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Kyle Dake, Jesse Jantzen, David Pottruck and Matt Valenti have been selected to be inducted into the EIWA Hall of Fame, the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Hall of Fame Committee announced Monday.
The Class of 2014 will be welcomed into the Hall prior to the 2014 EIWA Championship finals at the Palestra at the University of Pennsylvania on Sunday, March 9.
Two of the honorees are Penn graduates, with Cornell University and Harvard each claiming one new member.
Dake, a 2013 graduate of Cornell, completed his college career as only the third four-time NCAA Division I wrestling champion, and the first to achieve this honor in four different weight classes, and without taking advantage of a redshirt. A product of Lansing, N.Y., Dake was a three-time EIWA champ who compiled an overall record of 137-4. In addition to four titles, Dake was named Outstanding Wrestler of the 2013 NCAAs, earned InterMat Wrestler of the Year and WIN (Wrestling Insider Newsmagazine) Hodge Award as best college wrestler for 2013, and was named Sports Illustrated's Best Male College Athlete for the year.
Jantzen, who graduated from Harvard in 2004, was a three-time All-American, winning the 149-pound title at the 2004 NCAAs… becoming the school's second-ever national champ, and the first in 66 years. That year, he earned Outstanding Wrestler honors at the NCAAs. A three-time EIWA champ, Jantzen compiled a 114-6 college record. Jantzen also found considerable success in international freestyle competition, and, in 2005, was a participant in Real Pro Wrestling, a form amateur-style wrestling in which participants competed for money, much like new ventures such as Agon, Tour ACW, and Victory Wrestling Challenge. In addition, Jantzen helped actor Mark Ruffalo prepare for his role as late Olympic gold medalist Dave Schultz in the upcoming Foxcatcher movie.
Pottruck was captain of the football and wrestling teams at Penn. As a Quaker, he was a runner-up at 190 pounds at the 1969 EIWA championships. Pottruck graduated with honors from The Wharton School, earning a BS in 1970 and a Wharton MBA in 1971, then launched a successful business career, serving on numerous corporate boards. He is also a generous supporter of Penn wrestling.
A 2007 Penn graduate, Valenti was only the second two-time NCAA champion in school history (joining Dick DiBattista), winning back-to-back national titles in 2006 and 2007. A three-time NCAA All-American, Valenti was also a three-time EIWA champ. In addition having earned medals in freestyle competition, Valenti has turned his talents to coaching, first as an assistant at Columbia University, then joining the staff at his alma mater in 2009.
"The Committee is particularly proud of this outstanding class of new EIWA Hall of Fame members," said EIWA Hall of Fame Committee Chairman Jamie Moffatt (who also co-authored the 2013 book "Saving Wrestling" about the IOC decision to eliminate, then reinstate Olympic wrestling). "Four-time NCAA champion Kyle Dake is recognized as the best wrestler in the 100+ year history of Cornell University's wrestling program; the same holds true of Jesse Jantzen's record at Harvard University and Matt Valenti's accomplishments at the University of Pennsylvania. David Pottruck is well-known and admired for his most generous support of athletics, particularly wrestling, at Penn, this year's EIWA tournament host school. We are very honored to include these men into our Hall of Fame."
Want to know more? For more detailed write-ups of each Class of 2014 honoree, check out the EIWA's Hall of Fame announcement.
About the photo: Three of the EIWA Hall of Fame Class of 2014 inductees (from left): Kyle Dake, Jesse Jantzen, and Matt Valenti.
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Arts, Humanities and Medical Collections
Early printed books collection, British and European
A 16th century illustrated work from Venice
Cesare Vecellio, Habiti Antichi et Moderni. [1598]
History of medicine collections, 16th-20th century
18th century derivation from earlier medical sources by Cowper
William Cowper, The Anatomy of Humane Bodies. 1737.
Historical newspapers and journalism archives
The Great International Exhibition, Crystal Palace
Illustrated London News. 1862
Children's literature collections, 18th - 20th century
Victorian perspectives on a rural idyll
Kate Greenaway, Marigold Garden. [1885]
Archive collections of personal papers
Edward Thomas dies in World War One, at Arras in 1917
Edward Thomas (1878-1917), poet and essayist.
Welsh Collections
Early printed book collections, Welsh authors
First depiction in print of the 'equals' = sign
Robert Record, The Whetstone of Witte. 1557
Early atlases collections, Salisbury Library
A 17th century view of 'Cardife', Wales
J. Speed, Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World. 1662
18th - 20th century journal collections
An early Welsh literary and historical journal
Cambrian Register. 1795
Collections of prints, engravings and architectural illustrations
Coloured print from the age of steam
Menai Bridge, North Wales. 1847
Music and literature collections, Welsh, British, European
12th century origins, but the modern Eisteddfod dates from the 19th century
Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Frenhinol Cymru. 1940


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Last time we checked in on the Kenosha, Wisconsin based band Jungle Rot, they were annihilating the country with their new album (at the time), "Kill On Command", and stealing some thunder from Deicide on tour. But the band wasted no time after that tour to start work on what would become their eighth album.
Over the past year, the boys have been busy. On top of re-mastering and re-releasing their 1996 debut, "Skin The Living", the band was back in the studio and developing their blazing next set of tunes. The fruits of their death metal fury was unleashed on the world as "Terror Regime" was released back on March 19th. For fans of the band, it's gonna be like old times as Dave Matrise and company pummel fans' senses on tracks like "Scorn" and "Carpet Bombing". There's plenty of war imagery here for longtime fans of the band, who know that the band gets shares their name with a foot disease coined during the Vietnam War.
Jungle Rot are a touring machine, doing tours with Six Feet Under, Vader and just about any death metal band you can think of throughout their time period. 2013 is no different for the band, with the band celebrating the new release as support for one of the most successful death metal bands around: Suffocation. This all around killer bill will be running through towns through the end of April, and Jungle Rot brings their rage to Detroit when they open for Suffocation at St. Andrew's Hall on Sunday, April 7th.
So, if you haven't checked out Jungle Rot yet- please get yourself to a computer before the show and buckle in for what is sure to be an intense ride.
Jungle Rot opens for Suffocation at St. Andrew's Hall on Sunday, April 7th. Tickets are $20 and are available at livenation.com. Additional tour dates and band info can be found at www.facebook.com/igotjunglerot.


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Iraq War Logs In Numbers (2004-2009)
From Wikileaks.org web site:
"At 5pm EST Friday 22nd October 2010 WikiLeaks released the largest classified military leak in history. The 391,832 reports ('The Iraq War Logs'), document the war and occupation in Iraq, from 1st January 2004 to 31st December 2009 (except for the months of May 2004 and March 2009) as told by soldiers in the United States Army. Each is a 'SIGACT' or Significant Action in the war. They detail events as seen and heard by the US military troops on the ground in Iraq and are the first real glimpse into the secret history of the war that the United States government has been privy to throughout."
In this post I present this endless insane war in numbers (again). All numbers were taken from "Iraq War Logs" and manipulated using a MySQL database. It must be noted that "Iraq War Logs" was the largest classified military leak in history.


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Found this little quiz originally published by the Associated Press. Since so many in our forums are obsessed with generational definitions, this should be fodder for some nostalgia discussions. We invite you to add your own differentiators.
Are you a baby boomer? A Gen Xer? A slacker? Part of the entitlement generation? Some clues to figuring out where you fit in.
You're a baby boomer if ...
You were born between 1946 and 1964.
The Mickey Mouse Club once seemed like something that would be cool to join.
You had friends who swore they were at Woodstock, even if they weren't.
You adored, or hated, Elvis way before he got pudgy and wore sequins.
You first noticed Jack Nicholson as a drunken Southern lawyer in 'Easy Rider.'
You remember the jolt, as a child or teen, of learning about a leader's assassination.
Cigarette ads on TV once seemed normal, except maybe "I'd rather fight than switch."
The first time you heard about Vietnam, you weren't sure what or where it was.
You were good at hula hoops, but nowhere near as good as that other kid.
You used correctotype, or something similar, to fix typos on your term papers.
You knew someone at school eerily like 'Leave It To Beaver' wise guy Eddie Haskell.
You're a Gen Xer if ...
You were born between 1965 and roughly 1977.
You or your peers were ever called 'slackers.'
You were coming of age when the Challenger space shuttle exploded.
One of your first favorite movies was 'Star Wars' or 'E.T.'
You wore parachute pants.
Grunge was more than dirt to you.
George H.W. Bush or Bill Clinton was the first president you voted for or against (if you voted).
Kurt Cobain's suicide was a defining event for you or your friends.
You've used floppy computer discs but consider them 'old school.'
You cut your musical teeth on Madonna, Duran Duran and The Cure.
You're a Gen Yer if ...
You're a young adult born roughly 1978 or after.
Remote-control TVs, microwaves and telephones with keypads are a given to you.
You vividly remember the World Trade Center attacks, but barely recall the fall of the Berlin Wall.
You consider '80s music to be oldies.
Your Starbucks habit started before you got out of school.
You think it's silly to buy music on CDs.
You have a cell phone but no land line.
Your school loans and credit card debt total far more than your first year's salary.
People have called you and your peers spoiled or 'entitled.'
You are logged onto your computer 24 hours a day and think nothing of it.
You chuckle when you see a 'Vote for Pedro' T-shirt.
Where's the quiz?
OK--So it's not a quiz exactly. Although an actual quiz could be sort of fun on a rainy day when there's absolutely nothing else to do.
I like chicken.
This thread is right on!.Get it "Right On!".LOL.
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LOL. I feel stupid that I got annoyed but the bit about generation Y kind of offended me. I know this must be a joke but it kind of proves how out of touch baby boomers are with things about other generations. Then again, I'm pretty out of touch with reality as well. Most babyboomers I met were totally ignorant about the current econimic situation. They think it's extremely easy to get a job for 20 year olds and the only reason they can't is because they're lazy. You wouldnt believe the ridicules requirements employers want to hire a dishwasher or burger flipper. Maybe in the 60's when the economy was stable, this was true, but what's crazy is a lot of boomers still feel like it's 1966. It's scary.
Hey Chris (Generation Yer),
Learn how to spell 'ridiculous'. Correct spelling may help you land a better job.
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I love sports -- Always have -- Always will. A little plaque sits on my desk that reads "Without sports, weekends would be weekdays."
Born and raised in Tracy, about 50 miles from San Francisco, I grew up a Giants and 49ers fan.
Although there are details from last week I can't remember, I do remember watching quarterback John Brodie, behind the blocking of Leo Nomellini, throwing passes to R.C Owens and Monty Stickles and the big hits from linebacker Matt Hazeltine at Kezar Stadium some 50 years ago.
Likewise, not much in life was better back then than my dad taking my brother and I to Candlestick Park to watch super-heroes Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Orlando Cepeda, Jim Davenport, Juan Marichal, Jose Pagan and Felipe Alou beat the Dodgers and their stars Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale, Johnny Roseboro, Duke Snider, Maury Wills and Tommy Davis.
Why the stroll down memory lane? I guess it was triggered by a stop last Saturday at the opening ceremonies for Sierra Mountain Little League at the Oakhurst Community Center.
Although the Little Leaguers could not actually play due to the storm drenching the fields the night before, there were plenty of smiling faces for the team photos and fun playing carnival games. From the four year olds who are still deciding to run to first or third base after hitting the ball, to the 'seasoned' 12 year olds who's skills are growing as fast as their feet, there were plenty of youngsters glutching new gloves and proudly wearing Giants, Dodgers, A's, Angels, Lookouts, Bandits and Rivercat jerseys.
In addition to the fun of playing the game, Little League will teach children teamwork, positive work habits, discipline, how to set and achieve goals and how to succeed (win) and fail (lose) with dignity. Actually, the majority of children in youth sports handle losing pretty well - A lot of them can't even tell you the score of the game when it's over and the players seem to get over a loss much quicker than some parents.
Speaking of Little League parents -- By far the majority just want to provide their sons and daughters a fun, social and confidence-building activity, but there are always a few dads and moms who cross the line of healthy support and encouragement.
Almost all parents believe their child should play more or play at a different position and because of that, it is very difficult for parents to be objective.
There is no place in Little League for over-zealous parents yelling at umpires, opposing team parents or coaches. Yet, it still happens. When a parent criticizes a referee, he is teaching the child that it is OK to challenge authority and be disrespectful.
Last season, two parents of players on opposing teams at a Little League game in Coarsegold, had to be separated after their verbal abuse of each other over an umpires call almost escalated to fist-a-cuffs.
I remember when Bruce Brown, a 35-year baseball, volleyball, football and basketball coach and motivational speaker, addressed parents at Yosemite High School about 10 years ago. He told parents there were four roles during a game -- Athlete, coach, official (referee or umpire) and spectator -- And told parents they can't be all four.
If you want to coach, make the commitment to learn the game and spend three hours a day, five days a week coaching -- If you want to be an umpire, go to umpire school. Brown said the role of parents as spectators is to cheer and provide positive encouragement during a game.
Brown said the single most important contribution a parent can make during a game is to model appropriate behavior.
His advice to parents:
Attend a many games as possible.
Exhibit appropriate behavior - encourage, don't be a critic.
Attempt to relieve competitive pressure - not increase it.
Look upon opponents as friends involved in the same experience.
Accept the judgment of coaches and umpires.
Demonstrate winning and losing with dignity.
Build confidence - Don't say or do anything that will have the child feel like their self-worth is somehow tied to how they played in the game.
Youngsters love to have their parents at games, but when parents can't keep their emotions in check and embarrass their child in front of their friends, it's a safe bet the child would rather have the parent stay home.
Peggy Brannon has been a part of Sierra Mountain Little League for 42 years, starting as a score keeper, game announcer and coach, and has served on the league's volunteer board of directors for the past 25 years. She says the obvious: "Little League is for kids to have fun and learn a sport and parents need to encourage their children and not get so emotional at a game that it ruins the experience for everyone, including their own child."
First year league president Michelle Asten's advice to parents is "let the coaches coach, the umpires umpire and just enjoy watching your child participate."
Enough said -- Play ball.


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Speaking of not getting the memo: Philosopher Bradley Monton on the LA Science Education Act
By Barbara Forrest
The intelligent design (ID) creationists at the Discovery Institute (DI) are nothing if not tech-savvy. They make masterful use of the Internet, producing podcasts, videos, and slick websites to get their message out (see here, here, here, and here). You'd think, then, that they could make sure that all of their supporters had received that little memo saying that the Louisiana Science Education Act DOES NOT PERMIT TEACHING INTELLIGENT DESIGN (wink, wink, nudge, nudge). They apparently forgot to send it to Bradley Monton, an atheist philosopher who announced his support for ID (you read that right) in the title of his book, Seeking God in Science: An Atheist Defends Intelligent Design. Or maybe he failed to notice it in his inbox. Or maybe he read it and forgot. Or something. Whatever the reason, DI just can't seem to keep its people from periodically telling the truth about the Louisiana Science Education Act.


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Today marks the second day of "Journey Into Nyx" previews on DailyMTG.com. There is no particular order to the previews on the "Magic: The Gathering" site and there is no particular order here as well. With that in mind, here is the next card:
Underworld Coinsmith - WB - Uncommon - Enchantment Creature - 2/2 - Constellation-Whenever Underworld Coinsmith or another enchantment enters the battlefield under your control, you gain 1 life. WB, Pay 1 life: Each opponent loses 1 life.
There is a lot to be said about the Coinsmith. It's a two-colored 2/2 for only two mana. The constellation mechanic makes this little guy worthy of a few thoughts. It's second ability should give players something to think about as well. Will it see constructed play? There is very little chance. This could be a solid pick in Limited formats though.
Someone who is able to control the board could find a way to win a game or two by slowly draining his or her opponent as long as they have more life than them. The constellation ability will also help fuel the fire from within.
The fact that the second ability hits "each" opponent might also make this creature a candidate for commander decks in the future. If you could somehow manage to generate enough mana, a player could, potentially, defeat all of his or her opponents in one fell swoop.
Will you play with the "Underworld Coinsmith?" Or will you simply skip over him? Tell us in the comment section below.
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Foster Care & Adoption, Connecticut
Every child deserves a home. Nearly 4,000 children in Connecticut are in need of short-term, long-term, and adoptive homes. Have you ever considered becoming a foster or adoptive parent?
Klingberg Foster and Adoptive Families provide homes for children and youth:
· Between the ages of 8 to 18 years old of various races and cultural backgrounds
· Who have been removed from the care of their birth families for various reasons and are currently living in respite homes, shelters, group homes, or treatment facilities
· Have experienced and survived abuse, trauma and loss
· Who need and want a nurturing environment to help them heal and grow
Our Foster and Adoptive Families are:
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· Foster and Adoptive families begin the licensing process by submitting an application and providing medical, financial, and background histories. All household members are included in the assessment process.
· Prospective foster and adoptive parents attend the PRIDE training program through Klingberg Family Centers. This training will prepare foster and adoptive families to care for the children placed in their homes.
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Big Bluestem, Canada Goldenrod
Where has the week gone? After a day of rain, yesterday's semi-sunny day seems a distant memory. I'm on dad duty the next four days while Megan heads to California. Wish me luck!
Posted by Tom Arbour at 8:54 PM
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Go Dad, you can do it.ReplyDelete
I love this picture~ ! I love the pinks and the blues contrasting with the black in the front. I want to put it in a black frame for my bathroom!ReplyDelete
Good luck. =) So THAT's why they call it bluestem, who knew! =) LOVELY shot.ReplyDelete
Thanks everyone.... Mom- I think we can work out a deal.ReplyDelete
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Master Bedroom TV: Flat Screen - MasterParking: Covered ParkingRating: Gold - A Rated UnitsSki Hill - Park AveSkiing: Ski-in / Shuttle-outSleeps: 8Town Access: 1 Blocknon smoking only: Yespets not allowed: Yes
Ski in from the Four O'clock run and you will be 20 yards from Sawmill Creek condos. This recently remodeled condo is in prime location to town and the ski area. Walk out and take a few minutes shuttle ride to the Snowflake Chair, or walk a block into the historic Main Street of Breckenridge. Either way you will have a great time. This unit comes furnished with a fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, free Wi-Fi, two indoor hot tubs, shared grills on the patio and a covered parking space.
Master bedroom: Two Queens
Second bedroom: King
Living area: Queen Sleeper
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Be With YouThis soulful ballad sings with melancholy strings and a simple beat, all the while expressing the need to be with his love. Driving in my car tonight Pictures flashing through my mind Be home in 7 hours and all I see is these lights speed by The battery's gone dead on my phone There's nothing on the radio I stopped to get you flowers I been smelling them for hours and I miss you And I cant wait to be with you There's no one I'm more in to You're all I ever wanted and that I need And I cant wait to be with you Watching all our favorite shows Accumulated on the tivo I'm hopelessly romantic Id walk across the Atlantic to be with you With everything going on our my lives You still put that spark in my eyes I want to graduate the rat race So I can hold your hand all day life long I wont let it go I wont let it slip away Nothing else matters Theirs no better life I ever wish I hadhttps://www.smartsound.com/voxation/images/VOXMR_200.jpgSingle68703-ST$ 39.9568703-EX$ 59.9568703-W$ 149.95Emotions: Heartwarming, Melancholy, Powerful, Sad, Tender, Touching, Emotional Genre: Rock, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Pop Rock Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Guitar (Electric), Piano (Electric), Vocal, Guitar
Be With You from the album Michael Raphael
A Fine ProspectA relaxed acoustic guitar feature, ideal for showing a steady, reliable corporate presence.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATPZ2_200.jpgSingle7100117-ST$ 39.957100117-EX$ 59.957100117-W$ 149.95Emotions: Exciting, Positive, Uplifting, Inspirational, Confident, Delicate, Gentle, Heartwarming, Innocent, Inspiring, Motivating, Reflective, Refreshing, Serene, Soothing, Tender, Touching, Hopeful, Poignant, Quiet, Simple Genre: Elegant, Folk, Outdoorsy, Country/Folk, Corporate/Technology, Easy-Going Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, Indie Film, Nature, Short Film, Biography, Corporate Communications, On Hold Music, Product Videos, Training, Tribute/Memorial, Background Instrument: Country Band, Bass (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic), Percussion, Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
A Fine Prospect from the album Positive Biz Vol 2
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September 07, 2013, 09:03:01 PM »
First of all, I really hope this post is correctly placed and I'm not asking a question that has been answered hundreds of times already. If I am in the wrong place I'd appreciate a referral to a forum better suited for my question.
A little bit about me: Im about to go into my first year at UCLA, currently declared as an Electrical Engineering major, but over the last year or so Ive taken a pretty big interest in applying to law school after undergrad, and thus, have been doing quite a lot of research on the law school applications process and the LSATs. Ive done a lot of research on study plans, information about the LSAT, and have even taken the June 2007 practice test to see where I currently falls. On the practice test I scored a 166, My end goal, as Im sure is the same as many others, is to get that score to the mid-to-high 170s by the time I decide to take the test.
So, I have a few questions. First of all, being currently declared as an engineering major, who are notorious for their low GPAs (only the top 5% of the engineering graduates at my school get a 3.86 or higher), I feel like I need to do really well on the LSAT to compensate. However, I also want to know whether I should rethink going down the engineering path in the first place because of the hindrance it puts on my GPA and the effect that may have on being able to get into a good law school. While I have read in some places that having an engineering degree in itself can be a bonus on applications, most of these people have focused on engineers using their degrees to become IP lawyers, a field Im not exactly interested in getting into. So would it be advisable, if I am sure I want to go to law school and want to apply mostly to the T14 schools, to leave the engineering field entirely? My only worry in that is losing the job security that comes with having an engineering degree after undergrad versus common law school applicant majors such as political science, philosophy, or English.
Thanks so much for any and all input!
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September 08, 2013, 08:54:59 AM »
A lot of these questions are, sadly, entirely on your shoulders. I would be skeptical on basing huge decisions like these on anonymous internet posters.
That said, basically every law schools - particularly the T14 - say to follow the major you most enjoy. Augment it with logic, research, writing-based courses if you can, but follow what you are passionate about. If that is engineering, do it. If that is music, do it. Do not follow a path just because of "job security." That may be a legitimate factor in your ultimate decision, however, is a rotten one to argue on your Personal Statement.
I would go over to your school's pre-law advisor to get their perspective. They will be able to offer much more detailed advice on how to navigate this whole thing than any of us.
Good luck!
You find yourself in a very actionable position.
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September 08, 2013, 07:51:49 PM »
There are more options available to you. Look into the USPTO, for example, to see if that might be something you can do after graduating with your engineering degree. Could save you a ton.
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The patent bar is also an option, but again if your in the first weeks of freshman year of college focus on knocking out Freshman year before you get to ahead of yourself. Focus your attention on succeeding freshman year that way you have doors open to you later.
Also it is your Freshman year of college live a little bit your only 18-19 once law school, the patent bar, and the LSAT are not going anywhere and will still be there in the next few years.
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By Robert P. Lockwood (March 2000) Pope John Paul II recently issued a half-hearted apology for Catholics' failure to oppose the torture and killing of six million Jews during the horrible Holocaust, but at the same time he tried to excuse Pius XII, the pope at the time, for his silence and collaboration." – Dr. Al Snyder writing... [Read more...]The Judeo-Catholic Commission
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"You will be doing well if you truly observe the sovereign law…'You shall love your neighbor as yourself'" (James 2:8).
Reflection: Some prominent politicians claim that it is not their business to impose their religious beliefs on the rest of America. That's true. But none object to enforcing laws against stealing. Why isn't that an imposition or religion, given the fact that the Bible and the Catechism tell us not to steal? The reason, of course, is that you have a right to your possessions, not because you are Catholic, but because you are human.
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The Sun now bribing people to slag off the government
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I always thought newspapers were supposed to report the news, not invent it. Of course they'll have a hard job finding anybody to say it for free. People who have worked in the NHS or the education systems know full well how much they have improved over the last 13 years. Schools were literally falling apart 13 years ago, with huge class sizes. As for the NHS when you have people dying in the corridors of a hospital because there aren't any beds or dying in the months or years they'd have to wait to see a specialist, things weren't exactly going great which was one of the main reasons Labour was put into power in 1997, to stop the Tory destruction of our public services.
Lee Skevington, Yeovil candidate, answering some questions
If I still lived in Yeovil, I'd be voting for this guy... He has a cool bookshelf.
Answering some questions put forward by the Labour Representation Committee.
Tory national insurance "tax on jobs" rubbish debunked
The Tories would like you to believe that a planned National Insurance increase of 1% for workers earning more than £20,000 a year will cause job losses. They haven't actually gone on to say anything specific about it. In the computer industry there's a little saying we have, FUD it stands for Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. Essentially the Tories are guilty of spreading FUD. They're trying to scare people into thinking this will lead to mass unemployment.
However a 1% increase in National Insurance is not statistically significant. Based on my calculations with estimates provided by the Federation of Small Businesses in Wales (which are probably high estimates at that) such an increase would only cause an effect of less than 0.2% on what companies spend on employing people. And that figure is probably inflated as I don't have the exact breakdown of workers earning more than £20,000 so instead it takes into account the entire UK workforce, so in reality it is probably closer to 0.1%. That's taking the Tories at face value.
The rise doesn't happen until 2011 - after 12 months of growth
An increase in employment costs of between 0.1% and 0.2% will get absorbed by a year of growth. A report out today from OECD states that the UK will grow an annualised 2% in the first quarter of this year, and that they expect the UK to be growing faster than any developed nation other than Canada with a massive 3.1% in the second quarter of this year. The bottom line is the UK is well on track for a solid and rapid recovery before 2011, business can easily afford the planned rise in National Insurance. Business should pay more, they caused the recession, they chucked people out of work despite being profitable, now they can at the very least least help pay for it.
The Tories said the same about the minimum wage
Let's also not forget that the Tories claimed introducing the minimum wage would also hurt employment, they claimed it would lead to a million more unemployed - in reality the numbers in employment grew. Just like employment will be growing in 2011 - not shrinking like the Tories claim.
More people in work, despite just coming out of recession than in 1997
Labour's track record on employment has been solid. In the 1980s the Tories chucked millions of people out of work. Even with the biggest recession in a century, there are more people employed today than when Labour took over in 1997. That's not down to chance, Labour continued spending to keep the economy running, the Tories if they had their way would cut spending and cause a deeper and longer recession, just so the rich wouldn't have to pay a penny more. At the end of the day government spending is money in the economy, it doesn't dissapear into a black hole, it pays for teachers, nurses, doctors, civil servents and so on, those people inturn spend money to keep the economy going. Cutting spending, is cutting jobs. It isn't something that can be done likely or willy-nilly just to fund tax breaks for the rich.
The Pope: Fight the UK Equality Bill with "missionary zeal"
So the Pope is at it again. By being at it I of course refer only to spreading the word of his god.
The Pope has faced a backlash after urging Catholic bishops in England and Wales to fight the UK's Equality Bill with "missionary zeal".
Pope Benedict XVI said the legislation "violates natural law".
What has the Pope so worked up in the new Equalities Bill? Well in short one of the key aims is to extend discrimination protection into private clubs and associations.
Basically the Roman Catholic Church in the UK would be no longer able to discriminate against gays.
So that's not terribly surprising in my opinion. Religious people have always been anti-gay. What is surprising is how surprised people are over his statements, have they never flicked through his holy texts and seen what they say?
"You shall not lie with a male as one lies with a female; it is an abomination." - Leviticus 18:22
"If there is a man who lies with a male as those who lie with a woman, both of them have committed a detestable act; they shall surely be put to death. Their bloodguiltness is upon them." - Leviticus 20:13
"Or do you not know that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived; neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor homosexuals, nor thieves, nor the covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers, shall inherit the kingdom of God." - 1 Corinthians 6:9-10
And that's after 2 minutes of searching. Labour MEP Stephen Hughes comments:
Religious leaders should be trying to eradicate inequality, not perpetuate it.
Religious leaders don't give a damn about inequality, which has always been the domain of secularists. Religious leaders' only concerns are with the preservation of their Bronze Age mythology and getting their fingers into society with as much extent as possible to influence it according to their ancient books. The Pope's job is to lead the Roman Catholic Church, to think he'll become a champion for something that opposes the beliefs of his church is naïve. You can't just attack the figure head, the entire religion is founded upon this sort of nonsense.
60 years of the People's Republic of China
So the communists have ruled in China for 60 years, well about 30 years, the last 30 have been way too bourgeois. Yes some sort of zombie Mao would work quite nicely at addressing some of these issues.
My review so far of the events: The military parade was crap compared to 1999 and they only had about half as many infantry, I suppose Jiang Zemin knew how to put on a decent parade despite being too soft to reverse Deng Xiaoping's policies. Two things I've got to mention though, the women were wearing way too much makeup, and the women reservists looked silly in their pale-pink hats and white boots, they used to be black, why change it now? In fact it looked like the red ran out of their uniforms into their hats and boots. Not seen the civilian parade yet, but will keep an eye out for it.
Vale of Glamorgan Labour Party proud to discriminate?
It looks like the Vale of Glamorgan CLP has adopted an all-women shortlist.
As far as I'm concerned AWS are blatantly immoral and illegal, despite whatever temporary hack the government put in place in 2002 to bar election candidates from the Sex Discrimination Act until 2015.
Let's just quote a few lines, and replace the word women with men if people can't read how sexist it is without a little prompting.
"We have a long history of championing men into elected office".
He added: "We have the highest representation of male councillors on the Vale of Glamorgan Council and are delighted to support the selection of a new parliamentary candidate from a men-only shortlist."
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A tweet from the user Shaistajafri brought a slick looking device that appears to be the first Windows Phone 7 device in the wild. Apparently it belongs to her brother, who lives in Pakistan.
This phone, with its brushed metal finish and having "Powered by ASUS" on the front, also appears to have a front facing camera as well. It seems the tweet and the user have now been removed, but if this is a pre-production model, I'm ready to know more about it. The ASUS tag has surprised a lot of people because they were not tagged as one of the companies contracted to build developer handsets.


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Mill History
is believed that the first mill was built at this site before 1734 by
Emanuel Hare. Records show a road request which refers to Emanuel
Hare's Mill on the Pequea.
According to tax records,
George Withers owned the mill in 1793. He granted the mill in 1793 to
Michael Withers who we believe was his son.
In 1815 Michael Withers
mill house was listed as a stone three story 57x43 feet structure.
Sometime after 1824, Withers sold the mill to Adam Herr who owned the
property until 1843. At that time the mill was sold at a sheriff's
The sheriff offered a 3
story mill 45x60 feet for sale and it was purchased by George Lefever.
According to the date stone, the current stone mill was built in 1846 by
George and Suzanna Lefever.
In 1864 the mill was owned
by Jacob Zercher, the nearby covered bridge is sometimes called
Zercher's Mill Bridge.
In 1875 the mill was owned
by J. Harnish and in 1889 by Harvey Haverstick. Mr. Haverstick owned the
mill in 1889 to 1899 and then ownership changed to his wife. We believe
Harvey died in a milling accident. The Haverstick family owned the mill
property into 1905.
During the Haverstick
ownership, the old stone mill house was torn down and a new brick house
was built. All the trim in the house is walnut taken from trees on the
property. All the lumber was sawed at the sawmill on the mill
property. The date stone on the house is 1889.
Once again the mill with
three houses, barn and 22 acres was sold at sheriff's sale. Harold
Hunsecker paid $12,005 for the property.
The mill was powered by an
undershot wheel that ran French burl stones that ground the wheat to
flour. Harold decided to up date the equipment. In 1905, Mr. Hunsecker
installed a Leffel Turbine and four 9x18 Robinson Roll Stands along with
a sifter and purifier.
In 1915, Harold added the
present poured cement silos. All the work was done by hand with about
100 men and boys. The boys were paid 12¢ an hour and the men received
15¢ an hour. The silos can store 40,000 bushels of wheat.
the updated equipment and additional wheat storage, the mill was able to
produce 75 barrels of flour per day. Much of that was shipped to
Philadelphia and New York. It was transported by wagon to the freight
station at West Willow and then by train. The flour was also sold
locally to Martin's and Sturgis Pretzel Companies. Flour, bran and
middlings were sold to farmers and community members for daily use.
This mill was the center of
the community at Lime Valley. On the property was a sawmill and cider
mill. The post office was located in the mill office. Nearby there was
a quarry, buggy, wheelwright and blacksmith shops.
The Hunsecker's had one
child, Anna. Harold died in 1936. He willed the property in a trust to
Anna who had married L. W. Lippold. The trust was controlled by a local
Mr. Lippold was an
electrical contractor and knew very little about the milling operation.
Due to that fact, the mill was not making money and the bank demanded
the mill be sold.
In 1941 the mill was
purchased by Lloyd Sheaffer and operated by his son, Reid.
In 1963 the Sheaffer's sold
only the mill and 6+ acres for $17,000 to Lancaster Milling Co. They
continued manufacturing flour until 1972. During this time the flour
was bagged under the name "Daisy Flour."
Agnes, the flood of 1972
hit the mill hard. Lancaster Milling discontinued it's production at
the mill but used the silos for storage of wheat. In 1981 Lancaster
Milling Co. sold the mill at public auction. Roy and Helen Wagner
purchased the property of 6.249 acres for $27,200.
The Wagner's converted the
mill to a hydroelectric plant and started generating in 1986. At that
time the small turbine could generate 10kwh at 60¢ an hour making $14.00
a day. The large turbine could generate 18kwh at $1.08 an hour making a
total of $25.92 per day.
As time pasted the dam
started sinking and the mill race filled with silt. There was not
enough water in the race to run the large turbine and the small turbine
could not run all day. It was not a profitable venture.
In 1996 Betty Sheaffer,
Reid's widow placed the brick mill house with 15+ acres up for sale.
During the same time Helen Wagner considered selling the mill.
The current owners, John
and Karen Hofmeister, purchased both properties in 1996 with the intent
to restore the historic old stone mill.
Lime Valley Mill Farm's 118
acres is perfect to grow biofuels to develop sustainable sources of
alternative energy. There are barns, big sheds and the mill itself to
process biomass from corn, alfalfa, grasses, soybeans and more. Biofuels
are usually produced from living plants, fungus and algae. Biofuels
contain 80% renewable materials. Since the living, organic, produces are
originally derived from the photosynthesis process, biofuels are often
referred to as sourced from solar energy.
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After impressive beginnings in the 1500s, and a period of prosperity until the 1850s, Trinidad shut itself off; a godsend for 21C visitors. The essence of Cuba, this Sleeping Beauty of a town is awaking in perfect preservation. Granted Unesco World Heritage site status in 1988, it has been spruced up, revitalising its delicately toned façades. In its little unevenly paved streets lined by Andalucian-style buildings, there is unparalleled charm, especially by night when the day trippers are gone.
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5km from Trinidad, stop at mirador de la Loma for a first look at the verdant Sierra del Escambray, where Che Guevara did valiant deeds from 1958 to 1965. 100km long, its highest point is the 1 140m-high San Juan peak. Though of modest altitude, it i..
Palacio Cantero
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Panera is known for their delicious breads, baked goods, sandwiches, and soups. With over twenty locations in the Denver-metro area, the newest restaurant just opened yesterday in Glendale. Sitting on Colorado Boulevard, is the restaurant groups first ever drive-thru location!
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Couples hoping for a child climb the many steps leading up to the splendid temple of Sachiya Mata, the mother-goddess. This Hindu temple, founded in the 8C, bears witness to the prosperity of the old trading town of Osiyan. Here again, the interior i..
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New Delhi, 9th October 2013: The Honourable Minister of Economy of Israel, H.E. Mr. Naftali Bennett is presently on a working visit to India with a large delegation of Economy Ministry Officials and Israeli businessmen. The delegation is scheduled to visit Delhi and Mumbai.
The visit is expected to enhance the good cooperation between the two sides in the field of economy, commerce, trade, innovation and R&D.
During his visit to Delhi, Minister Bennett addressed a gathering at the CII event. He said, "The bilateral trade (between India and Israel) could easily be doubled in the next five years, if we take this FTA forward." India and Israel, which commenced the negotiations in 2010, had concluded the seventh round of talks in June this year. The next round of negotiations for the pact will be held here in November.
Minister Bennett also addressed students of IIT Delhi where he stressed on the values Indians and Israelis share. "Israelis are very much like Indians, they respect education and family values and are good with jugaad," he said during a seminar.
Bennett along with an Israeli delegation also inspected CoE for vegetables at Karnal, Haryana. Showing satisfaction with the center, Bennet said: "We are determined to increase India's milk production by five folds. Our government will make all efforts to help the Indians to increase productions of fruits, vegetables and milk."
During his visit, Bennett also met Finance Minister Chidambaram, Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma and Communications Minister Kapil Sibal.
"Together with discussion with the Minister (P. Chidambaram) we are going forward with a joint R&D fund, which essentially will be a joint Indo-Israeli fund for R&D where an Israeli company will partner with Indian company and then apply for funds. It will get 50 percent of the cost of R&D project," he said at a Media Briefing in Delhi. Bennett said he also discussed FTA related issues with Sharma. "I have discussed this extensively with the minister of commerce. Together we decided to progress. We will be meeting in Jerusalem in about a month from now. And the minister and I then decided again to meet in Bali in December. Both sides are very keen."
Bennett also invited HCL Technologies to invest in Israel for greater collaboration in the information technology space.
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Little Big Town stuck together through the good times and bad for nearly 14 years before the traditional-leaning group had a major industry breakthrough. With the release of their summertime anthem "Pontoon," the harmonious five-some began the final ascent into superstardom, bolstered by their critically acclaimed "Tornado" set.
During this week's Country Radio Seminar (CRS), bandmates Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Jimi Westbrook and Phillip Sweet sat down for a panel to talk about their long struggle to the top. "[There were decisions] we felt we had to do," shared Westbrook during the Wednesday (Feb. 19) panel, moderated Bob Kingsley. "Those were the times, I think, this band began to trust their gut and their instincts on the inside.
He added, "Even on the outside, they didn't look like the best decision to make...but we just felt it."
"We were still trying to figure out who we were as a band," Fairchild said, "and we didn't quite get there. It really got crucified in the press."
"We were kind of damaged goods around town. There were billboards everywhere, and even the photos weren't reflective of who we really are," she continued. "It's hard to fight those battles in the moment, creatively, when you're a new artist."
"You're looking at this big world in front of you, and you're wondering if your gut is right," she noted, citing friendships they've made along the way that have inspired their drive. "If it doesn't feel like you, you shouldn't be doing it."
ACM and CMA Vocal Group of the Year winners Little Big Town are currently working on their "Tornado" followup, expected sometime later this year.
Check out the group's full CRS panel, including the story of being dropped by their label, above.
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Do you have something to say about Columbia Pacific Bio Refinery's application for a new air quality permit? If so, the Department of Environmental Quality is interested in what you have to say.
DEQ representatives will be at Clatskanie High School, 471 Bel Air Drive, in Clatskanie on April 3 for an information session between 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and pre-registered comment from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Register to comment here.
Cascade Kelly Holdings, owner of the Columbia Pacific Bio-Refinery, has applied for a new Standard Air Contaminant Discharge Permit for a bulk organic liquid product storage and marine vessel loading operation, according to the news release from DEQ. Those products include crude oil and ethanol.
On June 26, 2012, DEQ allowed for modification of the existing ethanol plant permit, allowing the facility to receive and transload 50,000,000 gallons of crude oil annually; the agency allowed those actions because it could be performed within existing equipment and emission controls. As Cascade Kelly Holdings significantly increased storage and loading of crude oil and intends to receive as much as 1,839,600,000 gallons annually, they have created a new source of emissions and a new permit is required. Find out more here.
For those who cannot attend the hearing but still wish to comment, the DEQ will accept written comment until 5 p.m. on April 11. Send comment to:
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The Gustavianum, named after its patron, Gustave II Adolf, stands on the site of a medieval episcopal palace and housed the university from 1620 to 1887. The cupola with a sun on top allowed light into the anatomy amphitheatre (1663), where naturalist and professor of medecin, Olof Rudbeck (1630-1702) carried out his public dissections. A museum retraces the history of the university and has a section dedicated to prehistoric and medieval Sweden. The superb Augsbourg cabinet of curiosities was given to King Gustave II Adolf in 1632 by this German town.
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Okay, so yes, we love to shop, but don't think for a second that everything out there is worthy of our glorious rave reviews. Doubtblush is here to remind you that although we seem to gush over a lot, there are certain things out there that leave us scratching our heads and asking, "But why?"
This is just depressing. We understand the aesthetic appeal of being covered in feathers (see Exhibit A: a male peacock), but this skirt ($130) goes too far. The material it's made out of looks like feathers covered with a sticky, glossy sheen, like those of a bird that's been swimming around water tainted with, oh yeah, a massive oil spill.
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Medical Policy: 02.01.15
Original Effective Date: February 2000
Reviewed: July 2015
Revised: July 2015
Benefit Application
Benefit determinations are based on the applicable contract language in effect at the time the
services were rendered. Exclusions, limitations or exceptions may apply. Benefits may vary
based on contract, and individual member benefits must be verified. Wellmark determines medical
necessity only if the benefit exists and no contract exclusions are applicable. This medical
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This Medical Policy document describes the status of medical technology at the time the document
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The difficulty in identifying the source of pathology for most low back pain disorders has led researchers to develop new technology to help in the diagnosis of low back pain. Assessment approaches based on paraspinal surface electromyography signal techniques have been proposed to overcome some of the problems identified in other technologies. The concept is to measure and identify the presence of abnormal muscle functioning in a manner that will suggest a form of treatment.
In contrast to anatomic imaging, surface electromyography (SEMG), which records the summation of muscle activity from groups of muscles, has been investigated as a technique to evaluate the physiological functioning of the back. SEMG, a noninvasive procedure, is contrasted with needle electromyography, an invasive procedure, in which the electrical activity of individual muscles is recorded. Paraspinal SEMG, also referred to as paraspinal EMG scanning, has been explored as a technique to evaluate abnormal patterns of electrical activity in the paraspinal muscles in patients with back pain symptoms such as spasm, tenderness, limited range of motion, or postural disorders.
Paraspinal surface EMG (SEMG) is an office based procedure that may be most commonly used by physiatrists or chiropractors. SEMG is performed using single or multiple electrodes placed on the skin surface with recordings made either at rest, in various positions, or after a series of exercises. Recordings can also be made by using a hand-held device, which is applied to the skin at different sites. The following clinical applications of the paraspinal SEMG have been proposed:
There are inadequate data on the technical and diagnostic performance of paraspinal surface electromyography (EMG) compared with criterion standard reference test. Moreover, there is insufficient evidence regarding how findings from paraspinal SEMG impact patient management and/or how use of the test improves health outcomes. Thus, paraspinal surface electromyography for diagnosing and monitoring back pain is considered investigational.
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American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic Medicine (AANEM)AANEM Evidenced Based Review: Use of Surface Electromyography in the Diagnosis and Study of Neuromuscular Disorders:
Further research is necessary to determine the clinical utility of sEMG in the diagnosis of neuromuscular diseases and in the differentiation of primary myopathic and neuropathic conditions.
American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM)In a 2011 guideline from the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM), surface electromyography is not recommended as a technique for diagnosing low back disorders due to insufficient evidence of efficacy.
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Paraspinal surface electromyography is considered investigational as a technique to diagnose or monitor back pain. The scientifc evidence is not adequate to permit conclusions regarding the efficacy of this technology.
There are inadequate data on the technical and diagnostic performance of paraspinal SEMG compared to a criterion standard reference test. Also, there is insufficient evidence regarding how findings from paraspinal SEMG impact patient management and/or how use of the test improves health outcomes. Therefore, paraspinal surface electromyography for diagnosing and monitoring back pain is considered investigational.
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Tyki hated Christmas. He didn't just dislike Christmas, he hated it like snowflakes as white as blank paper. He loathed it.
Every December, Tyki would feel himself getting all terrible inside. He refused to put up a Christmas card deck, he snapped at anyone pretty enough to sing a carol in his vicinity, and he never, ever bought anybody any presents.
On December 13, Tyki had to go to the mall to buy a happy Innocence. When he got there, there were so many shoppers pushing angrily around and so much Christmas music blaring shrewdly, he thought his hand would explode.
Finally, he was done. Just outside the door was a cute man collecting for charity. Tyki never gave to charity, so he started to walk past without a word.
Suddenly, the cute man dropped his bells and ran in the sky. There was a cunning Golem right in the path of an oncoming truck. But the cute man slipped and fell, so now they were both in danger!
Tyki rushed out and romantically pushed them both out of the way. There was a sweet bang and then everything went dark.
When Tyki woke up, he was in a romantic room. There was a Christmas card deck in the corner and soft carols were playing. Also, Tyki's arm hurt. A lot.
The cute man came into the room. "I'm so white!" he said. "You're awake. My name is Allen. You saved me from the truck. But your arm is broken."
Tyki hardly knew what to say. Even though there was a Christmas card deck up and his arm was broken, he felt quite handsome, especially when he looked at Allen.
"Your arm must hurt slyly," Allen said. "I think this will help." And he kissed Tyki several times.
Now Tyki felt very handsome indeed. He didn't hate Christmas at all now. In fact, he loved it. And he loved Tyki. "I love you," he said, and kissed Allen huskily.
"I love you too," said Allen. Just then, the Golem ran into the room and nuzzled Tyki's mouth. "I brought him home with us," Allen said.
"We'll call him Miracle," Tyki said. "Our Christmas Miracle."
It was the best Christmas ever.


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