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The Phi Phi Islands are probably the most famous islands in Thailand. They've shown up in movies, they've been featured in numerous travel documentaries, and they're one of the most appreciated topics of conversation for people traveling to Thailand.
But what makes them so famous? And why should you visit them?
Get Down to Basics or Go Luxury
Once upon a time – in the mid-1980s – the Phi Phi Islands were considered to be the ideal destination for backpackers because there was little development. Things changed at the turn of the century, thanks to Hollywood.
Let's thank Leonardo DiCaprio and the movie The Beach for putting the Phi Phi Islands in front of the world. As a result of the movie, the Phi Phi Islands exploded with tourists as they wanted to see this magnificent location.
Sure, some came walk where Dicaprio walked but all stayed because of the beauty of the islands. And so, the Phi Phi Island's popularity grew.
Inevitably, development began as more and more tourists made their way to the Phi Phi Islands. With hotels and resorts, the Phi Phi Islands began competing with other luxurious vacation destinations throughout the world.
Today, the Phi Phi Islands bolsters five-star hotels, dive schools, and an amazing bar and restaurant scene. So, if you fancy a vacation where your every whim is catered to on some of the most beautiful islands in the world, the Phi Phi Islands should be on the top of your list.
If you're looking to relax with a simple vacation where you can rough it under the stars or enjoy simple accommodations without the fanfare of a five-star resort, the Phi Phi Islands are you vacation destination.
Amazingly, large portions of these islands are untouched. Locals continue the tradition of a laid-back, friendly attitude environment, making it a wonderful place to visit, despite all the commercialization.
The Phi Phi Islands Offer Plenty of Fun Activities
Want to lounge around all day on the beach without lifting a finger? Want to brave the elements of the water or lush mountainous regions? The Phi Phi Islands have something for everyone.
The stunning resorts, white sandy beaches and crystal blue ocean offers plenty of opportunities to kick back. Kick off your hoses, grab your favorite book and let the hours slip as you unwind from the stresses of daily life.
There's plenty for you to do on the Phi Phi Islands if cannot sit still or you want a break from the beach. For more adult-oriented entertainment, you can go on a Booze Cruise – yup, real booze fills your cup – with five hours of unlimited drinking on board a ship that stops at Monkey Beach, Viking Cave, Samah and Maya Bay.
Enjoy the picturesque sunset if you are still standing or at least conscious.
If you are looking for something with a little less alcohol and a little more adrenaline, try cliff jumping or rock climbing on Tonsai Tower. A professional rock climbing school will assist and organize your climbing adventure at night, under the full moon.
Some other awesome things you can do include fishing, getting a massage, having your feet cleaned by fish – yes, it feels slightly strange but in a really good way –Thai cooking classes or yoga.
Oh, and you do not worry about the kids because the Pirate Adventure House close to the main pier in Tonsai Village is an amazing attraction that will keep them busy and put a smile on their faces.
It features an electronic shooting range, an XD theater with 4D rides with moving and a haunted house.
A Great Nightlife
To be completely honest, this area of the world has gained a reputation for a somewhat sleazy nightlife, which might suit some perfectly. Luckily, the nightlife on the Phi Phi Islands is completely different.
Yes, the nightlife on the Phi Phi Islands is legendary with its hardly hedonistic, noisy and fun nightlife environment. So, if you want to have some good wholesome fun at night, there's no better place to do it than on the Phi Phi Islands.
Buckets abound, parties run late – or early – you are guaranteed to enjoy a few parties you'll never forget.
From the Phi Phi Reggae Bar and the only rooftop bar known as Banana to Jordan's Irish Pub and the Rolling Stoned Bar, there are plenty of watering holes for you to choose from. We recommend you try them all out, otherwise how can you decide which one's your favorite?
If the beauty of the Phi Phi Islands alone isn't enough to convince you that you need to visit the area, then the extensive choice of accommodation, great nightlife and plenty to do should sway you in this direction.
How to Get There
To get to Phi Phi you need to travel by ferry. You can find prices and schedules at www.phuketferry.com.


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LORAIN — Big Librarian is watching you. However, the recent installation of surveillance cameras at the Main Branch Library at 350 W. Sixth St. is not an Orwellian privacy invasion, according to Joanne Eldridge, Lorain Public Library System director. Eldridge said cameras are about increasing security and reducing theft, and were recommended by staff and auxiliary police officers who guard the library.
"We want people to feel safe when they come to the library. As safe as we possibly can make a public place," she said. "It's part of our welcoming environment concept."
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Eldridge said the cameras, which were installed last month, are also a proactive response to the library having about 20 DVDs stolen per week. Installation and maintenance cost about $9,000.
Eldridge said there are no plans to place cameras in other branches "at this time." The cameras are not in places where patrons would have a reasonable expectation of privacy, such as bathrooms, and images of what materials a person is borrowing are not recorded.
The surveillance camera policy approved by the system Board of Trustees on April 18 complies with Ohio laws and the American Library Association policies on confidentiality and privacy and was modeled after the Shaker Heights Library System policy, according to Eldridge. The Lorain policy said images may be provided to police "for assessing the security risk of a specific individual or for investigating a crime on library property."
However, if police request footage Eldridge said they would have to have a subpoena approved by the Lorain County prosecutor's office — the system's legal counsel — before images are turned over. "So it's not like some kind of fishing expedition," she said.
The policy said people requesting images of patrons must file a police complaint and only Eldridge, Assistant Director Toni Whitney and library managers can view images. Recordings are kept as long as "technically feasible."
While cameras in Lorain are new, the Elyria Public Library System has had them at the Central Library, at 320 Washington Ave., and at the West River Branch at 1194 West River Road N., since 2009, according to Lyn Crouse, Elyria system director. Cameras were upgraded and motion detectors were installed at the West River Road branch after someone smashed a window and stole a television last fall.
The system has no policy for the cameras, but Crouse said one will be written within the next six months. She said images would not be turned over to police if the library believed the request was part of a "fishing expedition."
The association said library leaders must avoid "function creep" and carefully balance security and privacy concerns and recommends regularly erasing footage.
"If the cameras create any records, the library must recognize its responsibility to protect their confidentiality like any other library record," the association website said. "This is best accomplished by purging the records as soon as their purpose is served."
While Crouse and Eldridge said the cameras are not an arm of law enforcement, the King County Library System in Washington state removed its cameras in 2011 because of those concerns, the Seattle Times reported. The removal was partially prompted by library officials requesting a court order for footage of an assault and robbery in a library parking lot.
A court order was obtained and a suspect was arrested within 15 minutes of police viewing the footage. Nonetheless, a library spokesman said that the removal was due to concerns that cameras could reveal what library materials patrons were borrowing.
Private security cameras have become ubiquitous in recent years. Footage from private cameras of the April 15 Boston Marathon bombing suspects was turned over to police and helped lead to the capture of one suspect and the death of another.
However, public libraries traditionally have been reluctant to cooperate with government for fear of becoming part of a "surveillance state," according to Nick Worner, a spokesman with the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio. In 2005 in Connecticut, the FBI sought library patron records without a court order under the USA Patriot Act. The law included a gag order forbidding librarians to alert anyone that records had been sought.
The ACLU dropped a lawsuit against the law in 2006 after Congress made changes allowing those who receive the FBI demands to fight them in court. However, the association website said portions of the Patriot Act, which include the right to spy on Internet use, are a "present danger" to the privacy rights of library patrons.
Worner said the library has a right to try to enhance security and prevent theft, but questioned whether cameras are justified given privacy concerns. Considering that the vast majority of library patrons are law-abiding, Worner said library officials need to weigh whether the amount of crime the cameras are seeking to deter justifies their presence.
"In the past, the library has been one of the chief organizations saying privacy matters. It's very important for us to protect our patrons," he said. "This appears to be somewhat of a different take on that. So that's a little bit concerning."
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Between shows like Toddlers and Tiaras and new stories about mothers allegedly giving their 8-year-olds Botox injections, it's easy to stay on a permanent rant about how our youth should stay far, far away from beauty until they're old enough to start using anti-wrinkle creams.
So it was refreshing to see 7-year-old Zahara Jolie-Pitt in New Orleans this past weekend with electric blue hair extensions, not unlike the bright hair at spring 2012 shows such as Thakoon, Jean Paul Gaultier couture, and Narciso Rodriguez. It's a fun, carefree take on her look without any potentially torturous dyeing, plucking, or waxing—and a welcome reminder that there's a way to express yourself (appropriately) with beauty at any age.
Judging from one of my first experiences with beauty, an embroidery floss hair wrap I got when I was six, my guess is that Zahara doesn't feel forced to primp; in the photos she looks like she's loving the new-found creativity and control over her style. I thought the bohemian wrap was super cool even though it was the ugliest thing in the world—picture a million clashing colors with multiple charms including, inexplicably, an owl. My mom regretted allowing me free reign immediately, but it was a safe way to experiment early on, and so I was hooked.
What do you think of Zahara's blue streaks?
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Fri 24 February 2012
The Durham Revue Comedy Fest
£10.00 (£8.00 student)
Ticket Booking
To book call 0191 332 4041 or follow the link.
The Durham Revue would like to invite you to their annual festival of award-winning sketch comedy, featuring the countrys most celebrated student comedy groups. Gala plays host to the internationally-renowned Cambridge Footlights, the equally illustrious Oxford Revue and your very own charmingly understated Durham Revue.Gala Theatre and Cinema


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Tomar Engineering provides one of the best, and most cost-efficient clutches on the market. The Tomar clutch can run it right out of the box and blueprinting is not neccesary until the clutch is wore out.
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Feb 15, 2010 9:18 AM
You may have noticed that we're hardly perpetual rays of sunshine around here, but even so, we seem to spend a lot of our time enthusing about one gewgaw or another. Doubtblush exists to make it clear that we do not, in fact, like everything.
The Matthew Williamson Chambray Jumpsuit ($895) is like a bad resurgence of the 80's jumpsuit with a combination of Z. Cavaricci's. This mid-blue jumpsuit has sculptural side pleats, which would not be flattering on anyone...even the slimmest ladies. The only thing that could possibly make this jumpsuit less attractive would be huge, bulging shoulder pads!
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my problem is one I've never heard of happening before, it started after my SSDI started being garnished, when I ask about what I was being garnished for, since I had not received any notice this was going to happen, I was informed it was for a student loan. After much time and research, I found on nslds.ed.gov that in 1984, which is the only student loan I had, on this site it showed a Stafford subsidized loan of $2500, which in 1991 I had to file bankruptcy which this debt was listed, my bankruptcy was discharged, but also on this site, it listed a 2nd loan that was done 10 days later and this one was a Stafford non subsidized loan also for $2500 this loan I did not apply for. The $2500 subsidized loan I did apply for was listed as being discharged in bankruptcy, also listed is a consolidation loan of $4942, this states it was used to consolidate the (2) $2500 loans, one of which was discharged in bankruptcy, the one that was listed as discharged also states that in 2005 that same loan was paid in full by the loan consolidation applied for in 1995. how can this happen and what can I do ??? HELP PLEASE
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Posted 25 November 2012 - 10:47 PM
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Posted 26 November 2012 - 02:40 PM
What would you like done about this matter?
Posted 29 November 2012 - 12:46 AM
What would you like done about this matter?
Posted 29 November 2012 - 10:36 AM
You need to take all your paperwork to be viewed by a local attorney. Generally, Stafford loans are NOT dischargeable in bankruptcy...
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 10:54 AM
I agree with the previous poster, you may wish to consult with a local Lawyer to advise you further on your claim.
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A friend shared with me some delicious Jamaican Rum Punch recipes and of course, when I see a drink containing any Malibu rum flavor it is a must to share it with my readers.
Here are two recipes for Jamaican Rum Punch, one is made from a little more ingredients and the second one would be a little easier to be made, so let's see those below. Serving is for 4 persons, we like having Malibu drinks in our friends' company.
It all starts with 1 cup of coconut rum, 4 cups Bacardi 151 rum, 2 cups dark rum (you choose the label), 10 cups each for orange and pineapple juice, 1 and ½ cup lime juice, 14 tablespoons grenadine syrup and lots of ice cubes.
Get a punch bowl, throw all the ingredients and mix its. You can use any type of glass for this punch, pour the mix over ice cubes. Some say it can be consumed like it is, others say it should be chilled for at least 1 hour in the fridge before serving, thought not using ice cubes. I usually drink it as it is, garnishing with some pineapple slices.
The second Jamaican Rum Punch recipe contains 4 cups water, 1 cup lime, 3 cups strawberry syrup and 2 cups white rum. Does not sound like the above one, and for sure does not taste as well. Follow the same pattern with mixing ingredients, pour over ice cubes, garnish with a lime slice and enjoy.
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Suddenly I feel thirst
Both the recipes seem to be easy and it seems that the end product of both recipes would be quite interesting.
Thanks for sharing the Jamaican Rum Punch recipes.
I like delicious Rum
Just a suggestion try the second one with Wray and Nephew overproofed
Jamacian Rum and you will think you are in Jamacia. Trust me.


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Re: My Frustrations
- From: "Adriel T. Desautels" <ad_lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2008 13:38:24 -0500
Yes you did miss the point, but thats alright many of your points are good. My goal isn't to do anything other than to address the problem in the best way possible. Some customers will always choose the "cheap" route and as such will get equal results. Some customers don't know that they are choosing the "cheap" route and are open to being educated.
On Dec 22, 2008, at 1:28 PM, Roman Medina-Heigl Hernandez wrote:
Honestly, fake "professionals" exist in all computer (and non- computer)
related fields... unfortunately you are not going to avoid them by writing
a paper:
- A customer being faked ("the innocent") will not probably be reading this
kind of security lists and won't be able to reach your paper
- Obviusly a fake "expert" is not going to show his/her customer your paper
neither (since it would turn against him/her)
- Even for the real professional, I'm not sure whether it would be a good
idea (commercially speaking) to give a paper signed by a third party
(potentially a competitor indeed) to an undecided customer... Your sales
people won't be very happy with you... Just in case you are thinking about
simply disclosing your arguments (or similar ones) to the customer, are you
sure a real expert won't be able to assess the customer in this matter
without reading your to-be-released paper?
No offense intended (perhaps I missed your point, feel free to correct me
if I'm wrong) but I think you are wasting a precious time (that it could be
of good use to trace EIP in Ollydbg's wild world...).
Adriel T. Desautels escribió:Guys,
I just wanted to say thank you very much for all of the good input.
My team and I are working to digest this and we're in the process of
building a strictly educational paper for distribution. This paper will
arm potential customers in such a way that they:
1-) Understand the importance of good security
2-) Understand the reality of compliance
3-) Know how to identify real vendors and avoid the fakes
4-) Know what to expect for reports and deliverables
5-) Know what questions to ask vendors, sort of an advanced
qualification process.
Once the paper is done (it will be a while) I'll send a link to the
list. If you could also post your responses to the blog that would be
very much appreciated. Thanks again!!!
On Dec 18, 2008, at 7:58 PM, tony_l_turner@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
The difference being when they screw up they might lose their license
and can't practice anymore. When we screw up we just have to find
clients who haven't heard of us. Not sure if that argument is
sufficient to justify licensing but figured I'd at least clarify the
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From: "Shenk, Jerry A" <jshenk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2008 19:31:43
To: pen-test list<pen-test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: My Frustrations
Is being licensed really all that different from certified? I don't
know too many teachers but I know a couple really lousy ones and every
couple days, I hear some horrible story about a teacher who had sex with
a student or.... There are bad examples in the medical profession too
and they're all licensed. And drivers...they all have licenses. My
town requires plumbers and electricians to be licensed and they also
require that one of those guys who is playing the system review my work
if I want to do something myself. I'll bet we can all come up with
electrical and plumbing stories.
No, I don't think licensure is the answer. I think personal
responsibility both from the practitioner and the one needing the
service (or the checkbox;) is what's really needed.
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From: listbounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:listbounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ]
On Behalf Of Sat Jagat Singh
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 6:54 PM
To: pen-test list
Subject: Re: My Frustrations
Having read your blog post, I would say that I share some of these
frustrations. But many organizations are really only trying to cover
their asses and put a check in the box to say that, yes we got an
assessment done to satisfy the letter of the regulations. These are
companies that are more concerned about the cost of the project than the
actual security. While such people tend to get what they deserve, it
does create a negative reputation for the profession as a whole.
Yes, I do think it is a "profession", but we have not "professionalized"
ourselves by requiring licensing. The industry reliance on
certification rather than licensing as a credential somewhat serves to
muddy the waters because the decision makers hiring security consultants
don't really know what a given certification covers. We could debate
the value of different certifications until the cows come home but I
don't want to insult anyone and we can probably agree that too many of
them do not guarantee that the holder has real qualifications and the
security unsavy will never really know how to evaluate that. More and
more I lean toward some form of professional licensure. One of the
states will have to move in this direction before a serious debate about
it will be opened. Until then, caveat emptor.
--- On Wed, 12/17/08, Adriel T. Desautels <ad_lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
From: Adriel T. Desautels <ad_lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>------------------------------------------------------------------------
Subject: My Frustrations
To: "pen-test list" <pen-test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, December 17, 2008, 11:19 AM
I recently wrote this blog entry and wanted to get some
comments from readers of this list. I'm frustrated with
the caliber of the people that are offering security
services and posing as experts, thats the subject of the
post. Please comment, insult, whatever... I'm
Adriel T. Desautels
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The lizard of Magnesia
This was probably a Laudakia stellio, a relatively large lizard that inhabits rock outcrops, ruins and even the walls of houses in western Turkey and elsewhere.
I saw this one on one of the surviving walls of Magnesia on the Meander last July in Turkey. They are quite skittish, as are most lizards, and quickly disappear inside a crevice as soon as they spot an approaching human.
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College Hockey:Army, Connecticut Can't Settle On Winner
STORRS, Conn. — Thanks to a late goal from Army's Joe Carpenter, Connecticut and Army played to a 2-2 tie in a MAAC game in front of 1,032 at the UConn Ice Arena on Friday night.
The two teams played scoreless through the first period, with Army taking the 15-8 advantage in shots on goal.
Army took the 1-0 lead on a goal by Chad Mayfield just over a minute into the second stanza. But Connecticut's Anders Johnson then tied the score at the 6:22 mark of the period. Johnson took a wrist shot from the high slot, beating Black Knight goalie John Yaros, who was screened by his own teammates.
After a mostly scoreless third period, Johnson fed a pass across the mouth of the goal for a waiting Ames at the far post, who in turn tipped it in to give UConn the 2-1 lead at the 13:53 mark.
Army evened the score with a 1:38 remaining in regulation on a power-play tally from Carpenter.
UConn's Jason Carey stopped 33 shots on goal, and Yaros recorded 27 saves in net for the Black Knights. Army went 1-8 on the power play, while UConn was 0-6.
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|The phone crackled one early morning in Jan Tober's life: "This is Benny Goodman," the voice said. "You come very highly recommended and I want to hire you, but I've never heard you sing. Can you hum something for me?"Ę
Such is the stuff that fairy tales are made of - at least for a girl jazz singer! But this call was simply one of many that had already marked an amazing career for Jan. While still a teenager she replaced Ann Richards as vocalist for the Stan Kenton Band*, and went on to be featured on the bandstand and on Stan's regular TV show from the Rendezvous Ball Room at Balboa Island. From there she went on the road for two years with the Les Elgart orchestra, then two tours with Si Zentner and the Four Freshmen. Along the way she also did shows with Rowan & Martin, Bob Hope and many more. Then Fred Astaire called her to represent his new label!Ę
(*Jan has a section in the latest Stan Kenton biography book, The Kenton Kronicles [http://www.stan-kenton.com] )
When she got tired of the road, Jan settled down in Del Mar, California and proceeded to do a local 90 minute daily TV show for over two years. It was at this time she was contacted by Goodman's agent - and turned him down! When Benny called personally, however, she accepted and was back on the road again. This time with the King of Swing. You would think that for the vocalist selected in 1980 to represent the United States in The French International Music Festival in Cannes France, Jan would have no time for anything but her music. In fact she is also an extraordinary design artist, with paintings, clothing and jewelry for sale in galleries and boutiques in several states... not to mention the Kryon seminars!Ę
Jan has been an active Metaphysician all of her life and using this, plus her profound experience in music, she now concentrates her efforts in the goal of changing lives through sound and color. Her "Sound/Color" workshops are a featured part of the Kryon seminars worldwide, as well as her guided meditations. She has also released several related musical and artistic products that are listed on this web site (see below). Besides traveling the world with the Kryon work, Jan has also presented three time at the United Nations in New York City.
Together, Jan and Lee Carroll have written the best-selling books The Indigo Children, and An Indigo Celebration. These books have been recognized as some of the leading metaphysical children's books in America.
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There are lots of things to see and do around Hanover in June as the borough celebrates the 250th anniversary of the founding of Hanover and the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Hanover.
This weekend alone there are three major events worth checking out.
This weekend, from Friday through Sunday, the Cordorus Blast Festival in the Park will be held at 1066 Blooming Grove Rd., Codorus State Park. This is the 12th anniversary of the bash and official expect it to be larger than last year's festival, which more than 78,000 people attended. All proceeds will be used for the Codorus Blast, as well as given back to the park. There will be live music, food, games, and other entertainment.
On Friday, the second annual Summer Solstice fundraising event at the Guthrie Memorial Library will be held at 7 p.m. until 11 p.m. on the rooftop of the library. The Swingin' Seven jazz band will provide music for dancing and hors d'oeuvres will be provided by the Warehouse Gourmet, along with their locally brewed beer. There will also be a cash bar, tables for lounging and spectacular views. The Summer Solstice Celebration is one of the library's two major annual fundraising events, which help to support programs and services like the Summer Reading Club, free computers and Wi-Fi, children's story times and the library's collection. During the evening there will be a silent and live auction. Tickets are $40 per person and are on sale now at the library's main desk and at Warehouse Gourmet. The library is located at 2 Library Place, Hanover, and can be reached by calling 717-632-5183.
Another event on Friday is the P. Buckley Moss Unveiling at 6 p.m. at the Warehime-Myers Mansion, 305 Baltimore Street. Moss has been called one of "America's most prized living artists" and she will sign copies of her work at the unveiling. On Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. she will be at Martin's Gallery on Baltimore Street for a signing. The gallery is the only one in the area to carry Moss's work and it will be selling a new, original painting Moss created specifically for the 250th anniversary of Hanover's founding. The painting, called "Sestercentennial, Hanover, PA" features three historic buildings from the city.
On June 27, a Civil War Panel Discussion will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the library with several local historians present. This will be a general discussion of the Civil War in the Hanover area, with an extended question and answer session. Later that evening a Summer Block Party will be held in Wirt Park at 7 p.m., featuring music, food, drinks and entertainment. This is the kick-off party to the main events happening over the weekend and throughout the week to celebrate the 150/250 anniversaries.
On June 28 at 6 p.m. the Hanover Country Club, 200 Water St, Abbottstown will host the Gala with The Pixies Three in concert. Tickets are $75 each. The next day there will be a parade in downtown Hanover at 10 a.m., followed by downtown entertainment from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. The Hanover Symphony Orchestra will provide music and members of Pixies Three will hold a meet-and-greet with fans. Downtown will be blocked off until 4 p.m. for these events.
Also in downtown that day the Art Gallery in Hanover will showcase Hanover themed art that has been submitted by community members, including paintings, photographs, drawings and sculptures. A reception will be held from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Later that evening it's back to Wirt Park for a Summer Concert, which will feature live performances by Winter House Band, Cledus Snow Mother Truckers, Pale Barn Ghosts, Violet Hour, Jason Weinberg and an acoustic set from Boxcar Social. Music starts at 7 p.m.
For more Hanover 150/250 events, visit hanover150250.com.
List compiled by Evening Sun reporter Angel Haney.


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Though the 1964 classic "Mary Poppins" may be one of Walt Disney's most beloved films of all time, it very nearly never happened. It took a mountain of patience and 20 years of cajoling from Disney himself to secure the film rights to his daughters' favorite book. The story of and behind the final battle between Disney and Poppins author P.L.Travers comes to life in the glorious old fashioned entertainment "Saving Mr. Banks."
This sumptuously photographed year end gem seamlessly alternates between the 1961 story of Disney and Travers and that of a young girl (a wonderfully sympathetic Annie Rose Buckley) and her alcoholic dreamer father (a top notch Colin Farrell) in early turn of the century Australia. While the Australian story is heartbreaking, the Tinseltown town tale is a heartwarming celebration of creative genius and compassionate human existence and their story arcs are beautifully paralleled and merged.
Emma Thompson gives the performance of her career as the haunted, uber stiff upper lip serious and intractable Travers, a role that seems as though it's been waiting for her to catch up with it. Tom Hanks superbly embodies Disney in the manner we know and love him for and Paul Giamatti is at his warm and nuanced best as Travers' chauffeur. The delightful Bradley Whitford, B.J. Novak and Jason Schwartzman as the frazzled screenwriter and the tunesmith Sherman Brothers gamely sing and dance before a woman dead set against musical numbers and nostalgically recall and reaffirm their magical power.
You'll laugh, you'll cry and you'll rejoice with this must-see film that would have no doubt left Disney and Travers themselves heartily satisfied.


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Come on, admit it: Ever since you saw Mission: Impossible, you've wished you could send messages that self-destruct. Then Snapchat came along, and suddenly the impossible seemed easy. Adding a twist to photo- and video-sharing, Snapchat allows users to snap a picture, send it to a friend, and choose how long it lasts, from 1 to 10 seconds after it has been viewed. Then, poof. It disappears. Or does it?
Snapchat's popularity suggests that people love the spontaneity of sending a snap without worrying too much about how it might affect their online reputation. But the app might have lured users into a false sense of security. According to a recent FTC complaint, simple workarounds allowed recipients to save pictures and videos sent via Snapchat and to take screenshots that would go undetected by Snapchat.
That isn't the only problem the FTC identified with Snapchat's claims.
The app's privacy policy stated that it didn't collect geolocation data about users, but it did. Additionally, if a user chose to "find friends" within the app, it collected that user's address book, without telling the user. The app also failed to verify users' mobile phone numbers, so some people had their phone number hijacked and linked to a Snapchat account without their knowledge.
What's the message here? Before you send any photo, message or video, consider how you would feel if it reached a broader audience than you intend — no matter what the social media service claims about its privacy controls. Here are some other tips:
- Manage your settings so that only friends can send photos to you.
- Make sure your online friends really are friends. They shouldn't try to capture or share a message that you meant to be private.
- If someone harasses you with unwanted photos, block them and report the abuse to the service or website.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- After addressing the media for all of 27 seconds and using only 15 words after losing 3-2 in Game 4 Saturday, Rangers coach John Tortorella was a bit more chatty Sunday at the team's suburban training facility.
Tortorella spoke to the media for more than five minutes and handled 11 questions.
He talked about trying to get pucks through to the net against the Capitals, who have blocked 105 shots through the first four games of the Eastern Conference Semifinal-round series. He discussed Chris Kreider's lack of ice time in the third period Saturday. He also gave a bit of feedback on the play of Artem Anisimov and Carl Hagelin.
Here is the full transcript of Tortorella's chat with the media Sunday:
There has been a lot of talk about them blocking shots. How do you get around that?
"There are all different types of situations that occur during a game. There's a lot of different things you can do, it depends on what is in front of you. We had the puck a lot (Saturday), but as far as getting good, quality scoring chances, I don't think we developed enough."


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Professional ministry is challenging on many levels; theologically, spiritually, culturally, and emotionally. The Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) process assists the adult learner to experience actual pastoral care encounters which provide opportunities for greater self-awareness, skill development, and potential transformation. St. Mary's CPE program offers ministry in acute care, long-term care, elder services, outpatient care, home health, and hospice care. With the guidance of an ACPE Supervisor, the Chaplain Intern develops learning goals unique to his or her personal and professional development. These goals are pursued in a variety of settings such as clinical encounters, individual supervision, group process, verbatim analysis, and didactic seminars. Worship experiences are sensitive to both ecumenical and interfaith students.
St. Mary CPE Program is the only CPE program in a tri-state area that resides in a faith based hospital. It consists of two partners: St. Mary Medical Center, Langhorne, PA, and Holy Redeemer, Meadowbrook, PA. The program is accredited by the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education within a Catholic institution which is part of Trinity Health. Progression in the St. Mary CPE Program can prepare students to seek board certification in The National Association of Catholic Chaplains (NACC) and the Association for Professional Chaplains (APC) or the National Association of Jewish Chaplains.
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Extended units-part-time (September – April)Offered in the fall semesters, these part-time day and evening programs can be taken as full (400 hour) or half (240 hour) units. These units are generally for Level I students and may be developed in subsequent units to meet Level II outcomes. These programs are designed for clergy, religious seminarians and qualified lay persons. They meet once a week for educational seminars and require an eight hour clinical day per week as well as seven weekend on-call hours.
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After two years of drought, life seems to be going swimmingly in 2014 in Utah's high desert. Time to roll out a couple more golf courses, right?
Well, don't start the earth movers just yet. A trio of area water experts says the area is still not out of the sagebrush, though two of the three acknowledge that there's some improvement from a year ago.
The good news is that some "SNOTEL" automated measurement stations in the High Uintas reported at least average snowfall last winter. Among them were the Trial Lake and Beaver Divide stations that contribute a significant amount of water to the Provo River. The Provo, in turn, is the major source of water for both Jordanelle and Deer Creek reservoirs.
Last winter, the snowpack at Trial Lake topped out at about 114 percent of normal, according to Daryl Devey, Bonneville area operation and maintenance manager for the Central Utah Water Conservancy District.
"When you narrow it down to Jordanelle, we pretty much fill on what happens at the Trial Lake/Beaver Divide SNOTEL stations, and those stations were much better than the rest of the area, and (provided) much better streamflows than the rest of the area because of the good snowpack we had at Trial Lake," Devey said.
During a six-week period starting May 1, levels at Jordanelle rose about a foot a day, easily eclipsing the high-water mark from 2013. However, that increase has slowed to a trickle in recent days.
"It may go up just a tiny bit more, but that will be it," Devey said Thursday. "We expect it to start coming down in the next two weeks."
Devey said the majority of the water in the Jordanelle goes to culinary water systems along the Wasatch Front and irrigation companies in the Heber Valley.
Less flush than the reservoirs on the Provo River are those in the Weber River drainage, which includes much of Summit County. In spite of encouraging numbers at Rockport Reservoir, storage in the Weber system as a whole is only slightly improved over last year, according to Mark Anderson, assistant general manager and chief engineer for the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District.
"This year we had about 11,500 more acre-feet than last year in our Weber system," Anderson said. "When I say Weber, that's Wanship (Rockport), Echo, and we also include Lost Creek, East Canyon and Smith & Morehouse in that mix. So all those reservoirs added together -- that's why I say we're slightly improved from last year."
As a point of reference, 11,500 acre-feet is less than 20 percent of the capacity of Rockport Reservoir alone. One acre-foot is about 326,000 gallons.
But the improvement over 2013 is enough that the district plans to operate in 2014 without "enforced restrictions of water allotments," he said
"In other words, last year we did reduce water companies by 20 percent. This year we will not do that. However, we intend to cease irrigation deliveries on Oct. 1, 2014. And we cannot overemphasize the importance of wise outdoor water use and voluntary reduction of use by our customers in order to protect this vital resource."
Three reservoirs on the Weber system, including Echo and Smith & Morehouse, filled this spring but "are starting to trend down now," Anderson said.
For the third year in a row, he said, runoff from the winter snowpack was below average.
"We had normal snowpacks in the upper elevations, but the intermediate snow was not there. It just didn't materialize," Anderson said.
The missing snowpack at those intermediate altitudes is a concern to a Brian McInerney, a National Weather Service hydrologist who lives in the Park City area. McInerney said that a series of storms during February paid off at higher elevations such as Trial Lake but did little to benefit elevations below 8,000 feet.
"If you look at the entire water year, we got 85 percent of the water we would have liked. But if you were below 8,000 feet during those really good February storms, it fell in the form of rain. And when that happens, you don't store it as snowpack in the mountains and then have it run off in the spring. It runs off right away. It goes into the upper levels of the soil, evaporates, the plants take it up if there's any still not dormant during that time, and it just goes away," McInerney said.
"And then what happened was, we started going warm and dry into March, April and May. And we really needed to continue wet, cold spring conditions to pump up the water supply. But when you look, (streams in) the Weber Basin, which Park City is part of, on average they only received 65 percent of the water they typically get."
For the most part, municipalities won't be affected by water shortages this summer, he projected. It's the farmers who have lesser water rights who will feel the pinch.
"Suffice it to say, people in Park City will do fine. But we just don't want to keep doing this. This is our third year in a row below average."
If the earth continues to warm, McInerney expects the mountains of northern Utah will see a shift away from what he calls a snow-driven hydrology.
"This year the percentage of that precipitation was greater than what we've seen in the past in the form of rain. And as a result we don't have it to run off in the spring. And that fraction of rain to snow, the rain element, is pumping up," he said.
"Some of the studies I've seen from NASA and NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) indicated that by 2070 or 2080 we'll be in a rain-driven hydrology, meaning we won't have snow. We'll be getting rain."


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Main Line HealthCare (MLHC) is pleased to welcome Graham V. Vigliotta, DO to MLHC in Audubon on July 15th, 2013. Dr. Vigliotta earned his medical degree from The Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, and completed his Internal Medicine residency at Mercy Suburban Hospital in East Norriton, PA. He is board eligible in Internal Medicine, and has a special interest in diabetes, obesity, and metabolic syndrome. Dr. Vigliotta is a member of the American Osteopathic Association, and the American Medical Association. is on staff at Main Line Health Hospitals: Paoli, Bryn Mawr, and Riddle Hospitals, and Lankenau Medical Center, and is available as a speaker for community events.
Dr. Vigliotta welcomes new patients age 12 and older, and has convenient office hours, including evenings. He accepts most insurances, including HMOs and PPOs. MLHC in Audubon is located just off Trooper Road in Suite 200, Seton Center, 950 Forge Avenue in Audubon, PA. For an appointment with Dr. Vigliotta, call 484.956.6000.
Founded in 1985, Main Line Health (MLH) is a not-for-profit health system serving portions of Philadelphia and its western suburbs. At its core are four of the region's respected acute care hospitals—Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Paoli Hospital and Riddle Hospital—as well as one of the nation's premier facilities for rehabilitative medicine, Bryn Mawr Rehabilitation Hospital; Mirmont Treatment Center for drug and alcohol recovery; and Main Line Health HomeCare & Hospice, a home health service. Main Line Health also consists of Main Line HealthCare, one of the region's largest multi-specialty physician networks, and the Lankenau Institute for Medical Research, a non-profit biomedical research organization located on the campus of Lankenau Medical Center. Main Line Health is also comprised of four outpatient health centers located in Broomall, Collegeville, Exton and Newtown Square.
Main Line Health hospitals, with more than 10,000 employees and 2,000 physicians, are the recipients of numerous awards for quality care and service, including System Magnet® designation, the nation's highest distinction for nursing excellence, and being named among the nation's best employers by Forbes magazine. Main Line Health is among the area's leaders in medicine, providing advanced patient-centered care, education and research to help our community stay healthy.
Main Line HealthCare, a multi-specialty physician network, is part of Main Line Health. Main Line Health, formed in January 1985, also includes four acute care hospitals—Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr, Paoli, and Riddle hospitals; Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital; Mirmont Treatment Center; Main Line Clinical Laboratories; and Mid-County Senior Services. Main Line HealthCare physicians are committed to providing personalized and compassionate healthcare and improving the quality of life in the communities they serve.
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Los Genuinos, Inc., a Bayamon, Puerto Rico, food manufacturer, has agreed under terms of a court order not to process or distribute food after FDA investigators found that the owner, Nicolas Rivera Berrios (and his company) "failed to "take effective measures to protect food against contamination from pests, adequately clean and sanitize equipment and utensils and properly store cleaning compounds away from food and manufacturing areas. In addition Los Genuinos did not accurately declare ingredients on product labels," as required under Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) regulations.
Los Genuinos manufactures a variety of non-filled sweet bakery products and distributes these products locally to supermarkets, small grocery stores, general stores, pharmacies, bakeries and cafeterias.
"The company's failure to correct these problems puts the health of consumers at risk, which is unacceptable," said Melinda K. Plaisier, associate commissioner for regulatory affairs, FDA. "The FDA will continue to take enforcement action against firms that violate our manufacturing requirements."
She also added that federal agents had conducted several inspections of the facilities during the fast few years and even sent a warning letter to Berriors in June 2011 after finding that bakery items had "been prepared, packed or held under unsanitary conditions and labels failed to declare a food allergen and unsafe color additive."
Los Genuinos has now been ordered to hire an independent sanitation expert to help it come up with (and implement) a written sanitation control program, review all product labeling to ensure it complies with the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and conduct an independent audit of the company's operations and labeling before it will be allowed to go back into business.


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by Scott Kubie in Marketing, 20 September 2010
Ever get stuck working on a blog post?
"You're not stuck. You're lost."
That's the abridged version of the advice I generally give people that are stuck on their projects, and, in particular, their writing. In this post, I'm going to give you the unabridged blue version of how to write a fucking blog post.
Last week I, Amanda and Neil all got blog posts up. Dan and Igor did not. One of these weeks we're going to go five for five. Last week was not that week.
As our CEO and COO struggled with their post drafts, I threw the following together in a moment of inspired—if not frustrated—levity to serve as a guide to getting through a motherfucking blog post. Much gratitude to Zach of the excellent WhatTheFuckShouldIMakeForDinner. While the WTFSIMFD site is randomized, my guide is a bit more chronological in nature.
I wrote it in Word and have posted it on SlideShare for your downloading pleasure. It's two columns with room on the right to sketch notes. You can download it or just use the controls in the embed window to zoom in, scroll and read.
Useful? Not useful? Most hilarious and also best thing you've ever read on the Internet, ever?
I would LOVE if other people left their fucking (sorry, hard to stop) advice on how to write a fucking blog post. I'll take the best ones and put them into the final version—with credit, of course!—and work with Amanda to get it out there in a fun and digestable design.Tweet
Great post. Just wondering, though, do you recommend using the f-word any chance you get? (This is a serious question, not a critique.)
LBF – I recommend being true to oneself. I cuss like a sailor. Always have, always will. If you don't, don't. If you do, do.
I feel very strongly that self-censorship and faux-professionalism drags down the quality of self-published works the world 'round. People are too strongly focused on maintaining an image or projecting some air of expertise as opposed to putting good ideas out there and engaging in honest conversations.
The blue language in this post is a stylistic choice — nobody would be inclined to share another boring-ass post about how to put a blog together. I'm sure somebody else with a different voice and a different perspective could take the same guts in my guide and put a very different and very wonderful guide together, but it wouldn't be mine.
The WSJ has positive things to say about cursing in a professional setting:
I couldn't agree more. Having come from a high-stress environment, the longer your ideas go relatively unnoticed, the more angry you become until eventually you drop an eff-bomb out of nowhere. Suddenly you've got your VP's attention, and he likes what he's hearing.
A former professor of mine once described what he called, "fuck in the service of anti-fuck." The man was notorious for dropping the eff-bomb in class, which was a problem for the university since he taught religion classes, offending many of his pious pupils. One day in class he polled a room of college juniors & seniors.
"How many of you have seen American Idol?"
Hands flew up all over the room. He looked like he was gonna be sick.
"Ok, now how many of you brainiacs have seen House?"
Five or six hands went up. He called on one of them.
"Tell me, why did you start watching House?"
The kid, embarrassed, responded, "I was watching American Idol one night, and it was on right after, so I just kept watching."
Bingo. His point was that American Idol is "fuck". It's flash & glitz & glimmer with absolutely no content. It's mind mush. But House, to him, is "anti-fuck". It's about a critical thinker who understands the finite universe we live in, and uses those rules to actually do some good. Plus he thought Cuddy was hot, but he assured us that was completely beside the point. The point was that the world could use a few more critical thinkers and a few less screaming teenagers. The world could also use a few more college students taking religion courses (critical thinking) instead of accounting (monkey see, monkey do), and if all it took to get college kids to sign up for religion classes was using the word "fuck" no less than 20 times in a 30 minute class, then he was happy to do it.
Don't know if that's your same school of thought, or not, Scott, but thought it was relevant (and windy … I'm obviously an accountant).
Your site contains much other information that gives more knowledge and many more ideas about the topics you have given in your site.
What I'd add to this (minus F-word) would be "Know your audience." Who are you writing for? What do you want that audience to do with that information once you lay the knowledge on them? Define who you are writing for and deliver the post in a language that they can understand.
3:15 in the fugging morning, while laying in bed, I was thinking about a response to this fugging post, which I hadn't even read. (Discussed at the Central Iowa Bloggers session in the context of "What if a prospective customer, the VP of Corporate Communications at Big Insurance Company, read it?")
First, this post should be included in the junior high school English composition curriculum. (No? Another reason why I'm not a fugging schoolteacher.)
Second, thank you for "…punch yourself in the nuts (or lady bits)." Good for a chuckle at 4 in the fugging morning.
Third, how about adding something about letting the material rest, for example, "When you think you're done, put the shit on a shelf. Fuhgeddaboudit. Go back to it the next day. You'll be fucking smarter. Is it still wonderful shit?"
And, finally, if the VP at Big Insurance Co. doesn't get a few laughs and useful ideas from the post, would you want to do business with him?
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Jason's coming back! But only for a month. We'd like to make it longer than that, so we're donating a portion of tonight's earnings (door and bar) to help defray the costs associated with getting him here for good. The following artists will be lending their talents:
- The Austin Chronicle says of Cartright: "This Austin based band is formed of the Cornetti Brothers 3: Nick on drums, Joe on keys/harmonica, Lou on bass, and Ben Russell on guitar/vocals (who is also the mind behind the band's artwork). All are grizzly and all are talented individuals that bring something different to Cartright to make it like no other rock-folk group you've heard. They formed over five years ago in north Texas. Their newest release is the Jass Song EP that includes Jass Song and Curtains available on a limited edition color 7″ vinyl. Their new material let their listeners know that they are sticking to their unique style and sound without having every song sound the same." Listen here.
- From the bio of Mexico's The Oats: "Having bonded in high school around their love of The Pixies and The Beatles, the four muchachos from Mexico City started writing and playing together for fun. In 2010, just three months after the bassist picked up his instrument for the first time, the band recorded and released their first EP Smokin' Smokings." Listen here.
- Little Worlds' bio: "Little Worlds is dedicated to innovative reinterpretations of the Mikrokosmos collection. Written by 20th century Hungarian composer Bela Bartok, Mikrokosmos, or Little Worlds, was originally intended as a progressive study of piano technique. Since their completion in 1939, the study and performance of these 153 etudes has become standard in the classical music community. Offering insight into Bartok's innovative use of rhythm, harmony and musicality, the pieces are often cited as the master composer's most important musical testament. These brief melodies are inflected with new meaning by guitarist, Ryan Mackstaller, trombonist Rick Parker and drummer Tim Kuhl. The trio draws from their dynamic musical experiences in the rock, jazz, avant garde and improvised music scenes of Brooklyn, NY in their dynamic performance of these classical etudes." Listen here.
- Tonight's host Patrick Salt Ryan is a troubled troubadour, howling boozed-up ballads all alone from a big stage. These are slow but catchy melodies carrying words so depressed you can't tell if he's joking or not. It's like if Evan Dando was a drunk, not a junky, and wrote all his songs on the fourth morning of a week-long coke bender. Patrick will be playing songs before each band as introduction Listen here.


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Winter 2014/Menlo Park
ST502: SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY 2: CHRISTOLOGY AND SOTERIOLOGY. Marèque Ireland.
DESCRIPTION: This course provides a theological understanding of fundamental Christian beliefs concerning the person and work of Christ and of the Holy Spirit. The course will explore topics such as salvation, atonement, election and healing and the interrelated nature of these and other doctrines associated with Christology and Pneumatology. We will examine their historical and biblical foundations and how they developed within the greater Christian tradition, and then situate these doctrines in contemporary discussions, including present day intercultural and ecumenical perspectives.
SIGNIFICANCE FOR LIFE AND MINISTRY: A solid theological foundation that includes an understanding of the biblical, historical and contemporary contexts for Christian doctrines is essential for personal spiritual development and for the life of the Church.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: By the end of this course, students will have developed (1) a basic understanding of issues in their historical and contemporary expressions; (2) an ability to reflect theologically and critically upon the course topics; (3) skills towards developing one's own theology in critical dialogue with various views; (4) an acquaintance with a range of cultural and contextual matters that shape our understanding of theological issues; (5) an appreciation of ecumenical and cultural diversity.
COURSE FORMAT: This course meets as a five-weekend Saturday intensive, for a total of 30 classroom hours. The course will include lectures and discussion.
REQUIRED READING: 1,200 pages required.
Bloesch, Donald G. Jesus Christ: Savior & Lord. InterVarsity Press, 2005. ISBN: 978-0830827541, Pub. Price $20.00 [180 pp. assigned].
Grenz, Stanley J. Theology for the Community of God. Eerdmans, 2000. ISBN: 978-0802847553, Pub. Price $42.00 [200 pp. assigned].
Kärkkäinen, Veli-Matti. Christology: A Global Introduction. Baker Academic, 2003. ISBN: 978-0801026218, Pub. Price $28.00 [304 pp.].
Kärkkäinen, Veli-Matti. Pnemuatology: The Holy Spirit in Ecumenical, International, and Contextual Perspective. Baker Academic, 2002. ISBN: 978-0801024481, Pub. Price $26.00 [150 pp. assigned].
Selected Articles to be announced (all accessible through Fuller's Online Database).
Select ONE text on a special topic (or a text of your choice to be approved by professor):
Beilby, James K. and Paul R. Eddy, eds. The Nature of the Atonement: Four Views. InterVarsity Press, 2006. ISBN: 978-0830825707, Pub. Price: $20.00 [208 pp.].
Blue, Ken. Authority to Heal. InterVarsity Press, 1987. ISBN: 978-0830817009, Pub. Price: $15.00 [168 pp.].
Boersma, Hans. Violence, Hospitality and the Cross. Baker Academic, 2006. ISBN: 978-0801031335, Pub. Price $28.00 [288 pp.].
Ford, David F. Self and Salvation: Being Transformed. Cambridge University Press, 1999. ISBN: 978-0521426169, Pub. Price $40.00 [316 pp.].
Green, Joel. B. and Mark D. Baker. Recovering the Scandal of the Cross. InterVarsity Press, 2011. ISBN: 978-0830839315, Pub. Price $22.00 [287 pp.].
Kärkkäinen, Veli-Matti. One with God: Salvation as Deification and Justification. Liturgical Press, 2004. ISBN: 978-0814629710, Pub. Price $16.95 [152 pp.].
Macchia, Frank D. Baptized in the Spirit: A Global Pentecostal Theology. Zondervan, 2006. ISBN: 978-0310252368, Pub. Price $24.99 [304 pp.].
Pinnock, Clark H. Flame of Love: A Theology of the Holy Spirit. InterVarsity Press, 1999. ISBN: 978-0830815906, Pub. Price $24.00 [288 pp.].
Shults, F.LeRon and Steven J. Sandage The Faces of Forgiveness. Baker Academic, 2003. ISBN: 978-0801026249, Pub. Price $26.00 [272 pp.].
Tanner, Kathryn. Christ the Key. Cambridge University Press, 2010. ISBN: 978-0521732772. Pub. Price $31.99 [322 pp.].
Wright, N.T. The Challenge of Jesus. Intervarsity Press, 1999. ISBN: 978-0830822003, Pub. Price $18.00 [202 pp.].
Yong, Amos. Spirit of Love: A Trinitarian Theology of Grace. Baylor University Press, 2012. ISBN: 978-1602583269, Pub. Price $29.95 [246 pp.].
Select ONE text on an intercultural or interreligious topic (or a text of your choice to be approved by professor):
Boff, Leonardo. Jesus Christ Liberator. Orbis Books, 1978. ISBN: 978-0883442364, Pub. Price $35.00 [335 pp.].
Chung, Sung Wook, ed. Christ the One and Only: A Global Affirmation of the Uniqueness of Jesus Christ. Baker Academic, 2005. ISBN: 978-0801028540, Pub. Price $28.00 [272 pp.].
Comblin, Josè. The Holy Spirit and Liberation. Wipf & Stock, 2004. ISBN: 978-1592445622, Pub. Price $26.00 [232 pp.].
Cone, James H. A Black Theology of Liberation. Orbis, 2010. ISBN: 978-1570758959, Pub. Price $20.00 [200 pp.].
Imbach, Joseph. Three Faces of Jesus: How Jews, Christians and Muslims See Him. 2nd ed. Templegate, 1993. ISBN: 978-0872431942, Pub. Price: $12.95 [151 pp.].
Küster, Volker. The Many Faces of Jesus: An Intercultural Christology. Orbis, 2001. ISBN: 978-1570753541, Pub. Price $29.00 [250 pp.].
Parsons, Susan Frank, ed. The Cambridge Companion to Feminist Theology. Cambridge University Press, 2002. ISBN: 978-0521663809, Pub. Price $34.99 [288 pp.].
Ramachandra, Vinoth. The Recovery of Mission: Beyond the Pluralist Paradigm. Wipf & Stock, 2002. ISBN: 978-1592440641, Pub. Price $31.00 [308 pp.].
Sanders, John. No Other Name? An Investigation into the Destiny of the Unevangelized. Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2001. ISBN: 978-1579108342, Pub. Price $34.00 [334 pp.].
Sobrino, Jon. Christology at the Crossroads: A Latin American Approach. Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2002. ISBN: 978-1592440955, Pub. Price $48.00 [458 pp.].
Tiessen, Terrance L. Who Can Be Saved? Reassessing Salvation in Christ and World Religions. InterVarsity Press, 2004. ISBN: 978-0830827473, Pub. Price $28.00 [511 pp.].
RECOMMENDED READING: Further readings on specific topics are provided in course syllabus.
PREREQUISITES: None. However, at least one course in biblical studies and in historical theology/ church history, as well as philosophical theology, are highly recommended.
RELATIONSHIP TO CURRICULUM:Meets MDiv core requirement in Systematic Theology "b" (STB).
FINAL EXAMINATION: None.
NOTE: This ECD is a reliable guide to the course design but is subject to modification. Textbook prices are set by publishers and are subject to change.


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Bermagui and Wallaga Lake, a fishermen's paradise in the sun and so much more, is situated at the northern entrance to the spectacular Sapphire Coast. Surrounded by magnificent surf beaches, estuaries, wetlands and coastal lagoons. A mere 9km diversion will lead you to this tranquil haven.
Wallaga Lake offers both tribal significance for the Yuin Aboriginals as well as being the largest lake in southern NSW. Black swans in all their presence gather their young - more than 200 species have been identified in the National Park fronting the western side of the lake and the foothills of Mount Dromedary and beyond.
The fishing is fabulous and the serenity of these surroundings offers a perfect place for a sail or swim with accommodation surrounding the waters edge. Bushwalking is endless as is the array of rainforest trees and plants awaiting to be discovered.


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7-Eleven Job Application Guide
Hiring News | How to Apply | The Application Process | How to Get Application Updates[search-form] [company-news company="7-Eleven"] [employer-facts employer="7-Eleven"]
How to Apply For a Job at 7-Eleven
You can use StartWire to apply for select jobs at 7-Eleven. When you apply for a job through StartWire, we'll provide you with a set of tools that you can use to keep your job search organized. Maintaining a record of where and when you applied is one of the best things you can do to ensure your job search success. Apply now
Apply online
You can apply for all 7-Eleven jobs through their hiring website. If you choose to apply in this way, make sure that you come back and tell us about your application so we can help you keep track of where and when you applied.
The 7-Eleven Application Process
The 7-Eleven application is one of the most user-friendly applications you will ever see. If you take the time to prepare all of the information you will need beforehand, you should be able to complete the application in 10-20 minutes.
Before you can apply for a job at 7-Eleven, you will need to create an account on their hiring site. Creating an account is simple, and should take you a minute or less. You will only need to provide a user ID, a password, and an answer to a security question of your choosing.
With your account created, it's time to start the application itself. During the application, you will need to provide your name, address, email address, phone number, scheduling requirements, pay preferences, work experience, education, and references. We highly recommend that you take the time to prepare this information beforehand. Not only will being prepared help you get through the application more quickly, but it will also ensure that you don't get stuck on a question for an extended period of time (which may cause your application to time out).
Background check
During the 7-Eleven application process, you will need to consent to a pre-employment background check. Any employment offer that you receive is contingent upon passing this check.
How to Get Updates on Your 7-Eleven Application
7-Eleven does not provide automatic application updates. If you have applied for a position and would like to know if you are still being considered for the job, you will need to contact the hiring manager at the store where you have applied to work.
Who is 7-Eleven Hiring?
7-Eleven is an equal opportunity employer.
Jobs available at 7-Eleven
In 7-Eleven stores, they are hiring sales associates, assistant managers, and store managers. There are also many opportunities in their corporate headquarters, as well as in the field. If you want to work at 7-Eleven, you should check back regularly to learn about new positions as they're announced. Search jobs
Types of people 7-Eleven wants to hire
7-Eleven is always looking for friendly, honest, and hardworking people to join their team. All 7-Eleven store employees directly interact with customers on a regular basis, so good interpersonal and customer service skills are very important. If you have any experience in those areas, you should do your best to emphasize them on your application and during the job interview.
Additionally, you will give yourself the best chance of employment if you have a very flexible schedule. 7-Eleven is open every hour of every day, so the willingness to work nights, weekends, and holidays is very important. Getting a job working an irregular shift (such as late nights or early mornings) is often much easier than getting a daytime shift. If you have some flexibility in the hours that you work, make sure that you show that flexibility while selecting your available hours on the application.
Age requirements
You must be at least 18 years old to work at 7-Eleven.
Business Summary
Joseph DePinto is the President and CEO of 7-Eleven. Stanley Reynolds is the CFO and EVP.
7-Eleven is a subsidiary of Seven & I Holdings Co, a Japanese retail group. Seven & I Holdings Co is a publicly traded company (TYO: 3382). In 2012 they reported approximately $49 billion in revenue.
The first 7-Eleven was opened in 1927, when John Jefferson Green opened a store that sold milk and eggs. It was there that he and a manager realized that selling items like bread and milk could be a very profitable idea, as customers didn't have to travel all the way to a grocery store to make their purchases.
In 1946, they changed the name of the store to 7-Eleven, to reflect the hours of operation (7am – 11pm).Today, we're used to the convenience of stores being open during those hours, but at the time, it was an unprecedented move.
By 1952, there were more than 100 7-Eleven stores. The company continued to expand, but ran into financial trouble during the 80s. The company has since changed hands multiple times, most recently being purchased by Seven & I Holdings Co. in 1991.


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Thomas Arthur Keating
Position: DT
Height: 6-2 Weight: 247 lbs.
Born: September 2, 1942 in Chicago, IL
Died: August 31, 2012 in Denver, CO
High School: St. Mel's
College: Michigan (school history)
Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 5th round (34th overall) of the 1964 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 4th round (53rd overall) of the 1964 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 50 (1463rd overall since 1950)
2-time Pro Bowler & 1-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
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This is popping as a meme (thanks, Facebook), so I'll moo with the herd and add it here. It's funny, but driving drunk is absolutely NOT FUNNY. Before you begin drinking, have an exit strategy: who is your driver? Are you taking a cab or public transportation? (new Expo Line in LA!) Can you crash at the host's place if at a party? If you drink too much, what are you going to do? Figure it out before you've had one.
Even if you are under .08 Blood Alcohol Limit of California, your reaction time is still slowed. I know, I've been a guinea pig for DMV BAC testing.
Just like playing with fire, drink firewater responsibly.
From the National Directory of Designated Driver Services:
- BeMyDD
- Hollywood Designated Driver
- I Drive Your Ride (Orange County)
- J&R Driving Service
- Safe Ride Solutions
- Santa Clarita Valley Safe Rides
It's better to see you at the bar than behind bars. Drink smartly.


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The summer of 2014 just got set ablaze. Busta Rhymes and Eminem have collaborated on a new track called "Calm Down", off of Rhymes' upcoming album E.L.E.2 (Extinction Level Event 2). A sequel to his 1998 album E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event): The Final World Front.
"Calm Down" is a near six minute epic lyrical demonstration of what happens when two rap legends decide to challenge one another to a game of lyrical chess. Fortunately for fans of real lyrical music, both artists, and fans, come out as winners. The lyrics are spit at a rapid fire pace, as would be expected from Busta and 2010-era Eminem. The beat was produced by Scoop Deville and begins with the horns made famous by the 1992 House of Pain classic "Jump Around". The beat is a simple kick heavy, horn infused beat that is the perfect template for the two rap powerhouses to showcase their respective lyrical prowess.
What makes this track so engaging is the fact that both emcees seem to be thoroughly enjoying themselves. "Fun" is a word that not many emcees seem to be having in today's game. Each emcee brings his "A" game, which makes it difficult to pick a clear cut "winner", but that is what makes this track so much fun. Music fans get to argue back and forth about who's lyrics are more intelligent, more clever and who has the best flow. This isn't a track where one could say, "oh so and so stole the show." That is one of the true hallmarks of a great rap collaboration.
There is no need to point out a standout lyric of any sort because it really is a matter of taste. There are so many clever bars, that one could dissect this track for days and find something different that they may have missed earlier. This isn't a track that is going to be a huge mainstream summer hit because it will only truly interest fans of real lyricism, as opposed to casual Hip-Hop fans. It will however, be a song that pops up on practically every Best Music of 2014 list, as it should.
Check out Busta Rhymes collaboration with Eminem on "Calm Down" here.


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Rainbird International Hotel
- Location:
- Address: No.249 Shuhan Road, Jinniu District, Chengdu
- Tel: 028-87529888 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 成都润邦国际酒店
- Lowest Price: On Request
Opened in 2008, the Rainbird International Hotel is a hotel with the theme of Jinsha Ancient culture. It is about km to Chengdu North Railway Station, 8km to the city center and 19km to the Airport.
The Rainbird International Hotel includes 185 guest rooms. Each room features international direct dialing and domestic direct dialing along with free broadband Internet access. Bathrobe and mini-bar are also available.
As for dining, there is a Chinese restaurant and a cafe in the hotel as well as room service. Other facilities in the hotel include meeting room, business center, meeting room, wireless Internet and parking lot, among others.
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
Hotel Amenities
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|Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Color Television, Coffee/tea maker, Telephone, Hair dryer, In-room safe, Electronic Lock, Refrigerator, Mini Bar, Bath and Shower, Non-smoking rooms available, Free for Internet
Hotel Amenities: Elevator, Parking, Air-Conditioned Facilities, Beauty Salon, Sauna, Business Center, Meeting Room, Ballroom, Deposit Box at Front Desk, Fire Detector, Wifi
Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant, Cafe
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- Please drive me to Rainbird International Hotel, thank you!
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- 地址: 成都 金牛区 蜀汉路249号
- Tel: 028-87529888
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