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Dr Cody is a very easy going doctor. He explains everything to you in detail. He eases your fears. He is very knowledgeable doctor.
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Dr. Cody is one of the most compassionate doctors I have ever met. He explained the options and allowed me to choose the treatment plan I felt most comfortable with. I have complete confidence in his abilities as a surgeon and physician. It may take a while to get that first appointment and you may need to wait on busy days but that is because he gives us each the time that we need to deal with a scary diagnosis.
Dr Cody is confident and thoughtful and very clear in his communication. He runs an efficient office of kind people who respond quickly and professionally. I recommend him and nurse Karen without reservation.
I am more than happy with the care I received from Dr. Cody and his staff. I recommend him vey highly. I am not only impressed with the care I got from Dr. Cody and his staff but, the whole experience from the momement I entered the doors of Sloan Kettering. The feeling I got was that everyone cares.
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I took my mom to see Dr. Cody. After introducing himself to her and me, he apologized his tardiness (almost 1 hour). However, he is well worth waiting to see. He is kind, courteous, compassionate, has a wonderful bedside manner. He answered all questions clearly and concisely.
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text: Explore Sulawesi Makassar Tanah Toraja The Togian Islands Gorontalo Manado Bunaken Marine Reserve Share A popular trip from Manado is to the Tangkoko National Park, home of the world's smallest primate, the tarsier. These nocturnal tree-dwelling creatures resemble bush babies or aye-ayes with their large saucer eyes and long, thin fingers. The beach side forest of Tangkoko is also home to troops of black macaque, hornbills and cuscus, all of which you should be able to spot. Getting to Tangkoko by public transport requires a lot of changes, but they're all straightforward. Take a microlet from town to Paal Dua, then a bus to Bitung. Another microlet will get you to Girian, where you need to find a kijang or pick-up to Tangkoko – ask them to stop at Mama Roos. Alternatively, you can take a charter from Manado. There are a handful of basic homestays at Tangkoko. Guides are compulsory to visit the park; however, your entrance fee includes the services of a ranger, so rather than paying twice, walk down the path beside the tourist office till you find the rangers' post. Read More


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A person who you feel bad for or want to cuddle with. Midgets walking alone on the streets are woodgies, because you want to be jolly with them.
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Two people died and three others were injured when an RV and another vehicle crashed in Sacramento, blocking lanes for hours on Sunday.
The California Highway Patrol said that the collision involved an RV carrying an elderly couple and a Mazda sedan with three men inside just after 10 a.m. on West Riego Road near Highway 99.
According to the CHP, the Mazda went off the roadway and into a ditch. One person was trapped inside of the vehicle.
Two men that were inside of the Mazda died and the third was taken to the hospital with major injuries, CHP said.
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text: Nebraska Mom Advocates for Newborn Heart Screening by Pamela M. on Monday, January 14, 2013 Cole Klein, 10, was born with a serious congenital heart defect that wasn't caught until he suffered congestive heart failure at 53 days old. His mother, Tiffany Mytty-Klein, explains why she believes that a screening at birth could save kids like Cole from serious complications or death. A measuure in the Nebraska Legislative session could ensure that all newborns are screened for heart conditions before they leave the hospital. « Now share your story Share This


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The Big Ten may be known for its line play, but it has produced some quality defensive backs.
Charles Woodson, Bob Sanders, Malcolm Jenkins and Leon Hall were all recent All-Pros that came from Big Ten teams.
The number of asterisks next to a player's name indicates how many years he has started. A "starter," for my purposes, had at least four starts to his credit in any one season.
Players in italics are returning all-conference honorees.
A pound sign (#) indicates a player who hasn't started consecutive years or didn't start last year.
I based my ranking on returning experience, inherent talent (recruiting rankings), as well as what the teams and coaches have turned out in the past.
When I refer to passing defense, I am referring to opposing quarterback efficiency rankings and not yards allowed.
Finally, a lot can change in the next few months.
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A Bethlehem man allegedly drove drunk into a private driveway on 16th Avenue in West Bethlehem, slammed into a parked vehicle and then crashed into a telephone pole according to police.
Douglas Brock, 42, of the 300 block of Grandview Boulevard, drove his vehicle into the driveway of a home early Tuesday morning in the 400 block of 16th Avenue, police say. A utility pole, the resident's vehicle and other portions of the property were damaged in the wreck.
Police say Brock tried to leave the scene. The 42-year-old will face charges of drunken driving, accidents involving property, careless and reckless driving, according to police.
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Shares in Radian Group Inc. fell 7 percent after the Philadelphia mortgage insurer reported a $169.2 million loss in the first quarter and projected that its main operating subsidiary would need an injection of capital later this year to maintain a key capital ratio at a level required by regulators. The loss included $90.6 million from the change in value of financial instruments. For the same period a year ago, Radian reported net income of $103 million. The shares closed at $2.89, down 23 cent, on the New York Stock Exchange. — Harold Brubaker


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The Ruba'Iyat Of Creteil Lake - Part Six - Poem by T Wignesan
Awake! Dour Dreamer! And draw the curtain of benumbing clouds
Fairies hover by ears to whisper mantras dispelling doubts
Already unheeding magpies cluck rudely tongue-in-beak
And trans-continental flights from Orly pierce through rain clouds
Good hour or two has gone by since Metro Lac broke loose
Gardiens de paix drive into the buckle of her tresses noose
Barnacle geese strut at her feet preening proud feathers sleek
Mullahs wash their feet by fountains gushing djellaba loose
Murmuring Berber prayers from cowed heads rise to the skies
While lyceen innocence dries up on loud tutored lies
Do hotel beds lost in arbours get bought for sleep or trysts
Stompings on her esplanade nose-bridge: she frets and defies
Wake the dreamer of unwholesome dreams and set the hour right!
How long lone and stricken chained beneath the main tight!
"What ails thee beneath thy furrowed frown! O! Prisoner of sin! "
The tent-maker's son still roams with galaxies drifting plight!
"Lift that gorgeous head just once: let us see those laser flashes
That make this lake look thunder-struck even through sun-glasses! "
Fitful sparrows in hedges and eaves seek not to share her thoughts
Oblivious Mall shoppers let slip lone tears from her gashes.
© T. Wignesan – Paris,2013
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In 1823 William Strickland, Philadelphia's premier architect designed St. Stephen's Church - one of many buildings he built in Philadelphia. St. Stephen's is one the few of his church buildings which has survived. It was a unique design in its day - heralding the end of the neo-Classical style and ushering in what became Gothic revival. The first service was held on February 27, 1823.
During the Centennial
year of 1876, St. Stephen's played host to
people of every nation who came to Philadelphia for
the festivities. In 1878 a much needed enlargement
of the church was effected by breaking through the
north wall, and building the transept and gallery.
Frank Furness was the architect for this addition.
He also decorated the walls of the entire church.
This redecoration represented the exuberance of the
high Victorian age of which both Furness and St.
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Sporting News Tim Tebow. God. A poll. This story has everything you say you don't want to talk about but somehow can't stop talking about.
A company called Poll Position called 1,076 people and asked them about the Denver Broncos quarterback. Quoting from a press release, "Seventy percent of respondents said they knew of Tebow's success and among those aware of the Tebow phenomenon, 43 percent said they believed divine intervention was at least partly responsible for his success."
The poll was conducted on Tuesday, two days after Tebow mania reached a peak based on his 80-yard touchdown pass in overtime to Demaryius Thomas that won the Broncos' wild-card playoff game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The 43 percent number is surprising in that a) so many people think God intervenes in sports and b) admit believing that to somebody, even an anonymous (but surely cheerful) pollster.
This issue is fascinating. After speaking to dozens of Christian athletes, pastors and theologians over the years and asking them if God cares about sports, there is no more consensus than there would be if you surveyed your favorite sports bar.
As this poll shows, Tebow is an endless well from which we can draw stories. There has been a lot of talk this week about Tebow throwing for 316 yards against the Steelers, and the link to John 3:16, and that Tebow's story seems almost Biblical in nature. None of which has anything to do with football but all things Tebow are fascinating nonetheless.
When Tebow won the Heisman Trophy, he opened his speech this way: "I'd just like to first start off by thanking my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, who gave me the ability to play football."
These are highly respected athletes, perfect gentlemen, all, saying things that sound perfectly batty—right? This poll suggests otherwise.
Are those guys and the 43 percent who responded to the poll crazy to think God flicks his divine finger and a ball goes sailing out of Busch Stadium?
Or are 57 percent of us blind to the obvious truth?
No one knows the answer. But when Tebow throws, he looks like a spastic flamingo trying to scratch its back. Absent help from a higher power, it's hard to see how an NFL quarterback can complete a single pass with that godforsaken motion. But somehow, Tebow keeps getting it done.
How? God only knows.
» Tim Tebow's public expressions of Christian beliefs ignite conversation about faith and its role in sports
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ST. IGNACE, MI — The traditional May 1 start of tourist season in Northern Michigan is fast approaching and the Straits of Mackinac are finally starting to thaw.
After a historic winter and record levels of ice cover on the Great Lakes, one of the Shepler's Ferry boats finally took a stab at making it to Mackinac Island from the ice-bound St. Ignace harbor on Thursday, April 24.
In five hours, the boat, fitted with ice-breaking capabilities last year, made it about one mile through the 1- to 3-feet of ice clogging the harbor.
The plan is to ensure the path is wide enough to remain open and try again Friday.
"It doesn't sound like much, but from where I'm sitting it's a big victory," said Chris Shepler, ferry service owner.
Everything in the Straits area is running a few weeks behind due to the harsh winter, which left much of Northern Michigan locked in a deep freeze after the southern counties began to thaw earlier this month.
The shipping season got a late start this year as well. U.S. Coast Guard ice-breakers have been escorting lake freighters through icy Straits area since March.
Shepler, owner of one of three ferry services that connect the island to the mainland, is expecting a rush of runs and round-the-clock operations over the next few weeks as the area economy shrugs off the snow and comes back to life. His company normally begins passenger service in late April.
The island has relied heavily on airplanes to move goods and people recently.
"I've never seen it this bad," Shepler said. "This is unprecedented.
"It just puts a hamper on everyone in getting their business ready for the summer."
His ferry service may end up absorbing some extra customers when tourist begin to arrive in the Straits area en masse. Arnold Transit Co., a no-love-lost competitor of Shepler's, may only ferry freight this year amid reported financial difficulties.
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> Is it possible to connect to a Pc which is behind a router from a remote
> location using Remote desktop?
> The configuration is as follows : 4 pcs behind a linksys router that use ICS
> and have an Ip range of 192.168.0.1 - 4 . The pc that is directly connected
> to the router has this ip address 192.168.1.100 and for the local area
> network has the ip 192.168.0.1.
> .How can i connect to one of the pcs from the internet? All of the Pcs run
> Windows Xp Proffesional and are part of a workgroup.
> Thanks you for taking the time to read this.
you do not use ICS in windows if they are all behind a router. so turn
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what you need to do is turn on remote desktop on the pc you want it on
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Cambridge Companions to Literature: The Cambridge Companion to Literature and Religionby Susan M. Felch
Each essay in this Companion examines one or more literary texts and a religious tradition to illustrate how we can understand both literature and religion better by looking at them in tandem. Unlike most literature and religion books, which tend to focus on Christianity and take a highly theoretical approach inappropriate for non-specialists, The Cambridge Companion to Literature and Religion offers an accessible treatment of both Dharmic and Abrahamic traditions. It provides close readings of texts rather than surveys of large topics, making it an ideal resource for undergraduate and graduate students of literature and religion.
Deployed: How Reservists Bear the Burden of Iraqby Ross Michael Musheno Susan M.
"Deployedis an important and deeply moving book. Here, in this story, the heroic tradition of the American citizen-soldier lives on. " ---Andrew J. Bacevich, Professor, Boston University, and author ofThe New American Militarism: How Americans Are Seduced by War "Whatever your feelings about Iraq,Deployedis an important and compelling work that illuminates the real human cost of the war, and gives voice to those compelled to fight it. " ---Ken Wells, Senior Editor,Condé Nast Portfolio "Currently, there are few to no books dealing with the sociology of Iraq, and even fewer have empirical data on the experiences of American soldiers. More important, this work provides a strong and needed voice for soldiers---their words are compelling, rich, and moving. " ---Morten Ender, Professor of Sociology, United States Military Academy at West Point "This is a unique book that weaves historical, ethnographic, and organizational approaches for a study of Iraq-War military reservists. . . . the authors' findings challenge the pervading wisdom on reservists' motivations for service; the chemistry between family, reserve duty, and relations with regular military; and the effect that service in Iraq had on them. " ---Jerry Lembcke, Associate Professor of Sociology, Holy Cross College What is it like to be one of the citizen-soldiers summoned to duty in Iraq and Afghanistan? The events of 9/11 were a call to arms for many reservists, as shock, anger, and fear propelled large numbers to volunteer for the opportunity to serve their country in the Middle East. Even the most patriotic, however, had not expected that the wars would last so long or that the Army Reserve would supply so much of the manpower. Using the soldiers' own voices,Deployeddraws upon the life stories of members of an Army Reserve MP Company, who were called to extraordinary service after September 11. The book explores how and why they joined the Army Reserve, how they dealt with the seismic changes in their lives during and after deployment, the evolution of their relationships inside and outside their military unit, and their perspectives on the U. S. Army. Musheno and Ross uncover five pathways that led these citizens to join the reserves, showing how basic needs and cultural idioms combined to stimulate enlistments. Whatever path led to enlistment, the authors find that citizen-soldiers fall into three distinct categories: adaptive reservists who adjust quickly to the huge changes in their lives abroad and at home, struggling reservists whose troubles are more a product of homegrown circumstances than experiences specific to serving in a war zone, and reservists who are dismissive of military life while they live it and oppose the war even as they fight it. Perhaps most important,Deployedchallenges the prevailing stereotype of returning soldiers as war-damaged citizens. Jacket photograph: AP Photo/Hutchinson News, Travis Morisse.
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Police said Thursday that a motive has not been determined in an early morning shooting that left an Amarillo man wounded and two people in jail.
Manuel Chavez, 24, received "wounds consistent with shotgun wounds" in the incident that occurred at 2:40 a.m. in the 3600 block of South Hughes Street, said Sgt. Brent Barbee of the Amarillo Police Department.
"There are no indications that his injuries are life-threatening at this point," Barbee said Thursday.
An officer was en route to a complaint of someone driving recklessly and honking a horn when he received a call of shots fired at the same location. When the officer arrived, he found the wounded victim lying in the street, Barbee said.
Police said Chavez was transported to Northwest Texas Healthcare System, but a hospital spokesman said Thursday that he was not listed as a patient.
A short time after the shooting, officers arrested a man and a woman at a nearby residence in connection to the shooting.
Christopher Mark Rasor, 28, of Amarillo remained in the Randall County jail on Thursday on $100,000 bond on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Jessica Erin Roberts, 21, of Amarillo remained in the Randall jail on $25,000 bond on a charge of tampering with physical evidence.
Barbee said details of the incident were sketchy Thursday as the investigation continued.
"It's not really evident what type of interchange there was with the suspect and the victim," Barbee said. "There was some kind of contact between them in the yard or in the street."
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In cultural terms, the answer is not, and never has been, straight-forward. In the eighteenth century, the farmer was, by turns, the heroic John Bull whose efforts helped England survive the challenges of the French revolutionary wars, and the effete creature who had forsaken the farmyard for the hunting field, whilst his wife lounged in an expensively furnished (and implicitly Frenchified)drawing room, listening to their daughter's efforts on the newly acquired pianoforte, and neglecting the work of the dairy. Modern opinion has been no less Janus-faced: in the early twenty-first century, the British farmer has been portrayed as both victim of European bureaucratic and nationalistic victimisation over beef exports, and himself the villainous producer of 'Frankenstein foods'.
This conference seeks to answer the problem by inviting papers which supply either economic definitions of the farmer - studies which concentrate on acreage and yield, etc - or approach the issue in more indirect, cultural terms.
Offers of papers which explore any aspect of this problem are welcome. The Conference itself will take place at the Centre for Rural History at the University of Reading on 18 September 2001.


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Face first should get back together because they were the best band ever.
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The widow of the youngest infantryman on Omaha Beach during World War Two, Joan Argenzio, laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns, Sept. 28, along with representatives of the Fredricskburg Virginia Chamber of Commerce and Maj. Gen. Karl Horst, commander of the Joint Force Headquarters National Capital Region and the U.S. Army Military District of Washington (JFHQ-NCR/MDW).
As part of JFHQ-NCR/MDW community outreach efforts, Horst invited the chamber to Arlington Cemetery for a visit and wreath laying, and in turn, Joan Argenzio was asked by the chamber's Military Affairs Council to participate in the ceremony as a way of honoring and remembering her husband Joe Argenzio, who died earlier this year. Joe Argenzio had spoken before various community groups in the Fredericksburg region as well as the chamber's Military Affairs Council about his experience during the war.
According to press reports, Joe served with the 1st Infantry Division (The Big Red One), 16th Infantry Regiment. Joe entered the army on September 14, 1944, at 16 years of age, altering his birth certificate to be eligible to serve. His first tour of duty was D-Day, landing in the first wave on Omaha Beach. He fought his way across Europe, The Battle of the Bulge, the Rhine Crossing, the Huertgen Forest, and the liberation of the concentration camp at Falkenau, Czechoslovakia. Decorations awarded for these campaigns include 2 Purple Hearts, Combat Infantry Badge, and 2 Bronze Stars. He later became a drummer in the Army's Regimental Band. In 2008, in recognition of his participation in the invasion of Normandy, Joe was awarded the French Legion of Honor medal at the French Embassy in Washington D.C.
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Stretching southeast from Hsinchu, Hsinchu county is home to large numbers of Hakka people: though the ethnic group accounts for roughly fifteen percent of Taiwan's population, eighty percent of Hsinchu claims Hakka ancestry. Beipu is the most famous Hakka town in north Taiwan, while the Yimin Temple near Xinpu is the centre of Hakka religious life on the island.
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Lying around 20km southeast of Hsinchu, just north of the Lion's Head Mountain Scenic Area, the small town of BEIPU (北埔; běipŭ) is the centre of Hakka culture in north Taiwan, the counterpart of Meinong in the south. Though it's a bit touristy these days, the compact area of old buildings and teahouses around Citian Temple has plenty of rustic charm, and it makes an easy excursion from Hsinchu or even Taipei.
Beipu's tiny bus station is on Zhongzheng Road (中正路; zhōngzhèng lù), a short walk from the old part of town. Walk a few metres to Nanxing Street (南星街; nánxīngjiē) and turn right, passing some good places to try léichá, and on to the next junction with "old street" (aka Beipu Street; 北埔街; běipŭjiē), thick with touristy shops and food stalls. The shop on the corner is Lung Yuan Pastry Store (隆源餅行; lóngyuán bǐngháng), established in 1871 and maker of tasty sweet potato and taro cakes. Turn left here and head towards Citian Temple (慈天宮; cítiān gōng) at the end of "old street", established in 1830 and the town's main centre of worship. The Main Hall is dedicated to Guanyin, flanked by tablets on the right representing the sānguān dàdì (Three Great Emperor-Officials) and on the left, the sānshān guówáng (Three Mountain Kings), all Hakka favourites.
Beipu's oldest and most appealing buildings are crammed into a relatively small area around the temple, a mixture of traditional red- and mud-brick Chinese houses, well worth exploring. To the south, the Zhongshu Tang (忠恕堂; zhōngshùtáng) built in 1922, is a charming Qing dynasty house with an unusual Baroque facade. Many of these houses are linked to the wealthy Jiang family – patriarch Jiang Xiou-nuan built the grand A-Hsin Jiang Residence (姜阿新宅; jiāng āxīn zhái) in the 1940s just to the north of the temple on Miaoqian Street (廟前街; miàoqiánjiē) in a blend of Western and Japanese styles. Like most of the buildings here, it's still privately owned and closed to the public. Beyond here, on the corner of Zhongzheng Road is the traditional building known as Jinguangfu (金廣福; jīnguǎngfú), the old meeting hall built in the 1830s, and opposite, Tianshui Tang (天水堂; tiānshuǐtáng), a huge Chinese mansion still occupied by the Jiang family. Zhongzheng Road becomes a narrow alley east of here, containing some of the town's most atmospheric teahouses.
The Hakka
The Hakka
Known as kèjiārén in Chinese ("guest families", or hak-kâ ngin in the Hakka language), the Hakka (客家人) are an ethnic sub-group of the Han Chinese family, with their own language, customs and traditions. Originally from the northern Chinese provinces of Henan and Shanxi, Hakka people began coming to Taiwan in the seventeenth century and have since developed a particularly strong identity. At first, Hakka migrants settled in Taipei county and along the western plains, but by the nineteenth century they had moved to the areas in which they predominate today: the mountainous parts of Taoyuan, Hsinchu and Miaoli counties, and in the Kaohsiung-Pingdong area. Though few Hakka are farmers today, they're still regarded as hard workers and have a reputation for producing some of the island's top scholars and writers: famous Hakka people include ex-president Lee Teng-hui, Soong Mei-ling (Chiang Kai-shek's wife) and film director Hou Hsiao-hsien. Mainland Chinese leaders Sun Yat-sen and Deng Xiaoping were also Hakka.
Hakka people subscribe to the same religious beliefs as other Chinese groups in Taiwan, but they also have their own special gods and festivals. The worship of the Yimin (義民; yìmín; mostly in north Taiwan) is unique to Taiwan, while the island also has around 145 temples dedicated to the Three Mountain Kings (三山國王; sānshān guówáng), protective spirits of the Hakka and a tradition that came from Guangdong.
The Council for Hakka Affairs was created by the government in 2001 to help preserve Hakka culture on the island, and to ensure its language survives: there are several dialects spoken in Taiwan, with sìxiàn being the most important, and the one you'll hear on train announcements. Hakka TV (客家電視台; kèjiā diànshìtái), a 24-hour station, has been on air since 2003.
God Pigs
God Pigs
One of the most controversial of Taiwan's traditional religious practices is the rearing of "God Pigs" (神豬; shénzhū) – unfortunate hogs that are fed to grotesque size, often so large they can no longer walk. The pigs are used as offerings to the gods – it's a particularly Hakka custom, used mostly at the Yimin Festival when literally hundreds are sacrificed. Pigs are killed the day before, by knife, and the carcass stretched over a metal cage so that it looks disturbingly similar in size to a small bus. It doesn't take much imagination to work out why animal rights activists get upset about this: cases of force-feeding, alleged ill-treatment and the relatively simplistic method of slaughter have led to increased calls for a ban over the years. Hakka groups say that it's a traditional part of their culture and that the pigs are well cared for. While it's true that the tradition of offering pigs goes back to the 1830s, the official "contest" to see who has the biggest and intensive, modern factory methods are relatively new; many pigs are actually bought by Hakka families at the end of the fattening process (which can take two years) when they already sport monstrous proportions.
Beipu is the best place in Taiwan to sample léichá (擂茶), or "ground tea", a popular Hakka drink with origins in ancient China. Its modern incarnation is one hundred percent contemporary Taiwan however; a green tea mixed with a paste of peanuts, sesame, pumpkin and sunflower seeds. It's delicious and very filling (it's sometimes called "cereal tea"), but the twist is that you get to prepare it yourself. DIY sessions are offered at most of the teashops in town, and in general you are expected to at least have a go, the staff sometimes reluctant to pitch in. After a few minutes you'll understand why; the raw ingredients are placed into a ceramic bowl and must be pounded into an oily paste with a giant wooden pestle, a process which takes a strong arm, or preferably, several. The tea is usually served with Hakka-style muaji (máshŭ in Mandarin), sticky rice rolled in ground peanuts.


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A seven year-old boy in Detroit hanged himself with a belt from the top level of his bunk-bed on Wednesday. The boy was found by his older sister who immediately went to get help as an adult tried to revive her brother. He was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital. The officers who investigated the scene stated that bullying was likely a factor in the boy's suicide.
This seems unbelievable to me. Yet, stories about bullying seem to be popping up around every corner–bullying at school, bullying at home, bullying on the bus, bullying on the internet, bullying from my neighbor. Bullying seems to be so prominent these days, but I still can't remember ever being bullied as a kid, teenager, or young adult.
My wife seems to remember being the subject of bullies at school. And I can recall seeing a few of my friends being teased, but I don't remember it ever being as prominent as it is today.
I got in my fair share of trouble when I was in elementary school. I was the second grader who pretended the school's round drinking fountain was a steering wheel and then inadvertently twisted the thing off the wall. The drinking fountain fell to the ground and water started spraying everywhere. Outside that experience and the occasional thrown rock, the near monthly fight (They were more like wrestling matches, to be honest.), and a few tag games that got out of control, I didn't get in any type of trouble that could be considered bullying. Nor would I ever consider myself the subject of any bullying in elementary school.
The only experience which might have been considered bullying was our giant tag games. Kids in my age group would play during recess and the teams were divided based on physical ability. Even second graders are capable of pulling a Lebron James and picking the easy route by loading one team with all the talent. Our loaded team destroyed the weaker team day after day after day, year after year after year. All the while the weaker team begged to re-pick in a fair manner. No way! Wasn't going to happen. Not while we were winning and you were losing. (Is pulling a Lebron James considered bullying anyway?)
In middle school, where playgrounds and recess were things of the past, kids walked up and down the hallways in groups before classes, practically challenging other groups to get in the way. The guy or gal at the end of the line had to be the biggest because that was where the strength of the group was challenged. As groups passed each other in the halls, the kids at the end of the line slammed shoulders together doing everything they could to knock the other kid out of the way. Were those acts of bullying? After all, the groups were willing participants.
In high school, kids became cemented in their various clicks and were rarely seen associating with kids from other clicks. Some would occasionally intermingle, but for the most part kids stuck with who and what they knew. I saw a few instances where some of the kids in the "cool kids" club mocked other kids, but those instances seemed to be pretty rare.
My experience in school seems to fly in the face of how prominent bullying seems to be today. Have kids become more aggressive than they were back when I was in school, or was I just impervious to such things?
Was bullying as prominent for you when you grew up as it seems to be today, or was your experience similar to mine and relatively bully free?
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Name: Foeniculum vulgare
Origins: Fennel is indigenous to the Mediterranean region, and is a member of the parsley family.
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Nutritional Value: High in vitamin C, fiber, potassium, and folate.
Prep: Choose firm, heavy white bulbs that are free from cracks or browning. The fronds should be bright green and free of wilting. The entire plant is edible – the bulb is great raw and often used in salads, but can be roasted, braised, sauteed, and grilled. The fronds are often used as garnish, or chopped and used like other herbs such as parsley or dill.
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CLAYSBURG - The Claysburg-Kimmel Homecoming Show, slated for 11 a.m. Oct. 5, in the Claysburg-Kimmel High School auditorium has nine musical segments interspersed between the dialogues of an approximately 40-person cast. The show's cast ranges in age from 20 to 90 and the performers will reminisce about Claysburg through the decades.
The musical portion of the show will include a ladies' musical group, a men's quartet, a revival of the Claysburg group from the 1970s called Room 102, plus six different selections by the Claysburg Community Chorus. The musical part of the show is under the direction of Dan Crist and Tom Ringler.
The good, clean stories are rated for all ages. Maria Leppert will be directing the show. Admission is $5 and $10 per seat. For $10, your seat is in the reserved centerstage area.
All proceeds from this show plus many other activities that day will benefit the Claysburg Food Bank.
In the lobby before the show will be memorabilia from each decade of school life plus another section of old Claysburg memorabilia with some of the items going back to the mid-1800's. Outside the auditorium will be food booths. The food booths will be open from noon to 3:30 p.m. when the parade is over or until all food is sold. All of this also benefits the food bank.
Tickets can be purchased at C&S Market, Yingling Insurance, Peggy's Diner or the Claysburg Area Library and donations can be made out to: Claysburg Rotary, John Smith, Treasurer, 595 Bedford Street, Claysburg, PA, 16625.
CLP readies famed musical
LORETTO - After a long, two-year wait to acquire the royalties and the opportunity to produce the show, Cresson Lake Playhouse will proudly present "Monty Python's Spamalot - the Musical" at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 17-19 and Oct. 24-26 at the Loretto venue.
The show will open with a Special Preview Fundraising Event at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 16. The preview ticket costs $25 and includes a complimentary beer, bangers (sausages) and a reserved seat to the performance.
"Spamalot" is under the direction of Bryce Britton and is based on the iconic 1975 film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." The original 2005 Broadway production, directed by Mike Nichols, won three Tony Awards, including the Tony Award for Best Musical of the 2004-2005 season and received 14 Tony Award nominations. During its initial run of over 1,500 performances it was seen by more than two million people.
Tickets for the Cresson Lake performance at $17 for adults and $10 for students under age 18. Tickets can be purchased by calling 472-4333 or online at www.cressonlake.com.
Hot Tuna visit State Theatre
STATE COLLEGE - The blues rock band Hot Tuna, formed by bassist Jack Casady and guitarist Jorma Kaukonen as a spin-off of Jefferson Airplane, will perform at 8 p.m. Jan. 11, 2014 at the State Theatre.
The group, which was created in 1969 during a Jefferson Airplane hiatus, plays acoustic and electric versions of original and traditional blues songs. Their latest original album, "Steady as She Goes," was released in 2011.
Tickets for the show are $37, with a $3 ticketing fee. Tickets can be purchased online at thestatetheatre .org, by calling 272-0606 or in person at the theater box office.
CAST shows new comedy
CLEARFIELD - The Clearfield Arts Studio Theatre will present the comedy "Opal's Husband" at 7 p.m. today through Sunday and Thursday through Sept. 28. There is also a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday.
Tickets are $8.50 and can be reserved by calling the CAST office at 765-4474 or can be purchased at the door.
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The console war is fought everywhere these days, but the internet seems to be where people are most vocal. It also serves to give each console its own set of downloadable content, fuelling the war even more. Each week we'll give you a run-down of what's available to download on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii, and declare a winner.
Note: This round-up is based on UK releases to each console's online service and does not include premium video content. Releases outside of the UK could vary.
PlayStation 3 - PSN
It seems PSN is still waking up after the Christmas and New Year holiday, with not a great deal being on offer this week. The biggest release is the demo for EA's Lord of the Rings: Conquest, which gives you a taste of the multiplayer focussed action game ahead of its January 16 release date. This is joined by new content for Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm and the Faction Elite pack for EndWar.
As usual there's a selection of new tracks for Rock Band and Guitar Hero World Tour, and trailers for LotR: Conquest, Brain Challenge and Tekken 6.
Lord of the Rings: Conquest: Free
EndWar Faction Elite Pack: £3.19
Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Pack 4: Free
Rock Band
"Space Truckin" by Deep Purple: £0.99
"Hymn 43" by Jethro Tull: £0.99
"Funk #49" by The James Gang: £0.99
"Take Back the City" by Snow Patrol: £0.99
Guitar Hero World Tour
Reggae Track Pack: Free
European Track Pack 2: £4.39
"Johnny" by Di-Rect: £1.59
"Degenerated" by Backyard Babies: £1.59
"Por La Boca Vive El Pez" by Fito and Fitipaldis: £1.59
Country Track Pack: £4.39
"Me and My Gang" by Rascal Flatts: £1.59
"Hillbilly Deluxe" by Brooks & Dunn: £1.59
"Ticks" by Brad Paisley: £1.59
PlayStation Store Exclusive Tekken 6 Trailer: Free
Lord of the Rings: Conquest Good to be Bad Trailer: Free
Brain Challenge Trailer: Free
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The University of Hawaii men's volleyball team earned its first road win of the season on Friday, defeating Cal State Northridge 25-20, 25-15, 28-26 in Northridge, Calif.
Jace Olsen and Brook Sedore each had 10 kills for UH (6-4, 4-3 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation). Olson had a .533 hitting percentage.
The Rainbow Warriors, No. 11 in the American Volleyball Coaches Association rankings, had been 0-2 on the road this year.
Greg Faulkner had 10 kills for the Matadors (3-5, 3-4), with a .615 hitting percentage. Damani Lenore finished with seven kills.
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Less like a building and more like a living, breathing entity, both the lobby and staircase in the College of the Sequoias offer a glimpse into the busy world of higher education. Much like the students that crowd its hallways, the light too gradually fades as day's end nears. Watch as Pittsburgh Corning's glass block diffuses the busy scenario by providing calm, refreshing light by day and breathtaking scenery by night.


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November 21, 2006, 01:47 PM
Why does my Glock 22 manual say that I can't shoot reloads out of it or lead? I want to start reloading and I would like to be able to reload .40 for it also.
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Lead accumulates quickly in the polygonal rifling that Glock uses. This great increases pressure, possibly resulting in a kaboom.
All gun manuals say factory new ammo only should be used in their guns for warranty reasons.
A lot of Glock .40S&W owners have fired thousand and thousands of reloads through their gun with no problems, you will have to choose if the risk is worth it.
If I were you I would pick up a cheap replacement barrel for your Glock 22 to shoot reloads through and carry with the factory barrel.
I hope this helps,
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An after market barrel would solve the lead vs. polygonal rifling issue. Not sure if it would do anything to help with glocks infamous lack of chamber support. The less chamber support you have the more you put yourself at risk of losing a finger or three. Worth noting that 40S&W one of the most unforgiving calibers to reload because of it's high chamber pressure.
November 21, 2006, 09:56 PM
An aftermarket barrell will solve the chamber support issue as well.
Remember though, Glock not the only gun to have less than full chamber support. Custom 1911s that have had ramp and throat jobs don't either.
The difference is that chamber pressure in 45 ACP 1911s is a lot lower than it is in 40 caliber Glocks.
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Glam Media Launches Curated Social Parenting Site, TendCarolyn Castiglia
Glam Media, a company specializing in "curated social media," has just launched their parenting site Tend.com. I signed up using my Twitter account so I could take a look around, and I found a nice looking website with only 339 members and solid but sparse content. It reminds me of a dressed up version of the early days of Cafe Mom, when community was paramount and blogging content took a backseat. I like the promise of what the site could be: a place for smart parents (let's be honest, mothers) to go and discuss their concerns about child rearing. That could be an asset, especially considering that just today I had to Google "6-year-old wants to breastfeed" to make sure I'm not the only mother whose ever experienced that particular oddity. (I mean, it was one thing when she was just obsessed with breasts, but looking to latch on for lunch is a whole nuther story.) I'd love to have a safe and informed community where I could ask, "Am I the only person who finds themselves saying, 'My body is my own and boobies are only for babies'?" and get great answers, free of snark.
Of course, I could write a blog post about the issue and share it here on Strollerderby (and I guess I'm essentially doing that now), but writing a post isn't the same as participating in a discussion, no matter how fruitful the comments section becomes. I find that people are more likely to be dismissive of and argumentative toward each other in the comments section of a blog post than they would be in a community, so I think the idea of starting a community discussion the way you can on Tend is great. (That may just be wishful thinking and lack of experience, tho, since I'm not really a member of any online parenting communities outside of Babble.) The question is, am I willing to maintain another social media profile? Not really.
As a content creator, I'm under a lot of pressure to cultivate "followers" on every social media platform in existence, and while Tend might offer me yet another opportunity to share my writing with a target audience, that feels like it might be a violation of what the Tend community is trying to achieve. If you're looking for a space to share photos and stories with strangers (but why would you be?), you might be interested in creating a profile. They have some interesting articles on the site that you can only access right now by signing up, which seems a shame since similar content is available on sites that don't require that kind of commitment. I suppose that's the whole point, though; Glam Media is all about curating community, so signing up makes it feel exclusive, I suppose. If you give the site a whirl, let me know what you think!


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In nature, the dome of the sky arches above the mountain. The parasol in Buddhism is symbolically a device which casts a shadow, and therefore, offers protection from heat. Also, in Indian mythology, the parasol has traditionally been associated with royalty. Held above the head, it conveys honour and reverence, and hence the Buddha is often depicted sitting under a decorative parasol.
The concept of the parasol providing shelter from the sun's heat translates into the Buddha's teachings protecting us from the "heat" of negative forces like greed, lust and suffering, obstacles in the path of the spirit's journey towards enlightenment.
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Three police officers have been sacked and other high ranking members, including an inspector, face disciplinary action over a racism row in which stubby holders mocking African migrants were circulated around a suburban station.
Victoria Police said it investigated 13 employees over the production of the racist stubby holders, an inappropriate photo and misuse of the email system at Sunshine police station.
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Three police officers have been sacked over an offensive stubby holder as the chief commissioner clamps down on racism in the force. Nine News.
A sergeant was dismissed after being charged with one count of disgraceful conduct relating to the production of the stubby holders.
Two constables were also dismissed, charged with improper conduct in relation to photograph depicting an African man in a vulnerable position.
The three dismissed members have lodged appeals with the Police Review Services Board.
Three sergeants from Sunshine, each charged with careless discharge of duty and bringing the force into disrepute in relation to the production of the stubby holders, have been transferred to different stations.
Six other members, including an inspector who did not deal with the issue appropriately when it was first brought to his attention, a senior sergeant, a sergeant, two senior constables and a constable received admonishments.
A senior sergeant is still under investigation.
The charges related to the production of up to 50 stubby holders in 2012 featuring a cartoon of a mudfish and the words, "Sunshine police. Whoever says Sunshine brings happiness has never worked here", were ordered by members of Sunshine police station.
"Mudfish" is a type of fish and is a common food in many African countries. It is used by some people as derogatory slang for Africans.
Chief Commissioner Ken Lay said the police force would not tolerate racist behaviour in any form.
"There is large numbers in the African community that were enormously disturbed by what has happened," he said. "It sent a very bad message to the broader community that police were not tolerant.
"There were some cultural issues at Sunshine police station, and when i see the 13 people that were either sanctioned or moved or dismissed I'm comfortable that that matter has been resolved.
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