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This Dansco Supreme Album for Liberty Seated Dollars 1840-1873 (Dansco model number 6171) consists of a brown leatherette binder with loose-leaf hinged pages. The binder is gold stamped and the plastic coated pages are tan in color with black lettering. The pages are held in the binder with two posts that screw apart so that pages can be added, removed and replaced with ease. If a slip case is desired, the 7/8 inch slip case is the proper size for this album.
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CONTROVERSIAL plans to transform a prime Hampshire waterfront site have been delayed.
Council chiefs are withholding consent to build 168 homes, a restaurant and a riverside walk on the former Webbs chicken factory site in Lymington because of the failure to complete a vital legal agreement.
Members of the district council's planning committee backed proposals to redevelop the seven-acre site overlooking the Lymington River last month.
Planning officers were authorised to approve the application, subject to the council and the applicant, Redrow Homes, agreeing a long list of conditions.
However, they were also handed the power to reject the scheme if the document was not signed within 40 days.
Chris Elliott, the council's head of planning and transport, said: "We haven't been able to complete the agreement because it's proved necessary to involve extra parties.
I can't grant permission but I'm not going to reject the application because negotiations are still ongoing."
Redrow had hoped to start construction work this month but the scheme is now unlikely to be approved until mid April at the earliest.
A council spokesman said: "As the deadline set by the planning committee has passed, the matter will be referred back to them in due course."
The delay has been caused by the need to involve Hampshire County Council.
A Redrow spokesman said the authority was being asked to adopt a proposed footbridge over a neighbouring railway line, thus ensuring it was publicly owned and maintained.
He added: "It's anticipated that once the agreement has been signed by Hampshire County Council, the planning consent can be released."
Redrow's application has split the town. The Lymington Society conservation group has praised the scheme but the council has received 53 letters of objection.


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I have your giveaway on my blog, what do I remember about being 29..lets see...life seemed simpler I guess, not so much stress LOLReplyDelete
I just had my fourth son "What was I thinking", I was home free, there are 9 yrs between the oldest and youngest. My daughter was 6. LOL I wouldn't change it for the world now.ReplyDelete
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I remember being pregnant at 29 with our 2nd child and moving into our new home. It was very exciting for us!ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday!! I have a friend that also celebrates today and I know that it being a holiday is a perk. I hope you have a great time today!!
Turning 29 put me in panic mode (because like you said, last year of my 20s) but then again every bday sends me into panic mode (lol). I spent the day with family and friends enjoying my mothers home cooked food. She still spoils me with my bday meals.
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Posted your give away on my Blog. I always post your giveaways because I want others to become just as addicited to your product as I am!
Happy Birthday to you, Erin! And Happy Birthday to me, too! OK, so it's not my birthday today, but it feels like it with all these amazingly creative projects made with a die that I designed. I love your cube so much! The papers are stunning and the pictures are fun, and you are one awesome designer! I could gush all day, but I especially love the things sticking out from the cube that are revealed when it twists open. Love that!ReplyDelete
WOW you want me to remember 29 that was a good 8 years ago. I was a Girl Scout Leader and loved doing all kinds of different crafts with my little girls and of corse camping. Most of the time it was their first camping trip for them it was so exciting to help them love the experience!ReplyDelete
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Happy Birthday! Your die creation is fun and beautiful!ReplyDelete
Hauoli La Hanau - Happy Birthday in Hawaiian!!!
I don't remember much about 29, I am 34 now. I just know that I didn't ever want to turn 30. Now it's not a big deal!
Have a great day!!!
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Let me think about that - my best memory from when I was 29 is that I bought my first home. Those stack are just beautiful and your project is so fun!!!
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Happy 29th Birthday! It is kind of hard to remember... Its been 9 years since I was 29! I imagine I spent some quality time with my little boys! I remember letting them decorate the top of a cake for me when I was 28...too much sprinkles, frosting, color... Did not do that again! Hope you have a fabulous birthday!ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday! I remember my kids being babies and just having bought our first house. Thanks for sharing another fun project!ReplyDelete
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OH good old 29...lol...although that was only a couple years ago. Hmmm...I remember I spent my birthday at the immediate care clinic because I had an ear infection...lolReplyDelete
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I am not 29 yet...(3 more years) but I am hoping I will have a child by then, and with our military lifestyle, who knows where we will be or what we will be doing!! I am in love with Street Lace! LOVE. Thank you!ReplyDelete
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Happy Birthday! I love the color combo you used on this project!
As for being 29...I am about to turn 41. I remember when I turned 29 I was very upset that 30 was so close, yet looking back, it's nothing compared to being 39, facing 40. But, when you think about it, you are starting to live your 30th year today. Your birthday age signifies that you've completed your 29th year. A mind bender, no? I mean, when we turn one, we've already been alive for a year.
Happy Birthday to you!!
I'm only 31, so it wasn't too long ago that I was 29!! It was the best year as I became a mommy to my wonderful son Nicholas!!
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And I love your cube, so cute, and the matching card is so pretty!!
Wow what a wonderful giveaway. This is my favorite stack yet. Can't wait to get my hands on it : )
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@29 I was a mom to 3 kids and loved it all! Now I am 35 and have 4 kids and still love it all! (minus a few of the "getting older" things. LOLReplyDelete
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Well, the 29th of May will be my golden birthday in a couple of years. I am 24 now, so I have a few years to go...but I am hoping to have my own scrapbooking store by then. This has been my dream for so long!ReplyDelete
I remember that I didnt want to be 30 yet! lol
Happy Birthday! Enjoy!
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29 was a rough year for me, I will always remember losing my Grandmother and my Mother (3 days after my Grandmother). Really makes scrapbooking for my children important. I want them to have pictures of them and other loved one's! I am already a follower of the blog and fan on FB. Thanks for the drawing! cjdempsey9 at msn dot comReplyDelete
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Very cute idea and happy birthday to you!!!ReplyDelete
29 was when I new I wanted a family!ReplyDelete
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! I had my youngest son when I was 29. Great project!!! thanks for the chance to win . I'm already all the above mentioned to do to win.ReplyDelete
Colorful Life would be awesome, because every day up to and since my 29th birthday have been colorful...but on my "real" 29th, my 2 year old son made me the most awesome batman birthday cake with his surrogate grandma, I still have a picture where he's beaming with pride!
So have a happy!!! It's supposed to be a great year ahead for Scorpions.
Happy Birthday! My 29th birthday was just a few years ago, and I don't remember anything special about it! Just wait until your 30th!ReplyDelete
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I am a FB fan too. I just turned 29 this year so I hear you. I am happy where I am right now and we will start trying for our second child this summer so we will see what 30 brings!ReplyDelete
WOOT WOOT Happy Brithday!! What I remember about being 29 was just thing Wow!! My 20's are going to be over in a year!! I will no longer be in my 20s LOL! Have a wonderful day!ReplyDelete
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Already a follower!! Who wouldnt want to be?!?! I mean COME ON ;)ReplyDelete
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29 is only 5 months away for me. The thought doesn't scare me too much since my husband will be 30 the month before. It's so fun to tease him about how "old" he is. Especially since he is pretty gray already. He's such a good sport.ReplyDelete
Oh and I'm a subcriber. Which reminds me of that Destiny's Child (I think) song call Survivor.ReplyDelete
Happy 29th Bday! What I remember the most about being 29 was being pregnant with my 2nd child. Thanks for a chance to win.
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Happy Birthday!!! I'm a follower. I bought my first house at 29.ReplyDelete
I will always remember my 29th birthday. I found out I was pregnant with our 1st child 4 days after. I spent most of my 29th year pregnant. I had my first son on Oct. 21, 2009. I turned 30 in February of this year. I am excited to see what the next few years hold :).ReplyDelete
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29 was a perfect perfect year for me. My darling son Nicholas was just 6 months old and it was right around my birthday that I decided not to return to work. It was and still is the best decision I've ever made.ReplyDelete
I was between baby1 and baby2 at 29.
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Happy Birthday!! I've been a follower for a while! I became a facebook fan and subscribed a while back?!! How about giving those extra points?! Love your cube!! especially the colors! TFS!ReplyDelete
29~ that was 10 years ago..I don't recall where I was or what I was doing..ReplyDelete
Happy 29th Birthday. I am a follower. I do remember my 29th birthday and I was a young mother who was enjoying her babies!! Love your project and these DCWV papers are beautiful. They are my favorite paper company!!ReplyDelete
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I can't remember 29. I was married with a young kid.ReplyDelete
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2 weeks before my 30th birthday (2009)I gave birth to my beautiful daughter.
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Happy birthday, Erin!
hmm....29....3 years away. I'll be finished with my M.A degree and scrapping a lot more than right now! can't wait!
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Happy Birthday! I was 8 months pregnant with my first on my 29th birthday. My 29th year was full of so many amazing things, adjusting to motherhood, being a family of 3, wathching my beautiful daughter go from newborn to walking.ReplyDelete
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Let's see when I was 29 I was enjoying being engaged. Thanks for the chance to win!
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awww 29 Happy Bday, Erin!! - I'm only 23 but we're about 30 weeks pregnant so I'm hoping to have a healthy young man and maybe a slightly younger girl by 29! I love seeing photos of your family, you all look so happy =)ReplyDelete
Beautiful! Love your color combo. Happy Birthday! :-)ReplyDelete
That cube is beautiful!! Happy Birthday!! I remember telling a friend when I turned 29 that I might as well be turning 30 now since everyone in their 30s who tries to lie about their age picks the age 29, so people might assume I'm lying anyway! lol!ReplyDelete
At the age of 29, I remember being so happy with my life...loving my hubby, baby boy and job and feeling that the whole world was my oyster!ReplyDelete
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i am currently 29 - and it was a hard one for me!!! ha ha! but i have a beautiful 2 year old and a perfect husband, so what's so bad about that?? :)
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Being that I am now 65, it is hard to remember 29. I think that I was dreading turning 30. Wouldn't I like to go back there now--if just for a little while? I am a follower and love your blog.
I am thankful that I am a subscriber. Love to know when you have posted things. I love the box that you made and the papers and colors that you used. So pretty.
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What I remember about being 29...that I didn't want to turn 30!!! Long time ago. I will soon be 50! Happy birthday!ReplyDelete
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Happy Birthday! I will be 29 next September. Enjoy!!!ReplyDelete
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What was I doing at 29, well now, since I just turned 55 this past Sunday, 29 was a while ago. That year wasn't one of the best of my life, I had planned to be married and have my kids by the time I was 30 and niether of them were happening. Thus 29 and 30 were not great for me. But all that had happened before I turned 40 and now here I am at 55 and just have to wait for grandkids. Not for a little while though LOL!ReplyDelete
I remember 29 very well..I had a hard time grasping 29. I'm surely an adult now, but without the life experiences of an adult! Part of it was I got married at 29, 3 weeks before my 30th birthday. Now turning 39 in 10 days I feel more comfortable in my shoes..ReplyDelete
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Just wanted to say Happy Birthday My Dear, as far as when I was 29, that goes back to far, I can't remember yesterday! LOL. I am already a follower, have a super great day!ReplyDelete
When I am 29, I am hoping that I will have had at least my first child (and maybe my 2nd!) and that I will still be teaching Spanish! Thanks for the giveaway!
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29 was good...moved to Savannah, had only been married a year and a half. Pretty good number!
btw, Happy Birthday!!!
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I had just had my son who couldn't wait to be born. He was born 10 weeks early.ReplyDelete
Love the colors in the Street Lace Stack. They look great on the Pop up Box. I agree with you about putting the box together. It looked like it would be hard to do but Karen's instructions show how easy it is! It was a fun project to put together.ReplyDelete
Wow 29 seemed like forever ago although it's only been a few years. The things that sticks out the most to me was that was about the time I started scrapbooking. I had started in recipe swaps with my mom & now I try any crafty/scrappy thing I can. The box is really cute and the paper & colors look so great together. Love the Street Lace stack.ReplyDelete
i'm only 25, so when i'm 29 i hope to have a full-time job while all the kids would be in school. love your stacks! :)ReplyDelete
When I was 29 I had not started scrapbooking yet. That would come about 2 to 3 years later.ReplyDelete
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At 29 I had been married for 2 years and just had a baby with a new house. I think that was when I first started scrapbooking too.ReplyDelete
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Hmm...what do I remember most about being 29...I remember asking myself if I could possibly handle being Mom to 5 kids! I just had my 5th child, and I thought 4 was a challenge. Wasn't sure if adding another one would lead me straight to the doctor, asking for the "happy pills" to help cope with being Mom to so many kids. Boy was I wrong! I wouldn't change a single thing. Sure my husband and I faced and still face lots of challenges with our big family, but the joy my kids bring me; the greater appreciation for everything (because I see things so differently because of them); and the gift of having them in our lives is priceless!ReplyDelete
At 29 I was a mom of 2 and expecting my 3rd. Life was hectic, but good!ReplyDelete
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Happy 29!!! When I was 29, my son started his terrible 2's, and it hasn't stopped yet. lol :) I always said 30 was old, and yes I did get my first gray hair when I hit 30!! I almost cried..
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Wow I am sooo jealous..lol....I am 50 now but I remember when I was 29. I was a single mother in New York with 3 kids. Now I am married to a wonderful man....Thank God.ReplyDelete
What do I remember about being 29 - Both kids were in school and I got the job I wanted. Life was good!ReplyDelete
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I remember spending loads of time with my family and friends. it was a wonderful time for me!ReplyDelete
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It has been so long I don't even remember 29.ReplyDelete
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Happy birthday. When I was 29 I was pregnant with my youngest child and sick as a dog. Had gall stones to boot.ReplyDelete
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Happy Birthday! At 29 I was always out having a great time with my friends.ReplyDelete
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Happy Birthday! Your project looks great.
When I was 29, I was pregnant with my first child, my son. I was still working lots of hours, but my hubby and I could still go out on dates without having to find a sitter! I have some good memories of that period, but I would definitely not trade the last 10 years. You've got a lot to look forward to!
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This is my first time on this blog and it is totally cute- especially that adorable blog banner! :) I am a follower now. :)ReplyDelete
Happy birthday! I hope your day was extra wonderful! :)
I hope that when I am 29, I am happy. That's truly all I want. :)
Oh, and I am also blogging about this giveaway in just a few hours. :) Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
Happy 29th Birthday what I remember about being 29 is I was pregnant that year with my handsome son he is now 22 wow now I feel old LOLReplyDelete
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when i was 29 i just moved to boston & began my masters/ph.d program, & i met the man that i was to marry & have a wonderful family together. it was quite a momentous year for me.
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Happy birthday Erin. When i was turning 29 i had four beautiful girls but my marriage had just ended. I was feeling very strong and independant and determined to be ok!! I am now 44 (wow where did those years go!!) remarried with 2 more great kids and very happy. I would love to win some stacks as with 6 kids i need to scrapbook a lot!! Have a great day x PaulaReplyDelete
I was 29 when I had my first child! It was a year of changes, that's for sure!ReplyDelete
I am a follower already - and you rock Erin!ReplyDelete
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Hmmmm... at 29 I was in Alaska... being a mom to two girls (4 & 1 at the time) and didn't even know what DCWV was! That was many moons ago!! Happy Bday Erin!ReplyDelete
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I was an aerobics instructor at 29 and LOVED my life, much like you. But wait! It only gets better from here!!! Enjoy.ReplyDelete
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29 was eons ago. I was married and had a 10 year old son. I had worked in my job almost 10 years and had been promoted twice so I was doing pretty good for myself. However now that I am retired, DCWV has a very important part of my life. For once in my life, being retired means I can have a hobby and devote time to doing something I want to do for a change. Love scrapbooking and cardmaking especially with DCWV (my fav). You never have enough and have become a paperholic.
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Happy Birthday!! 29 was sooooooo long ago. Let me think. I was married and we had 4 dogs but no kids yet. Dh and I both had good jobs and a great set of friends. Life was good.
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Okay, 29 was not all that long ago, as I am 36, but it seems like FOREVER! I remember having a lot more energy, but that was before I had a baby...I wouldn't go back, though...like should get better as we age!ReplyDelete
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29? that was a few years ago....lots of fun, carefree, enjoyed my job and spent lots of time with friends!ReplyDelete
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Our Collective Imprisonment and the Revolution of Love
The University of Denver campus was alive with discussions about mass incarceration when I arrived in Colorado in mid-February. Professor Michelle Alexander – civil rights advocate and litigator, and author of The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness – was there to minister, testify, and preach to the injustice in our midst. Sponsored by the Veterans of Hope Project, the Iliff School of Theology, and a number of Denver organizations and institutions, Alexander offered more than a series of lectures – the three-day event bore resemblance to a religious revival. The Spirit moved as she spoke to the faculties of law and theology, as she addressed a packed sanctuary of conscientious people at Park Hill United Methodist Church, and as she listened intently to the concerns of high school students, former gang members, and law enforcement officials. Mothers wept, preachers prayed, and convicted felons testified to the truth of her words.
What became clear was that Alexander was not simply talking about a particular strategy of prison reform, nor merely discussing the details of the law and/or Supreme Court decisions. She was doing something more profound: echoing brother Martin in saying that America must be born again. She was trying to evoke in us the courage to love.
As I experienced her words and the dynamic response it provoked, I was drawn to her book's conclusion, where Alexander quotes from James Baldwin's The Fire Next Time. I recalled another of Baldwin's writings:
Love does not begin and end the way we think it does. Love is a battle, love is a war; love is growing up. No one in the world – in the entire world – knows more – knows Americans better or, odd as this may sound, loves them more than the American Negro. This is because he has had to watch you, outwit you, bear you, and sometimes even bleed and die with you ever since we got here, that is since both of us, black and white, got here – and this is a wedding.
Whether I like it or not, or whether you like it or not, we are bound together forever. We are a part of each other. What is happening to every Negro in the country at any time is also happening to you. There is no way around this. I am suggesting that these walls – these artificial walls – which have been up so long to protect us from something we fear, must come down. (James Baldwin, Nobody Knows My Name, adapted from an address to Kalamazoo College titled "In Search of a Majority," February 1960.)
Love would never result in millions of lives being ruined in the name of "corrections." Love – and our failure to love – seems to be at the center of what Alexander is telling us. And as a movement committed to the power of love and truth, I believe that we in the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR) must redouble our efforts to end not only mass incarceration, but the poisonous ideas that gave it birth.
As fatigued as we may be of discussing racism, both the facts and love demand that we do. No matter how much we yearn for it to be so, the struggle against racism, the struggle to love, is not over.
Alexander's research makes it painfully clear that the origins of the "drug war" are racist. More importantly, if we examine our memories and listen to our own souls, the racism of this war would be revealed as truth. If we allow it, our conscience will spark our memory to flash those black and brown faces peddled in front of the television cameras as the image of drugs. We will feel in our stomach the truth as we remember the white faces who use, deal, and buy with impunity. If we are honest about how we got here, we must confess that it was because of our inability to see ourselves in the lives of our neighbors, our countrymen and women, those persons who, if our society were not structured against loving, we would more intimately know.
We want to believe that the justice administered by the courts is blind, and that if we ignore race then we will not contribute to the problem. Yet Alexander explains that "Our [collective color blindness] prevents us from seeing the racial and structural divisions that persist in society: the segregated, unequal schools, the segregated, jobless ghettos, and the segregated public discourse – a public conversation that excludes the current pariah of caste."
Too many of us have failed to understand that racism is not a problem of one community or group of communities any more than cancer is a blight isolated to one part of the body. Racism is a cancer to us all; but what drives many people to ignore the destruction of racism around us and to believe in racial superiority is their fear that without it they would be at the bottom of a very cruel society. The truth is that those thousands of people languishing in American prisons tell us something about who we are; and more than any electoral outcome, they tell us something about what America has become.
Vincent Harding, activist and eminent historian who invited me to Denver on behalf of the Veterans of Hope Project, was clear that FOR and Michelle Alexander must connect. His hope in FOR is rooted in his agreement with the words and teachings of the great mystic Howard Thurman, whose life and legacy have made a tremendous impact on FOR's history as a movement. Thurman teaches us that:
Perhaps the authentic moral stature of a man is determined by his choice of weapons which he uses in his fight against the adversary. Of all weapons, love is the most deadly and devastating, and few there be who dare trust their fate in its hands.
FOR's history is rooted in a determined commitment to love, and that love has found expression in our pacifist convictions. We have refused to believe that one people more than another are deserving of having lives ripped apart by bombs and bullets. We have expressed desire that none should suffer in this way. And, because we have held on to the conviction that no one deserves violence, we have often found ourselves among the most significant movements of the past century. It is this conviction that landed founding FOR member Roger N. Baldwin in prison for his opposition to war and which led him help found the American Civil Liberties Union, the organization to which Alexander has devoted much of her life.
If we consider the dramatic shift that would be necessary to end mass incarceration – the number of jobs that would be lost, the congressional districts that would be smaller (prisoners are often counted as "members" of districts where they are held, rather than their home districts), and the immense profits that are otherwise tied to the system – nothing short of a revolution would get us from where we are to where we need to go.
The task is tremendous, but there is a river. Like the movements that have come before, that revolution has to result in a transformation of lives. The "blind" must "recover sight." We must cease our fanciful notions that "the criminal" is constitutionally other than ourselves. We must stop pretending that the marijuana the suburban teenagers are smoking is not the same substance that the unnamed teenager in the "other" part of town is arrested for holding. We must love our neighbor enough to realize that whatever is happening to "any Negro in the country at any time is also happening to you."
The love that we must find is simply a realization of what is already true. As Howard Thurman writes in The Luminous Darkness:
The Religious experience as I have known it seems to swing wide the door, not merely into Life but into lives. I am confident that my own call to the religious vocation cannot be separated from the slowly emerging disclosure that my religious experience makes it possible for me to experience myself as a human being and thus keep a very real psychological distance between myself and the hostilities of my environment. Through the years it has driven me more and more to seek to make as a normal part of my relations with men the experiencing of them as human beings. When this happens love has essential materials with which to work. And contrary to the general religious teaching, men would not need to stretch themselves out of shape in order to love. On the contrary, a man comes into possession of himself more completely when he is free to love another.
Love is not simply about how we act, but who we are and who we are committed to becoming. It also has a great deal to do with who we refuse to be. There are many in our movement today who express discomfort with our pacifist roots, preferring to talk instead of nonviolence. This I believe to be a false dichotomy as I regard pacifism to be the beginning of nonviolence.
Pacifism is about who we refuse to be; it describes our resistance to the systems of domination and control. I think that A. J. Muste steered us in the right direction when he said that our "only valid objective … is the transformation of society, not the building of a shelter for the saints" and that "… In a world built on violence, one must be a revolutionary before one can be a pacifist … a non-revolutionary pacifist is a contradiction in terms." I regard these ideas as pivotal because we must resist and teach others to resist the dehumanizing of criminals. We must lead others in remembering that every criminal is also a person, and personhood is not granted or taken away by any court of law. The task before us is to restore consciousness of the humanity of those regarded as the enemy.
A commitment to nonviolence must be rooted in a deep commitment to love, which is simultaneously to recognize that our enemy is nothing more and nothing less than an extension of ourselves. Our commitment to love must recognize and lead others to recognize that we are in prison, that we are criminals, that we are drug offenders. White mothers must see themselves in their black and Latino sons. The rich must realize that they cannot succeed in walling themselves off from the poor. Black bodies, mass incarcerated, must be recognized as the chain around each of our own ankles. Individuals must be transformed, and America must be born again.
Remembering the nonviolent revolution that brought down the Berlin Wall, we must bring our pots, our pans, our minds, voices, shoes, and chisels all to be in service of our one and best "weapon," a revolutionary love powerful enough to make "these walls, these artificial walls which have been up so long to protect us from something we fear," finally come down.
The Rev. Lucas Johnson lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia. He serves on the National Council of the U.S. Fellowship of Reconciliation, the International Committee of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation, and the board of the Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America.
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Ivy is going rampant in my garden !!!!,how can I get rid of it. I have to be careful what I use as I have dogs
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03 Jun 2013 13:33
Ivy is going rampant in my garden !!!!,how can I get rid of it. I have to be careful what I use as I have dogs
03 Jun 2013 13:48
When you say rampant - can we have a pic please?
What sort of ivy? Is this a cultivated form that has got out of control, or is it wild ivy sown by birds that has taken over in a neglected garden?
03 Jun 2013 13:58
I would say it's sown by the birds,it's up the fences & next doors shed. I have tried to keep it down but loosing the battle now
03 Jun 2013 14:01
You'll have to pull it off what it's grown over. You can inject the stumps with root killer.
03 Jun 2013 14:39
I agree with Nutcutlet - pull it off - cut it down to the stumps and we sprayed ours with SBK brushwood killer every time it dared to put out a leaf. When we moved here there was 20 years of ivy growth up to the eaves of the house, into the treetops and the two side and back fences covered with ivy at least 6 ft thick and 8 ft high - so heavy that when it rained the week after we moved here one of the fences fell down blocking the back door! We cut it down, filled a couple of skips, dug out what roots we could and sprayed the rest with SBK - that was 20 months ago and we now have lovely flowerfilled borders where the ivy used to be - I still keep my eyes open for any little ivy leaves that dare appear and pull them out with as much root as possible - it can be done
Good luck!
03 Jun 2013 14:53
Thank you so much for your help will give it a go,but Thank you to both of you
04 Jun 2013 01:54
With your rootkiller i would also reccomend using some old motor oil out of a lawn mower too!
06 Jun 2013 00:11
What is SBK and is is something that then means you can't plant anything for a long time? We have a lot of the sort of common ivy that roots all along its roots, if you know what I mean. We have a row of yew trees which are supposed to be shaped like boxes on top of the trunks and the ivy and a gone mad honeysuckle have filled up all the gaps. When I cleared the ivy by hand from the first 3 sections, I found a 4 foot wide flower bed .... There are another 7 sections to go and I haven't found the 'mother' root yet ...
06 Jun 2013 06:36
The recommendation is to allow 6 weeks between applying SBK Brushwood Killer and replanting, but if you've replanted and are still getting occasional bits of ivy pop up you can screen off nearby plants with sheets of cardboard and spray the ivy again - that's what I've done. It helps the ivy to take up the SBK if you bruise some of the leaves between your fingertips before spraying.
The first photo is part of our garden outside the back door after some of the fence had fallen and we had just started to clear the ivy - we filled three large builders' skips - the second photo is the same area 18 months later - it can be done
Good luck!
Hurrumph! Don't know why that's come up sideways
06 Jun 2013 11:03
I have ivy growing all along the bottom of my hedge in the front garden, and even out into the lawn! It' taken over a section at the bottom of the garden where the hedge has died back and is absolutely rampant.
Easy to pull off though, but I'm tackling the ground elder and nettles in the back garden first - the ivy can wait.
Worringly, I do seem to have some HUGE ground elder growing up through the hedge in the front garden. Common sense tells me it may just be normal elder but I see ground elder everywhere now....even in my dreams!!!
06 Jun 2013 20:07
Dove from above has given me hope! I assume that it wouldn't kill yew trees at the same time?
I don't know what ground elder looks like - if I have that as well as the ivy and the brambles I may lose the will to live ...
06 Jun 2013 20:28
Try to avoid getting SBK on your yew Sara, it won't do it any good, but hopefully the glossy surface on yew leaves will help prevent the take-up of too much weedkiller.
Ground elder looks like this http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://nhm2.uio.no/botanisk/nbf/plantefoto/aegopodium_podagraria_Norman_Hagen01.jpg&imgrefurl=http://nhm2.uio.no/botanisk/nbf/plantefoto/Aegopodium_podagraria.htm&h=215&w=234&sz=1&tbnid=s6qQ8TrX7Q_1gM:&tbnh=184&tbnw=200&zoom=1&usg=__v_lt78eHTxEPVFnbrIzs2v7zYMQ=&docid=DBW3gGgKDTffqM&itg=1&hl=en&sa=X&ei=i-GwUaTjBsb64QTn04GYDQ&sqi=2&ved=0CJUBEPwdMAo - it's a pain but it's not as bad as ivy. Cut off any flowering stems before they seed, then bruise the leaves (bash them a bit with a stick if there's a lot and you can't be bothered to do it with your fingers) then spray with glyphosate on a dry day. You might need to do it once a week or as often as you can for a few weeks - don't cut it down. Leave it until it goes brown and dies down - that will indicate that the poison has been drawn back into the roots. You can then cut the ground elder down and dispose of it (do not compost). You will probably have to do the same next spring, and possibly the next, but this method will get rid of it. The difficult bit comes when you try to stop it spreading in from next door or wherever it came from. Physical barriers of a thick gauge membrane sunk vertically a couple of feet into the ground is the best solution.
Good luck
07 Jun 2013 17:46
I don't think I've got it .... it's probably hiding under the b ... ivy!
13 Aug 2013 22:42
What is SBK? Where would I be able to get some. I fear 'our ivy' may be leading us a merry dance too Sara 4
13 Aug 2013 23:03
"Risk to Non-Target Flora & Fauna: Triclopyr has been shown to be moderately to highly toxic to freshwater plants and fish as well as some marine vertebrates and invertebrates when in butoxyethyl ester form, as well as in the degradate (TCP) form. Both fish and amphibian species have exhibited behavioral defects, reduced oxygen uptake and loss of motor control when exposed to low doses of triclopyr. At least one study has indicated that mammal populations dwelling in forested areas treated with triclopyr have been significantly reduced. Because triclopyr is a potent plant growth disruptor, unintended target plants may be destroyed due to spray drift, leaching, erosion and storm-caused translocation. Additionally, triclopyr has been shown to disrupt the normal growth and nutrient cycling properties of microorganisms, fungi, mosses and algae; all of which perform critical functions to maintain a healthy ecosystem."
Triclopyr is the main ingredient in SBK. Just thought I would let you know Can't you just pull and pull and pull....I do.
13 Aug 2013 23:15
Hi Pinkalicat - I bought mine from ebay - there are a few suppliers, so don't just go to the first one you see - the second one was ten quid cheaper, including delivery. SBK does what round up would do if it worked! It does take a while for the things you really really want to kill (ivy, brambles, ivy, more ivy!) but it seems to get them in the end.
Here is the back garden with attractive ivy clad fence; (this was an estate agent picture, so the garden actually looked more like the picture underneath)
Although still work in progress, this is what it looks like now ...
I found SBK very helpful for the brambles, but I actually rather enjoyed wrenching great strands of ivy out of the trees and flower beds. When we found particularly huge mother roots (of either of them) we painted SBK on neat and it was most effective. Nothing substitutes for persistence though as Dove says - just keep at it and it will eventually give in. Good luck!


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Buying your first home is an exciting proposition – but it's also slightly terrifying. The small print, the sales-driven realtors and the abundance of choice make things a little daunting for those who have little experience in the market. It's enough to send your head into a tailspin. Here's some advice.
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This is a mistake that a large majority of first-time buyers will make. The reason for this is that we stretch out our finances to the absolute maximum – that 'dream home' is sometimes too strong a pull, leading people to make bad choices.
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This isn't aimed to dissuade you from buying, but rather to advise you to line up your options clearly and without bias. Consider whether buying a home fits into your financial picture. You can always stick it out another year or two and invest then. It's all about waiting for the right moment.
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You are not kidding about the investment part. Our home in Florida was a good investment because the resale value went through the roof. The purchase of our home in Michigan was not a good investment because the rotten resale value may keep us here forever (and I don't like Michigan winters, so I'm ready to go back home!).
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When a breakup occurs, the two people involved go through a period of the unknown: Will we speak again? Will we see each other again? Will we come back from this? Is this final, permanent, forever? Is there any hope for us in the future? These questions are logical, sometimes unrealistic though. A typical breakup consists of two individuals parting ways, and cutting each other off, yet a lot of couples have tended to stay connected and intertwined in each other's lives, sometimes staying best friends, or friends for years.
Some are able to take some time to themselves and actually rebuild a friendship with their ex, while others find it impossible. Sometimes there is a grey area both need to move past and get over, but sometimes, rebuilding a friendship can lead to reconnecting and reigniting whatever connection/chemistry/intimacy there was once there before. It's been known to happen.
The best thing to do is to not rush into being friends right after the breakup. Each of you has to grieve and work through your own issues individually, independently. Being in a relationship is a huge commitment and once that is broken, rebuilding is needed, especially if the relationship was very serious. Start small. Baby steps. This time is critical for you and your ex because if the wrong moves are made, no kind of relationship may be able to survive between you two.
Habits die hard. When you are with someone for a long time, you build a foundation with that person. You are one way with that person, always. It is hard to cut those habits and familiarization with one another, but it is needed in order to move on the right ways. Sometimes, if you both remain single, it is easy to get caught up in the moments, and get comfortable with how you used to be, but in the end, it is not the healthiest to do because it sends mixed signals everywhere.
When you date someone, you have a type of friendship that has built into a romantic adventure. Many say if you can't be friends with someone you previously dated, there probably never was a real friendship to begin with. Not always true, but it is just how you communicate and deal with the situation. Friendship is possible after a breakup. But not for everyone. Take your time and be strong, and you'll get what you want in the end.


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Playing after only 3 days off is hard. But, players enjoy it because it keeps the adrenalyne pumping, and they know they'll get 10 days off after the second effort.
Miami, though, came in flat. They seemed unprepared for Mike Martz' offense, and couldn't seem to get any cohesiveness on offense themselves. Now, maybe on defense it was because there were a couple of new starters in the backfield. And maybe Joey was a little jittery in his return to Detroit (I mean, after all, who wants to go back there?)
Detroit drove it right down the field and took an early 7-0 lead, and later extended it to 10-3. But, Miami hung in there, and finally started generating some offense. It didn't take too long for Miami to take a lead they wouldn't relinquish.
Other than the slow start, pretty much everything went Miami's way. They rushed for over 150 yards, they got the passing game in synch. And, on defense, they had a few turnovers, and 8, yes, I said 8, sacks.
The only real problem was that a couple of guys went down with injuries. Most notable among them was Ronnie Brown. It appears as though he fractured his hand, and may miss some playing time.
But, for now, we celebrate the 4 game win streak, and the return from the edge of the cliff.
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Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott recently requested $30 million from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for immediate help on the Texas border, according to a release from the Texas Attorney General's Office. Abbott, who was born in Wichita Falls, Texas, is the highest ranking law enforcement officer in the Lone Star State.
Abbott, who is the Republican nominee for governor, made the request in the midst of a 92 per cent "spike in minors being apprehended at the border."
The U.S. Border Patrol has become so inundated with the flood of children across the Texas-Mexico border, that it has had to devote more resources than normal to the humanitarian aspect of protecting them. As a result, there is now a shortage of resources at the disposal of the Border Patrol to successfully fight criminal activity. Federal agents also lack the normal manpower required to secure the border which is marked by the Rio Grande River.
Abbott, who is leading Democratic nominee Wendy Davis in polls, said in pertinent part in his letter to Jeb Johnson, "Texas is currently dealing with an extraordinary influx of unaccompanied minors illegally crossing our long international border with Mexico. With the Border Patrol's focus shifted to this crisis, we have grave concerns that dangerous cartel activitiey, including narcotics smuggling and human trafficking, will go unchecked because Border Patrol resources are stretched too thin. Securing the U.S.-Mexico border is the federal government's responsibility. Because this simply is not happening, the State of Texas is seeking emergency funding to help support state-based border security initiatives."
Abbott, who would become the first native Wichitan elected governor were he to win the November general election, further said in his letter to the Secretary of Homeland Security as follows: "In the Texas Rio Grande Valley sector alone, the U.S. Border Patrol made more than 160,000 apprehensions between October 2013 and May 2014, an increase of 70 per cent over the same period the year before. Authorities arrested 47, 017 unaccompanied minors illegally crossing the border between October and May, up 92 percent from the same period a year earlier. More than two-thirds of these arrests.....33,470......were in the Rio Grande Vallley sector. A draft border patrol memorandum estimates that number could reach 90,000 in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30."
Abbott further mentioned in his letter that the "Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has a proven track record of interdicting, intercepting and disrupting the criminal operations of transnational gangs and international drug cartels......including illegal smuggling operations by those criminal organizations. The Texas DPS is prepared to swiftly launch a significant and proven border security operation once funding is available. The cost for the operation is approximately $1.3 million per week."
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$this->set('posts', $this->Paginator->paginate());
$this->set('_serialize', array('posts'));
You can also define _serialize as an array of view variables to combine:
class PostsController extends AppController {
public $components = array('RequestHandler');
public function index() {
// some code that created $posts and $comments
$this->set(compact('posts', 'comments'));
$this->set('_serialize', array('posts', 'comments'));
Defining _serialize as an array has the added benefit of automatically appending a top-level <response> element when using XmlView. If you use a string value for _serialize and XmlView, make sure that your view variable has a single top-level element. Without a single top-level element the Xml will fail to generate.
You should use view files if you need to do some manipulation of your view content before creating the final output. For example if we had posts, that had a field containing generated HTML, we would probably want to omit that from a JSON response. This is a situation where a view file would be useful:
// Controller code
class PostsController extends AppController {
public function index() {
$this->set(compact('posts', 'comments'));
// View code - app/View/Posts/json/index.ctp
foreach ($posts as &$post) {
echo json_encode(compact('posts', 'comments'));
You can do more complex manipulations, or use helpers to do formatting as well.
The data view classes don't support layouts. They assume that the view file will output the serialized content.
A view class for generating Xml view data. See above for how you can use XmlView in your application.
By default when using _serialize the XmlView will wrap your serialized view variables with a <response> node. You can set a custom name for this node using the _rootNode view variable.
New in version 2.3: The _rootNode feature was added.
New in version 2.6: The XmlView class supports the _xmlOptions variable that allows you to customize the options used to generate XML, e.g. tags vs attributes.
A view class for generating Json view data. See above for how you can use JsonView in your application.
New in version 2.6: JsonView now supports the _jsonOptions view variable. This allows you to configure the bit-mask options used when generating JSON.
New in version 2.4.
When using JsonView you can use the special view variable _jsonp to enable returning a JSONP response. Setting it to true makes the view class check if query string parameter named "callback" is set and if so wrap the json response in the function name provided. If you want to use a custom query string parameter name instead of "callback" set _jsonp to required name instead of true.


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When trying to raise a car to change a tire, inspect brakes or just view hard to reach areas, there is nothing worse than trying to use an unstable unreliable jack. The units provided by manufacturers can be very hard work, lots of effort for very little lift. You want a jack that will give great lift with little effort and maximum stability, this is where the Powerzone 380044 jack excels and why it remains a best seller.
This Powerzone 380044 trolley jack has been around for a few years now, released mid 2010. Almost 3 years later and it still remains a best seller and for good reason. It is a great jack! It is for sale on Amazon and is currently 35% below the RRP and includes free shipping. This reduced prices makes it an unbelievable buy.
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Jan. 23, 2014
Meet Notes | Live Results DeKALB, Ill. - The Northern Illinois University wrestling team comes back to DeKalb this weekend, as they host the #7 Missouri Tigers Saturday in the inaugural Military Appreciation Meet. The dual starts at 3 p.m. inside Victor E. Court. As part of the meet, the Huskies will don special "Stars and Stripes" singlets. "Momentum is a great thing, but you've always got to build it yourself," said NIU head coach Ryan Ludwig. "Intensity and focus are key elements in a wrestling match and the guys have been bringing that kind of attitude to practice every day." The Huskies are coming off a successful 2-1 weekend on the road in Michigan and Ohio. Friday night, NIU picked up its first Mid-American Conference win of the season with a 24-9 victory against the Eastern Michigan Eagles. Two days later at the Wendy's Duals, the Huskies defeated Ashland, 36-6, before falling to #22 Purdue, 26-11. On the other side of the mat will be Missouri - the nation's seventh-ranked team according to the NWCA/USA Today Coaches Poll. Last weekend, the Tigers improved to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the MAC with a tight 16-15 victory at Central Michigan. MU's lineup features five individuals positioned in the InterMat rankings, including top-ranked Drake Houdashelt at 149 and sixth-ranked J'Den Cox at 197 pounds. The Tigers face fellow conference associate member Northern Iowa Friday night before coming to DeKalb. "Our schedule is as demanding as any in the country," Ludwig said about NIU's daunting schedule, as MU marks the fifth Top 25 team the Huskies have faced this year. "Our team wants to lace them up with top competition every week and be prepared to make a strong push in March. Missouri is another challenge we see as an opportunity." Live results will be available on NIUHuskies.com via TrackWrestling.com. Projected NIU Lineup125: Braun Marquez OR Nick Harrison133: Nick Smith141: Tyler Argue149: Rob Jillard OR Gabe Morse157: Andrew Morse165: Shaun'Qae McMurtry OR Sam Bennett174: Matt Mougin184: Caleb Busson OR Shane Rosenberry197: Shawn Scott OR Parker Settecase285: Jared Torrence OR Arthur Bunce Projected Missouri Lineup125: Zach Synon OR Barlow McGhee133: Matt Manley141: Lavion Mayes OR Trevor Jauch149: #1 Drake Houdashelt157: Joey Lavallee165: #8 Zach Toal174: #19 Mikey England184: #10 John Eblen197: #6 J'Den Cox285: Devin Mellon Scouting MissouriMissouri comes into the weekend with a 4-0 dual record and a 2-0 conference mark after Sunday's tight 16-15 victory at Central Michigan. Despite the light dual schedule, the Tigers have made a name for themselves in tournament action. Most recently, they placed fifth at the Southern Scuffle in Chattanooga, as they placed seven wrestlers in the top eight of their respective weight class. MU features five wrestlers ranked in InterMat's ratings, including #1 Drake Houdashelt (149), #6 J'Den Cox (197) and #8 Zach Toal (165). NIU trails the all-time series with Missouri, 12-3. Only the BestWhen Missouri comes to town this weekend, it will mark the fifth time this season that the Huskies have taken on a team ranked in the NWCA/USA Today Coaches Poll. Back in November, NIU faced two nationally-ranked foes - Michigan and Oregon State - at the EMU Duals, then battled then-#17 Northern Iowa a week later in the home opener. Last weekend, the Huskies wrestled against #22 Purdue. Oddly enough, when NIU faced Ohio on Jan. 10, the Bobcats were one spot out of the Top 25 at #26. Also In ActionThough the starters will be competing in DeKalb Saturday afternoon, a select group of other Huskies will be in Des Moines, Iowa, Saturday to compete in the Grand View Open. Hosted by the defending NAIA champion Vikings, the tournament will also feature wrestlers from Iowa, Iowa State, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota State, Northern Iowa and Wisconsin. Fans can follow along with the action on TrackWrestling.com. The Big 5-0NIU redshirt senior Matt Mougin reached the 50-career-win mark this past weekend when he got a forfeit Sunday against Ashland. Meanwhile, Jared Torrence's 6-4 decision against Eastern Michigan's Khodar Hoballah put him one victory away from 50 career wins. Earlier this season, senior Nick Smith earned his 50th career victory with an 8-4 decision against Clarion's Sam Sherlock at the EMU Duals on Nov. 16. Up Next...The Huskies make their longest trip of the regular season next weekend when they take on the Old Dominion Monarchs Friday, Jan. 31. The dual begins at 6:30 p.m. inside ODU's Ted Constant Center.


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Showers and incremental clouds will be in the forecast over the entire Southeast and Mid-Atlantic for the next 5-7 days. Daytime heating combined with a weak impulse aloft will be enough to spark routine afternoon storms for the forseeable future. This is mostely due to a weak upper low parked over the Ohio Valley which will slowly meander around before exiting later in the week, next week.
As we head into the extended range, the NAO will begin to soar into the positive range, which will help carve out a trough over the western CONUS allowing for the dreaded Bermuda High and ridge configuration to setup. This will mark the true beginning of summer weather as we near June. This should allow for a very warm and humid start to the first meteorological summer month over the eastern United States.
This trend can be seen in the ECMWF and GFS extended runs which can be found in the links below.


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Searching for Goldilocks
Searching for Goldilocks is a sculpture created by artist Angela Palmer in 2012. It consists of 18 sheets of glass, onto which Palmer etched locations of planets found by the Kepler Observatory, which has been charting a region of the Milky Way since 2009. The artwork name refers to the term "Goldilocks planet"-a world not too hot or not too cold to be habitable for life. Searching for Goldilocks shows stars up to 4,300 light years away and portrays the beauty and enormity of the universe. Searching for Goldilocks will be on view at the museum in Washington, DC from July 26 - December 1, 2013.
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IMAX Corporation and The Walt Disney Studio today announced an agreement to release several of Disney's upcoming films in IMAX® theatres under an extension of the companies' long-running relationship.
Under the agreement, IMAX will be part of Disney's release strategy for some of the studio's most highly-anticipated live-action tentpole films, including Marvel's "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" (April 2014), "Maleficent" (May 2014), Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy" (August 2014), and Marvel's "Avengers: Age of Ultron"(May 2015), "Tomorrowland" (May 2015) and "Star Wars: Episode VII" (December 2015).
"Disney's and Marvel's larger-than-life characters and dynamic universes clearly resonate with our core audiences," said Greg Foster, Senior Executive Vice President of IMAX Corp. and CEO of IMAX Entertainment, in a press release distributed by IMAX and Disney. "We are delighted to build upon this longtime association and continue to collaborate to bring many of the most iconic and cutting-edge properties in the world to life in the most immersive way possible."


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For more information about this meeting, contact Dmitri Burago.
|Grazing bifurcation and non-hyperbolic equilibria of strongly nonlinear dynamical systems
|Center for Dynamics and Geometry Seminars
|S. G. Kryzhevich, Saint-Petersburg State University, Russia
|We consider the grazing bifurcation, which is typical for dynamical systems with discontinuous right hand sides and is one of common reason for chaotic behavior in such kind of systems. This bifurcation corresponds to the case when a periodic solution is tangent to the boundary of one of domains where the vector field of the system is continuous. The properties of periodic solutions of strongly nonlinear systems, like vibro-impact systems or ones with a dry friction may change very quickly as one changes the parameters of the system. The ratios of their Lyapunov exponents may be big and even the dimensions of their stable and unstable manifolds may be difficult to be calculated. However, the theory of non-hyperbolic equilibria (and, more generally, one of the partial hyperbolicity) can be applied for the considered case. We start with a general case of a diffeomorphism of a smooth man- ifold or the Euclidean space and get a criteria of existence of invariant sets, containing infinite numbers of periodic points. These sets are not structurally stable, but the fact of their existence persists i.e. they may not completely disappear. The applications to vibro-impact systems are considered.
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Taste The Nature, Volume 2, the long-awaited update to the Earth Lodge Cookbook, is available to download as an eBook.
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Soon Modestans will be able to attend the free "Reason for Hope" apologetics conference at Mable Avenue Church on October 21 and 22. On the subject of Genesis 1 and the science of the Big Bang, there will be opening and closing talks from keynote speaker Dr. Kenny Rhodes, President of Scofield Seminary and host of the TV and radio program "Reason for Hope".
Friday, October 21 · 7:00pm – 9:00pm
Saturday, October 22 · 10:00am – 1:00pm
Saturday workshops:
Defending the Faith, Dr. Brian Vallotton
Brian is speaking on God's dual revelation in nature and Scripture and is a volunteer apologist for Dr. Hugh Ross' Reasons to Believe.
Mental Illness & Hope, Pastor Geary Orelgia
Women in Apologetics, Maryann Spikes
Kenny, Brian and Maryann are members of Christian Apologetics Alliance, Central Valley Chapter.


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It will still show as 0251c as the LT firmware is designed to make the OSIG of the firmware appear the same to the console.
In regards to the key as long as you spoofed your key to target so both source and target boxes matched then thats fine. I think JF shows the key as not being found anyway unless it's verified in the keydb
Put the drive back in if you can't even play originals then you haven't spoofed your key correctly


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May 13, 2010 9:13 AM
We're fond of our lil' Outblush Editorial family, and are usually in accord regarding product selection, but sometimes we look at an item that a fellow editor has chosen and do a double take. Which is why we bring you Agree To Disagree, a new feature that'll show you another side to all the happy-sappy product love we've got goin' on and allow you, the readers, to decide whether that item really is crave or cringe-worthy.
These Funtasma Dame-115 ankle boots are similar to what Madonna wore in parts of her Like a Virgin video. They also make us feel like we've been touched for the very first time... in a Victorian cat house... by someone named Torrence Q. Diddletinks. We're all for footwear that evokes powerful emotions, but booties that inspire us to shout "stranger danger" from sooty London rooftops aren't exactly what we're in the market for. They would be perfect, however, if you wanted to dress up as naughty Mary Poppins for Halloween this year (she went bad from too much gin with handsy chimney sweeps).
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I totally agree. These look like something a Parisian can can dancer would wear.
I have a 3 year old and I can positively tell you that Ms. Poppins rocks the Rum Punch, not the gin :)
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Ricky Thomas made it official on Saturday, announcing on Twitter that he has verbally committed to the Nevada Wolf Pack football team.
Thomas, who will be a senior outside linebacker/ defensive end at Reno's McQueen High this fall, is the first 2015 recruit to commit to the Wolf Pack. Thomas is a 6-foot-2, 210 pound linebacker with good strength (250-pound bench press) and speed (4.7 in 40).
Thomas' commitment was no surprise given that his father Ricky Sr., a foprmer Alabama safety (1983-86), is the Wolf Pack's cornerbacks coach. Ricky Sr. also coached in the NFL with the Indianapolis Colts, whose general manager was Bill Polian, the father of Wolf Pack head coach Brian Polian.


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William Carl Bunting
Position: Small Forward ▪ Shoots: Right
Height: 6-8 ▪ Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: August 26, 1947 in New Bern, North Carolina
College: University of North Carolina
Draft: New York Knicks, 2nd round (11th pick, 26th overall), 1969 NBA Draft
ABA Debut: October 18, 1969
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HARRISBURG, PA — T&A's Big Ass Tour 2012 is coming to a close this weekend in Harrisburg, PA, where Adam & Eve contract stars Alexis Texas and Teagan Presley will finish out their last duo show of the year together at one of their favorite, and most successful, clubs, Savannah's on Hanna. The duo appeared earlier this year at Savannah's, and the response the club received warranted another trip back East from the over-traveled T&A.
"I literally am getting off a plane to London, packing my stuff, and heading right back out tomorrow to head to Pennsylvania with Teagan." Texas explains. "I was just in Australia before that and Teagan has been on the road for 10 straight weeks. But even with all that travel, we love our fans, and we can't wait for all of them in Harrisburg to come see our big booties in person one last time in 2012."
T&A will perform one show each night at Savannah's together on stage and will be available after each show for pictures, DVDs, autographs and private dances. The dynamic duo is headlining Savannah's Holiday Party and fans are encouraged to make table reservations, if possible. T&A will have copies of their two newest movies on hand, D3viance and Superstars. Beginning this Friday, December 21, and Saturday, December 22, T&A will appear at Savannah's on Hanna, located at 1000 Hanna Street in Harrisburg, PA. For more information, visit www.sohclub.com or call 717-233-1100.
D3viance and Superstars were both released earlier this fall from Adam & Eve, both starring Adam & Eve contract stars Texas and Presley. D3viance is nominated for five AVN awards, while Superstars is nominated for one.


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- 5-hour private shore excursion to Fraser Valley from Vancouver
- Sample ice wine at Lulu Island Winery
- Take a winery tour at Domaine de Chaberton
- Enjoy a 2-course lunch at a vineyard-side bistro
- Have pie and go on a wagon ride at Krause Berry Farms
- Admire the countryside on the scenic drive between stops
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When you arrive at Lulu Island Winery, enjoy a tasting that includes their award-winning ice wine, one of British Columbia's best. Learn about this famous Canadian wine varietal, in which the grapes are picked while frozen.
After half an hour at Lulu Island, head to your second winery, Domaine de Chaberton, about a 30-minute drive away. Take a short tour with a member of the winery staff, and learn about the Violet family, who started Domaine de Chaberton after leaving their winery in France.
Enjoy a wine tasting, and then sit down to lunch in the on-site bistro, located on the edge of the property's oldest vineyard. Lunch includes two courses — a soup or salad to start, followed by a main course of ham and cheese crepes, warm spinach salad or onion and oka (a Canadian cheese) quiche. Tea and coffee will also be served.
After two hours at Domaine de Chaberton, hop back in your vehicle for the 15-minute drive through the countryside to your final stop, Krause Berry Farms. Spend about an hour at this working farm, where you'll indulge in a slice of berry pie or enjoy some homemade ice cream. Have a little fun on the farm with a wagon ride around the berry fields, and, if you wish, visit the on-site estate winery before beginning the 45- to 60-minute drive back to the Vancouver port.
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Assistant Manager Resume Objective
Demonstrating you have strong leadership, management and team skills as well as any other skills the specific employer is seeking is vital to being considered for an assistant management position. These skills should be announced in your cover letter and in a resume objective statement.
Creating a great assistant manager resume objective is important because this is integrated at the top of the sheet, and what gets checked before your qualifications by the reader. Underscore your most essential skills and abilities and background in these statements. Generally, an employer has chosen the identical skill keywords in their posting to scan resumes. Be certain to write with these identical keywords in your writing.
A resume objective is a chance to sell your skills to an employer. Your composition must be focused on the specific employer and job. Your message must have clarity. The intention is to create organization interest in you and your talents.
Get psyched up concerning telling about your skills and what you can do for a new employer previous to drafting. Your enthusiasm will come through in your composition. If you are not energized about what you can do for a company how do you expect a reader to be thrilled about you?
The below samples are offered as guidelines only. Your vocation target or vocation may perhaps have distinct terminology for tasks, actions, and skills. Right after your 1st statement regarding the open position title and skills and abilities you can also write a statement or more that presents the significant aspects of your work experience.
Assistant Manager Resume Objective Examples
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To devote demonstrated leadership and an attitude of loyalty to an assistant manager job. The qualifications gained from three years of employment and one year as an assistant manager presented on this document will be at your disposal.
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To gauge your expectations and explore your needs for an assistant manager and match how my team skills, motivational talent and proven experience could be utilized for your benefit. Significant achievements listed below can be matched or surpassed for you.
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If you're not familiar with the children's footwear brand, pediped® you should be especially if you have a child learning to walk. I have been a longtime fan of pediped for my kids. I have always loved the look of the shoe, the construction and most of all the support it gives little feet. Another important feature of pediped shoes is that the American Podiatric Medical Association for promoting healthy foot development approves them.
My little guy is almost 11 months and he's starting to pull himself up and pretty soon will start walking. I wanted him to have the best shoe for when he starts cruising around the furniture and the house, so I was ecstatic when pediped sent me a pair for review.
They sent me this adorable pair for my son called the Jordyn from the Originals line, which is ideal for infants and children learning to walk (available in sizes 0-6 months, 6-12 months, 12-18 months and 18-24 months). They are just the cutest shoes I've ever seen for a little boy. The Jordyn shoe is a contemporary white sneaker with pops of navy, Velcro strap and elastic laces. Your little boy will look like a mini athlete in the Jordyn's. My favorite feature of the shoe is the high quality, the flexibility and the diamond leather sole for slip resistance. I like how easy my son moves around in them. He gets up easy and moves around easy when he's wearing them. Before receiving the pediped's he had another brand that I picked up at the mall and they constantly fell off his feet. The pediped's stay on his feet!! The Jordyn's fit really well—true to size.
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