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Obrigado Linda!
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El Tesoro. Magnífico!!!
Fantástico o lugar, parabéns pela foto! Um mosteiro esculpido na pedra. Tem fotos de dentro? Abraço do Brasil
Olá Bruno. Obrigado pela sua natureza comentários. Infelizmente, eu não tomar quaisquer fotografias no seu interior. Salud William
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I love everything about Petra. Nice picture.
Hi William, nice to see your gallery again. I've just noticed, quite by accident, that you too have been to Petra. I was there just a week or so back. This is a great example of these magnificent fascia's found here. I never got very close to this particular monastery. Regards, Herb
Hi Herb - I hope you had a good time in Petra. The monastery is at the end of a trail up into tthe hills (if I remember rightly). I have a few other Petra shots but this one is the best and by far the most popular! I reckon that some of these places would love a bit of HDR... Cheers W
Excellent view! Good shot.
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Nice picture, greetings from Poland.
Thanks for your kind comment Ineczka, Happy New Year! William
An amazing building, a masterpiece, one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World.Like!!!Greeting from Ukraine!!!
Yes Sabunya - this is an amazing place - though there isn't really anything behind the from of the building except a big hole in the rock! Cheers, William
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By Lou Elliott Jones
Homeowners in four unincorporated areas of the county who live within 5 road miles – not as the crow flies – can rejoice: Your fire insurance could get lowered as of Aug. 1.
By Ashley Andresen
The Levy County School Board has hired a new principal for Chiefland Elementary School.
The Chiefland Rotary Club's Annual Fishing Tournament in Cedar Key turns 12 this year and it is growing up. This year the weigh-in will move from Capital City Bank's parking lot to Cedar Key City Park and there will be music, food, beverages and fun for everyone from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Six Cane Corso/Mastiff dogs ― owned by the same family who lost three dogs after a violent attack on a baby and a young couple ― have been seized by the county after the dogs were reported running loose and attacking a Levy County Sheriff's deputy's vehicle.
A source with knowledge of the case said the owners ― Laura Traughber and Mark Teears ― have a hearing date in Levy County Court. The three animals in the earlier attack were euthanized by the county after a hearing before Levy County Judge James 'Tim" Browning.
The rain came pouring down as folks set up for the Fanning Springs Movie Night last Friday evening, but determined the show would go on, they stuck it out. Just before the sun set, the sky cleared and a rainbow appeared back toward town.
"I think it went great," Fanning Springs Chamber of Commerce President Michael Michaelis said of the event. "Despite the threatening weather ... It was a beautiful evening and everyone enjoyed themselves."
The weather may have scared some off, but it was still very well attended, he said.
A wild and challenging race, which has grown in popularity over the years, presented an interesting challenge to racers this year.
The Wild Hog Canoe and Kayak Race is known for the twisting turns of the little Waccasassa River, rapids, logs and wild critters. This year however, for its 39th annual year, the race set a new record of 131 boats entering the race, beating the long standing record of 124 being the most boats entered.
The County Commission meets in regular session at 9 a.m. Tuesday, May 3, 2016.
The meeting is in the commission meeting room at the Levy County Courthouse on South Court Street in Bronson.
Levy County schools were notified Wednesday morning by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Foods of food recalls resulting in the disposal of about 60 cases or 1200 pounds of chicken products from Pilgrim's Pride Corp.
A previous recall on April 7 listed only one product, but a secondary press release on April 26 revealed multiple other products had been affected. Over 4.5 million pounds of chicken products are being recalled.
Several cadets of Manatee Division were recognized by local organizations and their commanding officer, Lieutenant Junior Grade Scott Arnold at their April drill.
The first was League Cadet Nicholas Sikalos, age 12 of Spring Hill, selected as the Manatee Division League Cadet of the Year.
Throughout the year these younger cadets are evaluated based on their attendance and performance at drills, grades in school, community service and advancement in the program.
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In the postgame gloom late Sunday afternoon, Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren said he'd never seen anything like the injury plague that has...
In the postgame gloom late Sunday afternoon, Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren said he'd never seen anything like the injury plague that has hit his wide receivers.
Since the team reported for its last training camp in Kirkland, it feels as if the season has been scripted by Edgar Allan Poe, like some pigskin version of the "Masque of the Red Death."
One by one the pass catchers have dropped — in preseason, in pregame warmups, at training camp and in the regular season — Bobby Engram, Ben Obomanu, Nate Burleson, Seneca Wallace, Logan Payne. Add Deion Branch, still recovering from last season's knee injury, and it has been a horror show in Seattle.
"Unprecedented," Holmgren calls it.
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Now, these desperate times call for desperate measures, which is precisely why the Seahawks signed veteran receiver Koren Robinson Tuesday to a one-year contract. (They also traded a draft pick to Denver for receiver Keary Colbert.)
Signing Robinson is a Hail Mary pass that had to be thrown.
It should have been done last week, and the Hawks' reluctance to do it already might have cost them a precious win against division-rival San Francisco.
At 0-2, this is the time for the Hawks to loosen the rules and for team president Tim Ruskell to get over himself. And even if it is a week late, it is the right thing to do. Beggars can't be choosers.
Robinson, 28, comes with no guarantees, but he is the kind of playmaker the Seahawks desperately need.
Six years ago, he caught 78 passes for them, for 1,240 yards. Three years ago, he made the Pro Bowl as a kick returner for Minnesota.
Surely, no team is more familiar with the baggage Robinson brings with him than the Seahawks. In 2004 Holmgren sat him for a game for breaking team rules and the league suspended him for four games that season for violating its substance-abuse policy.
The Hawks released him in 2005 after the first of his two DUI arrests. Now, this is probably his last, best chance at saving his career.
When he arrived before the 2005 season, Ruskell began changing the culture of a franchise that needed reordering. He got rid of clubhouse lawyer/linebacker Anthony Simmons. Robinson was released. And, eventually Ruskell rid the team of troubled tight end Jerramy Stevens.
He was right on all of those calls.
But exceptions have to be made and rewards have to be weighed against risks.
Bringing back Robinson is a move based on need. Maybe he can break a play or two that could be the difference in another playoff run.
And signing him is risk free.
Two weeks into the season, the Seahawks are a mess. Signing Robinson isn't going to make them messier.
He's never been a problem in the locker room. In fact, he was well-liked by the players, and even Holmgren, when he was in Seattle. His salary, reportedly about $730,000, won't be a financial drain.
Robinson has had serious issues with alcohol and he will know, before today's practice starts, that he will be gone at the first sign of trouble.
The first time he's late for a meeting, the first time he shows up five minutes tardy for a practice, a bus or a plane, he will be unemployed again.
Holmgren wanted Robinson last week, when the Hawks squandered a week trying to shoehorn Samie Parker into their offense. Only Ruskell's stubbornness kept Robinson off the roster.
After Wallace and Payne were hurt Sunday, the Hawks had to press into action newcomer Billy McMullen.
Both of quarterback Matt Hasselbeck's interceptions were intended for McMullen. And a McMullen fumble stopped another would-be scoring drive.
Certainly the loss can't be blamed on McMullen. He had practiced with the team three days. He wasn't expecting to play. He did as much as he could — three catches for 48 yards — but Robinson might have done more.
Robinson knows Holmgren's West Coast offense. He knows the terminology. Knows the quarterback. Knows the system.
It is asking too much to think of Robinson as the solution, but, as former Hawks coach Chuck Knox might say, Robinson is a football player who can make football plays.
He knows the playbook and he has enough left in his talented legs to make just enough plays to help a team that desperately needs his help.
Now if only he could play a little cornerback as well.
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TRIPOLI, Libya — The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor sought arrest warrants Monday for Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, his son and the country's intelligence chief for authorizing the killing of civilians in a crackdown on anti-government rebels.
Gadhafi's government denied the allegations.
The call for the inquest was the first such action in the Netherlands-based court linked to the Arab uprisings. It opened another potential front against Gadhafi's regime even as the autocratic leader stands firm against widening NATO airstrikes and rebels with growing international backing.
The international warrants could further isolate Gadhafi and his inner circle and potentially complicate the options for a negotiated settlement. But they also could harden Gadhafi's resolve to stand and fight, since the legal action has been seen in Libya as giving NATO more justification to go after him.
Because the United Nations Security Council ordered the ICC investigation, U.N. member states would be obliged to arrest him if he ventured into their territory.
Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo said he was seeking warrants against Gadhafi, his son, Seif al-Islam Gadhafi, and intelligence chief Abdullah al-Sanoussi for ordering, planning and participating in illegal attacks. The younger Gadhafi has become one of the public faces of the regime through frequent interviews with the media.
Moreno-Ocampo said he had evidence that Gadhafi's forces attacked civilians in their homes, shot at demonstrators with live ammunition, shelled funeral processions and deployed snipers to kill people leaving mosques.
Judges must now evaluate the evidence before deciding whether to confirm the charges and issue international arrest warrants.
Still, an earlier case where the ICC did step in at the request of the U.N. didn't result in the desired arrest. Although Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has been indicted for crimes including genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan, at least three countries have let him visit without detaining him.
Asked why he has not launched similar investigations into other Arab uprisings, Moreno-Ocampo said that no such action had been requested by the Security Council, as it was in the case of Libya.
Regimes in Egypt and Tunisia — which eventually were overthrown — were accused of human rights violations in their efforts to end street demonstrations. Similar charges have been leveled at the rulers of Bahrain, Yemen and Syria.
In London on Monday, a British defense minister, Nick Harvey, told legislators he believed it was likely the court would seek to charge Syrian President Bashar Assad over his government's violent crackdown on protests.
He said the court was "highly likely to arrive at a similar conclusion" in the case of Assad as it had with Gadhafi. Britain and other countries have called on the Assad regime to halt its violence.
Libyan spokesman Moussa Ibrahim told reporters in Tripoli that the regime would pay no attention to arrest warrants that could be issued against Gadhafi or the others, saying the prosecutor relied on faulty media reports and "reached incoherent conclusions."
In the eastern city of Benghazi, headquarters for the opposition movement, rebel spokesman Abdel-Hafidh Ghoga said the rebels welcomed the ICC case.
"It is these three individuals who are primarily running the campaign for genocide of the Libyan people and the criminal activities that have taken place so far," he said at a news conference.
He said, however, that the opposition would like to see Gadhafi tried first in Libya, then before the world body.
Under Gadhafi's more than four decades in power, the regime "has committed many crimes against the Libyan people, and the Libyan people want to see him punished for that," Ghoga said.
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Bhilai Steel Plant Website
: Bhilai Steel Plant is the best Integrated Steel Plant in the country.
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: Bhilai Steel Plant is India's only producer of rails and heavy steel plates.
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The city toll-house, surmounted by a tower and weather vane, was built in 1749 and rebuilt in 1808. It now houses the local council, where records dating back to the 17C can be consulted, together with the mace of Carles II (1699) and the charter of James II (1688). Opposite is a statue, the Croppy Boy . This was the local term for the insurgents of the 1798 rebellion and alluded to their short hair. The statue commemorates the uprising.
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Greenways organizers host fundraising auction in Deerfield
The Deerfield non-profit land trust has land protection projects in Allenstown, Candia, Deerfield, Epsom, Hooksett, Northwood, Raymond and other towns, totaling 5,128 acres.
The proceeds from the auction will contribute to that mission, which organizers describe as the permanent conservation of "a network of lands that protects the region's water, wildlife habitat, forests, and farmland . through outreach, education and the completion of land protection projects."
"We're raising money so we can do more land pro work," said Bear-Paw Board member Lucy Edwards. "Being a small land trust, we're almost entirely dependant on contributions from our members and the community. This will make it possible to continue the work we have been doing for last 15 years."
The group has set its fundraising goal for the evening at $10,000.
Items to be sold at the auction include a Maine coast vacation week, two round-trip domestic Southwest Airlines tickets, a 1989 John Deere 850 tractor, an all-day private cruise to the Isle of Shoals, a week-long family getaway on Bow Lake, a "Moose of Humor" performance at the purchaser's event by author Rebecca Rule and a three-night stay in Sonoma County, Calif.
The prizes were donated by local businesses and Bear-Paw members.
Complementary wine, beer, and soft drinks, as well as hors d'oeuvres by Randy Brisson of Dining by Design will be provided.
The auction will be held at the Bow Lake Grange Hall in Strafford from 7 to 10 p.m.
Tickets, which can be purchased online or from Bear-Paw members, are $35.
Only 100 tickets are available.
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It takes heart and a bit more to break a state record 48-game winning streak, to turn back an empire that has won three state championships in a row, to shut out an offensive juggernaut that once scored 76 points on a team this year and which has not been shutout in something close to seven seasons.
The Homestead football squad had those qualities and did all of those things Friday afternoon in the WIAA State D2 championship game, defeating previously Waunakee by a 14-0 score. The title was the fourth for Homestead (12-1) since 1999 (1999, 2006, and 2008), and its first in division 2.
"It's a great day to be a Highlander," shouted defensive coordinator Fritz Rauch to anyone who listen in the late-afternoon sun at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison
And he wouldn't get any arguments from anyone wearing red and white fan gear this afternoon. His unit was on the field much of the second half but still found the will and the way to turn back the powerful Warriors (12-1) three times inside the five-yard line in the second half.
Arguably the most incredible effort was the first one on fourth and a foot situation early in the third quarter, where the interior of the Highlander line caved in the Warriors' offensive front to such an extent that quarterback Will Decorah was essentially tripped by one of his own men and his hand-off to back Tyler Reynolds was ruined resulting in a two-yard loss.
Other subsequent score-stopping efforts included defensive back Max Pavelec and senior defensive end Ryan Stendler dragging down receiver Jacob Mehlhoff at the three-yard line on a fourth and goal pass from the 12 with about two minutes to go in the third
And with about eight minutes to go, a final Waunakee fourth down threat from the four-yard line was slowed by two incomplete passes before the Highlanders benefitted from some good fortune, when a wide open Warriors' receiver fell down at the goal line and a Decorah pass sailed over his head.
"To get those stops, three of them inside the 10-yard line is just unbelievable," said Rauch. "This unit played as well as any team we've put in this situation before."
"These kids put their hearts and souls into it. Everything they put into it from day one on, went into that second half."
It's all a matter of good character, said senior running back Jay Schneider.
"Heart" is what Schneider felt was the defining motive of this team this fall. it was unit which was viewed as a good Homestead squad going into the season but maybe not a great one.
"We give it our all every play and go as hard as we can every play, every second we're out there," Schneider said.
Schneider's point was proved when with 28 seconds left in the first half, and the Highlanders sitting 75 yards away from the end zone, he ripped off a 53-yard run down to the Warriors' 22-yard line.
What had been looked as a throwaway moment, a moment just to take a knee and go into the lockerroom with a 7-0 lead, became some serious momentum for Homestead a play later when senior quarterback Jake Laihinen found freshmen end Jack Popp on a deep out pattern.
Popp made a leaping grab over a Waunakee defender who was practically tucked inside his jersey, spun away from him and went in for a touchdown with just 11 seconds left in the half.
The score not only proved to be all but clinching but it also made up for two previous trips to the red zone by the Highlander offense that had resulted in a missed field goal and an interception.
"We were just trying to run a safe play, something maybe we can break," said Highlander coach Dave Keel of Schneider's run. "It was well-blocked and then Jay hit the seam and as we all know, he can break it almost anytime he wants and he almost did there."
"...We didn't get into the end zone on those previous two trips and we were feeling that we should have more points than just seven, so to get that touchdown at that particular moment was just special."
"We had all the momentum in the world after that point," said Schneider. "...It was all part of a journey for us, from day one, right to this moment. No one knew who was going to win the state title, so why not us?"
The Highlanders had taken the initial lead when, for the second game in a row they scored on the first possession of the game going 81 yards in eight plays. Senior running back Shaquille Cole set up the score with a 41-yard burst through the middle and then senior quarterback Jake Laihinen hit end Brett Geschke at the goal line for 13 yards and a first down.
Laihinen then powered his way in from a yard out at the 7:57 mark for a lead Homestead would not give up.
"Our main focus was to start out strong," Laihinen said. "The first dive sets up momentum for the rest of the game and that was the perfect drive. The line blocked perfectly, the backs ran perfectly."
"It was all just perfectly set up."
Not quite perfectly, as it also takes soul and grit to get a job like this done. Schneider knows a bit about that, after having endured several knee surgeries earlier in his life, and Stendler, who was all over the field this day making play after play, did to, having had to work with a bad back.
And so did Cole, who suffered an ankle injury two weeks ago in the level III thriller over Green Bay Southwest and who re-aggravated it in the semifinal win over Marshfield contest and again in this game.
Each time he came back to run even harder.
"It's been hard to put weight on it or try to turn," he said, "but I had to keep on working hard. I needed to stay strong for my team."
His cousin Demetrius Johnson, star of the first Homestead state championship team of 1999, would probably understand that sentiment fully as Cole, after getting treatment, ran for two hard-won, time-killing first downs after the defense's last fourth quarter goal-line stop.
He finished with 83 yards on 17 carries.
"It was all just a blur in that second half," said senior defensive back Riley Pelisek, who along with Stendler both had momentun stopping interceptions. "We just played hard as a team"
Then he excused himself to join his teammates in celebration.
One that was in the making from day one in early August.
"I mean, it really was just like that," said Stendler. "We just focused on game at a time, one snap at a time and we just tried to keep it going until we got here."
"Man is this a great feeling."
One his position coach understand, knowing how much effort went into it.
"It's a pretty special day when you beat a program like Waunakee," said Rauch, "but they were a team going for history, but they found out that Homestead could play a little football too."
And to emphasize that point, he turned around, pointed to some fans in the stands, and yelled "How about them Highlanders?"
How about them indeed?
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Fourteen years ago, the virus that causes measles in children was so rare in the United States that it was considered eradicated. Although it continued to exact a terrible toll in other countries — an estimated 164,000 people around the world per year — one of the most infectious childhood diseases was but a bad memory here.
Mandatory childhood vaccinations enforced by parents, schools and health clinics had turned the tide and kept a major disease at bay. In 2011, there were 220 cases reported in the United States, followed by 54 in 2012. Then, last year, the total spiked to 187. In the early months of 2014, about 70 cases have been identified.
Most Americans favor childhood inoculations, but health officials blame the rise in measles cases on vaccination skeptics. Some parents have unfounded fears that the vaccine will trigger autism in their children, so they shun the shots that keep children safe.
In February, Allegheny County identified its first case of measles since 2009, which was apparently contracted in New York.
Measles was a common childhood disease that just about every American household survived, then the nation promptly ignored. But it's not child's play. Americans who care about their children's health — and the health of their communities — need to get their children vaccinated.
So tired of this pharma propaganda. It's at an all time high must be a preventative measure for Autism awareness month....
if you would like to understand natural immunity, diseases, and the shortcomings of vaccination read the following.
When I was a child, there were 15 vaccines recommended before enrollment in kindergarten. Now if you follow the CDC's recommendations, your child will receive 49. Why should parents be concerned by this? After all, the polio vaccine eradicated polio, right? The more vaccines the merrier right? Stop for a second and think about this. There has never been a study that shows the cumulative effect of this many vaccines on a human body, and the children receiving this many doses of vaccines, which contain ingredients that are known neuro-toxins are truly guinea pigs. Fast forward a few hundred years from now in the mind's eye, and take a look at where we are going to be if we continue on this current trajectory. If the CDC has their way and requires a nearly 100% vaccination rate: First of all, even at vaccination rates of 100% each vaccine has a different failure rate, meaning some will not develop antibodies to the virus and will have the infection anyway. People can carry and spread the virus without becoming infected themselves, and susceptible populations (infants/elderly/weakened immune systems) can catch the infection even if the person they contract if from displays no outward signs of the disease. A virus/pathogen can mutate and continue to thrive because that is the nature of a virus and will it find ways to outsmart the synthetic/artificial antibodies produced by the vaccine.
A vaccine forces the immune system to bypass the part where the person gets sick as well as the natural processes that our immune systems have developed over the millennia to kill a virus and develop lifelong immunity. Injecting a child with a multi-vaccine doses like MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) or DTaP (Diptheria, Tetanus, Acellular Pertussis) is forcing the child to produce immunity to all of these viruses at once, when these diseases would never have been encountered in that way in a natural environment. Multiple injections are needed, and the immature infant must have these pathogens introduced out of nowhere into their bodies, when in a natural setting they would be introduced slowly, one at a time, (a cough, a sneeze, saliva) inhaled and handled entirely differently by the body. These are indeed the highest reported adverse reactions to vaccines on the current recommended schedule, and what we are doing is toxic overload on a small child, not equipped to handle this.
The vaccine does not produce lifelong immunity like the virus does, so the child will need many "boosters" over the years. The adjuvents, like aluminum and other preservatives that are used in the vaccines also have damaging effects on the system and studies show that the more exposure to these neurotoxins, the more damage imposed on the body.
To think that we can bypass nature's design for a healthy immune system is doing much harm. We are creating a gene pool where no one has any natural (real) immunity against anything. Yes, it would be great if we could eliminate all disease, all childhood suffering, but that goes against all natural laws, and we should consider the purpose of viruses in the first place. We should also consider that viruses mutate in order to survive, and we are potentially creating "super bugs" to which no one has the ability to fight off the virus. (Except the unvaccinated who have built natural immunity, and their bodies will treat it as any other virus and figure out a way to attack and produce antibodies. Vaccinated folks have no experience creating natural immunity and will likely be the ones to succumb to these viruses).
Viruses that come into contact with a human being, force the being to fight the virus and develop a cellular memory of the virus, so that when it encounters it again, it will know exactly how to handle it (antibodies). Diseases like whooping cough, measles, chicken pox, are considered primarily mild "childhood diseases" and the children that contract them usually end up stronger for the interaction with the virus.
There is an evolutionary purpose for disease, and to understand, we can think of a community of deer in the wild that also have different diseases presented to them. Those who are strong enough to fight off the disease will continue to live and procreate, and those who are not, will not. One purpose of disease is to clean up the gene pool every once in a while, so that only the best genes are passed on to future generations. Those beings that carry the weaker genes are eliminated from the collective gene pool, and there is an evolutionary reason for this. Of course, no one wants to see a baby die, and in this day and age most don't because we have access to sanitation and medical help, but the question remains: "Should we subject those with strong genes to vaccination with known harmful side effects and numb their potential (lower IQ etc.) because there are a few beings that cannot handle a simple infection such as measles?" This is the idea of the CDC… Put everyone in the same place on the bell curve, and "for the greater good" everyone must vaccinate their child (on the same schedule) to save the few who can't handle the disease…. By doing so, we are creating a dumbed down population, because the ingredients in the vaccines actually do cause neurological damage even in those that do not have a severe reaction.
Let us take a look back in history at a disease that took out a significant number of people, and to which there was no vaccination, and eventually died out on its own. The Black Plague…. There were many who were surrounded by the disease and never acquired it, as well as many who acquired it and were able to fight it off and were stronger because of it. Of course sanitation and medical knowledge was a lot different back then, and the likelihood of a virus like that doing the same thing is small today. We can assume that those that died from the Black Plague did not have the strengthened immune systems like those who lived. Those who lived, passed on this genetic information to their children, and eventually everyone that was susceptible had passed away, did not pass on their genes, and humanity is stronger because of it. The virus had nowhere to go, and eventually died itself because everyone had natural immunity to it.
We are now taking simple viruses (that in most cases cause no harm) like chicken pox and measles and acting like they are the "Plague"--- By doing so, we are creating more harm than good.
The CDC is now on a mission to raise the vaccination rates, and trying to set up laws now that require it for everyone. Basically, they intend to hit every state (already hit California, Oregon, Washington, and now Colorado) with tougher restrictions and are feeding people with fear in the media to get the backing of public/majority support.---- *****It is an attempt to marginalize our concerns and make them seem illegitimate, so that they can force mass vaccination (this is very important to realize if you would like to retain the freedom to decide for your child)--- I see this going one of two ways: 1) they gain the support of the majority and force vaccination on everyone -OR- 2)Enough people will realize what is going on and the entire thing comes crashing down as they are exposed for hiding information from the public, and knowingly causing harm to many children.
My hope is for the latter, thus all of the information I am trying to share these days. I believe we are close enough to a critical point, where enough of us know and can tip the scales. There needs to be complete transparency within these gov. agencies, as well as with the pharmaceutical companies... I believe they are pushing this agenda, because people are starting to question whether or not all of these vaccines are really necessary and whether or not they are causing more harm than good.


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2014 (So.): Indoor: Placed fourth in the 5,000-meter run (16:56.26) and sixth in the 3,000-meter run (9:46.24) at The American Championship, helping SMU win the program's first indoor conference championship in school history... Finished third in the 5,000-meter run at the Texas A&M Invite with a time of 17:18.36... Outdoor: Placed third in the 10,000-meter run (35:32.25) and seventh in the 5,000-meter run (17:05.72) at The American Championship, SMU win the program's first outdoor conference championship in school history... Finished fourth in the 5,000-meter run at the Michael Johnson Invitational with a time of 17:05.24.
Transferred to SMU from Bergische Universitaet Wuppertal.
2012 (Fr.) (at Bergische Universitaet Wuppertal): Competed at Bergische Universitaet Wuppertal.
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Saturday, October 16, 2010
Pile of Penguins
It's hard to resist even a single cute little penguin. Pile six of 'em in a pyramid, and I'm helpless. This is one of those images that just had to come live with me! It's called A Pile of Penguins and it's from the Laurence collection by Stampavie, available at Stamper's Dream. I stamped onto Neenah Classic Crest Solar White card stock, colored with Copics, and cut the image with a Labels Fourteen Nestabilities die. The papers are from My Mind's Eye's Alphabet Soup Boy collection, which, incidentally, has tons of aqua and red patterns just perfect for winter-themed images.
I'm super excited that Stamper's Dream is now carrying a selection of Die-namics steel dies from My Favorite Things. I used the Let It Snowflake Die-Namics with white felt for the snowflake accents. The camera doesn't pick up the warmth and texture of the felt very well, but in real life, it has such a nice, cozy feel. I also used the Open Scallop border Die-namics for the large black scallops along the right side.
A few other details ... I added some Martha Stewart Snow glitter to the snowy ground beneath the penguins and then dotted the snowflakes with a Viva Decor Iced White pearl pen. The stitching is by hand. Instead of a stamped sentiment, I coated some white chipboard letters with clear glitter. The dry embossing on the red panel was done with Cuttlebug's Seeing Spots embossing folder.
The layout is Jen's Sketch For You To Try:
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Have a fantastic weekend! My boys will all be gone most of the day today (my youngest is at "Camp Nana" for the weekend, and my oldest and DH will be at a Boy Scout event). I can't tell you how much I'm looking forward to some girl time with my DD! She turns 7 in a few weeks and wants to have a very girly spa party with her friends. Today will be the perfect day to practice our nail painting and hair styling. Better yet, we could head to a spa for some professional pampering and inspiration {grin}.
Stamps: Pile of Penguins (Stampavie)
Paper: Neenah Clasic Crest Solar white card stock, Stampin' Up Real Red, Papertrey Black, My Mind's Eye Alphabet Soup Boy
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Copic markers, Viva Decor Iced White pearl pen, Martha Stewart snow glitter, Spellbinders Labels Fourteen Nestabilities die, needle and thread, foam adhesive, Cuttlebug Seeing Spots embossing folder, MFT Let It Snowflake and Open Scallop border Die-Namics steel dies, Heidi Swapp chipboard letters, glue pad, ultrafine clear glitter, Papertrey ribbon
Size: 5 1/2" square
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Hi Amy, this card is absolutely stunning. Love the pyramid of penguins, they are so cute and you have colored them beautifully. Everything about the card is exceptional, love looking at your blog, everyone of your cards is a pleasure to view.ReplyDelete
That is just about the cutest thing EVER! Love the penguins, and you included so many awesome details. But then, you always do! I love every single thing about this card, Amy!ReplyDelete
This is so cute, love the these little guys..ReplyDelete
Ack! I LOVE those penguins! Definitely adorable, Amy! Great stitching around all those layers. Fabulous idea!ReplyDelete
I must admit I'm always waiting for your SFYTT cards :-) I love the way you stick to the sketch to create fabulous projects!ReplyDelete
I just ADORE every bit of this!! Pure perfection Amy!ReplyDelete
What a darling pile of penguins! I love all of the great detail like the sparkly snow and the felt snowflakes! Just Fabulous!ReplyDelete
I am looking forward to a day with my DD (who is 15) today too! My DH and 2 youngest boys are on a cub scout campout- might be a bit chilly for them tonight :) And my oldest son is doing a merit badge project with his Boy Scout troop all day. . .Busy, busy, busy but we like it that way! Enjoy your day!!
I was almost certain that you would have a cute winter card up your sleeve, and you haven't failed to impress! I absolutely love this! Great job!ReplyDelete
These are some of my favorite colors and this card is too cute. Love the pile of penguins.ReplyDelete
Amy this is a stunner. So gorgeous. I love those snowflakes and the brr! Beautifully colored and perfect little details with the stitching a die borders.ReplyDelete
Perfect, as always. You make beautiful work.ReplyDelete
Camp Nana, love it LOL! LOVE the penguin image!! Can see why it made its way to your house. You have coloured it fabulously and I love the way you used Jen's sketch. Enjoy your mommy daughter time...they grow up waaaay too quickly!!ReplyDelete
Amy, this is gorgeous! Your coloring is beautiful and your precise sewing around the label cut amazing!ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend!
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Oh, Amy -- this is just gorgeous! I love all the chilly details!ReplyDelete
Adorable! Love your eye for details from sewing to bling!ReplyDelete
Oh I'm trying soooo hard to resist this stamp but this gorgeous card is certainly not helping Amy!! lol....those penguins are just sooo cute! Love the way you've used the SFYTT layout too...it all goes together so fabulously. Enjoy your day with DD.ReplyDelete
This is FABULOUS, Amy! I think you may have pushed me to buy that set too, LOVE those penguins:) Gorgeous design as always, I adore EVERYTHING you do!ReplyDelete
This is just TOTALLY cute!!ReplyDelete
Amy this is GORGEOUS!!ReplyDelete
Pure genius Amy!!! I LOVE this card. xxxReplyDelete
Love your pile of penguins card! Just adorable! Great 'brrr' sentiment!ReplyDelete
I awoke this morn to this beauty in my e-mailbox and couldn't resist coming over to tell you just how lovely it is! But then again, Amy, I'm always inspired by every one of your creations! A treat to look at every time!ReplyDelete
very cute and fun!! love the snow too!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 17, 2010 at 9:11 AM
You make the most beautiful cards I've ever seen.ReplyDelete
I love getting your emails because I know there is going to be an amazing card. I hope you have a wonderful Sunday. :)
Cary M
Super cute! Great work with the sketch and, oh, that image is adorable!ReplyDelete
Oh, so cute! What a great sketch!ReplyDelete
Amy, this is so cute!!! I love everything about it!ReplyDelete
omg this is adorable. JUST darling! LOVE the snow!!!ReplyDelete
This card is absolute perfection! So cute and love all the different embellishments!ReplyDelete
Amy, this is just adorable! I love everything about this card... omgosh it is so gorgeous! The sparkly brr makes it!ReplyDelete
Amy, this is just adorable! I love everything about this card... omgosh it is so gorgeous! The sparkly brr makes it!ReplyDelete
I love this card! It is pure cuteness! :)ReplyDelete


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She certainly knows how to kick back and relax, and Beyonce Knowles treated herself to a little fun in the sun while on vacation with her husband Jay Z this week.
The "Love On Top" singer posted several photos to her website, sporting a multi-print one piece swimsuit as she jumped off of her yacht into the ocean.
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Kale and garbanzos. Kale and garbanzos. See a trend? In my final post pairing kale and garbanzos, I tackled a healthy soup that used up the rest of this week's CSA box. The creaminess of the sweet potatoes adds a distinct dimension that I particularly enjoyed. I adapted the recipe from North African Chickpea and Kale Soup. And it's a nutritional powerhouse.
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 2 teaspoons fresh ginger
- 8 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 extra large or two medium-to-large (~2 pounds) sweet potatoes [or yams], peeled and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 1 1/2 cups lentils (or quinoa, barley, amaranth, etc), any color [I used a mix of black, white, and red lentils]
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne [more or less according to your preference]
- 1/4 teaspoon allspice
- 2 California bay leaves
- 1 3-inch stick cinnamon
- 3 cups cooked or 2 15-ounce cans garbanzos, rinsed and drained
- 8 cups vegetable broth
- 3 cups water
- 2 bunches kale [I had Siberian and black kale on hand], ribs removed and coarsely chopped
- Sea salt and pepper to taste
In a large saucepan or soup pot, heat the vegetable oil over a medium-high flame. Add the chopped onion and cook, stirring occasionally, for about 5 minutes until the onions are limp. Add the garlic and ginger and cook for 45 seconds more. Add the sweet potatoes, lentils, and spices, stirring until fragrant. Add the garbanzos, vegetable broth, and water and bring to a boil.
Reduce the heat to simmer and cover. Cook for 15 minutes. Add the chopped kale and stir to combine. Simmer for about ten minutes more until the kale has reached your preferred consistency and the lentils are soft.
Serves 8-10, or something ridiculous like that. I'm going to be eating it for weeks…(that's a good thing).


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SHALLOTTE—Exceptional Children (EC) of all abilities are taking to the bowling lanes as part of a five-week Special Olympics bowling tournament.
EC Students are bused from Brunswick County Schools throughout the county to Planet Fun once a week for four weeks of bowling practice. The fifth week will be a tournament where they will compete against each other.
Steve Goodwin, county coordinator for Special Olympics, said the tournament has been a fixture of Brunswick County Parks and Recreation for many years, and more students participate each year.
SHALLOTTE—West Brunswick High School may be the largest and most crowded high school in the county, but Principal George Kelley isn't afraid of a challenge.
"I just don't think we have any excuses not to be successful here," he said. "We're headed in the right direction, our scores are indicating that."
Tandoori chicken is an Indian dish marinated in yogurt, lemon juice and a mixture of some or all of the following spices: ginger, garlic, cumin, chili powder, coriander, turmeric, cayenne pepper, paprika and garam masala (if you can find it).
The marinated chicken is baked at a high heat using either wood or charcoal in an Indian Tandoor oven, a cylindrical oven made of clay. These ovens are typically used in India for baking many types of bread and also for roasting meat.
It wasn't that long ago sipping soda from a bottle—Coke, Pepsi or Cheerwine—was about as American and North Carolinian as you could get.
As a kid, I lived for the times when my mother would let us go fetch a little bottle of Coke tucked in a secret place in the kitchen or down in the basement.
Fond are my memories of perching at the counter at Woolworth's or discovering the wonder of the new McDonald's with an icy soft drink as a tooth-busting complement.
Before all you PETA fans get too excited about the title of this report, you may want to read further. After more than 15 years of fishing for a living, this past Sunday it finally hit me: Fishing is just plain cruel. Let me give you an example.
I was guiding a nice group of guys from the Charlotte area for a day of fishing. The weather was such it limited us to staying within a mile or so of the beach, but no matter, because the Spanish mackerel and kings had been biting good along the beach front.
Greg Powell, of Whiteville, finished tied for fifth Sunday in the 16th North Carolina Mid-Amateur Championship of the Carolinas Golf Association.
On the par-71 Pinewood Country Club course in Asheboro, Powell shot 67-74-70—211 (-2).
Paul Tucker, 30, of Waxhaw, shot a final round 4-under par 67 to win the event at 7 under. Sherrill Britt, of West End, and Paul Simson, of Raleigh, were two strokes behind.
The top 30 scores and ties are exempt into the 2010 North Carolina Mid-Amateur Championship.
Gere Dale, does the town of Carolina Shores have something to hide?
Why is it you're expending so much energy to keep public business behind closed, locked doors?
On multiple occasions, when approached by a Beacon reporter about issues we believe are of public record, you have spent more time questioning the reporter's sources than answering questions.
The following cases were adjudicated over five days of District Criminal Court on Sept. 9, 10, 11, 14 and 15 in Bolivia.
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Jerry A. Jolly presided over the following cases with prosecutor Cathi Radford and courtroom clerk and Lisa Quick:
Sarah Elizabeth Allen, probation violation, admits, Brunswick County Jail 45 days active with seven days credit for time served; probation violation, admits, Brunswick County Jail 10 days active, sentences to run concurrent.
Cullen E. Arendale, indecent exposure, voluntarily dismissed.
Seventeen-year-old Daniel Hagan has completed the requirements to become an Eagle Scout and gave back to his childhood school in the process.
For his service project, Hagan decided to build a shelter area at Waccamaw School's playground. A former Waccamaw student, Hagan said the school is his "favorite place on Earth," and wanted to do give back to the place he received so much.
"It has been a pleasure and an honor planning and constructing this shelter for the past year," he said during a dedication ceremony Wednesday evening.
SHALLOTTE—An undercover drug buy went awry when a man from whom drug agents were attempting to purchase drugs shot at a van carrying three sheriff's deputies.
Just before 1 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, drug agents arrived at the intersection of Tryon Road and McMilly Road in Shallotte, according to a sheriff's office incident report. When an undercover drug agent attempted to make a controlled narcotics buy, sheriff's office officials say Demontray Hill allegedly pulled out a shotgun and fired one shot at the sheriff's office van.
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Southwest Middle School secretary and receptionist Calamity (Jean) Williams is the recipient of the 2013 Gladys H. Stafford Award for outstanding secretarial service in Onslow County Schools.
Williams has been with the school district for more than 30 years. She has been the receptionist at SWMS over 18 years.
Criterion for the award include the following attributes: exceeds expectations in work habits, work attitudes, work quality/quantity and personal attributes; interacts with administrators, parents and students in a positive manner; demonstrates creativity in solving problems or approaching new tasks at work; demonstrates a desire to improve work performance through additional skill training, both formal and informal.
�Mrs. Williams truly makes our school run on a daily basis,� said SWMS Principal Steven Clarke.
Gladys H. Stafford was a school secretary in Onslow County. Her family presents the award annually to pay tribute to her and others like her.
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Temple fence in Chachoengsao angers vendors
Hundreds of vendors yesterday threatened to force the abbot of the famous Sothon Wararam Temple in Chachoengsao out of his post over the abrupt installation of an additional fence that has hurt their commercial activity.
"Why has the temple done this? If the abbot is behind this decision then he can't stay here," said Somchai Deesawas, one of the vendors.
The temple attracts a huge number of visitors, who come to pray every day and leave large donations. Stalls around the temple have also been doing brisk trade.
"Why has the temple erected the fence without consulting us first? The fence will affect us. It will destroy our livelihoods," food vendor Krissada Kosayanond said.
They also briefly blocked traffic, but agreed to move off the road after negotiation with a local politician.
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Sometimes you just need to vent and not to your husband!
Quick background - I have gotten along really well with my in-laws and for the most part have been lucky that they are pretty cool. However, they become very different people when it comes to having a baby (on the way). MIL and FIL are very very very involved with SIL and her family. They pretty much as co-raising her kids. They talk to her everyday and are directly involved in decision-making. Fine, that is SIL's choice.
Since we live about 10 minutes away from them, I think they assume they will be just as involved with our child. SIL is also assuming she is going to be all up in my business. Here are some of my issues. Now that I'm pregnant again, they are constantly calling me (every day). I normally spoke with them at most once a week and only if there was pertinent business at hand. I do not every just chat with them. They were pissed because I just got back from a four day weekend trip and didn't call them when I got home. My husband works out of town during the week so he didn't return with me. They think they will be there at birth of the baby. I only want my husband, doula and OB (and nurses). They are pissed. MIL and SIL are trying to decorate my nursery and buy lots of crap for me. This is my first and only child - please let me choose what I like. We also have a tiny house so I asked people to only buy off the registry and check with me for larger items. MIL actually emailed me and said I have to send her the baby furniture info so she can look at it. She uses the word "have to" a lot. I DON'T HAVE TO DO ANYTHING!!! Sorry. Had to let it out. She even criticizes some of my choices for stroller/car seat etc. She saved my SIL's breast pump for me (without asking me if I wanted her to) and was upset when I said I didn't want it. I researched the one I wanted and even had to send her an article explaining why personal use breast pumps should not be re-used (hygiene issues because they don't have good filters). There's more, but again, just wanted to vent.
I try and be nice, but I also am clear about how I feel about things. I lay down the law and my husband supports me 100%. I don't have the ILs from h#!@$, but they still are in my business way too much. It's frustrating. I treasure my privacy and feel it is being invaded. I am going to work hard to maintain my independence but also keep a good relationship with them. Wish me luck!


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1Cut a new "gasket" out of the side of an aluminum can. You can do this by tracing the current gasket onto the sheet of aluminum.
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i have no idea whether you could eat that Tink - i just know i wouldn't! it was dead but we did put it back in the water just in case it decided to suddenly spring back to life :rolleyes008:Originally Posted by Tink, post: 39920
yes go Dawn, go - it's a fabulous beach. they did have a lifeguard there, it was pretty rough and windy but if you do as you're told you'll be fine!Originally Posted by Dawn, post: 39924
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D FIRST 3d HOUSE PRINTING http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=54344&th=10929#msg_54344 <![CDATA[Hello All.

 This is my first model to be 3d printed, so just wanted to see if anyone can give me any pointers?

 The house is about 5" x 8" x 5" and costs 200$ right now in white strong flexible.

 This is modeled in Lightwave.

 I am wondering if we can print colors or textures like the roof or siding of the house?

 And I am wondering how small i can get the detail, normally i bevel everything but they would be tiny so I didn't bother.

 THANKS

 DOC]]> aldoktor 2012-09-21T17:27:54-00:00 Re: FIRST 3d HOUSE PRINTING http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=54347&th=10929#msg_54347 <![CDATA[Is this your house, or a house you're having built IRL? Looks nice, a good place to have kids.

 My one worry is minimum size thickness, particularly the cross-bar in the second-story window over the garage. You may want to consult the minimal thickness guide if it's close:

 http://www.shapeways.com/materials/material-options

 Also, if this is a house IRL, it looks like the garage door might not be very tall. Might be hard to, say, get a mini-van in there. But otherwise, the house looks really nice. ]]> AmazingStories 2012-09-21T18:03:48-00:00 Re: FIRST 3d HOUSE PRINTING http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=54349&th=10929#msg_54349 <![CDATA[I built the house model.

 Good point the cross bar might be a weak point. The cross bar is .8mm x .6 mm x 13mm so I think that should be good. right?
 I only found out about this site yesterday.

 Its a standard garage door. 16feet x 7 feet.

 Thanks for the feedback.]]> aldoktor 2012-09-21T18:07:47-00:00 Re: FIRST 3d HOUSE PRINTING http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=54350&th=10929#msg_54350 <![CDATA[The minimum for wsf is .7mm. ]]> Youknowwho4eva 2012-09-21T18:10:58-00:00 Re: FIRST 3d HOUSE PRINTING http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=54351&th=10929#msg_54351 <![CDATA[Oh thanks i confused minimum thickness and minimum detail.

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Fighting Words: Schäuble Says Putin's Crimea Plans Reminiscent of Hitler
He's not the first to do it, but he's a big enough player that it could worsen tensions. On Monday, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said he saw parallels between Vladimir Putin's annexation of Crimea and Adolf Hitler's land grab of Sudetenland.
As Germany's Mr. Euro, Wolfgang Schäuble is one of the country's best-known politicians abroad. When the finance minister speaks, people generally tend to listen. But on Monday morning, public statements at his ministry raised eyebrows. Schäuble made statements drawing parallels between the politics of Adolf Hitler and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Given stewing tensions between Russia and the West and the finance minister's political prominence in Europe, Schäuble's comments could further intensify discord.
The finance minister made the comments while speaking to 50 school children from Berlin participating in a government-organized EU Project Day. Schäuble answered children's' questions about European unity and the euro crisis. He made his remarks after a student asked if the Ukraine crisis could potentially intensify the euro zone's problems. Schäuble said the most important thing was to prevent Ukraine from becoming insolvent. He said if the government in Kiev were no longer able to pay its security forces, "then of course some armed bands would seek to take power." That, he warned, could serve as a pretext for a Russian intervention. "The Russians would then say they can't accept that, that they are threatening our Russian population. Now we have to protect them, and that is our reason for invading."
Eastern Europeans 'Quite Scared'
The finance minister also explained to the students how Russia's occupation of Crimea came about. "At some point the situation escalated and then Putin said, 'I actually always wanted Crimea anyway.'" Schäuble said Putin had justified the action because the Russian Black Sea fleet is located on the peninsula. He said Putin must have told himself, "And the current opportunity is the right one." Schäuble also claimed the Russian president deployed troops near the Ukrainian border, "to show that I can take care of ensuring order if need be."
Schäuble also told the students that concerns about Russian actions are widespread among his colleagues in the EU member states that used to be part of the Eastern Bloc -- particularly Hungary, Poland and the Baltic states. "They're quite scared," he said. He said the finance ministers of these countries have told him personally that they planned to expand their military expenditures. But Schäuble said there were no plans to increase Germany's defense budget. "That would be of no use," he said.
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Hooked to test computer and get computer data but no codes show. Car runs great preforms well just the gauge cluster problem. What is the solution. We think a short or plug not in all the way or Body control computer???
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