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hotel for sale Sychnant Pass Country House Hotel, Sychnant Pass Road, Conwy LL32 8BJ
An elegant country hotel nestled within dramatic Snowdonia landscape. 7 suites, 5 double bedrooms and 1 bedroom owners apartment. Facilities include swimming pool, hot tub terrace and gymnasium. Successful and profitable lifestyle opportunity with turnover in the region of £240,000. More details ›
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hotel for sale Cae Mor Hotel Penrhyn Crescent, Llandudno, LL30 1BA
3 Star AA Victorian seafront hotel with 23 letting bedrooms. Next to Venue Cymru North Wales' premier theatre/conference centre. Beautifully renovated public rooms and bedrooms with 26 space private car park. Restaurant, conference/meeting room, lounge and library. Long Leasehold. EPC exempt. More details ›
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hotel for sale Min-Y-Don Hotel North Parade, Llandudno, LL30 2LP
Pleasant seafront hotel located within a bustling seaside resort. 17 letting bedrooms, lounge bar and restaurant/dining room. 3 bedroom owners' accommodation and private parking. Turnover for 2015 period £130,900. Long Leasehold. EPC exempt. More details ›
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healthcare facility for sale Station Road West, Penmaenmawr, Conwy (County of), LL34
Charming detached residential care home for the elderly, (Registered for 12 residents), peaceful yet convenient location, Conwy - Fee income £247,754 per annum (y/e 29.02.12), operated with management team, excellent reputation, historically high occupancy levels, well presented, retirement sale. More details ›
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Colwyn Bay, Conwy, Wales T/O £54,971, Established over 30 years, Quality Hackney cabs and private hire vehicles, Established contract and private work, Excellent location, Leasehold, Bus £65,000 ONO More details ›
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A Fantastic opportunity to purchase A GENTLEMANS EARLY VICTORIAN DETACHED RESIDENCE C1840 TOGETHER WITH A GORGEOUS 5 STAR RATED THREE BEDROOM HOLIDAY COTTAGE, ORIGINALLY THE STABLE BLOCKS WHICH ALL SITS ON APPROXIMATELY 16.5 ACRES OF GARDEN AND PADDOCKS. Idyllic rural location yet within approxi... More details ›
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A fantastic opportunity to purchase an 18 hole golf course and hotel close to the popular towns of Llandudno and Conwy. The existing clubhouse has potential for an enhanced use with planning consent to remodel creating conference facilities, a gym and a swimming pool. More details ›
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Map of North Carolina and Virginia
Map of North Carolina and Virginia
Finely-detailed, archival reproduction of an antique map of North Carolina from 1590 printed on acid-free, 100% cotton rag fine art paper with a matte finish and archival pigment inks.
Map Details
Title: Americæ Pars, Nunc Virginia Dicta
(Part of America called Virginia)
Year: 1590
Language: Latin
Creator: John White (1585-1593)
White's map is the first to focus only on the new colonies of Virginia. Oriented with north to the right, the coast from Cape Lookout, North Carolina to the Chesapeake Bay is shown. The large river extending up through the center of the map is present-day Albemarle Sound. This map is also the first to show the name Roanoke (as Roanoac), referring to Roanoke Island, location of the Roanoke Colony (aka, the Lost Colony), the first English colony in the new world.
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We, at NADA BRAHMA are proud to be media partners of the Eastern Electronic Festival 2012 by the award winning Shaanti. The festival explores the divide between New Music and Art made by contemporary British – Asian artist.
First launched in February 2011, Birmingham, the festival introduces international and local platforms of creative exchange between artists and producers of both musical and multimedia art currents; which are promoted via a variety of new approaches.
From 19th November to 24th November 2012, events will feast indoor and outdoor venues running late into the night. Hosted in various concerts, workshops and lectures in Birmingham, the festival presents modern approaches made by artists who draw on un-traditional methods. The Eastern Electronic Festival 2012 will also introduce a number of exciting unique platforms to promote electronic and commercial new music made by South Asians, taking it out of its isolated niche.
Going to any festival can be daunting, especially as it spans an entire week! Here's a breakdown of what we recommend you check out!
1) Master Class Workshop With Top Music Producer Steel Bangelz [FREE Event]
The music master-class workshop will run on Monday 19th November with UK HipHop producer Steel Banglez and will include hundreds of young people from the area, plus local schoolchildren from James Brindley School taking part in a workshop to develop their local and international community links.
Heartlands Hospital, Bordesley Green
East, Birmingham, B9 5SS
Time: 3.30pm – 4.15pm
(PRIVATE – Hospital patients only)
Norton Hall Children and Family
Centre, Ralph Road, Birmingham, West
Midlands. B81NA
Time: 5.00pm – 6.00pm
Naseby Centre, Naseby Road, Alum
Rock, Birmingham, B83HG
Time: 6.30pm – 7.30pm
1) School Talks
The Eastern Electronic Festival presents ENGAGE! a new and exciting series of seminars and talks to emerge in the UK. Our mission is to empower young adults through a series of mentoring talks within the creative and music industries. ENGAGE!
Events will enable attendees to learn valuable business tools and insights, and hear inspirational stories from those already established. The aim is to inspire, motivate and encourage today's young adults to be successful, confident and business minded individuals.
Guiding them to reach their full potential within their chosen career path.
1) An Audience With Malkit Singh, MBE [FREE Event]
2012 has been a special year for Malkit – following his MBE given in 2008, he has this year been awarded by Birmingham, his adopted city, a star on the Birmingham Walk of Stars – another first clocked up by Malkit for Punjabi singers. Interviewed by Sukhi Bart, presenter of the BBC Asian Network's Weekend Punjabi, "An Audience With Malkit Singh" will explore Malkit's Singh music career in particular association to the works spanning over 30 decades, creating a vibrant conversation for aesthetic contemplation.
"An Audience With Malkit Singh" is a fantastic opportunity for budding artists to question the great man about his music, his career and his history.
Doors Open: 7.30pm
Show Starts: 8.00pm – 9.30pm
Venue: Midlands Arts Centre. Cannon Hill Park,
Birmingham, B12 9QH
1) Outside The Box – Street Art From Bollywood To Birmingham By Richard Price
Outside the Box is a new initiative by Shaanti, to take art away from the four walls of galleries and museums and present it to the people on the street. It aims to provide a platform for art enthusiasts at all levels of experience and expertise to present their work to a wider audience.
Based on the theme of Bollywood to Birmingham, Price's masterpiece will bring this subject to life as he draws a detailed pastel-chalk drawing from start to !nish, live on the streets of Birmingham City Centre, on Thursday 22 November, from 1.00pm to 4.00pm.
Location: Birmingham City Centre, full details to announced on Twitter @shaanti11 @EEFestival
2) Understand Your Rights! Music Clinics [FREE Event] – Free Business Advice for Aspiring Musicians
Are you in a band or are you a musician who wants to build their career but is not sure how to? Does the thought of marketing, promotion, licensing, publishing, distribution, and budgets confuse or worry you? As part of the Eastern Electronic Festival, music experts Musicians' Union and Shaanti are offering free business clinics to help local musicians get a grasp on the non-performing side of your music career. This opportunity has been designed for those who love music and are passionate about having a career focused on sharing that enthusiasm with others, and for musicians and others seeking to extend their skills base for the twenty-!rstcentury music industry.
- Time: 1 hour clinic by appointment
- Venue: Musicians' Union, 2 Sovereign Court, Graham Street, Birmingham B1 3JR
3) 3 Identities Of Movement, Avant-Garde Film And Music Fusion Night
Avant-garde Film and music fusion night. Expect a cutting edge mash – up of spoken word, with experimental music, award-winning international film shorts screened for the first time in Birmingham.
Is the story of a teenage boy's natural instinct to revolt and rebel with the deadly combination of his drug addiction and extreme athleticism (Parkour skills), against his domineering abusive father.
Music Score by Multi -Award Winner producer Karsh Kale.
Has won over 50 international accolades and awards including an 'Of!cial Selection' at the Cannes Film Festival 2009. The film is about a man struggling with his natural instincts for revenge when he is rescued by the only person that really mattered in grand scheme of life.
Is an attempt to showcase the legendary dalit icon Bant Singh and his songs of rebellion, inter-caste violence and quality. The idea is to showcase his talent and message in the contemporary riffs and rhythms so that the music can connect with the new generation.
1) In New Music We Support, New Music Performance By Sheena Ladwa, Nona Kaira, The Shama Rahman Band, I-Candy Female Producers, Musicians And Songwriter's Platform New Music Performance
Bulls Head will be the place for an apocalyptic evening filled with sounds from the finest female artists and musicians. In New Music We Support is dedicated to empowering artists through creative expression, musical exploration and performance and here we in the festival we showcase three outstanding female artists who will be performing new music, exclusively commissioned for the festival.
2) Cross-Cultural Music Exchange With Sam Redmore
In a special commission for the festival music producer and Birmingham promoter, Sam Redmore re-scores an original new music set incorporating music made by contemporary
British-South Asians, as his main point of influence.
Cross-Cultural Music Exchange is a unique exchange of ideas: a field of work that looks at how people from differing cultural backgrounds communicate via music concerning cultural interactivity that can furnish an abundance of information important to music history.
1) New Performance, Two Ideas + One Style, Across Four Decks With Onefour & Dr. Love
In the Eastern Electronic collaboration series commissions DJ's and musicians to make unique collaborative sets exclusively for the festival.
Onefour, connoisseur of House of the deep "avour & funky variety, superlative DJ, prolific music remixer extraordinaire, he has long been heralded by peers as one of the most naturally gifted & underrated spin doctors to emerge from this rainbow nation. Whereas Dr. Love, is an old skool DJ and MC who has risen up through the ranks with style and grace. His vast knowledge of the scene and music has got this guy ultimate respect and residencies all over the Midlands.
Doors Open: 10.00pm to 3.00am
Tickets: £5 NUS, £8 Non (Includes Ticket Entry to EEF Closing Party)
Venue: Suki10c, 21 Bordesley Street, Birmingham B5 5PJ
2) Eastern Electronic Festival 2012 Closing Party Feat.
Leading the charge is none other than Sudha from international electronic band Faithless who will be spinning the decks for an exclusive DJ Set alongside global house pioneers Evo & RST.
Supported by the award-winning drum and bass band Magicstar, Onefour, Dr. Love, Manga from Shaanti and many more special guests. Continuing to bring you the very best rare music with guest spots from the stars of the industry, we couldn't have chosen artists who !t the bill better.
This night is an exercise in quality leftfield music from a selection of electronic music's most interesting figures: you can be sure this will be a night to remember!
Doors Open: 10.00pm to 3.00am
Venue: Suki10c, 21 Bordesley Street, Birmingham B5 5PJ
Tickets: £5 NUS, £8 Non. Also available on the door


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"Scale of the Universe" A very cool website! Hang in there it is a little slow to load but it is worth the wait!
Collodictyon - A new branch on the tree of life?
Follow Scientists On Their Everest Climb
The Center of the Milky Way!
NASA LRO images of the Apollo 12 landing site!
(We really went to the Moon!)
More than 30 years after the twin Voyager probes set sail for space, they are now poised on the edge of the solar system -- and set to continue their voyage into interstellar space.
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Japan Emerging: Premodern History to 1850
ISBN13:by Friday, Karl F.
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Renting is easy, fast, and cheap! Renting from eCampus.com can save you hundreds of dollars compared to the cost of new or used books each semester. At the end of the semester, simply ship the book back to us with a free UPS shipping label! No need to worry about selling it back.
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Japan Emergingprovides a comprehensive survey of Japan from prehistory to the nineteenth century. Incorporating the latest scholarship and methodology, leading authorities writing specifically for this volume outline and explore the main developments in Japanese life through ancient, classical, medieval, and early modern periods. Instead of relying solely on lists of dates and prominent names, the authors focus on whyand howJapanese political, social, economic, and intellectual life evolved. Each part begins with a timeline and a set of guiding questions and issues to help orient readers and enhance continuity. Engaging, thorough, and accessible, this is an essential text for all students and scholars of Japanese history.
Author Biography
Karl F. Friday is the director of the IES Abroad Tokyo Center. His books include Samurai, Warfare and the State in Early Medieval Japan and The First Samurai: The Life and Legend of the Warrior Rebel Taira Masakado.
Table of Contents
|List of Illustrations
|p. xi
|Map: The Provinces of Premodern Japan
|p. xii
|p. xiii
|Landmarks, Eras, and Appellation in Japanese History
|Japan's Natural Setting
|p. 3
|Sorting the Past
|p. 16
|Defining "Ancient" and "Classical,"
|p. 21
|Defining "Medieval,"
|p. 32
|Defining "Early Modern,"
|p. 42
|Part II
|p. 53
|Origins of the Japanese People
|p. 55
|What Used to Be Called Shinto: The Question of Japans Indigenous Religion
|p. 66
|The Emergence of Political Rulership and the State in Early Japan
|p. 77
|Early Japan and the Continent
|p. 89
|Centralization and State Formation in Sixth-and Seventh-Century japan
|p. 98
|Court, Capital, and Countryside in the classical Age
|p. 109
|Emperor, Aristocracy, and the Ritsuryo State: Court Politics in
|p. 111
|Oligarchy, Shared Rulership, and Power Blocs
|p. 122
|Aristocratic Buddhism
|p. 135
|The Canons of Courtly Taste
|p. 146
|The Provinces and the Public Economy, 700-1100
|p. 157
|The Shoen System
|p. 167
|The Dawn of the Samurai
|p. 178
|The Kamakura Shogunate and the Beginnings of Warrior Power
|p. 189
|Demesne, Dominion, and Diffusion in the Medieval Age
|p. 201
|Kamakura and the Challenges of Governance
|p. 203
|Go-DaigM, Takauji, and the Muromachi Shogunate
|p. 213
|Medieval Religion
|p. 224
|Warriors, Warlords, and Domains
|p. 233
|Medieval Warfare
|p. 244
|Medieval Arts and Aesthetics
|p. 254
|Gender Relations in the Age of Violence
|p. 267
|The Rise of the Peasantry
|p. 278
|The Medieval Economy
|p. 289
|Diplomacy, Piracy, and the Space Between: Japan and East Asia in the Medieval Period
|p. 299
|Bureaucrats, Burghers, and Bailiwicks in the Early Modern Age
|p. 309
|The Sixteenth-Century Reunification
|p. 311
|The Political Order
|p. 321
|A Whole New World (Order): Early Modern Japanese Foreign Relations, 1550-1850
|p. 333
|The New Warriors: Samurai in Early Modern Japan
|p. 344
|Urbanization, Trade; and Merchants
|p. 356
|Ukiyo asobi: Urban Arts and Entertainments in Early Modem Japan, Frank Chance
|p. 366
|Religion in Early Modern Japan
|p. 378
|Peace Dividend: Agrarian Developments in Tokugawa Japan
|p. 391
|Family, Gender, and Sex in Early Modern Japan
|p. 402
|Thought, Education, and Popular Literacies in Early Modern Japan
|p. 413
|p. 425
|About the Authors
|p. 455
|p. 461
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You've probably heard the word "Tadow" used a couple times in hip-hop over the years—E-40′s "Tell Me When to Go" comes to mind as a prominent example—but now, there's a decent chance it's gonna be shoved in your face like never before. P.A.P.I., the rapper formerly known as N.O.R.E., is back with a song named after the onomatopoeic phrase, featuring esteemed guest rappers 2 Chainz, Pusha T and French Montana. The latter is responsible for the song's hook, and uses the phrase about 15 times per chorus. To wit:
My ni—as go tadow
My money like tadow
My car like tadow
Bling, tadow
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The annual Festival del Viento, or Wind Festival, an excellent opportunity to observe some of the region's top kite surfers ride the waves and wind, returns to Bucerías, in Riviera Nayarit, on May 18 - 20. Less than 30 minutes north of Puerto Vallarta, Bucerías has become a preferred destination for kitesurfers largely due to its favorable winds. Competitors will be able to participate in several categories, including freestyle, freestyle pro, and long distance. And for spectators, such an event provides an ideal opportunity to enjoy the charm of Bucerías and watch one of the most visually enticing sports in the entire bay. For more information click here.


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text: Bureau of Land Management 20140930 BLM OR Publication Northern Spotted Owl Sites 2013 Point NSO_SITE_PUBLIC_POINT: This is the BLM publication dataset of Northern Spotted Owl nest locations and the land ownership status of those sites. See Supplemental Information for greater detail and a list of Owl Species abreviations used in this data. BLM Spotted Owl data used for public release. The spotted owl Site data are coordinates that have been determined to be unique locations through evidence of continued use by owls. A Site is designated for any location of breeding spotted owls, the presence of young before dispersal, the repeated location of a pair during a single season or over several years, or some other strong indication of continued occupation. The repeated detection of a single owl during the same season or over several years usually does not warrant a Site designation. If the owl's center of activity/nest grove has moved sufficiently to change critical Site file information, a new Alternate is designated. An Alternate Site Center will normally result from the location of a new nest tree or newly fledged juveniles at a new location for a previously known pair. Some examples of a sufficient change are; location in a different 1/16 Section, location greater than ¼ mile from a previous Alternate, landowner change, different administrative designation, change in land classification such as critical habitat, etc. One exception to this is when barred owls occupy historic Sites or Alternates. The presence of barred owls may result in abandonment of a site center, documenting the new spotted owl use area is important in these instances. A new Alternate that is not based on a nest grove should have at least 2 years of known activity at that location without use of another Alternate. Each Site location is assigned a unique four digit master site number (MSNO), the MSNO followed by a letter designating the Alternate (O, A, B, etc) is the assigned five digit Identification number (IDNO). A single, or multiple IDNO's may exist for each Site. The spotted owl summary portion of the data includes a single record for each year at every owl site with survey effort (and some with no survey effort), and is compiled from all survey visits during the given year. The summary data is attached to the coordinate for a unique IDNO at each site. Each summary record includes information such as survey effort, occupancy, nesting status, and reproductive status. When using the information from the summary data, be aware of the definitions so the data is correctly interpreted. STOC Northern Spotted Owl, only spotted owls are surveyed for or detected. STVA Barred Owl, only barred owls are detected. STNE Great Gray Owl, only great gray owls are detected. SBOH Spotted Owl Barred Owl hybrid, any generation, (no pure bred spotted owls present). This code will also be used on the rare instances when a hybrid/STVA mixed pair are encountered. STMX - Mixed pair (one pure bred spotted owl present). Provide a description of the species composition in the Comment field, e.g. Male spotted owl with a female barred owl. Be conservative when making this determination since this implies that the individuals are actually a social pair. A male and female should be detected in close proximity several times during the year. STUN Genus Strix, unknown species. BUVI Great Horned Owl detected. 20140919 publication date In work Irregular -125 -116 49.5 41.5 BLM Wildlife Management None Breeding Pairs NSO Northern Spotted Owl Nest sites ISO 19115 environment biota ISO 19115 Topic Categories biota environment BLM-State Oregon Washington PUBLIC DATA: None, these data are considered public domain. These data are provided by Bureau of Land Management (BLM) "as is" and might contain errors or omissions. The User assumes the entire risk associated with its use of these data and bears all responsibility in determining whether these data are fit for the User's intended use. The information contained in these data is dynamic and may change over time. The data are not better than the sources from which they were derived, and both scale and accuracy may vary across the data set. These data might not have the accuracy, resolution, completeness, timeliness, or other characteristics appropriate for applications that potential users of the data may contemplate. The User is encouraged to carefully consider the content of the metadata file associated with these data. These data are neither legal documents nor land surveys, and must not be used as such. Official records may be referenced at most BLM offices. Please report any errors in the data to the BLM office from which it was obtained. The BLM should be cited as the data source in any products derived from these data. Any Users wishing to modify the data should describe the types of modifications they have performed. The User should not misrepresent the data, nor imply that changes made were approved or endorsed by BLM. This data may be updated by the BLM without notification. Bureau of Land Management Bruce Hollen Wildlife Biologist mailing P.O. Box 2965 Portland OR 97208 US 503-808-6604 email@example.com ArcGIS, Citrix, Windows 2007 Bureau of Land Management 20140919 NSO_SITESUM_POINT Bureau of Land Management unknown NSO (Northern Spotted Owl) network database, BLM Oregon State Office. None NSO (Northern Spotted Owl) network database, BLM Oregon State Office. The NSO network database Site and Summary tables were queried. Two files were created, one consisting of only Site information, and one consisting of all Summary information with Site file coordinates attached to it. Within each of these files the data has been broken into 2 categories, the "internal" category includes all data points, the "external" does not include data points on private land. 20140901 Bureau of Land Management Eric Hiebenthal GIS Data Administrator mailing P.O. Box 2965 Portland OR 97208 US (503) 808-6565 email@example.com Entity point 2112 8.9831528411952133e-009 8.9831528411952133e-009 Decimal Degrees D North American 1983 GRS 1980 6378137.0 298.257222101 NSO_SITE_PUBLIC_POINT BLM OBJECTID Internal feature number. ESRI Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. Location_Name Common name of location BLM MSNO A unique 4 digit Master Site Number is assigned to each designated site under a statewide numbering system coordinated by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), Northwest Region Office. Obtain new numbers from the Corvallis office of the ODFW (737-4186). When determining whether to designate a new site, be sure to check the location (T R Sec), as well as the name, to avoid duplication. The previous database allowed temporary Master Site Numbers, currently there is no data on temporary site locations, however a unique number may be used in the Unassigned Visits table. If sufficient information to designate a site is obtained, a new number will be entered into this Site Table and the Unassigned Visit records which apply to that MSNO will be moved to the new MSNO in the Visit Table. BLM IDNO The Identification number is a concatenation of the MSNO and Location Identifier which narrows down the specific location within the MSNO site to a site center when more then one Site Center has been established. The application concatenates the value. This is not a field in the database but may be used to query the database. BLM District BLM District that contains the site. BLM RA Resource Area Boundary in which the site occurs. BLM Town Township number of site BLM Range Range number of site BLM Section_ Section number of site BLM QuartSec Quarter Section location of site BLM SixteenSec Sixteenth Section location of site BLM UTMX83 A 6 digit code for the site center in UTM coordinates. A typical entry of UTMX would be 513623. The last digit indicates an accuracy to within 1 meter. If you do not feel that the location is accurate to 1 meter, fill the last place(s) with 0 (513620). All UTM entries are in North America Datum 27, Zone 10. BLM UTMY83 A 7 digit code for the site center in UTM coordinates. A typical entry of UTMY would be 513623. The last digit indicates an accuracy to within 1 meter. If you do not feel that the location is accurate to 1 meter, fill the last place(s) with 0 (513620). All UTM entries are in North America Datum 27, Zone 10. BLM PriSiteLO The Level 1 landowner is a 2 digit code indicating the landowner or agency administering the land at the nest site, core area, or whatever point on the map is the site center(primary landowner). This is ownership at the actual point, and may be different from the Resource Area boundary designated in the field SI_GI above. If a second landowner exists within the immediate vicinity (e. g. 1/4 mile) of the owl, the Level 1 secondary landowner is entered as SI_L1S. BLM PriSiteLO_2 A 3 digit code for the secondary level of land ownership, such as National Forest, BLM District, Private Company, Municipality, Reservation, etc. for the nest site, core area, or whatever point on the map is the site center. If a second landowner exists within the immediate vicinity (e. g. 1/4 mile) of the owl, the secondary landowner is entered as SI_L2S. BLM DemogArea 2 character alphabetical code for demographic area BLM ND Not within a demography area BLM KL Klamath study area BLM NC North coast study area BLM AD Other demography study area - describe in comments. BLM RB Roseburg study area (Tyee) BLM SC South cascades study area BLM Shape Feature geometry. ESRI Coordinates defining the features. Bureau of Land Management Eric Hiebenthal GIS Data Management Specialist mailing P.O Box 2965 Portland OR 97208 US 503-808-6340 503-808-6419 email@example.com contact instructions Downloadable Data The BLM assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions. No warranty is made by the BLM as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of these data for individual use or aggregate use with other data; nor shall the act of distribution to contractors, partners, or beyond, constitute any such warranty for individual or aggregate data use with other data. 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Heaven help us. Barack Obama, will occupy the Oval office for another four years. Although he only won the election by a mere 2 million votes, he will take it as a mandate from the American people to push forward with his socialist agenda in a much more aggressive fashion.
While the libs are dancing atop pianos and swinging from chandeliers, the Republicans are sitting around beating their mea culpas and sucking their thumbs trying figure out what went wrong. How could they have lost the election? Get over it. We lost, and now we have to deal with it. We lost for a number of reasons, one of which is we don't know how to play the PR game as well as the Democrats.
You can't argue with liberals or hope to persuade them based on logic. Look at their campaign ads. Every one of them touted misinformation and tugged at the heartstrings. Mitt Romney didn't kill that man's wife, but they made it sound like he did. In speech after speech, Obama used jealousy, envy, and greed to pit one socio-economic class of Americans against another. He didn't plead his case for re-election with logic, but on a visceral campaign based on class warfare.
He understood that his liberal base doesn't make use of the brains God gave them, but rather reacts to feelings, notions, and ideas. And Obama's ideas were and are very, very small; small enough to fit in the palm of a child's hand, and that's exactly what these liberals are—children. They are children with outstretched hands waiting for Santa Claus to fulfill their every wish, and he had no compunction against promising to do so.
So now Republicans need to stop blaming Obama Claus. They need to quit pointing the finger at Ron Paul for not endorsing Mitt Romney, which is another story in itself. They need to stop raking Romney over the coals for not being cool enough, or articulate enough, or likable enough. Enough already! Mitt's a decent guy. Get off his case and pick yourselves up and look forward to a new day.
Start acting like Republicans with core values and learn from the Dems how to launch a good PR campaign. Look around you to see what the country needs and fight for it. Don't roll over and play dead because it's the politically expedient thing to do. Find your courage to save this country. I firmly believe was can still do it if we're willing to stand together and do the hard and necessary things. Otherwise, we might as well merge with the left, and we can all enjoy the happy, non-confrontational one-party system that proved so successful in protecting freedom and prosperity in the old Soviet Union.


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President Dr. Alvin Cleveland Sr. expects enrollment to increase from its current number of about 150 students because of the Association for Biblical Higher Education accreditation.
Cleveland said a population that size is common for bible colleges with some students preferring the school's Christian environment and one-on-one faculty interaction.
The university began the accreditation process in 2000.
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Mormons, Christians, Mitt and the Trinity
Gary Lawrence
SALT LAKE CITY — If there is any dealbreaker that prevents some people from considering members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as Christian, it is the Mormon view on the Trinity. The differences may seem intractable — Mormons talk about the separate nature of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit while traditional Christians talk about the three divine persons as one indivisible God.
This theological difference causes Mormons to be excluded from Christian gatherings and organizations — and impacts the willingness of people to vote for presidential candidates Mitt Romney or Jon Hunstman, who both belong to the LDS Church.
But a new survey by political pollster Gary C. Lawrence has found some unexpected common ground between one way Mormons describe God's unity and how many Christians describe God's oneness.
Lawrence's firm conducted a poll on multiple subjects for a forthcoming book titled, "Mormons Believe … What?!" One subject was the wedge religious issue of what people really believe about the Trinity.
The poll asked two questions of Christians across the country. Half were asked, "Do you believe that God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Ghost are three separate Beings, or are they three Beings in one body or substance?"
Twenty-seven percent responded similar to the Mormon belief that they are separate beings. Sixty-six percent answered in line with traditional Christian beliefs that they are "three beings in one body or substance."
The other half of Christians surveyed were given a different question about the Trinity: "The New Testament says that God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Ghost are one. Do you believe that means they are one in purpose or one in body?"
This time the answers went the other direction. Those answering the traditional "one in body" were 31 percent. Those answering "one in purpose" were 58 percent.
Lawrence said that Mormons say the oneness of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit in the New Testament is an oneness of purpose. The positive response of Christians to this concept in the second question surprised Lawrence. "I was wondering if there was a difference. I wasn't expecting a flip-flop. But it was. It just shifts from two-to-one one way and almost two-to-one the other way," Lawrence said.
What caused the shift? Lawrence said it is in the way the questions were asked.
The first question focused on contrasting separateness and oneness — "separate beings" versus "three beings in one body or substance."
The second question focused on the meaning of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit's oneness — a physical (or metaphyscial) oneness versus a purpose oneness.
"If it is presented in the way Mormons interpret scripture versus the opposite, they come toward the Mormon view," Lawrence said. "If you focus on physical characteristics, you get another one."
The poll found that women's support for the "one in body" traditional conception of the Trinity drops from 69 percent in the first question to 30 percent in the second question, a swing of 39 points. For men, the drop is 61 percent to 32 percent, a swing of 29 points. The biggest swing, however, was for liberal Christians who went from 75 percent support for the "one in body" concept in the first question to only 28 percent support for it in the second question, a swing of a 47 points.
Timothy Dalrymple, the managing editor of the Evangelical Portal at Patheos.com, doesn't agree with Lawrence's interpretation of the poll results.
"It is quite a slippery poll," Dalrymple said. "It doesn't use the classical terms like 'three in person and one in substance.'"
The first question used the terms "one in body or substance" to describe the traditional Christian view, but the second question just used the term "one in body."
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Lecturer-Modern Hebrew LanguageCoordinator of the Modern Hebrew Language Program
202 South Thayer Street, Suite 4018, Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1608
Office Location(s): 4018 STB
Phone: 734.647.4165
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1984 - present Birkbeck College, University of London, U.K. Doctoral Program in Modern British History. M.Phil -1985. Presently continuing research student.
Doctoral thesis: Militarization and Social Reform: Britain, 1870-1919 (Advisor: Professor R.C. Floud.) Fields: Modern British History: Economic, Social and Military. European Imperialism. History and Computing. Quantitative and Anthropometric History. War, Citizenship and Public Health. Economics of Military Personnel.
1979 - 1983 Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. B.A. History and Economics. Magna
Cum Laude.
Appointments in Hebrew Language and Judaic Studies
1998 - present Lecturer IV, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Department of Near Eastern Studies, HJCS, Hebrew Language.
1997 Lecturer II, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Department of Near Eastern Studies, HJCS, Hebrew language.
1994 - 1997 Hebrew Instructor, New York University.
The Skirball Department for Hebrew and Judaic Studies.
1988 - 1989 Hebrew Instructor, Spiro Institute for Jewish History and Culture,
Westfield College, London.
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1983 Hebrew Instructor, Jewish Theological Seminary of America, N've Shechter, Jerusalem.
1981 - 1983 Hebrew Instructor, American Institute of the Holy Land Studies, Jerusalem.
1979 - 1980 Hebrew Instructor, American Ulpan, Jerusalem.
1979 Hebrew Teacher, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Summer Ulpan.
1977 - 1978 Education Officer and Instructor, The IDF School of Education, Israel.
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2003 Visiting Scholar, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Department of History.
1992 Teaching Fellow, Tel Aviv University, The Arrane School of History.
1992 Wiener Research Fellow, Tel Aviv University, Program for Comparative European History: The International Seminar on Women Before and After the First World War.
1991, 1993 Visiting Research Associate, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Department of History.
1990 Lecturer and Research Fellow, York University, UK, Department of Economics & Related Studies: British Economic History 1880-1945.
1984 Research assistant, Centre for Economic Policy Research, London, UK.
Professor Barry Eichengreen (Harvard), Unemployment in Interwar Britain.
1983 Teaching assistant, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Department of Economics.
1982 Research assistant, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Department of Economics:
Banking in Ottoman Palestine.
1982 Research Assistant, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Department of Jewish History. Atlas Karta for Modern Jewish History.
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2003 Project "Hebrew Culture on the Web: Introducing Hebrew Cultural Hyper-Texts into the 1st and 2nd Year Curriculum" funded by CRLT, Teaching with Technology Institute Grant.
2003 Near Eastern Studies representative for the IT Pedagogy Study of the LS&A IT Committee.
2001 Current Issues in Technology and Education, A four lecture series. March 3-29.
SAJE - Seminars for Adult Jewish Education, JCC, West Bloomfield, MI.
2000 Teaching and Technology Minigrant for LS&A projects in Foreign Languages Instruction, LRC, U of M. Created: http://www.umich.edu/~heb101/F00/
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1991-92 Wiener Fellow, Program for Comparative European History, Institute for German
History, Tel Aviv University.
1989-90 Research Fellowship in Economic History, Department of Economics & Related
Studies, York University. York, U.K.
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1983 Scholarship, Dean of Students, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
1982 Scholarship, Centre Internatonale, Antibes, France, for a 'Cours de langue et de civilization Francaises'.
1981 Dean of Humanities list of academic distinction, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
1980 Dean of Students grant for academic distinction, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
"Emily Goes to War: Explaining the Recruitment to the Women's Army Auxilliary Corps in War World I", in Borderlines: Genders and Identities in Peace and War, 1880-1930, ed. B. Melman, London, Rutledge, 1998.
Book Review. John Komlos, Nutrition and Economic Development in the Eighteenth Century Habsburg Monarchy: an Anthropometric History, The Economic Journal, 1992.
"British Soldiers of the First World War: Creation of a Representative Sample," Historical Social Research, Vol. 13,4 1988 pp. 55-98.
"The Use of the Portable EPSON PX-8 for Historical Data Collection: The Case of a First World War Soldiers' Documents Archive," Computing & History Today, II 1987.
"Chaim Romkovsky and the Jews of Lodz," A film review for the National Film Theater, London, and the Spiro Institute for Jewish History and Culture, 1985.
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Believe it or not: my favorite course of a 3 course fondue is the main course. While I do love the cheese and the chocolate: something about ultimately juicy tender steak dipped into my favorite sauces and the perfection of broccoli cooked in vegetable broth… it just makes my mouth water thinking about it!
Every time I've ever gone to the Melting Pot – they've recommended the 'other' Cooking Styles that are an upcharge. I see why – but I've never liked the tastes of them like I've liked the court bullion cooking style!
The broth is surprisingly easy to make, too.
Fondue Vegetable Broth Recipe:
(aka. 'Court Bullion')
2-3 Tbsp. small yellow onion – finely chopped
1/2 Carrot – Finely chopped
1/2 Celery Stalk – Finely chopped
2 Tbsp. Salt (Start with 1/2 Tbsp and add more as needed, to taste)
1 Tbsp. Pepper (Start with 1/2 Tbsp and add more as needed, to taste).
2 tsp. Garlic Powder (or 2 cloves garlic finely chopped)
Water to fill pan
Typically I put the ingredients in a pan on the stove, heating to a rapid boil, and then reducing to simmer. This can simmer on the stove for some time: be sure to check the taste as you add more water, and add extra seasonings as needed.
If you start the broth on the stove, be sure to add plenty of water and let it simmer down for some time. add salt as needed but don't start with the full amount. This recipe usually makes enough broth for the fondue pot to be filled more than once – so don't overdue the seasonings vs. water.
The ingredients in the below picture were not cut very finely. I typically cut them up a bit more to look like the above photo.
This broth is perfect for cooking potatoes, broccoli, mushrooms, and all types of meats! I'm pretty boring and use only broccoli and steak when it's just my family. But when I'm cooking for a group, I purchase a variety.
Follow along with the entire fondue 101 series for more great recipes!


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tabu package is obsolete in its current version (thereby citing the package author) and is not actively maintained anymore.
What are the implications for the usability of the package?
Should I refrain from investing time to learn
tabu and consider some other packages for the creation of tables instead?
When I stumbled upon
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MATH 101: Elementary Algebra
Welcome to the web‐based Math 101, Elementary Algebra, at COM.
This page will give you some idea of the requirements for the course and procedures for securing your place in the course. More detailed information can be found in the document, "INFORMATION AND RULES FOR MATH 101." I will email a pdf of this to all registered students about a week before classes begin. It is also available to registered students at the Moodle site for the course. Please take the time to read this document carefully.
Internet math courses are not for everyone!
You need to be especially motivated and self‐disciplined to succeed! If you have had a tough time with math and are looking for an easy way to get through this requirement, this course is not the answer. But if you really want to succeed and are willing to put in the time on a regular basis, then read on!
Contacting me (and how I contact you):
If you have a math question, or a question about a course detail that might benefit others, please post it on the discussion forum at the Moodle site. For anything else, such as personal questions, please contact me at my college email: firstname.lastname@example.com . Please include in the subject header the phrase ʺmath101web.ʺ When you email me, I will reply to whatever account you emailed me from. However, when I wish to contact you, I will only use your MyCOM account. Hence you must check this account frequently.
About the course:
The course is a self‐study program administered by the Aleks Online Learning System (http://www.aleks.com/). All your coursework is done at Aleks, with the exception of the on‐campus final exam (paper and pencil). This final counts for 35% of your grade. Three tests will be administered on Aleks, each counting 10% of your grade; the remainder of the grade, 35%, is determined by how many Aleks topics you complete. A score of 55% or better on the final exam is required in order to pass the course. (NOTE: this requirement may be changed in future semesters: check the "Information and Rules" document for the current requirement.) If at midterm you do not have a passing grade on the first test, and if in addition your Aleks progress is poor or you have not made any progress in any two‐week period, you may be dropped from the course at midterm. Again, please see "Information and Rules" for the specific participation requirement.
Textbook and related materials:
You will need a 1‐semester (18‐week) subscription to the Aleks Online Learning System. This can be purchased at: http://www.aleks.com/sign_up/mhhe . The cost is approximately $72 for one semester; more details can be found in the "Information and Rules" document. Students must register at Aleks at the time of purchase. This requires a 10‐digit course code which I will send to all registered students in the week prior to class.The recommended text is Bittinger, Introductory Algebra, 11th edition, published by Pearson (ISBN 9780321599216). While Aleks provides pretty good explanations, the textbook will provide fuller explanations as well as practice problems. Also, whenever you click the explanation button at Aleks, look for a box that references the corresponding section of the textbook, in order to get more help there. The syllabus is arranged around the textbook, and the three exams each cover a set of chapters in the textbook.
The prerequisite for the course is either 1: a grade of C or better (or Pass) in Math 95 at COM or its equivalent at another community or 4‐year college), OR 2: a qualifying score in the Math placement test at COM. The Math Department does NOT accept placement scores from another college. You can find out more about the placement test, or set up an You can find out more about the placement test, or set up an appointment, at the college testing center. See the Assessment and Testing webpage for details. All prerequisites are now administered by the Admissions and Records Office and are no longer the responsibility of the instructor.
Wait‐listed Students Only:
Students on the waiting list should contact me by email about room in the course. I will either send wait‐listed students an Add Code that they can use to register for the course at the college, or I will tell them that there is no more room in the class. Preference will be given to students who contact me in a timely manner. The process to add the course requires you to re‐register for the course, using the add code. This can only be done once the term has started, when the waitlist has been purged. Once you are successfully registered, go ahead and get the Aleks subscription.
The Moodle Site:
Announcements, a discussion forum, the course syllabus, and a gradebook will be found at the Moodle site for the course. It is important that you check this site regularly for announcements and any threads which I open on the forum. These will also be emailed to your MYCOM account automatically, but NOT to any private email account. In the discussion forums I will introduce some focus problems for each unit, as a way of preparing you for the three Aleks tests as well as for the final exam. Here you can also post your math questions. In order not to be dropped from the course, all registered students must log in to the Moodle site by the Friday of the first week of classes; wait‐listed students must do so within 3 days of receiving an Add code.
Access to Moodle is available to students registered for the course just before the term begins—wait‐listed students will need to wait until they get an add code. You should be able to follow these links on MyCOM to the Moodle shell for the course: log in to MyCOM, select the ʺDistance Education/Moodleʺ tab, and then click on the large Moodle icon. You can also log in directly there by using your MyCOM login information: type or paste the url http://moodle.marin.edu/ into your browser, then select ʺMyCOM User.ʺ This will take you to the MyCOM login menu, but when you log in, youʹll be sent to the Moodle site. Once youʹre logged in at the Moodle site, notice on the left side the menu labeled ʺNavigation.ʺ In this panel you can select My Home, and then your course by name, or, alternatively, click on ʺMy courses,ʺ and select the course under it by its course record number (CRN).
Thank you, and good luck in the course!
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Permanent URL to this publication: http://dx.doi.org/10.5167/uzh-1472
Feloutzis, A; Lang, N P; Tonetti, M S; Bürgin, W; Brägger, U; Buser, D; Duff, G W; Kornman, K S (2003). IL-1 gene polymorphism and smoking as risk factors for peri-implant bone loss in a well-maintained population. Clinical Oral Implants Research, 14(1):10-17.
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The aim of the present study was (i) to investigate the relation between specific interleukin-1 (IL-1) gene polymorphisms and peri-implant bone loss at osseointegrated ITI(R) dental implants and (ii) to explore the association between these allelic variants of the IL-1 gene complex and peri-implant mucosal inflammation, in both smoking and non-smoking individuals. A sample of 90 consecutive Caucasian patients (aged 33-88 years), treated with at least one ITI-implant participated in this retrospective investigation. Standardized periapical radiographs were taken after prosthetic rehabilitation (133.6 days, SD 136.9 days) and at the time of the re-examination, on average 5.6 years (SD 2.5 years) thereafter. The radiographs were analyzed by a calibrated examiner for changes in peri-implant bone levels. The examiner was blind with respect to clinical parameters and IL-1 status. The distance between the implant shoulder and the first visible bone-implant contact (DIB) at the respective time points were measured using a computerized method. The absolute bone level difference during the years of service (ABL) and the annual bone loss (DeltaBL/year) were calculated for all the implants. Percentages of full mouth bleeding on probing (BOP), as well as of BOP calculated separately for teeth and implants, were determined for all visits and averaged for the entire observation period. Out of the total patient sample, there were 14 heavy smokers (= 20 cigarettes/day), 14 moderate smokers (5-19 cigarettes/day), 23 previous smokers (smoking cessation > 5 years) and 39 non-smokers. Twenty-eight (31.11%) patients were IL-1 genotype positive. Upon stratification for smoking status, significant differences were found for the variables ABL (P < 0.04, U-test) and DeltaBL/year (P < 0.04, U-test) between non-smokers and heavy smokers for the IL-1 genotype positive group but not for the IL-1 genotype negative group. Moreover, significant differences in ABL (P < 0.04, U-test) and DeltaBL/year (P < 0.04, U-test) were identified between former smokers and heavy smokers for the IL-1 genotype positive group. The differences in inflammatory parameters (BOP) did not reach statistical significance. This study suggests that in heavy cigarette smokers, carriage of a functionally significant IL-1 gene complex polymorphism is associated with an increased risk for peri-implant bone loss following prosthetic reconstruction and during the supportive periodontal care phase of the treatment.
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Hi everyone! Thanks again for your patience during my recent technical difficulties! The issues were actually quite easy to fix, but not when travelling! And for completely unrelated reasons, my BlackBerry hiccuped at the same time! Fortunately, I think I have solved all my problems (and learned a bit, too!). I'm very ready for a nice relaxing weekend of low-tech reading at the cabin 🙂 By the way, I sent out my August newsletter today so let me know if you didn't receive it (and wanted to!). Simply leave me a comment and I'll send it along!
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- Six Classic Literary Feuds
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Fundamentals of Logo Design In this logo design online class, you'll learn how to design logos that will strengthen the visual image of your own or your client's company. This course explores the development of logos through a series of case studies and real-life design tips. Each exercise combines a written, conceptual component with hands-on opportunities for creating an effective logo.
Logo Design course syllabus
Beginner to advanced Graphic Design classes
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This online class is packed with information to help you create graphic design logos. Students will meet the following objectives:
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Boris Margolin is a graphic designer with 10 years of experience. Boris has worked as an in-house designer for several major international corporations including CIGNA, MetLife, and Nypro. While living in New Zealand Boris worked at a brand development studio and at Victoria University. His design work has ranged from advertising design, to identity design, brand development, Web design and administration to Flash application development. In his spare time Boris runs his own niche design company catering to unconventional companies and emerging markets. Boris earned a BS in Graphic Design at Mount Ida College in Massachussetts.


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Contact: Donna Corbus Environmental Inspector, 393-8663 ext. 7369 Cell) 328-4079
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Thanksgiving Holiday Trash Collection Schedule
Portsmouth, VA -- In observance of Thanksgiving Day, there will be no trash, bulk, and brush debris collection
on Thursday, November 26. The normal Thursday routes will be collected one day early on
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on the normal schedule on Friday, November 27.
Citizens are reminded that, until further notice, the Division of Waste Management is collecting
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The fall and winter months are a great time to spend time in the kitchen, filling the house with delicious smells. There is something comforting about a warm kitchen and a house smelling of delicious food when it's cold outside. Recipes that can be frozen and used throughout the season are great for cold weather cooking days.
This super easy marinara recipe makes a lot and can be frozen, so you've got home-made sauce whenever you want it. This is a perfect recipe to make when you're spending the day inside.
Easiest organic marinara sauce
Makes approximately 4 quarts
- 1 ½ large organic yellow onion, diced
- 4 – 28oz cans organic crushed tomatoes
- 4-6 leaves fresh organic basil, sliced
- 1 Tbsp. dried organic basil
- 1 Tbsp. dried organic oregano
- 5 – 8 organic garlic cloves, finely sliced or grated
- 2 small organic bell peppers – yellow & green, diced
- ¼ cup organic olive oil
- 2-3 Tbsp organic balsamic vinegar
- Sea salt & fresh ground pepper to taste
Heat large stock pot on medium heat; add olive oil, onions and sprinkle of salt. Cook 5-7 minutes, add bell peppers & garlic; cook, stirring occasionally until onions are translucent and peppers are soft. Add garlic. Reduce heat. Add canned tomatoes slowly, then return heat to medium; season with oregano & basil. Cover 15 minutes. When heated through taste for seasoning. Finish with vinegar & fresh basil. Turn off heat. Serve immediately or transfer to freezer safe containers to freeze. Enjoy!
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Courtesy: Spencer Farrin (Moscow, Idaho)
|Vandals back at it
This Week on the Pitch:
Friday, Sept. 21 (3:00 p.m. PT)
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Sunday, Sept. 23 (11:30 a.m. PT)
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This Week's Opponents:
Utah Valley University (1-6-1)
With four overtime losses already this season, Utah Valley has had an unlucky stretch to start the year. All six of the team's losses are by one-goal margins and five of the team's last six games have gone to extra time. UVU averages 12.4 shots per game and gives up 19.2. The Wolverines earn nearly four corners per game. Keepers Jessica Duffin and Lauren Sack have split minutes close to evenly in goal, with comparable individual numbers, but Sack has started the last three matches.
UNLV may be one of the hottest teams in the West right now. The Rebels enter the week on a six-match win streak that includes victories over Oklahoma and Florida Gulf Coast. UNLV is 5-1-0 at home this season, with 15-8 scoring margin in those matches. During current win streak, the Rebels are averaging three goals per game and allowing just 0.83 scores per game. UNLV averages 7.1 shots on goal per game and gives up just 3.8 to its opponents. UNLV has 11 different goal scorers on its 22 goals this season. Junior keeper Kylie Wassell has started all 10 games and has a 1.25 GAA with 24 saves and three shutouts.
Team Notes:
Vandals vs. Wolverines
Friday will be the sixth meeting between Idaho and UVU since 2006. The Wolverines hold a 3-2-0 series edge, including a 1-0 win last year at the Montana Nike Cup. Idaho had won back-to-back matches in 2010 and 2011 by a combined score of 6-1. The last time UVU came to Moscow, Idaho took away a 3-1 victory on Aug. 30, 2009. Current senior Chelsea Small scored the game-winner in that contest.
Vandals vs. Rebels
Idaho and UNLV have played just once in series history and that match was 12 years ago on Sept. 7, 2000. The Rebels took a 2-3 home win on the first day of the UNLV Classic tournament. Idaho hasn't played UNLV in more than a decade, but the Vandals opened last season with a pair of ties against UC Santa Barbara and UC Irvine at the UNLV Rebel Classic on the same field.
In Case You Were Wondering...
Idaho freshman Meli Cortez has two goals, two assists and six points through the first 10 games of her career. Idaho's freshman record for goals is shared at nine by Sara Best in 1999, then matched by Emily Nelson in 2000. Best and Megan Cummings (1998) set the freshman standard in assists with five, while Best's 23 points in 1999 are the most by a Vandal freshman in a single season.
Setting the New Standard
Idaho's 2-0 victory over North Dakota State on Aug. 26 gave its seniors the 33rd win of their careers. The group needs just one more win to become the winningest four-year group in program history. Idaho's 2001 seniors won a combined 33 matches across the 1998-01 seasons.
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Summertime means weddings, anniversaries and plenty of outdoor fun. In Chicago, one of the things that most of these events will have in common is Chicago style stepping. Bradd Marquis' new album, Thank You, is a soulful addition to your Summer jam playlist.
Thank You is Bradd Marquis' third album. In a recent interview, Bradd stated that this project was born out of a lot of mistakes on his previous album. He chose the to name it Thank You to express gratitude to the people who stuck with him through his learning curve and all of the trials that went along with it. This project showcases Bradd's growth as an artist. This album contains 12 tracks and is available for download via iTunes and Amazon.
Bradd describes himself as "the tortoise" in the music industry race. His approach is slow and steady. He believes that if he takes things step by step, without skipping steps; he will end up where he is meant to be. Bradd focuses on creating music that resonates with him self first. Then it will resonate with other people; and success will come. "If you do things that other people want you to do, but you are not comfortable with it, it will be hard for you to sell it to other people."
Like so many other artists, Bradd started singing in the church. When asked when he knew that he was actually a professional singer, he replied "when I looked in the mirror and saw an artist." He has developed a rich soulful sound that engages his fans. He wants his fans to want to sing along to music that they can relate to. Bradd says, he wants to record music that people will still be able to relate to 50 years from now.
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Fundraiser benefits Elm Street Cafe
Common Wealth Inc., a nonprofit community-development organization, launched a fundraising campaign this week to benefit the Elm Street Cafe, which it plans to locate in the building that houses the Common Wealth Kitchen Incubator.
The incubator is a shared-use commercial kitchen aimed at lowering the costs of starting or expanding a local business. The Elm Street Cafe will feature a coffee and smoothie bar in close proximity to Youngstown State University and Wick Park.
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The Fund for Our Economic future announced Wednesday it has awarded a grant of up to $500,000 to JumpStart, an economic-development organization.
The 15-month grant will help support minority entrepreneurship and go toward a network of entrepreneurial- assistance organizations. The Youngstown Business Incubator is a part of the JumpStart Entrepreneurial Network.
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The governor of Colorado has commuted the prison sentence of Goldy Schulz's ultra-handsome, ultra-charming, ultra-venal ex-husband, Dr. John Richard Korman, otherwise known to Goldy as the Jerk. He's released, and soon afterward Goldy becomes the victim of threats, rumors, and violence.
Then there's a murder and suspicion centers on Goldy. Suddenly, she is faced with the challenge of running her successful catering business while fending off two persistent detectives.
Caught in a web of secrets and lies that can tear her family apart, Goldy must use all of her considerable powers of detection to find the real killer before she herself becomes a target.
©2004 Diane Mott Davidson; (P)2004 HarperCollins Publishers, Inc.
"The divine diva of the culinary cozy returns with a crime novel that will have fans of Goldy Bear Schulz, caterer and caffeinated sleuth, cheering as they race for the nearest pastry shop." (Publishers Weekly)
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I loved the book. However, I often found myself distracted by the sounds of the reader turning pages, rustling papers and making many unidentified noises. At one point I found myuself spending more time solving the mystery of what were the irritating background sounds than in solving the mystery ofwho killed the Jerk.
"HUGE Disappointment"
CLEAN LANGUAGE! I only listened to about 30 minutes and turned it off. I did not finish the book.
Absolutely not. I could not recommend a book that does not meet my own personal standards.
The narrator was horrible ... she sounded like she was in the process of chain smoking. But I would have finished the book, in spite of the narrator, had it not been for the bad language.
I have no idea ... I did not finish it. I love to cook, so I feel like I would have loved the story. That's the only reason I gave the book 3 stars.
I have not listened to or read anything by Diane Mott Davidson. When I did some research on her, I saw that she is licensed to preach and has led Bible studies. Too bad her "religion" is left on the shelf when she writes. I presumed she would be a safe author to listen to because of her religious background. Boy was I wrong! I am very disappointed because I believe I would have really enjoyed this book.
"Annoying Narration"
The story was good but the narrators constant swallowing and slurping sounds drove me bonkers. I would give the story itself a four but the narrations is a one.
"reader noise"
Book is good, I enjoy this author's mysteries. However, the woman who reads this book makes noise between almost every sentence. It interferes with the enjoyment of the book. I would have rated the book 4 stars, but due to the mouth noises, just 3 stars.
"Such a tasty book"
I love Goldy and hated the jerk. Loved this book and the recipes! I've got to go brine some pork chops now.
"Double Shot"
I love the character, Goldy. BUT, I could not stand this reader. She made awful slurpping sounds,,,and she sounded so OLD. I cound not relate her to Goldy at all. In fact I wanted to stop listening because she made me think of Goldy as OLD,,,smacking sounds,,,gravely throat (smoker?) YECH!! Her voice reminds me of the old female doctor on the show Evergreen.
Wow! I realize how important the narrator is. I will be much more careful in my selections. If she continues to use this narrator,,I will read the rest in print.
I adore British literature from the Victorian Age through World war II, primarily, and fantasy, but also enjoy mysteries once in a while.
"Best plot yet in the series..."
This is a pivotal installment in the culinary capers of Goldy...and the duo detecting of the first two ex-Jerk wives is funny and engaging, especially when Marla and Goldy respond in unison. The narrator's rendition of Sandee is very funny and apt. The plot itself is possibly the best yet in the series.
I want to address the negative comments in some reviews about the narrator. I do think a different type of microphone or recording method was used, which picked up more human or mechanical sounds that appear human, and obviously a good quality assurance plan wasn't applied. There are parts that should have been re-recorded because of this curious background sound. My solution was to turn down the volume a bit and the plot was so good I didn't let it detract. I feel Barbara does her usual stellar job and I honestly was not bothered--just aware because I had seen the reviews. When I first started listening to the series, I was startled by the narrator. I had read some of the books and grew up in Colorado, so I was expecting Goldy to sound, well, a bit like me. But I reminded myself she hailed from New Jersey. Barbara Rosenblat sounds like it and I have grown accustomed to her and feel she has great transitions to other characters, finely nuanced, especially voicing Tom. I am very particular about my narrator, and I, for one, would wholeheartedly recommend this Audible recording to any potential listeners. Again, the plot is enthralling--VERY well-written.
"I was disappointed"
I cannot recommend this book. There are too many characters. The plot is thin. It did not keep my interest. I have read other books by this author that were better.
"Please change narrator"
When I found the next book in the series had the same narrator, I berated myself for not having written a review on this one and so came to see what others had said. I found that most agreed with my impression -- her voice doesn't fit my picture of Goldy, and was not pleasant to listen to for all the reasons others have listed. So why did they keep the same narrator???? I think I'll have to put on my glasses and actually "read" Dark Tort, though I don't know when I'll find the time! (P-L-E-A-S-E get a better narrator who sounds more like Goldy should!)
"Narrator ruined this one..."
I really WANT to give a higher rating to this book, but I cannot in good faith. I LOVE this series of books, but will read the rest IN PRINT, because the narrator almost ruined the series for me forever. She sounded so much older than I pictured Goldy to be and had an awful voice, that of a heavy, hacking smoker. (I had always pictured Goldy to be a bubbly, vivacious, Bette Midler type of gal, but not with this reader! And, yes, the slurping, sucking sounds made throughout the reading sidetracked me and annoyed me to where I almost stopped listening. Terrible narrator. Fix that and I may listen to future ones...
As for the tale, I normally find them action packed...this one was a bit "slow" in action...
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