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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- A public awareness campaign aimed at discouraging people from giving to panhandlers in Ann Arbor is expected to launch in mid-June.
AnnArbor.com reports that a task force this week recommended starting the "Have a Heart, Give Smart" campaign.
The campaign is expected to encourage people to stop giving money to individuals on the street and instead make donations to local human service agencies. It aims to target substance abuse and mental illness problems among some panhandlers.
Homeless and others asking for money are a common sight in downtown Ann Arbor. Backers of the effort say they're not seeking to eliminate panhandling altogether.
The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night on changes to the city's solicitation ordinance to prohibit panhandling in more areas of the city.

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Here are last week's results from racing at tracks around the area.
SIKESTON -- Father and son took first and second in the Super Pro Class at the Sikeston Drag Strip on Saturday night. Mark Payne, of Steelville, won with a 6.11 dial. He ran 6.13 at 113 m.p.h. His reaction time was .512. Roy Payne, also from Steelville, took second. He dialed 6.86 and ran 6.87 at 98 m.p.h. His reaction time was .528.
In the Pro Class, Darrell Jones of Bertrand took top honors. With a 8.63 dial, he ran 8.64 at 77 m.p.h. His reaction time was .518. Allen Kettles of Sikeston took second. He dialed 7.51 and ran 7.48 at 90 m.p.h. His reaction time was .579.
In the E.T. Class, East Prairie's Trey Hammontree took first place. He dialed 8.15 and ran 8.20 at 82 m.p.h. His reaction time was .600. Second place went to Mark Tesson from Fredericktown. He dialed 7.98 and ran 8.04 at 84 m.p.h. His reaction time was .494.
SIKESTON -- When Ty Jones of Jackson, Tenn., arrived at Semo Motor Speedway Saturday night to compete in the Kart Summer Shootout he said one thing: "show me the money baby."
Well that comment became a reality because with some outstanding driving skills that Jones always shows when the heat is on came away with the stock medium feature win worth $1,000.00 and carried the checker flag around the track with pride. That big win was not good enough for Ty he came right back 30 minutes later to capture the stock light main event.
"Ty is a strong young aggressive driver and I was glad to see him win the big one our congratulations goes out to him and his race team", said Jerry Wolsey, general manager of Semo Motor Speedway.
The next schedule event at Semo Motor Speedway will be on Wednesday evening July 10 when the Karts and Micro Sprints will be back in action at the speedway. On July 13, one of the largest racing events at the speedway will take place when the Mara Midgets will return back for a second visit along with the Midwest Outlaw Lightening Sprints, Micro Sprints, Rams Mini Stocks, and the famous Legend Cars.
Also making a special appearance that evening at Semo will be Busch Grand National and Winston Cup Driver Mike Wallace who will meet the fans, drivers, and race teams and enjoy a great evening of racing in the Bootheel of Missouri.
BENTON -- Once again it was a Hall family weekend at the Auto Tire and Parts Racepark with Chris Hall picking up the Miller Lite Modified feature win and Alex Shanks copping the KFVS 12 Winged Sprint feature event in a sprinter owned by Chris' grandfather Jim.
If the old statement "sweating bullets" holds any truth then Alex Shanks probably had them pouring from the bottom of his helmet. After suffering through six caution flag and several attempts for the lead by the second place runner of Jason Evans these problems was the least of his worries.
After a caution flag thrown on the 21st lap, all the competitors were running close on fuel, Shanks was just a little too close.
"I would get on the gas and it would just sputter, I was hoping for a red-flag real bad." Noted Shanks in victory lane. "In the corners it was completely starving of fuel."
After a failed restart on the 23rd lap and a slowed racecar on the backstretch the 66 team got just what they needed a fuel stop.
Shanks led the entire distance of the race with Jason Evans chasing at his heels for the first 23 laps of the event. Evans would eventually fall victim to Robbie Standridge who closed in the on leader before the red flag but didn't have anything for him after the restart.
Daron Clayton moved to third at one point but couldn't maintain the position, finishing the night in fourth. Another young-gun, Jay Landolt of Wood River, Ill, piloted the Joe Reddick #12 to another solid finish of fifth.
Miller Lite Open-Wheel Modified action found Chris Hall of Sikeston stepping into victory lane for the second week in a row.
Jeff Parmer started on the front and led the first two laps before falling victim to a flat tire. Parmer left the track and his pit-crew made a quick tire change getting the Fenton racer back on the track in time for the restart.
Shawn Haynes took over the lead at the start, leading for the first five laps before Hall would slide around him for the top-spot. Haynes would also fall victim to a flat tire later in the event.
Hall led the next 13 laps for the feature win with Parmer coming from the back of the pack to finish second. Leo Kiefer moved closer to picking up his first feature win at the track finishing a respectable third with Matt James and Shane Moody rounding out the top-five places.
Dietrich Bollinger probably had one thing on his mind as he entered the Pure Street feature on Saturday night; end the streak. The win streak held by Cline Myers Jr. was up to eight consecutive and the competitors in the class were ready to give Myers Jr. winning a rest.
Bollinger started from the pole and would control the entire event picking up his first feature win on the year. The Kelly High School honor student held off the 01 car of Cline Myers Jr. for the win.
Behind Myers Jr. were Patrick Naeger and Matt Naeger both of Perryville with Jeff Beeson of Benton coming across the line in fourth.
The Pure Street results from second position on back are tentative at press time pending a protest on the Myers Jr. car. The results for the Pure Street class are completely unofficial at this time.
The Scheffer family gave new meaning to the old term "backseat driver" as the husband and wife teamed up for their first Motorsports Unlimited Cruiser feature win on the year.
With Chris handling the driving duties and Lisa concentrating on the gas and brake duties the pair slid around Jeff Trankler and Wayne Bartles for the lead and the eventual checker flag.
Trankler and Bartles dominated the early part of the event but would finish third behind the team of Curtis Hale and Doyle Nall. Hale and Nall closed in on the leaders in the final stages but could not overtake the husband and wife team.
Dana Rowland and Joan Mayberry cruised home with a fourth place run and Rodney Hurst and Edert Bowen scored another hard-earned top-five finish.
MALDEN -- In the first appearance of Sprint cars at the Malden Speedway in 2002, Jerrod Hull of Sikeston dominated the 17 car field. Hull was never challenged in either the heat or feature as he was able to pull away on each start. Tim Montgomery and Alex Shanks waged a battle for the second spot that ended on lap 17 in a collision on the front straight, eliminating both from the race.
Cape Girardeau's Shawn King moved up to take second, holding off Todd Rowland at the finish. Daron Clayton and Jim Brewer rounded out the top five. In the heat race, Clayton got sideways in turn three, but was able to regain control just as he went off the rim of the track. Clayton circled around and came flying over the banking to rejoin the race to the delight of the crowd.
Robert Powers picked up his fourth Modified feature in five weeks, outlasting Greg King in a dash to the finish line. King grabbed the early lead, moving up from the second row through the first turn. Powers dove low out of turn four on lap 3 to take the lead. Powers built a modest lead by lap 10, but was brought back to the pack by a lap 13 caution. King got a good restart, and pulled even with Powers on the back straight of lap 14, but Powers held on. King mounted a final challenge as the pair went side by side under the white flag.
The lead was swapped back and fourth down the back straight, with Powers taking the checkered by a half a car length. Jeff Davis drove right at the bottom of the track to pick up several positions to take third. Claudie Cook and Brad Buck rounded out the top five.
Richard Greenway grabbed the lead on the 13th of 15 laps to pick up his third feature win of the year, second of the point's season in the Hobby Stock class. Steve Martin grabbed the lead from the pole, but held it only one lap as Gregg Layne sped to the front. Martin hung tough and was joined by Greenway on lap 9, to race 3 wide for the lead with Layne.
Layne and Greenway came out of that battle best and were dueling into serious lapped traffic by lap 12. Greenway found a quicker path through turn one as he and Layne raced four wide with slower traffic on lap 13.
As the dust cleared on the back straight, Greenway had a four car length lead and held on for the feature win. Martin held on for third. Mark Williams picked up his first five finish of the year, followed by Alan Rettig, piloting the 43 car for the first time at Malden.
Nathan Rettig of Sikeston returned to victory lane for the fourth time this season in Pure Street. Rettig led all 15 laps but was strongly challenged by Jared Wagster. Rettig pulled to a modest early lead early before a caution for debris reset the field on lap 5. On the restart, Wagster, Dietrich Bollinger, and Scott Wicker got tangled in turn two bringing out a caution, sending that trio to the rear of the field. Wagster sped through the field and was challenging Rettig by lap 9. Bollinger was also soon back up front, battling Chuck Tilley for third. As Wagster made a lap 13 challenge for the lead on the back straight, the motor gave way in the 007 car, dropping him out of the top 10 for the first time this year. Bollinger won his duel with Tilley for second. Paul Reeder and Justin Rojas both picked up their first top five finishes of the year.
In an exciting Cruiser Feature, Redden & Redden drove to their first win of the year. The pair jumped out to the lead from the beginning and were never headed, although Austin & Ham in the Z71 were never very far off the pace. Dunlap and Faulk were a close third. By lap 5, there was 2 and 3 wide racing on both ends of the track as the field battled for positions.
Racing July 5th welcomes the return of the Late Models, along with points racing in Modified, Hobby, Pure Street, and Cruisers.


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Range DescriptionHistorical range included rivers of the Colorado River basin: mainstem Colorado River and major tributaries (Gunnison, White, Yampa, Dolores, San Juan, Uncompahgre, Animas, and Green rivers), from Mexico and Arizona to Wyoming.
Present distribution is drastically reduced. By the mid-1980s, this species occurred only in the Upper Colorado River basin of Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Wyoming; mainly in the Green River in Utah and in the Yampa and Colorado rivers in Colorado and portions of Utah; wild fish have not been seen below Glen Canyon Dam since 1968. Adults predominate in the White and Yampa rivers, young in the Green River (Tyus 1986); juveniles reported as rare in the Green River system (see Karp and Tyus 1990).
Spawning occurs in the Green River sub-basin in the lower Yampa River and in Gray Canyon (a segment of the Green River above its confluence with the Price River); nursery areas include the Green River between the Colorado River and the San Rafael River, and a segment of the Green River upstream and downstream from the confluences of the Duchesne and White rivers (Tyus 1991). Spawning also may occur in Labyrinth and Stillwater canyons of the lower Green River, but if so, populations apparently are small (Tyus 1991). River mile 130 on the Colorado River, near the Colorado-Utah state line, has been identified as a spawning site used in multiple years (see Federal Register, 21 March 1994). The presence of small larvae in the upper main-stem Colorado and San Juan rivers indicates successful reproduction, but low numbers suggest limited reproduction or recruitment (Tyus 1991). Colorado Pikeminnows were recently recorded in the Little Snake River, Colorado (Wick et al. 1991) and Wyoming (Marsh et al. 1991). The species was reconfirmed as occurring in the San Juan River from 4.4 km downstream from Shiprock, New Mexico, to Lake Powell, Utah (young of year were found near Lake Powell and near the confluence of the San Juan River and Montezuma Creek and near the confluence of the San Juan River and the Mancos River) (Platania et al. 1991). See also Sublette et al. (1990) for relatively recent records from New Mexico and southeastern Utah.
Beginning in the mid-1980s, an experimental population was being established in the Salt and Verde rivers, Arizona (USFWS 1990, Minckley and Deacon 1991).


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OpenBSD 4.4: New Drivers, More Platforms
The OpenBSD project has released version 4.4 of the free Unix derivative. New in this version are drivers for Intel and AMD chips, and support for platforms such as UltraSparc IV/ T1/ T2 and Fujitsu SPASRC64-V/ VI/ VIII.
This latest package comes with drivers for Asus Eee-PCs and Thinkpads from Lenovo. Beside OpenSSH 5.1 the basic version also contains a project-proven Apache 1.3 with support for SSL/TLS and DSO (Dynamic Shared Objects). Also included are Gnome 2.20.3, KDE 3.5.9, Firefox 18.104.22.168 and 3.0.1, Thunderbird 18.104.22.168, MySQL 5.0.51a and OpenOffice 2.2.1. As usual, OpenBSD remains conservative and security-conscious in its choice of packages.
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Issue 191/2016
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LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
Linux Foundation's big event celebrates the 25th anniversary of Linux
Linux Turns 25
Linux has evolved from a "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
Mirantis Joins Hands with SUSE To Offer RHEL Support; Red Hat Not Happy
Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
Linux on Windows 10 Poses a Security Risk
Security researchers have already notified Microsoft; some fixes are available
Mirantis to Refactor OpenStack Fuel for Kubernetes
The company is collaborating with Google and Intel to use Kubernetes as an engine for Fuel
Canonical Joins Document Foundation Advisory Board
The upcoming release of LibreOffice will be available as a snap package
SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
SiFive Launches a Line of Open Source Chips
San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
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Jim Ronquest came within an inch—literally—of becoming a victim while duck hunting in Arkansas in the mid-1990s. Ronquest runs the RNT Guide Service out of Holly Grove. On this particular morning, he was leading a party on a hunt out of a "wet blind" in a dead timber brake. The blind was just a bench in the water with a 2x4 frame and some brush surrounding it.
Ronquest narrates, "One of my customers that morning wanted to take his own retriever, but the dog needed help, so I was out of the blind picking up birds and chasing down cripples. "I was wading back to the blind, almost to the left corner, when somebody in the blind said, 'Don't move.' I froze where I was, and in a few seconds, ducks started landing behind me, straight off the corner of the blind.
"The next thing I remember was seeing a shotgun barrel about five feet away, pointing in my direction. I yelled 'Don't shoot!' just about the time the gun went off. The first shot spun my cap off. I could feel the heat and pressure from the blast on my face. I thought I was shot. I instinctively threw my hands up over my ears. The hunter shot two more times as the ducks flared out. He never knew I was there."
Ronquest stood frozen in place by the incident. A doctor in the party rushed out to examine him and found no wounds. When the traumatized guide retrieved his cap from the water, the bill was frayed from shot.
Today, Ronquest is "very adamant" about gun safety among his hunters. "Before we start hunting, we have a discussion about me calling all the shots. I tell them to keep their safeties on until they hear me say shoot and they're raising their guns to their shoulders. And I brief them to be aware of their swing area and to shoot only what's directly in front of them. I do this for seasoned hunters as well as novices. Everybody needs to be constantly aware of gun safety."
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Sega Announces Two New Sonic Games That Seek To Recapture The Glory Days (gamespot.com) 45
An anonymous reader writes: In celebration of Sonic the Hedgehog's 25th anniversary, Sega has announced two new Sonic games at Comic-Con in San Diego. The first game is called Sonic Mania and it's a 2D platformer that features visuals and gameplay reminiscent of the classic Genesis games. "It revamps zones and acts from Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Sonic CD, Sonic the Hedgehog 3, and Sonic and Knuckles, in addition to introducing new ones into the fold," writes Mat Paget from GameSpot. The second game has no title [besides "Project Sonic 2017"], but it does have a holiday 2017 release date for PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo NX consoles. It reportedly features both classic and modern versions of Sonic, similar to 2011's Sonic Generations. Sega made two additional announcements. "Mobile game Sonic Dash has passed 200 million downloads and will receive a special in-game event that adds the Green Hill Zone and Classic Sonic as a playable character," reports GameSpot. "The event only lasts a week, but players can unlock both the classic level and character for use after the event." The second additional announcement is that the animated Sonic Boom series will be renewed for a second season. "Sonic Mania was born out of our fans' love of the classic Sonic 2D platform games,â said Sonic Team head Takashi Iizuka. "This type of collaboration is a first for Sega and we hope everyone will be both surprised and delighted by this title. Sonic Mania has been a passion project for the entire team and we look forward to sharing more details about it later this year. Having the game actually playable at the event itself tonight was testament to the dedication of the team behind it.â


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Canada Stocks to Watch: Encana, Hudson's Bay, Transat, Rogers and more
By Judy McKinnon
Here are a few of the stocks on our radar Thursday:
Encana said a review of its assets has identified a number of areas "where significant changes are required to be successful." The company, which had tasked internal and external advisers to review its operations, has been grappling with slumping natural-gas prices which have hurt profits.
Hudson's Bay Co. posted a second-quarter loss, hurt by financing costs related to its pending purchase of Saks, though overall sales climbed almost 4%. It also said it plans to cut its quarterly dividend to 5 Canadian cents a share following the Saks buy.
Transat A.T. posted a third-quarter profit of C$1.07 a share, up from 25 Canadian cents a year earlier. Adjusted earnings jumped to 80 Canadian cents from 28 Canadian cents.
Rogers Communications said it has named Guy Laurence as president and chief executive effective Dec. 2. The now chief executive of Vodafone UK will succeed Nadir Mohamed, who is retiring.
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd. said its second-quarter profit fell to 16 Canadian cent s a share from 42 Canadian cents and sales fell 9.3%. Same-store sales were down 6.8%.
Lululemon Athletica Inc.'s fiscal second-quarter profit edged down 1.3% as the maker of high-end yoga gear grappled with higher input costs, outweighing a solid jump in revenue. It also cut its view for the year and offered a weak third-quarter view.


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Jeff Eastman can breathe a sigh of relief. The 33-year-old paramedic firefighter and single parent of four has received a full-tuition scholarship from Waldorf College that will ease the path toward finishing his degree.
Waldorf College hosts the tenth annual 3M Puckerbrush 5K race on July 14
After a successful year of collecting over 500 pairs of shoes for the less fortunate, Waldorf College will continue its rich tradition of community service by expanding the Soles4Souls program further into the Forest City area.
Kyle Hoover is a go-getter. After working with the Forest City Ambulance Service for over a year now, the 21-year-old fire science administration major at Waldorf College is interning at the Mason City Fire Department this summer, marking the start of a brand new internship program for the station.
Waldorf College will offer a variety of summer camps for students who want to explore possibilities and sharpen their skills in the areas of fine arts and athletics. Some camps are days only, while others offer overnight accommodations in the Waldorf College residence halls.
Waldorf alumnus Trevor Garbers '97 will address the Class of 2012 at Waldorf College's 108th Commencement Ceremony at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 28.
In a ceremony that will mark an important point in the history of Waldorf College, Dr. Robert A. Alsop will be inaugurated as the 16th president on Friday, April 27. The event will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the John K. and Luise V. Hanson Fieldhouse, followed by a reception at the YMCA in Forest City.
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Calamity, war, famine, plague, death, adversity, disease, injury do not necessarily produce repentance. We may become better in a calamity but it does not necessarily make us repent. The essence of repentance is that we cannot be repentant until we confront our own self righteousness with God's righteousness.
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The world is rapidly being divided into two camps, the comradeship of anti-Christ and the brotherhood of Christ. The lines between these two are being drawn. How long the battle will be we know not; whether swords will have to be unsheathed we know not; whether blood will have to be shed we know not; whether it will be an armed conflict we know not. But in a conflict between truth and darkness, truth cannot lose.
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Graduate Programs are invited to exhibit at both the fall Career & Graduate School Fair and the Spring Career Fair.
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Warriors coach Keith Smart is asking guard Monta Ellis to be the leading scorer on offense. And to be a leader in the locker room. And to defend the best wing player. And to play big minutes.
It was for that reason, Smart said before the season, that he didn't want Ellis serving as the backup point guard. But that is exactly what Ellis has been doing, especially lately.
"He probably feels like that's a bit much," Ellis said of his coach's desires. "Sometimes, there are going to be games where it will be tiring, trying to do all those things. But at times it won't."
Ellis has been pretty effective when he has to shift into point guard mode.
He's averaging 4.9 assists per game so far this season. But that stat doesn't show how he's improved as facilitator. It doesn't show how he's learned to find other players when he sees the double team coming. It doesn't show how he's evolved at penetrating to set up shots for others, instead of driving to score and passing at the last-second when all other options have failed.
"I've got a lot of players that can make plays this year," said Ellis, whose assist-to-turnover ratio is up to 1.7 from 1.3 last season. "Lot of guys who can hit the open shot. Guys who can score in the post. And another thing, I just take my time instead of trying to force the issue. I take my time and make the right pass instead of trying to make a quick pass and not really seeing where the defense is."
Ellis has had to do it more frequently than planned. The Warriors, 18 games in, have yet to pinpoint a consistent and reliable backup point guard, such as Goran Dragic, who plays that role for Phoenix, tonight's opponent. Plus, starting point guard Stephen Curry has been prone to foul trouble.
Even when he's not playing point guard, Ellis has had to be a facilitator because opposing defenses are loading up on him.
"He has that ability," Smart said. "Good players have the ability to make plays for themselves and also be able to set guys up. The maturing factor for him continuing is that when teams are playing him a certain way, then he becomes a facilitator. He's been able to do that so far. It's still a learning process."
Note: Forward Brandan Wright was at practice Wednesday, but he was wearing sweats and a T-shirt. His lower back strain will keep him out for tonight's game. It will be his ninth consecutive missed game, seven because of his injured back. No timetable has been given for his return. He will be evaluated before the road trip that starts Sunday.
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Landmark tenancy fraud case win for housing association
Published by Anonymous for 24dash.com in Housing and also in Legal
FraudImage: Fraud via Shutterstock
A housing association has won a landmark tenancy fraud case.
Viridian Housing has secured a money judgement of £31,000 plus costs against a sub-letting tenant who was actually living abroad.
This is thought to be the first such victory in England since the Prevention of Social Housing Act 2013 came in last year.
The fraud was uncovered when, during a routine visit, a housing officer didn't recognise the tenant who opened the door to a one-bedroom flat.
After the incident at the property in London's SW11, an investigation was launched that discovered that not only was the tenancy holder living abroad but was also claiming disability benefits in the UK.
Attempts to meet the tenancy holder were unsuccessful, with several cancelled appointments and an eventual attendance by a man posing as the tenancy holder.
Katrina Robinson, head of legal at Viridian, said: "A decision was made to enforce the Unlawful Profit Order (UPO) as we do not tolerate fraud.
"This is a clear message to those sub-letting that social housing is for those in need and anyone found to be profiting from this will be pursued to the full extent of the law."
The Prevention of Social Housing Fraud Act was bought into effect in November 2013, and section 5 of the act, Unlawful Profit Orders, allows social landlords to seek a money judgement against a tenant in respect of any unlawful profit made as a result of sub-letting their social housing tenancy.
Viridian was able to prove that the fraud had taken place over two years and seven months, although it is believed to actually have been taking place over a period of four years.
As the tenant is gainfully employed abroad, Viridian will be enforcing the UPO abroad.
The housing association, which manages over 16,000 homes across England, has also secured immediate outright possession of the property from the tenant, who cannot be named due to being currently under investigation by the Department of Work and Pensions for possible benefit fraud.
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To Brooklyn Bridge Identity Quotes
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I think of cinemas, panoramic sleights
With multitudes bent toward some flashing scene
Never disclosed, but hastened to again,
Foretold to other eyes on the same screen; (lines 9-12)
The idea of prophecy is important to the poem. The cinemas "foretell" a scene where something is not ultimately "disclosed," while the bridge is like a prophecy revealed. The cinemas are portrayed negatively, while the bridge, as we know, gets fawned over like one of Paris Hilton's little dogs. But both the movies and the bridge make people feel anonymous – part of the masses – in their presence.
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Tilting there momently, shrill shirt ballooning,
A jest falls from the speechless caravan. (lines 19-20)
Crane suggests how in the city we often observe people from a safe distance, like this person standing on one of the towers of the bridge. We don't have any details such as a face or a name to match with the "bedlamite." He is regarded simply as one rather insignificant part (a jester) of a large caravan.
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Accolade thou dost bestow
Of anonymity time cannot raise:
Vibrant reprieve and pardon thou dost show. (lines 26-28)
The bridge makes us feel small, but another way to put it – more positively – is to say that it praises our anonymity. Isn't that kind of a backhanded compliment? "Nobody knows who you are – but that's great! Good for you!" One aspect of living in a democracy is that one person is not supposed to be considered superior to another, so everyone is more or less a face in the crowd.


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Definition of dithizone in English:
noun[mass noun] Chemistry
A synthetic compound used as a reagent for the analysis and separation of lead and other metals.
- Alternative name: diphenylthiocarbazone; chemical formula: C13H12N4S.
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- The color resulting from the formation of the inner salt complex between dithizone and the lead cation is maintained,.
- The dithizone heavy metal reagent allows the detection of free heavy metal ions in bodily liquids like urine and saliva.
1920s: from elements of the systematic name (see above).
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Roll out of bed and head to the library for a morning of parachute play!Library: Thurmont Regional Library
That's right - wear your PJs to the library and join the fun. Bring along your favorite stuffed animal to bounce on the parachute.
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Some sports nights around here are a lot more entertaining than others. Wednesday was one such night. I'm glad I attended the Diamond Classic final at Olds Park because I like the way both teams play, Grand Ledge and DeWitt. Observations:
Oldsmobile Park is fan friendly in every way except the concessions stand-- two hot dogs and two sodas absolutely should not cost $15 and there is no good argument in the defense of such prices!
Some college better get on Grand Ledge junior Tony Wieber. He is easily the area player of the year. He has 72 runs batted in, 11 away from Drew Henson's all time state record for a single season set in 1998. I don't think Wieber will break it because he'll face good teams from here on out with few games remaining. And after his opening first inning double, DeWitt pitched around him the remainder of the night. You can't drive in runs when you walk.
Grand Ledge coach Pat O'Keefe is to be commended for his sportsmanship. He is never happy when he loses, rare as that is and his team is now 33-2 with the loss. But he went out of his way to retrieve the game ball and give it to DeWitt coach Mike Brya, who was touched by the gesture. O'Keefe was glowing in his praise for DeWitt in his post game interviews.
DeWitt had nine seniors on its roster. Even though the Panthers got off to a 4-0 deficit with no one out in the first inning they were mentally tough enough to ride it out and come back right away in the bottom half of the inning. DeWitt got solid relief pitching from junior Andy Rademacher. He'll be tough next season and so will junior Logan McAnallen and those two alone as the pitching staff's core will make DeWitt a very good team again next spring.
I don't know if Grand Ledge will win its Regional at home Saturday or not. Graduation is Friday night. The Comets might be a bit shaken and they only have five seniors on their roster. They face Portage Central, 33-3, at 12:30pm in their opening game and they'll have a real challenge getting past that game.
Oh yeah and then back in the office we all got to enjoy the end of the Stanley Cup game six in which the Red Wings won 3-2. What a night!


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Definición de majority en inglés:
sustantivo (plural majorities)
1The greater number: in the majority of cases all will go smoothly [as modifier]: it was a majority decision
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- Should I really just accept decisions of the majority of the town council, and not speak out if I believe them to be wrong?
- I totally agree with the thought that he is mistaken in the majority of his decisions, don't you?
- Medieval agriculture was undertaken by peasants who of course constituted the overwhelming majority of the total population.
larger part/number, greater part/number, major part, best/better part, main part, most, more than half;
bulk, mass, weight, (main) body, preponderance, predominance, generality, lion's share;
(the majority) (the) people, the masses, the silent majority
1.1British The number by which the votes cast for one party or candidate exceed those for the next: Labour retained the seat with a majority of 9,830
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- At the last general election in 2001 he had a majority of 4,275 votes over the Conservative candidate.
- He currently has a majority of 4,922 votes - surely enough to defeat the Conservative in second place.
- In this example, the clear winner is candidate A with a majority over Candidate B of 5,000.
1.2A party or group receiving the greater number of votes.
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- McKibbin is right, however, to point out that massive Parliamentary majorities emasculate political parties and their ideologies.
- In last June's general elections, the party lost its parliamentary majority.
- Following a number of defections from other parties, Thai Rak Thai commanded an absolute majority in parliament.
1.3US The number by which votes for one candidate are more than those for all other candidates together.
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- Without this shift, Kerry would have had a popular majority of a million votes.
(winning) margin, superiority of numbers/votes;
2 [mass noun] The age at which a person is legally a full adult, usually either 18 or 21: kids get control of the money when they reach the age of majority
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- David was not convicted of a criminal offence after the age of majority.
- As each beneficiary reaches the age of majority, the rule in Saunders and Vautier may apply.
- That injunction was of unlimited duration, although it would inevitably end when the ward reached the age of majority.
coming of age, legal age, seniority, adulthood, manhood/womanhood, maturity;
age of consent
3The rank or office of a major.
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- In 1872 Captain Macfarlane was promoted to majority.
Strictly speaking, majority should be used with countable nouns to mean 'the greater number', as in the majority of cases. Use with uncountable nouns to mean 'the greatest part', as in I spent the majority of the day reading, is not considered good standard English, although it is common in informal contexts.
be in the majority
- Belong to or constitute the larger group or number: publishing houses where women are in the majorityMás ejemplos en oraciones
- You know as youths, we do not like being in the majority and yet dominated by those in the minority.
- This is more a function of the corrupting affect of being in the majority, I think, than of which ideology is dominant.
- Students I interviewed who attended southern schools said that right-of-center kids were in the majority and set the tone.
Mid 16th century (denoting superiority): from French majorité, from medieval Latin majoritas, from Latin major (see major).
Palabras que riman con majorityauthority, inferiority, juniority, minority, priority, seniority, sonority, sorority, superiority
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Mother of murder victim just wants everyone to know the killer's sentence, see a great picture of her daughter
The mother of Rabeca Rae Kemp didn't want to talk after her daughter's killer was sentenced to life without parole today in Denton County.
But Beca's aunt said that her sister did have two requests. She wanted everyone to know the verdict and she wanted everyone to see a pretty picture of her daughter.
Beca, who grew up in Mount Vernon, was 18 when she was killed inside a Far North Dallas smoke shop.
We told you the verdict earlier today, but now you have the picture. It's from Beca's graduation.


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Mumbai Cutting 2012 is a Hindi bollywood Anthology Movie which is directed by Jahnu Barua, Ruchi Narain and produced by Seemanto Roy, Samrat Sengupta, Niyati Shah, Whitecloud, Meraj Shaikh. The Mumbai Cutting casts are Soha Ali Khan, Jimmy Sheirgill, Sonali Kulkarni, Ranvir Shorey, Vinay Pathak, Sushant Singh, Tara Sharma, Tejaswini Kolhapure, Raima Sen, Palash Sen, Shruti Seth, Rahul Dev, Deepak Dobriyal, Dipannita Sharma, Sanjay Narvekar, Mahek Chhal, Kavita Kaushik, Samrin, Prate which is leading Main Role in the Mumbai Cutting Movie. Mumbai Cutting has been shot in India Shooting location by . The songs of Mumbai Cutting Movie has been composed by Fuzon, Amartya Rahut, Jeet Gannguli, Sanjeev Srivastava, Ali Azmat, Papon with Music Label. The Mumbai Cutting Releas Date was 29 Jun 2012 in India.
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Printable Housekeeping Checklists: Bathroom
Readers Ask: Where Can I Get Lists of Housekeeping Tasks to Keep my House Clean?
So many readers have asked for help setting up their housekeeping plans that I've decided to make available my new series: Printable Housekeeping Checklists – Forms for Your LifeTM The best part is, these printables are yours for FREE!
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"The How Do I Clean the Bathroom? Checklist"
Every house is different, and not all the tasks on our lists will apply to every home. However, this will give you a great starting point to get your house into shape and customize your own housekeeping plan. There are even blank lines at the bottom to add in tasks specific to your home.
I recommend printing the checklist then laminating it so it can be used over and over with a dry erase marker. If you do not have a laminator, you can just print multiple copies.
Our checklists make it easy to delegate housekeeping chores to family members. If you've ever assigned someone to clean the bathroom and then been asked, "How do I clean the bathroom?," you will see that this checklist is justly named! Take your children and/or spouse through the list step by step, explaining and demonstrating each job. Hang the checklist in an accessible place in the room. (Clipboards work very well for this purpose.) Insist that the name and date is filled out at the top of the list and each item is checked off by the person cleaning the room. For the first few times you'll be double checking that each task was completed and done properly, but practice makes perfect. Our lists ensure that the job will be done the same way every time and no tasks will be missed or forgotten. You'll never again wonder when a room was last cleaned, and you won't hear "How do I clean the bathroom?" anymore!
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Metro police arrested a New Albany woman on a cruelty to animals charge.
Police say 22-year-old Madeleine Cornish was in the process of moving when she intentionally left her dog, Benson, in a house for more than three weeks without food and water.
She's then accused of dropping the dog off on a Louisville street.
The dog, who is now called Hank, was extremely emaciated when a family found him searching for food and water on South Ewing Street.
The Arrow Fund was called in to help and said he was severely malnourished.
Hank is receiving care in an Arrow Fund foster home and is regaining his health.


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New Delhi: India and the tiny Central European republic of Slovenia are warming to each other with Slovenians eagerly taking to yoga and Ayurveda and India taking the Balkan nation's help to boost its winter sports infrastructure, says a visiting Slovenian official. "There are around 30 yoga centres in Slovenia (a splinter country from the former Yugoslavia) and around 10,000 people regularly practice yoga," Gregor Kos said in an interview during a short visit to India.
"That is a big number given that the population of Slovenia is only about two million," he added.
Kos, who is the acting secretary general in Slovenia's ministry of education, science and sport, was here to attend the India-Central Europe Business Forum (ICEBF), a major business event organised by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) March 27-28. During the course of his visit, he also met officials of the Department of Ayurveda, Yoga and naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy (AYUSH) here to explore more possibilities of promoting yoga and ayurveda in his country.
"At AYUSH, we are discussing the possibility of signing an agreement between India and Slovenia on ayurveda and yoga. The idea is to ensure quality control," Kos said .
A person having strong links with India, he said India is increasingly gaining in appeal among Slovenians, many of whom are seeking to recapture the erstwhile warm ties in the sixties between India and the undivided Yugoslavia when Jawaharlal Nehru and Marshal Josip Broz Tito were founders of the Non-Aligned Movement.


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Provide an API for third-party developers
Please provide an API for third-party developers. Imagine having RadioTuna app for iPhone, iPod Touch, BlackBerry, Windows, Android and Nokia smartphones...
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This would be great, its a shame I didn't get the job!
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Awesome idea - this will clear many of the suggestions for iphone, android etc apps, as the community can build them themselves :)


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FILE - This Sept. 11, 2011 file photo shows Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs reacting after forcing Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to fumble the ball when he sacked him in the first half of an NFL football game, in Baltimore. A person familiar with the injury says Suggs has torn his Achilles tendon while working out in Arizona and may miss the 2012 season. The Associated Press' NFL Defensive Player of the Year is expected to have surgery next week, according to a person who spoke on condition of anonymity because details of the injury have not been released. The Ravens issued a statement Thursday, May 3, 2012, saying they are in contact with Suggs, he will see a specialist next week, and "we'll know more at that time." (AP Photo/Nick Wass)


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NEW YORK (Standard & Poor's) June 2, 2011--Standard & Poor's Ratings Services has assigned the following ratings to Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co.?s (MMWEC) power supply project revenue refunding bonds for the following projects: 'A+' to Nuclear Mix No 1, series 2011 'A+' to Nuclear Project No. 3, series 2011 'A+' to Nuclear Project No. 4, series 2011 'A' to Nuclear Project No. 5, series 2011 'A-' to Nuclear Project No. 6, series 2011 At the same time, Standard & Poor's affirmed its underlying ratings on parity obligations outstanding for the respective projects, and its 'A-' rating on the company's Berkshire Wind project bonds. The outlook is stable. Standard & Poor's also withdrew its ratings on 2010 bonds related to...
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The conclusion to the bestselling FALLEN series, with exclusive content from the darkly romantic world of FALLEN and an excerpt of Lauren Kate's new novel, TEARDROP.
When evil triumphs . . . when the world ends . . . trust your love.
The sky is dark with wings. . . . Like sand in an hourglass, time is running out for Luce and Daniel. To stop Lucifer from erasing the past, they must find the place where the angels fell to earth. Dark forces are after them, and Daniel doesn't know if he can do this—live only to lose Luce again and again. Yet together they will face an epic battle that will end with lifeless bodies . . . and angel dust. Great sacrifices are made. Hearts are destroyed. And suddenly Luce knows what must happen. For she was meant to be with someone other than Daniel. The curse they've borne has always and only been about her—and the love she cast aside. The choice she makes now will be the only one that truly matters. In the fight for Luce, who will win? The astonishing conclusion to the Fallen series. Heaven can't wait any longer.
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Innovative Procedure for Back Problems
Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Available Through Memorial Healthcare System
July 2006 — Millions of people know the discomfort and immobility caused by a bad back. For cases that are severe enough to require an operation, now there's a new surgical technique that offers fewer complications, reduced postoperative pain and a faster recovery period. Minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS) is appropriate for certain types of conditions, including herniated discs, lumbar stenosis, age-related disc degeneration and misaligned vertebrae. MISS is a microsurgical technique that can be quickly performed through a one-inch incision in the back, with less damage to the surrounding tissues compared to conventional open surgery.
"MISS patients typically go home the same day, and within a week, they're usually able to resume their normal routines. MISS also lessens the likelihood of complications that could lead to more surgery in the future," says Lloyd Maliner, MD, a board-certified neurosurgeon on the medical staff of Memorial Regional Hospital, Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, Memorial Hospital West, Memorial Hospital Miramar and Memorial Hospital Pembroke.
Livia of Miramar underwent MISS two years ago when she got out of bed one morning and felt a sudden, wrenching sensation in the middle of her back.
Unable to stand and debilitated by pain, Livia, 52, was transported by ambulance to Memorial Hospital West. Shortly after her arrival in the emergency room, her symptoms intensified, leaving her paralyzed below the waist. An MRI revealed the root of the problem: a herniated thoracic disc that pressed against her spinal cord.
After Dr. Maliner performed emergency MISS to eliminate the pressure on her spinal cord, Livia recuperated at Memorial Regional Hospital. Within days, she was beginning to regain complete function with the help of physical therapy.
Today Livia does all the things she loved before, like cooking, tending her yard and playing with her grandson. Although conventional open surgery might have reversed her paralysis just as successfully, her rapid recovery immediately following her injury was made possible by the minimally invasive nature of her operation and the special expertise of Dr. Maliner, who is one of only a few neurosurgeons in the country qualified to perform MISS on the delicate thoracic region.
Of course, not everyone who undergoes MISS is a trauma patient facing permanent paralysis. Many people choose to have the procedure on the recommendation of a physician when chronic back problems fail to respond to non-surgical treatment and conventional open surgery is deemed too risky. The relatively quick recovery period after MISS also means less time off from work and less disruption to daily living, compared to the weeks and sometimes months of recovery that some patients require after undergoing open surgery.
MISS cannot cure every affliction of the spine, but for people who do need a spinal operation, it can make a positive difference. Please ask your physician if MISS is appropriate for you.
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Label-focused moms remain an important and influential demographic for natural, organic and healthy brands. Yet, they aren't an easy demographic to win over, as New Hope Natural Media found in our new Market Innovation Consumer Segmentation research. Learn more about this group we call the Chief Health Officers here.
Although they are not the only high-potential target shopper for natural, organic and healthy brands and retailers, label-reading moms remain an important and influential demographic for these companies.
Yet, as New Hope Natural Media has learned through our new Market Innovation Consumer Segmentation study, the group we've named the Chief Health Officers are demanding customers. Active information seekers, they will pay more for a food or health product that is backed by research but will also forgo those offerings they believe are unsubstantiated. Perhaps that is why this segment was one of the lowest users of dietary supplements in our research.
This infographic offers more about the Chief Health Officers and our video profile gives a peek into the lives of three of these influential shoppers.
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Fill your holiday tree with these simple-to-make cinnamon-scented ornaments, which will last for many seasons. We reused ribbons from last year's packages to embellish.
Cinnamon-Scented Cookies
These fragrant cookies smell yummy, but—though nontoxic—they are not good for snacking.
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• 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
• 1 cup salt
• 1/2 cup ground cinnamon
• 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon oil (increase amount for more fragrant cookies more)
• 1 cup water
• Parchment paper or silicone mat
Mix dry ingredients together in a large mixing bowl. Add water gradually and stir continuously until completely absorbed. Knead for a few minutes. Chill, covered, for 1 to 2 hours in the refrigerator before proceeding.
Roll dough flat on parchment paper to a 1/4-inch thick. Cut designs with a cookie cutter or freehand with a small knife. Pierce a hole in the top with the end of a chopstick.
Place cookies on a parchment paper. Bake at 250 degrees for 1 to 3 hours (convection ovens speed the process). Remove when very firm and set aside to cool. Thread with string or ribbon and hang.
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The striker started Wednesday's Scotland Under-19s friendly with Switzerland in the lone striker's role and scored his side's opening goal in a 4-2 win.
Despite only playing seven times for Hearts this season, Oliver feels that the club's reputation for developing young talent helped seal his inclusion in the squad.
"It's always a dream to play for your country ever since I was a wee boy," the 18-year-old said. "It was an honour and to score a goal was brilliant.
"Hearts are well known for bringing boys through the ranks so I think playing for this club helped me get into the Scotland ranks and I'm thankful for that."
The Scottish Premiership's bottom side have been forced to rely on their young players this season after entering administration in the summer and suffering a transfer embargo.
It meant a surprise ascension into the first team even though he has yet to hold down a regular spot, although he is again set to make the squad for Saturday's clash at Kilmarnock.
His team-mate in the Scotland Under-19s' victory, Sam Nicholson, was in a similar position and has recently managed to get a regular starting role. Oliver could have made a similar impact were it not for a stroke of misfortune.
"I started against Inverness and done the ligaments in my foot in the first minute, though I stayed on and played for 70 minutes," he said. "I was out for three weeks after.
"It was a bit frustrating, it took me all that time to get myself into the first team and then I get injured. It pushed me back a couple of steps.
"Coming into this season I didn't think I'd get my chance in the first team, so obviously it's been great.
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Santa Fe Tuna Salad
While it's only 70-ish degrees this week in Michigan (seriously, the most beautiful weather ever!), I'm already anticipating a hot July. I can just feel it coming. I thought I would start getting ready with some cold salad recipes, for lunches and light dinners.
This tuna salad is actually tasty all year 'round, but it's best in the summer, with fresh in-season corn, juicy cucumbers, and from-the-garden (errr…flower pot) basil. There's a few ways to eat it, besides just on its own. You could shove it in a tortilla or pita. Or, you could serve it on top of spinach, lettuce, or mixed greens for a salad-on-top-of-salad effect.
If you're not a big fan of tuna, you can substitute shredded rotisserie chicken or some grilled shrimp. Or, feel free to be all vegetarian about it. Just get ready. Because those days where it's so hot that you wonder if you can just eat three Popsicles for dinner will be here before you know it.
For some other cold salad ideas, check out out my Gazpacho Chopped Salad and Mediterranean Chopped Salad with Israeli Couscous.
Santa Fe Tuna Salad
Yield: 2 servings
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 2 teaspoons fresh lime juice
- 1 teaspoon grated lime zest
- 1 teaspoon red wine vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 can (5 ounces) solid white albacore tuna in water, drained
- 1 cup black beans or red kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1/2 red bell pepper, thinly sliced
- 1/4 English cucumber, halved lengthwise and thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup fresh corn kernels (from about 1 ear)
- 1-1/2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
- 1-1/2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
- In a small bowl, whisk together oil, lime juice and zest, vinegar, cumin and salt. In a medium bowl, flake tuna with fork. Add remaining ingredients to tuna. Pour dressing over everything; toss to combine.
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This looks delicious and perfect for the warm weather. I've never added cumin to a vinaigrette before, I'm curious to try.
I love your salads, this gorgeous. I automatically love any salad with corn, looks fresh, crunchy and delicious!
Thank you! A little cumin goes a long way in a vinaigrette, so you have to be a little careful. But it's really tasty!
Thanks Suzanne! I can't wait for sweet corn season around here. It can't come soon enough.
Tried this tonight with grilled chicken instead of tuna (had some on hand), and it was delicious!
Yay! Thanks Katy 🙂
I'm so glad you like it, Amanda! Thanks so much for stopping by to let me know.
This is so delicious! I've made it several times in the last couple of weeks, I'm hooked! Thanks for the great recipe!
It's so perfect this salad I make this tonight my madam as me if what is the ingredient. Hehehe


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Here at St. John Evangelist, altar servers consist of boys and girls from our parish (both school and religious education) who are trained in the summer after completing their 6th grade of school. Unlike many parishes, we encourage high school students to continue to be altar servers, a ministry the majority of them say "yes" to.
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What would you do for poetry? What would you sacrifice just to pen a verse? Would you spend a few minutes a day to read a few lines? Would you give money to support a poet? Would you gamble your life to write a poem?
Some women from the rural provinces of Afghanistan are doing exactly that—risking their very lives for poetry. A poignant essay in the New York Times Magazine describes the lengths some impoverished, oppressed, and unschooled women and girls will go just to grasp the bits of freedom poetry gives. In writing and reciting their poems, these women give voice to the fears and injustices—and to the hopes and dreams--that define their lives.
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We seem, sadly, to have lost an understanding of poetry's beauty and power. A few years ago, the National Endowment for the Arts found that while fiction reading is on the rise, poetry reading had fallen to a years-long low. The lukewarm response to (and at times downright confusion at) the inclusion of poetry at President Barack Obama's inauguration earlier this year is yet another sign of our antagonism. Most people I've talked to didn't even know the U. S. has a poet laureate, let alone who the current one is. For many poetry is too stuffy or too quaint—or worse, simply irrelevant.
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