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Osprey at the Manasquan Reservoir In NJ
These are all the Osprey I have shot since about 2006 to 2009
Osprey are amazing in so many ways, the have personality oh and of course charm!
The Male often brings home the bacon for the family. The Juveniles are impatient from the time of birth and cant wait to fly and fish for themselves!
It is a great honor to shoot these guys, They rank right up there with the American Bald Eagle to me.
I love when the nests are close by and our nests here have been damaged over some tough winters but I am very happy with some of the shots I did get.
I have been a photographer for quite a few years. I have published a few other books. I keep it simple and interesting changing moods, views and feelings. The pictures have their own language and speak clearly to you. The poetry is sad but inspirational. (As we all have sad times in life to deal with! we don't worry when we are happy ~ It's the sad times that are hard to get by!) I offer some light at the end of tunnels in some short stories ~ All with the intention to say "It's all good and OK" even in all that is bad, there is good and so many blessings! As far as I go... well, I have seen almost all of this world I could and I make time to see all the hidden treasures and blessings God left here for us. I make the best of my time near lakes and trails and with the wildlife. my first blessing ~ My Daughter, I thank God for. I thank God for My Family, Friends and animals and for the patience and love of photography and sharing His beauty. HTTP://WWW.ANGELCHERSPHOTOS.COM
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Potholes on her subdivision's streets likely won't immediately damage her car, but they are just big enough to provide an unwanted jolt and annoyance on her morning drive to work.
Suzy Faulkner drives to Indianapolis for work and pays close attention on her way out of the Carefree subdivision in the Center Grove area. If she's not careful, she may drive over a pothole that is about a foot or two wide. That hole probably won't cause immediate damage to her car, but an unexpected bump in the road on a Monday morning commute isn't much fun, either.
She said she feels fortunate because the roads she sees in Marion County are in much worse condition, but she still wouldn't mind her roads being fixed.
Whether her roads will be fixed this year isn't known yet, and more goes into that decision than you might think.
The county, Franklin, and Greenwood all use the Pavement Surface Evaluation and Rating Standard developed by the University of Wisconsin. Because of the harsh winter, Greenwood rated its roads again this year, while the county and Franklin rank them each year already. City and county officials look at every inch of road and give them a rating from 1 to 10, based on how many cracks, potholes and other problems exist. The rating system was created by researchers at the University of Wisconsin and is designed to take some of the subjectivity out of picking which roads to fix each year. Roads with the worst rating are recommended to be fixed.
If you want to know if your road is the worst, here's what to look for: If the road has alligator cracking — which goes in just about every direction possible — then a poor, or very poor/failed, rating will be given. A road with alligator cracking on more than 25 percent of the surface gets the worst rating.
If your subdivision road has minor cracking but no potholes, then don't expect the worst rating. A road doesn't fall into the poor category until numerous potholes line the street.
A bad rating doesn't necessarily mean your road will be repaved this year. After all, cities, towns and the county only have so much money for road repairs, and officials have to consider other aspects, such as future construction projects and traffic flow.
And the harsh winter has led to more roads needing repairs, and thus, more roads falling into the bottom half of the rankings, county highway director Luke Mastin said.
The county will have about
$1.8 million to spend on road repairs, while the city of Greenwood will have about $1.1 million to improve their roads. Franklin has yet to figure out the details of this year's projects, but spent about $850,000 last year on road repairs, city engineer Travis Underhill said.
That money doesn't go as far as you would think. Greenwood will fix 10 streets which total about
4 miles, community development services director Mark Richards said. That's not even 2 percent of the roughly 220 miles of roads for which the city is responsible.
Just because your road scored a low number, such as a 4 or 5, doesn't mean it will be fixed.
For example, Pearl Street in Greenwood would be a likely candidate to get repaved this year with cracks that cover several portions of the road, which could lead to bigger problems such as potholes. But any such repair won't happen this year because it would be a waste of money. The city will be installing new sanitary sewers next year on that road, meaning they would spend money this year to repave something that they will just tear apart next year, Richards said.
The residents in Brentridge Estates in the Center Grove area hope to make the short list of repairs. Bob Lohr had dodged potholes in his subdivision long enough, so he took time out of his workday to voice his concerns to Mastin and the county commissioners recently. The roads in his subdivision have too many potholes and portions of asphalt crumbling apart, he said.
Motorists that approach one stop sign in the neighborhood have to dodge a pothole that is a few feet wide and puddles up after a decent rain. The area around the pothole is fraught with small holes and pavement that is crumbling and worn away.
Another road in the subdivision has multiple potholes in an area where dodging them isn't easy because of the curves cutting down on the line of sight.
"There are one or two potholes that might do some damage," Lohr said.
The roads in Brentridge Estates are bad, and many will likely be rated very poor or poor, but the official rating had not been completed yet, Mastin said. The county is still evaluating all of the roads and has not completed a final list of repairs for the year, Mastin said.
The rating will need to be bad for the county to repair a subdivision road because few such roads are repaired each year. The county repaired about 3 miles of subdivision roads last year, and that's because the county can repair many of its rural roads for a lower cost than neighborhood streets, Mastin said.
Roads in residential subdivisions cost the most to repair because construction crews will have to dig up the old pavement and work around curbs and drainage. Sometimes, construction crews have to dig up multiple levels of asphalt in order to save a curb. In comparison, some rural county roads can get by with having another layer of asphalt laid over the top, Mastin said.
Another issue is traffic. Two roads may have the same rating, but one could be a road traveled heavily in the morning and afternoon by commuters. Meanwhile, the other road could be a rural road with just a few hundred vehicles on it daily.
City and county officials have to make the determination on which road to repair, taking not just the rating into consideration, but which repair will affect the most people, Mastin said.


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HUDSON, Wis. - Cattle farmers for nearly 40 years, the Qualls of Hudson, Wis., want their beef cows to be healthy. Their cattle munch away on simple hay. They do not get animal feed with antibiotics.
"It's one of those things with best management practice you don't use," Dolly Qualls said. The Minnesota Beef Council promotes using antibiotics responsibly the way the Qualls do.
The Qualls' chickens also do not get antibiotics in their feed. But some poultry and other livestock across the country do.
Now a federal judge in New York says the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) must start the process of withdrawing approval for antibiotics in feed for non-therapeutic use, unless feed producers can prove it safe.
Environmental and public health groups sued, claiming overuse of antibiotics in animal feed has helped create antibiotic-resistant "superbugs" like MRSA.
But infectious disease specialist Dr. Christian Schrock, who treats patients with "superbugs" at North Memorial in Robbinsdale, isn't sure the evidence is there.
"As far as this being a cause for the 'superbugs,' MRSA and all of that, I do not agree with that," Schrock said. "I feel that the most powerful motor for all of these 'superbugs' is the fact that physicians over-prescribe antibiotics for viruses and other settings that don't need antibiotics."
Dr. Schrock says he does not think the removal of all antibiotics from animal feed is needed. But he says antibiotics should not be used to promote growth.
The FDA issued a statement regarding the judge's ruling. It said, "We are studying the opinion and considering appropriate next steps."
Dolly Qualls says they vaccinate their cattle so they don't get sick in the first place. "Any kind of antibiotics are extremely expensive our goal is to do preventative."
But if one of their cows does get sick, it may get an injection of antibiotics because there are simply none in its feed.
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Some people assume that the bigotry that is going on right now will be reinforced ten-fold when Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) appears. That is not the case. The bigotry that is going on right now will be cleared out and a normal, humane life style will be embraced.
Some people talk within the lines "But how are we to find the money?" about helping those who are in need. God would bring plenty in folds. The good deeds that will be attained is important, attaining the good pleasure of God is important. If you attain the good pleasure of God, He would give you riches. If you do not act in a way to attain His good pleasure and are stingy instead, God would take away everything you have and you would lose all your goods and possessions.
Some people go by their logic instead of their good conscience. They say, 'I listen to the voice of my logic.' My brother, you would grovel if you do that. Logic might appear as if it will save people in the first sight. One might think that following logic will always give way to things that will be in his favor, that will always be at their sweet will, and that will serve their interests. Actually logic would constantly drag people into troubles.
Some say, "Is there still Darwinism?" The fact is however, in high schools, in the universities, they are teaching Darwinism day in and day out. They are asking about it in the tests and you cannot pass the exams if you do not say, "Yes, that is true." Since you would have to fail the class, since you will not be able to say anything to the contrary, that means the system is still working fiercely.
Some people keep asking, "Why didn't the moral values of Islam prevail?" You are presenting a hellish life to people in the name of Islam. The fact is that Islam means love, beauty, joy, happiness, pleasantness, honesty and cleanliness. So what are you doing? You are merely presenting them a hellish life. You forbade everything and you do that claiming that you are acting in the name of God. Do those limits you force onto people have any place in the Qur'an? No, they don't. You are simply cooking all those up yourself.
Sincerity is an immense comfort. Sincerity makes one beautiful. Those who are sincere know what love is. Those who are not sincere are crooks; they are evil.
Sincere people are beautiful; crooked people on the other hand are really ugly. People find ease and comfort in honesty. Lies distress people, make them feel suffocated. People are created weak anyway. It becomes devastating when all those negative things are loaded upon one and it deranges one's mind and [damages their] health.
Sunnis, Shias, Wahhabis; these are all equal to one another, they are all the same. They are all brothers. Getting into a struggle against one another is impertinence. They should strive for Islamic Union. Try to unite all Muslims and make an effort for this. Tell people about the necessity of the Islamic Union.
Shaking off the PKK can only be possible with the system of the Mahdi. Shaking off the radical organizations in the region can only be possible with the system of the Mahdi. That is because all of them originate from an ideology: Consequently, all of them can be put right with ideas. Right now the supreme, the highest, most undefeatable, the most invincible idea is the system of the Mahdi.
Saying "I do not like the opinions of this person, so I will bomb him," is not acceptable. You simply talk to him, explain things to him and if he doesn't acknowledge the truth, it is all you can do. If he does acknowledge the truth, that would be great. There is no compulsion in religion. There is no such method of knocking sense into a person with bombs and weapons.
Some imagine that Mahdi (pbuh) will live in palaces. The fact is that the Mahdi (pbuh) will be living in his house. That is also mentioned in the 4,000 -year -old Torah; the Torah states that "He will lead from his couch" for Moschiach Mahdi. The Mahdi will lead the world with his ideas, with his opinions and his love. All the leaders of the world will be influenced by him and will lead the world in line with him.
Some say, "What was there before God?" Since you are talking about what is before and what is after, it is apparent that you are bound to time. God is timeless. How can you ask what is before and what is after, when He is timeless. God is beyond time and space. When there is timelessness, you cannot ask what was before? God exists timelessly. We are created as beings bound to time.
Satan is a maniac that has reached the highest point of snobbery, apathy and romanticism. Such maniacs can also be observed among society.
Struggling against the PKK is an individual duty, a fardh al-'ayn for every Muslim. No one could say, "what's it to me?" God says that Muslims, when an oppressive wrong is inflicted on them, are not cowed but help and defend themselves. It is an individual duty on all Muslims to struggle against the PKK. Anything other than that would be religiously unlawful. If Muslims do not struggle against the PKK, they would be religiously unlawful. That is because the PKK is a movement of the antichrist attacking our Muslim Kurdish brothers.
Science and modern physics should be encouraged immensely. Just like the Qur'an, science is something the verses of God manifest themselves intensely.
Science is a method that demonstrates the existence of God. Actually this is the main task of science. Science proves and explains the artistry of God. In the Qur'an Almighty God says that; "only those who are firmly rooted in knowledge, and the Muslims, have faith." Firmly rooted in knowledge are those who fear God.
Sound comes into existence from material inside the brain that doesn't exist. There is no sound outside. But out of material, sound comes into existence, light comes into existence; inside the brain, that doesn't exist. There is nothing to be called taste outside. Taste is formed inside the brain. But this is not the brain made up of flesh; it is the brain that is comprised of radiance. We are thinking and talking with the brain made up of radiance.
So long as the state continues with Darwinist propaganda, so long as the textbooks of the state continue to say "There is no God, there is no Book, there is no religion, there is no faith" under the influence of Darwinist philosophy, so long as they say, "The existence of Heaven and Hell is not true, they are giving you incorrect information by saying that they exist," in books, the power of the PKK would increase.
Setting a cruel communist structure like the PKK in the Southeast of Turkey and providing them with a living space in the region would be a grave disaster for our future. If the political parties ally against this, an amazing force would be formed. The CHP, the MHP, the Felicity Party... should decide together to wipe them out from the region with laws and the legal system. They should make a joint declaration on the topic.
Some people never accept patience and ordeals, yet ask directly for blessings. That is unacceptable. You can neither attain Heaven like that nor attain the good pleasure of God. This is a place of trial not a place of fun. Almighty God says, "If We had desired to have some amusement, We would have derived it from Our Presence, but We did not do that." Heaven is the place of amusement, there is no such thing in this world.
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COLUMBUS, OH – JANUARY 14: on January 14, 2011 at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by John Grieshop/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** name
Jackets re-sign Sedlak, AHL affiliate's leading playoff scorer
Columbus farmhand Lukas Sedlak, who currently sits tied atop AHL Lake Erie's playoff scoring leaderboard, has signed a one-year, two-way deal, the Jackets announced on Wednesday.
Sedlak, 23, was a fifth-round pick in 2011 that's spent the last three years in the American League. This season was by far his most successful — in addition to potting a career-best 14 goals, he's become close to a point-a-game producer in the playoffs, with 11 through 12 games.
"Sedlak has been on a run for us with goal-scoring," Lake Erie head coach Jared Bednar said, per the Columbus Dispatch. "He's not a guy who does it for us every night. But he works so hard in all the other areas."
Sedlak has yet to make his NHL debut, but could be in the mix for a recall next season.
Despite Canadian dollar, Bettman still expects 'revenue increase'
The Canadian dollar is trading at around $0.77 USD today. While that's up considerably from where it was a few months ago, the damage has already been done to NHL revenues.
"If the Canadian dollar was still at par, we would be $100 or 200 million higher perhaps than we may find ourselves," NHL commissioner Gary Bettman told Bloomberg Television today.
Having said that, Bettman still expects there will be a "revenue increase" compared to last year, adding that "we continue to grow year after year and set new records."
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Bettman said that while the NHL's revenue growth has come across the entire business, the league has seen its biggest boon in its digital platform. The league last year signed a six-year, $1.2 billion contract with Major League Baseball's interactive media and Internet arm, or BAM, to operate the its digital operations, streaming services and TV network. The NHL got a 10 percent stake as part the deal.
The NHL playoffs are currently in the middle of the conference finals. The NHL's fiscal year ends June 30.
League revenues, of course, have a direct impact on the salary cap, and let's face it, that's the only thing most fans care about.
As of March, the cap was expected to grow from $71.4 million in 2015-16 to $74 million next season.
However, that projection assumed the NHLPA would accept the CBA's standard five percent growth factor, and with escrow topping the list of player concerns, that's no given.
The players' association will discuss and make a decision on the growth factor at some point before July 1.
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Devils' Merrill undergoes shoulder surgery, out four months
New Jersey d-man Jon Merrill, who struggled through an injury-riddled campaign, has undergone successful shoulder surgery with an expected recovery time of four months, the club announced on Wednesday.
Merrill, 24, only appeared in 47 games this year, first missing time with an arm injury, then suffering a shoulder ailment late in the year.
There was no clear indication if the two ailments were related, but Merrill's arm injury was on the right side, and surgery was on his right shoulder.
A former University of Michigan standout taken 38th overall in 2010, Merrill enjoyed solid rookie and sophomore campaigns in New Jersey. His second year was especially solid — 14 points in 66 games, averaging over 20 minutes per night — and he boasts good size, going 6-foot-3, 205 pounds.
Based on the four-month timetable for recovery, Merrill will likely miss parts of New Jersey's training camp and preseason action.
Max Talbot mulling European options for next season
After a 10-year career with over 700 games played and one Stanley Cup, Maxime Talbot could be done in the NHL.
Per RDS, Talbot — who'll hit unrestricted free agency on July 1 — has "some options in Europe" for next season, and is contemplating a move overseas.
In his prime, Talbot was a gritty, hardworking forward with decent touch around the net. He scored double-digit goals four times, including a career-high 19 in '11-12.
The 32-year-old split last season between Boston and its AHL affiliate in Providence, scoring seven points in 38 games at the NHL level.
Talbot did acquit himself very well with the P-Bruins — 21 points in 26 games — and has some experience playing abroad, having suited up for Finnish League club Ilves Tampere during the lockout.
Based on how things went last year in free agency, it wouldn't be surprising to see Talbot land in Europe.
The likes of Maxim Lapierre, Curtis Glencross and Marcel Goc all failed to score NHL contracts last summer — Lapierre and Goc proceeded to sign overseas, while Glencross opted to retire.


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How-To: Shrinkify Your Arduino Projects
How-To: Shrinkify Your Arduino Projects @ MAKE. Matt writes… [via]
Ever since I started making projects with the Arduino, I've had a desire to shrink them down to a single, small circuit board. One of my first projects, a customizable SLR intervalometer, was packed in a phonebook-sized cardboard box and used the Arduino Deumilanove connected to a breadboard with jumper wires. I brought the box out to Central Park at 5am to make a timelapse of the sunrise, but when I got to the park, I spent 20 minutes fixing the connections between the Arduino, the breadboard, and the components. Since then, I've explored a few different ways of shrinking projects down and making them more robust. For the intervalometer, I designed a circuit board that had female header pins to seat an Arduino Nano. It was a huge improvement on the design, but I knew I could do a lot better.
I tried to teach myself AVR programming, but ran into a lot of snags along the way. By the time I got an LED to blink, I had invested hours in the project (a stark contrast to my first Arduino experience) and was feeling quite discouraged. I also tried using PICAXE chips. While it was much easier to get started with these chips than with AVR programming, I felt like I was abandoning all my years of C programming to learn a form of BASIC that's an entirely different animal from when I used it as a kid.
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"HEROISM ON AN EMPTY STOMACH": Weil and Hillesum on Love and Happiness Amid the Holocaust1
Version of Record online: 17 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9795.2011.00509.x
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Volume 40, Issue 1, pages 72–98, March 2012
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Jackson, T. P. (2012), "HEROISM ON AN EMPTY STOMACH": Weil and Hillesum on Love and Happiness Amid the Holocaust. Journal of Religious Ethics, 40: 72–98. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-9795.2011.00509.x
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I do four things in this essay: (1) briefly rehearse the biographies of Simone Weil and Etty Hillesum, (2) outline and compare some of the key themes in their lives and works, noting interesting (and also troubling) similarities between them, as well as salient differences, (3) use their examples as lenses through which to look at contemporary attitudes toward altruism vs. self-interest, freedom vs. necessity, eating vs. fasting, and acting vs. writing, and (4) highlight both their strengths and their weaknesses as religious witnesses to the truth. An overarching issue throughout the essay is the relation between the soul and the body, but I am especially concerned with the relation between self-sacrifice and self-love—also known as agape and temporal happiness—when confronted by radical evil. When allowed to correct one another, Weil and Hillesum show us, I believe, how Christian agapism can refuse both hatred and false security, even in an era of terrorism and torture.


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Including this cycle, Phin is a sixth loan cycle client while her co-member is a second loan cycle client. Phin has been satisfied with her previous loans which she has completely repaid, very much so as they have progressively upgraded her living conditions. Now, she and her co-borrower are each seeking 1,000,000 KHR. As the group leader, Phin will use her portion to buy fertilizer for her rice field. She very much hopes that she can earn more income and maintain a decent standard of living for her family.
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"Thor" movie opens with $66 million at the box office
According to Box Office Mojo, the Marvel Studios/Paramount Pictures film "Thor" opened with $66 million in box office earnings over the weekend.
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CIA files reveal U.S. helped Saddam Hussein gas Iranis in '88
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Wow...this completely slipped under my radar (The article, not the chemical attacks in the 80s xD), I guess because I went from reading about how the CIA overthrew Iran's government in the 1950s (Shocker, wouldn't be surprised if they kicked off Syria tbh) to celebrating the UK
intervening in Syria.
But basically the US supported the use of WMD's? Damn right there should be consequences for everyone who knew and had the power to do anything - even if it was just telling people about it. If it wasn't that other countries are probably just as bad (Sadly our government probably knew about it - the "Special relationship" is basically where the UK is given info on a need-to-know basis and told not to oppose the US), I'd suggest they should be kicked off their permanent seat in the UN Security Council.
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Enjoy family vacations at this private waterfront home located at the end of a dead-end dirt road just steps from our shared private beach. The home comfortably sleeps up to 8 guests. The home was completely remodeled in 2006 and is fully equipped with all your everyday needs. (Each room has has been freshly painted, new carpeting has been installed in the bedrooms along with new beds and linens, new flooring and furniture in the living room and appliances in the kitchen. The bathroom has also been remodeled and now has a maple vanity w/ granite top and new ceramic tile.) The house is set on a 1-acre wooded lot with lots of privacy. Enjoy the scenery and nature while relaxing in the large screen room or sitting around the fire pit. End a beautiful day in our spacious 6-person hot tub by watching the sunset over looking Newfound Lake and mountain views or from our new 35' deck.
Golfing: There a dozen or so 18- hole golf courses within a 20-40 minute drive from the property. A list of courses include: Ragged Mountain Golf Course in Danbury, White Mountain Country Club in Ashland, Owl's Nest Golf Course in Thorton, and Jack O'Lantern Resort and Golf Course in Woodstock; just to name a few.
Skiing: Skiing in the White Mountains is some of the best in the Northeast. Some of the nearby places to ski and snowboard include: Tenney Mountain (10 mins.), Ragged Mtn. (20 mins.), Waterville Valley (35 mins.), Cannon Mountain (40 mins.), and Loon Mountain (40 mins.).
Thank you so much for letting us stay in your beautiful home. My family and I had a great week here, everything was perfect! I hope we will be staying here again!
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A groups of friends and I recently rented this house for the Mooseman triathlon weekend and what a fantastic experience! The house was beautiful, the bed were comfortable and there was great water pressure in the shower, all important things to triathletes.
It was really a pleasure to be so close to Newfound Lake and all the activities in the surrounding area. The kitchen is very well stocked and we enjoyed grilling outdoors while watching the sunset.
The property was very well kept and spotless upon our arrival with evreything in perfect working order. We are definitely looking forward to trying to get back up to Newfound lake for another vacation and would really enjoy staying here again.
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A good stay altogether. Rented in for the weekend, with 2 other couples. It has a nice amount of space, inside and out, the fireplace is nice, the hot tub is nice bonus for sure. Does have the typical kitchen supplies, which is always so helpful staying there, there is a large amount of movies to watch as well as some random board games/cards.Can't say how the cable/internet works, as it was not working during our stay.
The property itself just could use better upkeep, emptying out the firepit between guests, deep cleaning the carpets, and dusting the entire place, lots of cobwebs and random items everywhere. Kind of a bummer, considering there is a pretty hefty cleaning fee added on to the rental fee. Also, the random equipment and old truck/boat parts(?) outside, along with the super old trailer on the property are definite draw backs. there is no view of the lake from the porch, which is a bummer, but not big deal, the beach to swim at is just a short walk down the road, did see they have a bin of sand toys for children to use, which is a plus.
Recently I rented this property for a bachelor party fishing trip get together for my brother and some friends. Everything was as promised. The place was clean and neat with plenty of room. I brought a pontoon boat for fishing and we had easy access to the lake. We cooked on the grill and had the fire pit in the evening. Everyone had an awesome time. The owner made the renting of the property go nice and easy.
We've stayed that this property two years in a row, and as long as we continue visiting Newfound Lake, we'll rent this property. We travel from CA to MA each summer to visit family for two weeks - one of which we vacation at Newfound where my wife grew up spending her summers. This property is across the street (a very quiet street) from a private beach and has enough lang around it to feel very rustic while remaining plugged into what is happening around the area - lots of families, kids and fun. This property is clean, easy to access, has all necessary amenities and the owner is great to work with. The large front deck facing the lake and the above-ground spa are great added benefits. There is also a screened room that also accesses the deck and kitchen. Overall, this is an outstanding place, and we'll certainly be back. Thanks again for a great vacation.
My family and I decided to stay here at this house for Columbus Day Weekend. We had a great time viewing the foliage and making memories. We enjoyed drinking our morning coffee on the front deck with views of the lake and mountain. We would definitley come back to stay at this house again next fall and hopefully summer.
My family and I were hugely disappointed in this home and feel that the description does NOT represent the home at all. Although it says it was totally redone in 2006 the property has not been maintained thru the years.
The grass was at least a foot high
There is no views of the water from the deck...you have to walk over to the firepit to see water at all.
The picnic table was in terrible shape , outside with a bucket full of old butts.
When we went to grill it was completely rusty and unsanitary.
The dryer was broken
The livingroom furniture along with the rug was filthy
The outdoor carpet in the screened in porch was REALLY stained and dirty.
The kitchen stove was ancient and I was unable to use the oven to broil the steak I couldn't put on the grill outside.
The trailer that someone described as cool?? was scary and dirty as well. No way anyone could sleep in that.
We spent way too much money to rent this place and it is NOTHING like the owner says it is!
I'm giving it a one star only because the bathroom was clean and the bedrooms were fine.
Come relax and enjoy yourself in this private, cozy home located on Shore Dr. S. in the town of Bridgewater. Beautiful Newfound Lake is just steps from the property. This home is located on an acre lot that is great for all your outdoor family activities. The home is equipped with a full kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 1 full bath. A small camper is also available for your use. Relax after a day of hiking Mt. Cardigan or one of the many other mountains in the area in our 6 person hot tub overlooking the lake. The shared, private, sandy beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, fishing, and boating. Day dock is available for loading and unloading. Enjoy sunset views from the screened in porch to end a perfect day .There a dozen or so 18- hole golf courses within a 20-40 minute drive from the property. A list of courses include: Ragged Mountain Golf Course in Danbury, White Mountain Country Club in Ashland, Owl's Nest Golf Course in Thorton, and Jack O'Lantern Golf Course in Woodstock.
Other Activities: Canoeing, sunbathing, kayaking.
Golf: There a dozen or so 18- hole golf courses within a 20-40 minute drive from the property. A list of courses include: Ragged Mountain Golf Course in Danbury, White Mountain Country Club in Ashland, Owl's Nest Golf Course in Thorton, and Jack O'Lantern Resort and Golf Course in Woodstock; just to name a few.
Ski: Some of the nearby places to ski and snowboard include: Tenney Mountain (10 mins.), Ragged Mtn. (20 mins.), Waterville Valley (35 mins.), and Loon Mountain (40 mins.)
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We initially heard about Daegu from a young man who had spent several years of his life teaching English at a university there. When Ciara and I were considering teaching English in Korea, we just assumed that we would go to Seoul, because it was the capital city and the only city whose name we had ever heard. This man convinced us to consider Daegu, and we are very glad that we did.
Daegu is South Korea's third-largest city, and is nestled in a basin surrounding by green mountains. Although this city is bigger than Toronto, it doesn't feel like a sprawling metropolis. Indeed, one of the remarkable characteristics of this city is its homogeneity. The whole city seems to be composed of semi-downtown neighbourhoods. There are no skyscrapers to speak of, and the downtown core is really just six square blocks of clothing stores.
This is not to say that the city is uninteresting or repetitive. Daegu holds many secrets for those willing to search, and those who are open to trying new things.
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Galbi sounds like the thing to def try when in Daegu. Nice page ;-)
lovely page! Nikos
happy to be with you at daegu. have time 4 beer ?
Nice page Mike. Thanks for introducing me to Daegu.
Nice an dinformative page! But 3 tips without pics? How come?
I don't know what 'soju' is. Galbi certainly sounds good. Lesley
Hi Mike, very informative and interesting pages. I'm afraid the nearest I've been to Korea was a very good Korean restaurant in Rangoon - your galbi description had me salivating. Kimchee is beautiful. fergy.
Nice page. I have been to Daegu station a few times, but never got off the train. Maybe I should! You probably feel the same way about Daejeon. PS the tallest mountain in Korea is actually Mount Hallasan on Jeju-do. I'm going there next week!
hi ! looks like a nice place to live. i hope someday you will be able to see Venice.
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Top 15 moments of 2009-10 (Part II)...
By Robert Przybylo
Looked at moments 15-8 on Saturday, let's finish the countdown. Like I said before, I had to witness these moments for them to be included.
No. 7 – Perry's Ian Fisher and El Reno's Cory Dauphin become four-time state champions
I always feel like Saturday night wrestling finals take forever, but they really don't. Dauphin was absolutely incredible in his four years with the Indians while Fisher was so steady with almost like stoic presence. The two became No. 26 and No. 27 as Oklahoma four-time champions. Neither had any difficulty in achieving the feat.
No. 6 – Casady beats Heritage Hall 7-0 in 2OT
The term 'Redeem Team' wasn't coined here, but this was the moment where you knew Casady was not going to be a pushover this season. This game was full of great defense. Heritage's Cale Courtney almost scored on a long fourth down run before the Cyclones finally found the end zone on a TD pass from Cale Shivers to Travis Hibdon.
No. 5 – Championship Monday: Boys Tennis
Even if they're not, when events run longer than they're supposed to, it gives that feeling of being special. And for me, the tennis nut, this was like a dream to just go back and forth from four courts to watch one championship after another. Putnam North's Chris Haworth reclaim his title, Nate Roper of Edmond North show he'll be a force in years to come and the Huskies finishing a crazy-good season.
No. 4 – All-OKCPS Class 4A football championship (Star Spencer beats Douglass)
Maybe Stillwater wasn't the best site for the two schools, but it was still a magical night at Boone Pickens Stadium. I don't know if we'll ever see anything like that ever again. It was a track meet in the first half before Terence Olds and Darwin Rideau powered the Bobcats to the victory and the state championship. Truly a great night for Oklahoma City Public Schools.
No. 3 – Edmond Santa Fe girls basketball beats Memorial in OT (aka the Arielle Cooper game)
Not only was this one of the best moments of the year, it was easily the best basketball game I saw the entire year. This was phenomenal with both teams taking shots at each other. Memorial is more than Alie Decker and Santa Fe is more than Courtney Walker, but they were phenomenal. Cooper, a sophomore, banked in a 3 to send the game into OT where the Wolves pulled it out. Even Memorial coach Shane Coffey couldn't say anything bad about this one.
No. 2 – Booker T. boys basketball team wins state championship
Under Shea Seals, the Hornets had been so close in the last couple of years. Then this year, they clearly weren't supposed to win against Tulsa Memorial. But Tharone Chilton and the rest of the BTW kids didn't care about losing three times to the Chargers in the regular season. What sets this moment apart was the great celebration that included all the students there in the stands singing while the team had the gold ball. Really a special moment.
No. 1 – Edmond Memorial defeats Edmond North in biggest regular season Edlam game ever
OK, admit a little bias here. Being the Edmond writer, I admit to seeing the Bulldogs and Huskies (and Wolves) more than any other school. But this game had the feel of a big-time moment. North was 7-1 and off to its best start ever. Memorial was 5-3 and on a four-game winning streak. It was a battle for second in District 6A-2. And it was a defensive performance by the 'Dawgs for the ages, culminating in Nelson Medeiros intercepting a pass in the fourth quarter and returning it for a touchdown in a 10-0 victory. It wasn't a fluke as Memorial advanced to the quarterfinals and was tied with Jenks in the fourth quarter. And perhaps attending many practices and a pep rally for this game had my psyched as I remember saying this to one of my best friends: "I'm more pumped about Edlam than I was about OU-Texas. Is there something wrong with me?"
Now that we've looked back, time to look ahead to what should be a great 2010-11 high school sports year.


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Meggs recently joined forces with Good Hood and not-for-profit food rescue organisation, FareShare on a mural for Australia's largest charity kitchen. Good people, good cause, good vibes. Watch the video below!
Drawings by Evie Cahir. Melbourne, Australia. She's a personal fav! I previously posted her work here. More below!
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Pieces almost always appear 'as parts' in whole processes. ... To sever a 'part from the organized whole in which it occurswhether it itself be a subsidiary whole or an elementis a very real process usually involving alterations in that part. Modifications of a part frequently involve changes elsewhere in the whole itself. Nor is the nature of these alterations arbitrary, for they too are determined by whole-conditions.
A poet is, after all, a sort of scientist, but engaged in a qualitative science in which nothing is measurable. He lives with data that cannot be numbered, and his experiments can be done only once. The information in a poem is, by definition, not reproducible. ... He becomes an equivalent of scientist, in the act of examining and sorting the things popping in [to his head], finding the marks of remote similarity, points of distant relationship, tiny irregularities that indicate that this one is really the same as that one over there only more important. Gauging the fit, he can meticulously place pieces of the universe together, in geometric configurations that are as beautiful and balanced as crystals.
At the sight of a single bone, of a single piece of bone, I recognize and reconstruct the portion of the whole from which it would have been taken. The whole being to which this fragment belonged appears in my mind's eye.
Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree.
Fractals are patterns which occur on many levels. This concept can be applied to any musical parameter. I make melodic fractals, where the pitches of a theme I dream up are used to determine a melodic shape on several levels, in space and time. I make rhythmic fractals, where a set of durations associated with a motive get stretched and compressed and maybe layered on top of each other. I make loudness fractals, where the characteristic loudness of a sound, its envelope shape, is found on several time scales. I even make fractals with the form of a piece, its instrumentation, density, range, and so on. Here Ive separated the parameters of music, but in a real piece, all of these things are combined, so you might call it a fractal of fractals.
I see the moon like a clipped piece of silver. Like gilded bees the stars cluster round her.
One of the most interesting parts is the detective element. Archaeology is like a jigsaw puzzle, except that you can't cheat and look at the box, and not all the pieces are there.
Owing to his lack of knowledge, the ordinary man cannot attempt to resolve conflicting theories of conflicting advice into a single organized structure. He is likely to assume the information available to him is on the order of what we might think of as a few pieces of an enormous jigsaw puzzle. If a given piece fails to fit, it is not because it is fraudulent; more likely the contradictions and inconsistencies within his information are due to his lack of understanding and to the fact that he possesses only a few pieces of the puzzle. Differing statements about the nature of things, differing medical philosophies, different diagnoses and treatmentsall of these are to be collected eagerly and be made a part of the individual's collection of puzzle pieces. Ultimately, after many lifetimes, the pieces will fit together and the individual will attain clear and certain knowledge.
Science is a gamebut a game with reality, a game with sharpened knives If a man cuts a picture carefully into 1000 pieces, you solve the puzzle when you reassemble the pieces into a picture; in the success or failure, both your intelligences compete. In the presentation of a scientific problem, the other player is the good Lord. He has not only set the problem but also has devised the rules of the gamebut they are not completely known, half of them are left for you to discover or to deduce. The experiment is the tempered blade which you wield with success against the spirits of darknessor which defeats you shamefully. The uncertainty is how many of the rules God himself has permanently ordained, and how many apparently are caused by your own mental inertia, while the solution generally becomes possible only through freedom from its limitations.
The basic thesis of gestalt theory might be formulated thus: there are contexts in which what is happening in the whole cannot be deduced from the characteristics of the separate pieces, but conversely; what happens to a part of the whole is, in clearcut cases, determined by the laws of the inner structure of its whole.
The disease and its medicine are like two factions in a besieged town; they tear one another to pieces, but both unite against their common enemy, Nature.
The Europeans and the Americans are not throwing $10 billion down this gigantic tube for nothing. We're exploring the very forefront of physics and cosmology with the Large Hadron Collider because we want to have a window on creation, we want to recreate a tiny piece of Genesis to unlock some of the greatest secrets of the universe.
The only solid piece of scientific truth about which I feel totally confident is that we are profoundly ignorant about nature. Indeed, I regard this as the major discovery of the past hundred years of biology. It is, in its way, an illuminating piece of news. It is this sudden confrontation with the depth and scope of ignorance that represents the most significant contribution of twentieth-century science to the human intellect.
There is now a feeling that the pieces of physics are falling into place, not because of any single revolutionary idea or because of the efforts of any one physicist, but because of a flowering of many seeds of theory, most of them planted long ago.
This is a moment to seize. The kaleidoscope has been shaken. The pieces are in flux. Soon they will settle again. Before they do, let us re-order this world around us. Today, humankind has the science and technology to destroy itself or to provide prosperity to all. Yet science cant make that choice for us. Only the moral power of a world acting as a community can.
Truth and falsity, indeed understanding, is not necessarily something purely intellectual, remote from feelings and attitudes. ... It is in the total conduct of men rather than in their statements that truth or falsehood lives, more in what a man does, in his real reaction to other men and to things, in his will to do them justice, to live at one with them. Here lies the inner connection between truth and justice. In the realm of behavior and action, the problem recurs as to the difference between piece and part.
We are rather like children, who must take a watch to pieces to see how it works.


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Wenger considers availing of Henry's talents again
Arsenal manager could snap up former striker on another loan deal in January, writes DAVID HYTNER
Arsene Wenger says he will consider re-signing Thierry Henry on a short-term loan in January for the second successive season. Henry trained last week at London Colney after his season with the New York Red Bulls ended on November 8th, with the play-off defeat to DC United. The 35-year-old is scheduled to tour Venezuela with the Red Bulls but he stands to be available to a European club when the winter transfer window opens.
"Thierry has been practising with us," Wenger said, ahead of tonight's Champions League tie at home to Montpellier.
"Three times he trained with us. Will I sign him again in January? I don't know. I don't rule it out. I don't know if he would be interested. He is sharp."
Wenger turned to the Frenchman last January, as he prepared to lose Gervinho and Marouane Chamakh to the Africa Cup of Nations and he felt that the squad needed cover.
Henry arrived on a two-month loan deal. There is another edition of the Cup of Nations this season – beginning in South Africa on January 19th – and, once again, Wenger is braced to lose the same pair to call-ups from Ivory Coast and Morocco respectively.
"Last year, I did it [sign Henry] because we lost Gervinho," Wenger said. "It was a good connection. This year we lose Gervinho again as they are playing the African Cup of Nations two years in a row. So we will be confronted with a shortage, particularly if Chamakh should go. I cannot stand in his way. Then we will be short."
Henry made seven appearances for Arsenal last season and scored two goals – the late winners against Leeds Utd in the FA Cup and Sunderland in the Premier League. He scored a club record 226 goals for Arsenal between 1999-2007. Henry, who scored 15 times for the Red Bulls this season and is on a three-man short-list for MLS's MVP award, attended Arsenal's 5-2 home win over Tottenham on Saturday.
Arsenal's victory over Tottenham has provided a timely lift but the squad's collective confidence remains a talking point ahead of Montpellier's visit.
"My team want to do so well that when it does not go as well as they want, they suffer a bit from confidence," Wenger admitted. He said that the sharp fluctuations in his players' belief is a worry and it was clear that he felt Henry's possible arrival would bring balance.
"You have one defeat and you listen to people: 'Get the player out, get the manager out.' Now, they speak of [Roberto] Di Matteo [at Chelsea]. He's just won the Champions League and FA Cup. It does affect you. When you're young, it's more difficult to take a distance. You're more fragile when you're younger."
Theo Walcott will miss the game with the shoulder problem he suffered against Spurs but Kieran Gibbs and Gervinho are expected to be available. .


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Care Bears on Fire: 'Everybody Else'
The Brooklyn band Care Bears on Fire play noisy punk rock. Although they're young and still in school, the group cites influences that go beyond the average 7th grader's musical taste: the Ramones, the Pretenders, and the Buzzcocks.
Sophie (guitar and vocals), Izzy (drums), and Lucio (bass) started playing music as Nada Clue when they were only nine years old. The band reformed in the Fall of 2005 as Care Bears on Fire.
Produced by Joel Hamilton (Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, Frank Black), their album, I Stole Your Animal, is filled with fun, catchy songs about short lived relationships, teenage rebellion, and meeting people on Myspace.
Care Bears on Fire shows promise performing at several notable venues around NYC including Southpaw, Union Hall, and Pianos in addition to playing school dances, block parties, street fairs, and variety shows.
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SONOMA, Calif. – Carl Edwards made Roush Fenway Racing the unlikely organization to end Hendrick Motorsports' five-race winning streak at NASCAR's highest level.
Edwards stopped the Hendrick juggernaut with a victory in the Toyota/Save Mart 350 on Sunday at Sonoma Raceway, the first career victory for Edwards on a road course. The success came a week after Roush Fenway Racing was shut out in Michigan, where it failed to put a car in the top 10 for the first time since 2000.
Edwards took the lead on a restart with 25 laps left and five-time Sonoma winner Jeff Gordon nearly chased him down on the final lap.
"That's the best I've got and it almost wasn't good enough," Edwards said. "That last lap was ugly.
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It wasn't a bad day for the Hendrick organization, which had all four of its drivers — including Kasey Kahne of Enumclaw — finishing in the top seven.
Kahne bounced back from an early flat tire to be sixth.
Roush Fenway driver Greg Biffle of Vancouver, Wash., placed ninth.
Gordon, the Sprint Cup Series points leader, wound up second. He said he made a mistake in overdriving a turn with about five laps to go.
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Foreign Aid: A Case of Intentions
If the purpose of U.S. economic assistance is to move people away from hunger and poverty by spurring development, then it falls far short of the mark. One reason for this failure is that aid to the underdeveloped countries, never sufficient to begin with, began dropping in the 1960s. To say that insufficient foreign aid is a cause of failure pays indirect tribute to the considerable accomplishments of such aid, without which the world would be in much worse condition today.
Foreign aid is a relatively new idea. A precedent of sorts began during World War II with "lend-lease," which enabled our allies to carry on the war effort. When the war ended in 1945, so did the lendlease program. Soon it became apparent that the nations of Europe were not able to rise quickly from the ashes and rebuild themselves. Spurred by this and by fear of Soviet communism, in 1947 the United States proposed a European Recovery Program (the Marshall Plan). Including postwar relief that predated the Marshall Plan, and apart from military aid, the United States poured $23.1 billion worth of official economic assistance--plus much pri


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One of the most well-known rock guitarists of all time, Mark Knopfler rose to fame as the driving force behind British rock band Dire Straits, notching up record sales in excess of 120 million.
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This is a BEAUTIFUL antique Wescal Victorian style lamp.This lamp stands a total (this is includes the shade stand) of just over 22 inches tall. The base measures a total of 6 inches in diameter. There is only one flaw with this piece, on the man's hand, where he is reaching over the top of the woman, the pinky finger is broken (only a small portion of it is broken off). This pieced would look beautiful (BEAUTIFUL) in a home decorated with Victorian decor. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me via email or at Thank you for looking. Tess The Potters Place Store, is owned by The Potters Place. We are a local Portland pottery studio, dedicated in teaching others how to play in clay! We offer free classes to children in need, and work with the Clackamas County Social Services and their Juvenile Assistance Corp, offering free classes to children in their program, who are at risk. We also work with local shelters and their youth programs, offering classes to children with difficult home situations, hoping to achieve a 'safe' place to learn and have some fun, regardless of their home lives. Our studio is ran by myself, Tess and my husband Doug. Doug works full time at a finance company. I just started back to college, taking on a full class load. We support the studio through out pottery sales and through the ebay sales. We are now focusing on paying tuition and preparing for the spring season, since the studio will be re-opening soon (we close during the winter, due to weather reasons). I usually ship items on Monday and Friday, due to my class schedule. I also try to list all my items on Friday, Saturday and Sundays, therefore ending on those days the next week (almost all my auctions are 7 days). Auctions beginning and ending on the weekend, will be shipped out on Monday, if payment is received with in a timely manor (at least before Monday, I do not ship items if I have not received payment). For those odd auctions that I do post during the week, I ship items on Friday. Therefore, most items will be shipped out with in 1-3 days of the auction ending (depending on when the auction did end and when payment is received). If you ever have any questions about your item and shipping, please feel free to email me. !
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WHAT HE'S WEARING: "What I am wearing ranges from high-fashion names to vintage creations: the Aviator fur hat is an unknown name found in my wondrous closet, the small black shiny zipper scarf/waistband is from H&M, the long black cashmere circle scarf is from American Apparel, the gray winter trench coat is from H&M, the skinny black jeans are from Cheap Monday, and the black leather boots are from Burberry."
VINTAGE REVIVAL: "I like taking risks with my style, wearing and composing outfits that others would not normally or dare to wear. My style can range from formal outgoing to a vintage high-fashion look with an urban twist. A trend that I would to make a comeback would have to be the sack suit for men, military fur boots, men's pastel colored shorts, and lastly the goth-ninja look."
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TUSHKA — The Salvation Army and the American Red Cross are among the agencies providing relief to tornado victims.
Salvation Army volunteers from Ardmore and McAlester are providing meals to emergency responders and assessing how to help victims, Salvation Army spokeswoman Heide Brandes said.
The Tulsa regional office of the American Red Cross is providing meals at the Red Cross shelter at First Baptist Church in Atoka, spokeswoman Donita Quesnel said. Twelve people spent Thursday night at the shelter, Quesnel said.
"The tornado did cut quite a path," Quesnel said. "The (Tushka) school is leveled, and seeing it gives you a sense of the force and power of the storm." People staying at the shelter "are just very positive, and they are glad to be alive," she said.
The Red Cross is distributing items to assist Tushka residents with cleanup efforts. Items are offered free at the Tushka Fire Department, 101 SE First St., and includes water, shovels, rakes, trash cans, trash bags, gloves, tarps and brooms.
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Artist: Verve
Album: A Northern Soul
Genre: Pop
A Northern Soul
Stormy Clouds
I wanted to tell you my story
How my life seemed to change in a matter of days
The heavens break I am walking tall
How come change always seems to bring the rain
Stormy clouds, new horizons
Come and get it, if you want to
So hop on the train 'Cause it kills the pain
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Believe me this boy here is sinking
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These streets, these times
They tie me down through with you
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Stormy clouds, new horizons
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