern (in Corripio's case, the archdiocese of Mexico in the capital), and nonresidential cardinals, who are expected to live in Rome, filling posts in the Roman Curia, the papal administration. Church leadership in Rome maintains itself by filling vacancies in the College of Cardinals, expanding its membership to meet the demands of a growing Church. 2 Cardinals obtain their prestige not because they exercise any more influence over their diocese, or that of the neighboring bishop, but because they are eligible to become the next Pope, and because collectively only they vote for a Pope.
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Gnocchi With Sausage and Spinach
- 2 9-ounce packages refrigerated gnocchi or one 17.5-ounce package shelf-stable gnocchi
- 1tablespoon olive oil
- 1 medium yellow onion, finely chopped
- 1pound Italian sausage, casings removed
- 1 clove garlic, finely chopped
- 1 5-ounce bag baby spinach
- 1/4teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4teaspoon black pepper
- 3/4cup (3 ounces) grated Parmesan, plus more for serving
- Cook the gnocchi according to the package directions. Drain, reserving ¼ cup of the cooking liquid.
- Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and cook until softened, about 5 minutes.
- Add the sausage and cook, crumbling it with a spoon, until browned, 5 to 7 minutes.
- Add the garlic, spinach, salt, and pepper and cook, tossing frequently, until the spinach wilts, about 3 minutes.
- Add the gnocchi, the reserved cooking liquid, and the Parmesan and toss. Divide among individual bowls and sprinkle with additional Parmesan.


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After the Oxford Dictionary declared "selfie" the Word of the Year in 2013 it has been hard to escape the trend. Selfies were born from the rising popularity of smartphones and text messaging, allowing anyone to quickly snap and send a self-taken photo of themselves with the push of a couple of buttons. And, it seems everyone, from ages 9 to 90, is having a blast taking and sharing these images.
Now it's time to take selfies to the next level using our hands and creativity: Let's do selfies "fine art-style," by creating captivating self-portraits, full of the intrigue and depth of human emotion often lost in a camera phone photo.
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Create your own self-portrait masterpiece and upload it to your project page with the title "#MyCraftsySelfie." A panel of Craftsy's fine art experts will select their favorite works to be featured on the Craftsy blog, including one lucky 1st place winner, who will be awarded a $50 gift card for Dick Blick Fine Art Materials, plus a free Craftsy fine art class of their choice.
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I was given the cute ducks from Oriental Trading Company but all ideas and thoughts are my own.
I love unique ways for my girls to share Valentine's with classmates. This year I took a stop on the Oriental Trading Company website for some ideas. I saw these cute ducks and I came up with a fun idea and that idea passed the 7-year-olds approval and we were set!
Here's what you'll need:
- download of tags
- scissors
- paper cutter
- craft tape or double sided tape
- ribbon or bakers twine
- hole punch
Once you have downloaded your tags print them out on copy paper and cut the strips apart.
Take one of the tags and place the craft tape or double sided tape on one side and then fold the tag in half.
Hole punch a corner and then tie onto your ducky with bakers twine, ribbon, or whatever you want. 🙂
Ta-Dah! Now you have a very unique Valentine's gift that is sure to make the kids happy and you didn't break the bank!
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What a super cute idea! We have a few major rubber duck lovers in our house – they might not make it to school! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
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I can't find the link to print… I'm sure it's right in front of my face. Help, please? Darling idea!
This is such a fun idea – my kindergartener loves to laugh and would adore this idea!! Thanks for sharing!
I love this, Becky! ALMOST more than I love you, but not.
Kristi Says: January 28, 2015 at 9:10 am
But.. I can't find the link to download the file!?!
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Where's the printable file at? Such a cute idea!
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Darn it! I have the ducks but don't see the file?
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LaGRANGE, Ga. (AP) _ Officials say a prison inmate in west Georgia died when a piece of limestone hit him in the neck just a day before he completed a three-year sentence.
Authorities say 40-year-old John Filmore Glass Junior of Tallapoosa was pronounced dead at West Georgia Medical Center just before noon Wednesday, about an hour after the accident.
The warden at the Troup County Public Work Camp, Dexter Wells, said Glass was on a grass-cutting detail when a bush hog hit a chunk of limestone and sent a piece flying into his neck.
State Corrections officials say Glass was to have completed a burglary sentence yesterday.
Wells says many inmates stay at the work camp the day before they're released to get their belongings in order, but that Glass didn't want to leave his route.


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Superstar Rajinikanth-starrer "Kochadaiiyaan" is readying for theatrical release Jan 10, 2014, while its music is likely to be unveiled in December, based on the availability of its composer A.R. Rahman.
"Our co-producer Murali Manohar has zeroed in on Jan 10 as the release date of 'Kochadaiiyaan', which is inching closer to completion," the film unit's spokesperson told IANS.
'The film's audio is likely to be unveiled on Rajinikanth's birthday Dec 12 or on some other day in the same month. We have to check with A.R. Rahman on his availability," added the spokesperson.
The film was earlier scheduled to be released on the superstar's birthday.
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Not Really Stuffed-Stuffed Pork Chops
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 45 mins
ATTENTION: Several reviewers have had to add additional water to make this recipe work. I decided not to change the recipe itself, because I was afraid that it would confuse others who may be reading the reviews. Please take the time to read the reviews to see comments on additional liquids....thanks!!! This is a recipe that I got out of the cookbook Aunt Paula sent to me in the cookbook swap. I made a few minor changes to make the recipe work for me and DH. I did change the name from Mom's Stuffed Pork Chops to the name I chose because they are really not stuffed, but you have the same effect. Hope you enjoy this recipe as much as we did.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 pork chops
- 2 cups breadcrumbs (I use 1 cup cornbread and 1 cup white bread)
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
- salt and pepper
- 1 teaspoon parsley flakes
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped celery
- 1⁄4 cup milk
- 1⁄4 cup water
- 1 teaspoon chicken bouillon granule
- 1 egg, beaten
- Brown chops quickly.
- Place chops in bottom of casserole dish.
- Pour water and chicken granules in pan that chops were browned in and stir.
- Mix remaining ingredients in bowl.
- Pour water mixture in bowl and mix well.
- Mound stuffing on top of chops.
- Cover and bake@ 350 45 minutes.
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This was really good but I did change it up some. I doubled the recipe for my family. I used celery salt instead of celery. I also used vegetable broth instead of water. I forgot to add the egg but we didn't miss it. I cooked my chops for an hour on the grill in the broth and then I cooked another 45 minutes with the stuffing on top. We all liked this.
Quick and easy, and very tasty together with the homemade stuffing. I added some lime juice to the stuffing to give it a little bit of an extra bite and freshness.
My hubby and I really enjoyed this easy to make dish! I didn't use the boullion granules - I didn't want it too salty with the stuffing mix I used instead of the breadcrumbs.


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