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Sullivan County's Cathy Paty really is a country girl!
As for the future, Paty is optimistic. "My glass is always half full," she declared. "It feels really great to have this tremendous support, both here at home and in Nashville. My boyfriend John, my sister and my six-year-old daughter are my biggest fans, and without their love and encouragement none of this would have been possible. I'm truly at home with country music, and everyone around me is helping me to get better and more confident every day. This experience has changed my life."
Cathy Paty's dream is to make country music and develop a career as a touring artist. With her star on the rise, Paty is still down to earth. "I've been given this great opportunity and I can't wait to see where it takes me," she said. "I've met country stars who have welcomed me into their world and these people are genuine. They actually care about me, just as my community here at home in Sullivan County does. I've got the bug now. There's no going back."
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Just One Time
Release Date: October 20th, 2000
R|1 hr. 32 min.
Plot Summary
Anthony, your average red-blooded New York City fireman, is on the verge of marrying his lovely fiancé, Amy. But he has a nagging sexual fantasy he wants to satisfy before taking his vows. When Amy turns the tables on her future husband's desires, they both discover that living a fantasy, even just one time, may be one time too many.
Cast: Lane Janger, Joelle Carter, Guillermo Diaz, David Lee Russek, Jennifer Esposito,
Director: Lane Janger
Genres: Romantic comedy
Distributor: Cowboy Pictures, First Look

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The summer of 1965 was filled with excitement and hope as my sisters and I approached the old State Theater. They bought tickets from a clerk and ran to get goodies from the snack bar. My excitement grew as we climbed to the balcony and the big screen flashed to life.
This ritual was carried out all across America - Negroes to the balcony and whites on the first floor.
During our history, many great Americans came forth to struggle for a people who were enslaved to build this nation. After slavery, the question was: What do we do with millions of freed slaves? The answer: Set them free but limit their freedom. So we worked twice as hard for little pay.
America's leaders were confronted with people whose homeland could not and would not take them back. Millions were buried not knowing who they were or where they had come from.
How have Americans moved on to a better future without dealing with the past?
In its 1954 decision in Brown vs. The Board of Education, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that segregation of white and black children in public schools solely based on race violated the 14th Amendment to the Constitution. This argument was presented by attorney Thurgood Marshall, who would later become the court's first black justice.
After all of that, what has happened to some black kids in today's public schools? In the time before desegregation, there was a vast pool of black educators. Today, blacks seem to have little interest in entering the teaching profession. Are we doing all that is possible to ensure we have properly trained professionals? It helps a kid tremendously when his teacher looks like him.
There are great teachers in the Amarillo Independent School District, but you can only teach so long. Johnny Allen was a great man at Carver High School, but when Carver closed because of desegregation, Allen was given an assistant position at Amarillo High School, even though there was an opening at Tascosa for a head football coach. Why didn't AISD offer him that job?
The problem goes back to Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech: character, not color.
Rosa Parks broke the silence on a bus one day. Who will break the silence at the Amarillo Country Club, which will let blacks wash its dishes but not eat from one of them as a member? You can caddy there but not hit a golf ball. Sounds like 1965 to me.
Ralphael O'Hara Lanier was the first president of the Texas State University of Negroes, which is now my alma mater, Texas Southern University. This is strange to me, because TSU has a waiting list to get into its pharmacy program and has graduated some of America's finest pharmacists: black, white, Hispanic, Asian - all nationalities. This is an arena in which desegration has blossomed. What is the problem with our public schools?
I heard the best teachers in Amarillo were on the south side of Interstate 40. If this is so, why aren't we doing something to make sure they are also the best north of I-40?
Before desegregation, black teachers were among the best in the country. Being a teacher was a status symbol in the black community. Teachers were more serious about their jobs. They had power in the classroom. I feel it is up to school principals to get the best and leave the rest.
Today, the power to discipline has been taken away from classroom teachers. When you send a kid to a chair where he gets special attention, you are giving him exactly what he wants. What is the harm in swatting students?
I guess it worked until after I got all my swats from my parents and any other adult who didn't appreciate my attitude. Could this be a huge part of the problem in our schools today?
Fairness in hiring is another problem. Affirmative action has done nothing for me or any of the black folks I've met.
It has benefited a group who got the vote before blacks did. They are wonderful mothers and sisters who have used affirmative action to move forward.
Hire the best person for the job regardless of color, and affirmative action will take care of itself. There is a willingness to succeed when the playing field is colorblind.
As a 6-year-old in 1965, I thought we had the best seats in the house at the old State Theater. Morality is taught, and what you teach develops in kids as they get older. We can eat in the same restaurants, go to the same colleges and even live next door to each other.
Well, almost!
At least now my sisters and I can go to a theater and sit on the first floor.
But the balcony gave me a better view.
Wilson Kates Jr. is a teacher in the Amarillo Independent School District.
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American Red Cross InfoNavigation
The American Red Cross was founded on the 21st of May 1881 with the declared purpose of offering humanitarian aid. Since then, the Red Cross has been involved in emergency assistance, disaster relief and education on the U.S. territory. The American Red Cross is affiliated to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
The founder was Clara Barton, the very first president of the organization. Fifteen persons participated in the first official meeting. Back in 1869 Clara Burton visited Europe; she noticed the total dedication and wonderful deeds of International Red Cross, who was a great help for a lot of people during the Franco-Prussian war. It was then that she came up with the idea of having a Red Cross organization in the U.S.A. as well.
Due to her vision and the events where the American Red Cross began to get involved, the U.S. has received the label of the Good Samaritan of Nations. Soon after that, the American Red Cross began to get involved in all the important national disasters.
Among the first disasters where the ARC was involved we can mention the Great Fire of 1881, when more than 5000 persons were left homeless or the Johnstown Flood from 1889 in Pennsylvania, when more than 2200 people lost their lives and thousands others were injured.
Nowadays, The American Red Cross is also largely involved in different community services that greatly help people in need. For example, it offers comfort and help to the members of families where one of the members serves in the military forces. It is the Red Cross that organizes huge projects of food and clothing gathering for the benefit of the less fortunate people. Then, the gathered items are packed and sent to the regions where people need them.
The organization is managed by volunteers and it is financially supported by the donations they receive from people.
The American Red Cross National Headquarters is located in Washington and it represents a national landmark; it supplies more than 40 percent of the donated blood in the U.S. This blood is then sent to hospitals and regional suppliers. Is is also the Red Cross that provided allograft tissue, which was used for transplants; Red Cross did that through its sales in Tissue Services Program. Back in 2005, the Tissue Service stopped, as the organization declared its desire to be involved even more in disaster relief.
The Red Cross played an important part in the industry of plasma. Due to it, a lot of the American citizens benefited from reliable and affordable plasma products. Still, beginning with 2011 the Red Cross has limited its involvement in the Plasma Services industry.
With funds close to 300 million USD, the processing, testing and distribution systems used by the Red Cross Blood Services were replaced and optimized. Nowadays the Red Cross is implementing the Nucleic Acid Testing study, looking for genetic material that can help cure HIV and hepatitis C, rather than looking at the body's reaction to the disease.
The Red Cross specialists offer also cellular therapies to different patients. This means collecting several blood cells from a patient and treating them. When these cells are functioning well once again, they are reinserted in the body, so that the old cells benefit and function well as well. Cellular therapies prove to be helpful especially with the cancer diagnosed patients: the treated and strong cells are used to fight in the battle with the cancerous cells.
When it comes to health and safety services, the American Red Cross is known to provide first aid, just like it did from its very beginnings, as well as CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), lifeguarding, water safety checks, babysitting, home safety courses and disaster preparedness. The courses that ARC organizes are held all over the U.S.A. and numerous people enroll and attend them. These courses are especially created for laypeople, as well as for workplaces and aquatic facilities. In the U.S. about 12 million American learn different techniques every year. You can buy first aid kits, disaster kits and similar equipments from the ARC. When it is required, ARC organizes even pet first aid classes for all the pet owners that are interested in helping their house pets.
Statistics demonstrate clearly that ARC is involved in more than 70,000 disasters every year. American Red Cross offers valuable help when houses or apartments are on fire, during and after hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, tornadoes, traffic accidents, explosions and all sorts of other accidents or hazardous situations.
When a disaster happens, it is the ARC that provides people with shelter, food to eat and medicines, in order to take proper care of all the persons affected by the terrible situation. As the ARC is also involved in other parts of the globe other than the U.S., it provides translation services and a database of multilingual volunteers.
The ARC does not wait for a disaster to happen in order to get involved; in peaceful and normal times it produces all sorts of literature that can help people learn how to react, the do's and don'ts in case that an earthquake, a flood or any other natural disaster occurs.
Many people believe that the Red Cross provides ambulances or other medical facilities. This is a wrong belief, because these first responder roles are left to the local and state authorities. In other countries where the Red Cross is present, it might be involved in such first aid procedures as well. But this is not the case in the US.
The ARC proved to be of tremendous help during and after hurricanes Katrina, Wilma and Rita hit the US territories. More than 1400 shelters were created and opened in the region, and close to 4 million people stayed there over night. Right before the hurricane, a number of 2000 volunteers were on standby, being prepared and ready to intervene. In fact, no less than 300,000 Red Cross volunteers were involved in the operations during and right after those three hurricanes; more than 80 percent of them were non paid volunteers. Close to 350,000 comfort kits and more than 200,000 clean up kits were freely distributed to the people affected by the hurricanes.
The ARC is an important part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. The almost 100 million volunteers are involved in a continuous effort of educating and mobilizing communities to know how to react best in case of life threatening situations. Red Crescent is involved in many international projects: the measles initiative and the malaria African program are just two of them.
It is interesting to know that the ARC has placed huge quantities of emergency supplies in three warehouses from Panama, Malaysia and Dubai. Those supplies will be used in case of crisis situations, like the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, the 2010 Haiti earthquake, crisis in Africa, hurricanes in the Caribbean region etc.
After the massive earthquake that hit Haiti in January 2010, the ARC has announced that more than 300 million USD will be spent in an effort to help recover the affected region: transitional houses will be built, many people will benefit from free health services, they will be taught about disaster preparedness and their lifestyle in general will be positively influenced.
The ARC also fights against HIV, measles and other diseases that have not been eradicated yet in many regions of the globe. In 2001 the ARC became part of a large project, which is intended to reduce the number of deaths associated to measles worldwide. Through this program governments and authorities in many areas of the globe are provided financial and technical support, and the vaccination campaigns have the goal of preventing the spread of the disease.
The owners of this site support all the initiatives that are supposed to fight diseases, no matter if they are local like Louis Kraml's initiative, or global, the way the American Red Cross does it. You can find Mr. Louis Kraml on Twitter or connect with Louis Kraml on LinkedIn.Read More


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Breeding better strawberries
- BBSRC awards nearly £800,000 to fund research into disease resistance in strawberries; with a further £1M funded by industry
- Projects at East Malling Research and The Sainsbury Laboratory, Norwich, will create a draft genome for cultivated strawberry and look for genetic markers offering protection against soil-borne diseases
As Wimbledon reaches its peak this weekend, scientists are preparing to battle to ensure the tournament classic of strawberries and cream stays on the menu for years to come with a £2M project to research strawberry disease.
The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) will fund nearly £800,000 of the five-year project into protecting strawberries from diseases.
The two grant awards from BBSRC, to East Malling Research and the The Sainsbury Laboratory, come under the Improving Disease Resistance In Strawberry (IDRIS) programme, run by East Malling Research.
East Malling Research and The Sainsbury Laboratory will additionally contribute £200,000 and this figure will be matched by an industry consortium including Berry Gardens Ltd, CPM (Retail) Ltd, The Horticultural Development Company, Mack Multiples and Meiosis Ltd, to bring the total project fund to £1,992,000.
Researchers at both institutions will build on previous work to seek genetic 'markers' within the DNA of strawberry that denote genes associated with resistance to soil-borne strawberry diseases.
Using existing knowledge about the genes that strawberry diseases employ to infect plants, they will determine markers for the 'best' resistance genes in strawberry, in a process called 'effector informed breeding'.
The resulting 'map' of where these markers are in the strawberry genome will allow breeding programmes to more effectively select for resistance to diseases such as crown rot and red core, caused by Phytophthora cactorum and Phytophthora fragariae respectively, increasing the resilience of strawberries grown in the UK.
The hope is that this research will help breed strawberry plants with a stronger resistance to soil-borne disease. Such strawberries would not have to be replanted every eight-to-15 months as at present, reducing the carbon footprint of production, potentially reducing the amount of fungicide used to grow the crop and lowering the total cost of growing strawberries.
As part of the work scientists will also create a draft genome sequence for the cultivated strawberry. This new genome will be a valuable tool for identifying molecular pathways and processes controlling disease resistance and other traits.
Dr Richard Harrison, the geneticist leading the project at East Malling Research, said: "Strawberries are a remarkable success story for UK horticulture and are one of the few fruit crops where the UK is nearly self-sufficient during the domestic season, from May to October. However, diseases caused by Phytophthora species are a constant threat to growers.
"Taking some of the knowledge gained during studies of the related potato late blight pathogen Phytophthora infestans and transferring it to strawberry pathogens will allow rapid progress to be made in developing resistant varieties for sustainable production."
The approach will build on work pioneered by The Sainsbury Laboratory on using disease genomes to guide new approaches to crop breeding. The Sainsbury Laboratory will provide expertise in pathogen genome analyses to the project.
Berry sales in the UK rose from £146M in 2000 to £783M in 2012, with strawberries representing 60% of the sector.
Professor Douglas Kell, BBSRC Chief Executive, said: "The UK strawberry industry faces some serious challenges. Variable and unpredictable weather conditions are causing problems for growers, and the withdrawal of many fungicides and soil fumigants have led to increased crop losses from soil-borne diseases such as crown rot and red core.
"This research will tackle some of these problems using world-class bioscience to build on previous important work."
About The Sainsbury Laboratory
The Sainsbury Laboratory (TSL) is a world-leading research centre dedicated to making fundamental discoveries about plants and how they interact with microbes. TSL is evolving its scientific mission so that it not only provides fundamental biological insights into plant-pathogen interactions, but also delivers novel, genomics-based, solutions which will significantly reduce losses from major diseases of food crops, especially in developing countries. TSL is based on the Norwich Research Park and is closely linked to the Gatsby Charitable Foundation, University of East Anglia, the BBSRC and the John Innes Centre. www.tsl.ac.uk
About East Malling Research
East Malling Research (EMR) is an independent provider of top-class research, development and consultancy serving the food chain and other sectors of the land-based industry. EMR's mission is to conduct high quality strategic and applied research in horticultural and environmental sciences, and to deliver knowledge, products and services that benefit public and private customers.
EMR's team of scientists integrate their knowledge of breeding and molecular genetics, genomics, pest and disease biology and management, crop and post-harvest physiology, agronomy, environmental science, food product development and consumer research, to address current industry issues and deliver innovative solutions particularly applied to food, environment, non-food crops & products.
EMR's portfolio encompasses projects that vary in size and scope. Customers include: Defra, TSB, commercial companies, EU, retailers, growers, levy bodies and Research Councils.
For more information, visit: www.emr.ac.uk
About BBSRC
BBSRC invests in world-class bioscience research and training on behalf of the UK public. Our aim is to further scientific knowledge, to promote economic growth, wealth and job creation and to improve quality of life in the UK and beyond.
Funded by Government, and with an annual budget of around £500M (2012-2013), we support research and training in universities and strategically funded institutes. BBSRC research and the people we fund are helping society to meet major challenges, including food security, green energy and healthier, longer lives. Our investments underpin important UK economic sectors, such as farming, food, industrial biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.
For more information about BBSRC, our science and our impact see: www.bbsrc.ac.uk.
For more information about BBSRC strategically funded institutes see: www.bbsrc.ac.uk/institutes.
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You receive a "Your changes could not be saved" error message when you try to save changes to a network-shared Excel file on a Windows 2000-based computer
This article has been archived. It is offered "as is" and will no longer be updated.
When you use Microsoft Excel 2000 on a Microsoft Windows 2000-based computer to edit an Excel file that resides on a network share, and then you try to save your changes to the Excel file on the network share, you may receive an error message that is similar to the following:
Your changes could not be saved to Your_File_Name.XLS, but were saved to 4CCA4100. Close the existing document, then open the temporary document and save it under a new name
This problem may occur if the network share where you want to save the file is a Services For Macintosh volume. In this scenario, the original file is not removed quickly enough from the network share folder when Excel tries to replace the original file with your changed file. Therefore, you cannot save the replacement file by using the original file name. When you try to do so, the server side returns the error message that is described in the "Symptoms" section.
Hotfix informationA supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. However, this hotfix is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article. Apply this hotfix only to systems that are experiencing this specific problem.
If the hotfix is available for download, there is a "Hotfix download available" section at the top of this Knowledge Base article. If this section does not appear, submit a request to Microsoft Customer Service and Support to obtain the hotfix.
Note If additional issues occur or if any troubleshooting is required, you might have to create a separate service request. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for this specific hotfix. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Service and Support telephone numbers or to create a separate service request, visit the following Microsoft Web site: Note The "Hotfix download available" form displays the languages for which the hotfix is available. If you do not see your language, it is because a hotfix is not available for that language.
PrerequisitesWindows 2000 Service Pack 3 or later.
Restart requirementYou must restart your computer after you apply this hotfix.
Hotfix replacement informationThis hotfix does not replace any other hotfixes.
File informationThe English version of this hotfix has the file attributes (or later) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in coordinated universal time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time tool in Control Panel.
Date Time Version Size File name ----------------------------------------------------------- 22-Dec-2003 20:16 5.0.2195.6824 42,256 Basesrv.dll 21-Sep-2003 00:45 5.0.2195.6824 236,304 Cmd.exe 22-Dec-2003 20:16 5.0.2195.6882 222,992 Gdi32.dll 22-Dec-2003 20:16 5.0.2195.6886 711,440 Kernel32.dll 22-Dec-2003 20:16 5.0.2195.6824 54,032 Mpr.dll 22-Dec-2003 20:16 5.0.2195.6883 334,096 Msgina.dll 22-Dec-2003 20:16 5.0.2195.6882 90,232 Rdpwd.sys 06-Nov-2003 22:29 5.0.2195.6870 5,847,552 Sp3res.dll 22-Dec-2003 20:16 5.0.2195.6882 380,176 User32.dll 22-Dec-2003 20:16 5.0.2195.6886 391,440 Userenv.dll 19-Dec-2003 00:13 5.0.2195.6886 1,630,192 Win32k.sys 11-Nov-2003 00:29 5.0.2195.6873 182,032 Winlogon.exe 22-Dec-2003 20:16 5.0.2195.6884 243,984 Winsrv.dll 19-Dec-2003 00:13 5.0.2195.6886 1,630,192 Win32k.sys 22-Dec-2003 20:16 5.0.2195.6884 243,984 Winsrv.dll
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section of this article.
For additional information about how hotfix packages are named, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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824684 Description of the standard terminology that is used to describe Microsoft software updates
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« What's For Dinner? Plus the First Week of Our CSA! | Main | Strawberry Rhubarb Cobbler »
May 20, 2009
What's For Dinner?
Wow...This day has just gotten away from me! No recipe today, but we'll get back to that tomorrow!
Tonight we're having chicken fajitas, refried beans and some salsa. We'll also use some the greens that we got from our CSA.
What are you having?
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Thats funny, we had fajitas for lunch!
Posted by: Esther at May 20, 2009 7:53 PM
I'm thinking soup or something else easy. Jamie seems to be coming down with the plague now, too. *sigh*
Posted by: Di at May 20, 2009 10:13 PM
Esther, fajitas are always good in my book. I LOVE Mexican!
Di, oh no!
Soup is always good when you're sick. I try to keep a batch in the freezer at all times just in case. Doesn't always work out that way though.
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2008-10-23 / Rutland News
Rutland Voting for Under 18s
Kids and teens can make their votes count on November 4th. The Rutland Free Library is holding a presidential election for the under 18 crowd from 8:00a.m. - 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. Voter registration will take place at the library from 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 28. Be part of the process and register to cast your vote.


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....soft play centre. Here with LimboJunior, dear god it's like Lord of the flies. If I don't make it out alive, avenge our deaths.
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My first time in a.....
Heh. In a past life, I used to build those things.
Half term at a soft play centre... brave man!
Experience tells me you get about 6-8 years of wanting to visit these places per child so get used to it
Wait 'til you start having parties in them - 20 under 5's hell bent on running around until they're sick.
They need some adults only nights.
I enjoy 'em more than the kids!
young mums with low cut T shirts bending over to pick kids up for the win!
Woops did I just say that out loud.
^ A friend of mine was telling me about that the other day.... 'playpark perving' I think he called it.
Ahhh - yummy mummys - and even slummy mummys. The payback for the hell that is soft play.
Think yourself lucky. I will be taking my 3 year old daughter to Chuck E Cheese's soon as a reward for 50 stars on here reward board.
even if you make it out alive ...you'll be infected... with 5 different forms of lurgy.......
They're great as you have to retrive your children and get to play on the slides
Had a party at one at the weekend where one of the children (not mine I might add) ran about (as mentioned above) until they then produced what appeared to be their own body weight in cake puke.
Parents just left saying leaving staff to clean it up, idiots.
No vomit but lots and lots of snot. And the noise, sweet Jesus the noise!
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Joseph was the son of Landon Eastes and Elizabeth McLoney.
Joseph Burr married Larinda Meek on 24 Oct 1858
Larinda was born in 1839 in Wayne Co., IN and died in 1927 in Anderson, Madison Co., IN
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|Starting Again. Again ^^
As I promised last week, I'm going to try and get myself a little better organised in-game. To that end, I have a list, of sorts, comprising the stuff I'd like to try and at least make an effort towards in the weeks leading up to 5.4. This is of course, only the tip of the Mother of All Icebergs, and it makes me realise just how much there is to do that I *could* be doing in-game at any one point with multiple characters, not just the one. As has been the case on numerous occasions, the trick must be not to try and do too much at one, to organise myself in a sensible and rational fashion, and to transpose as much of what I need to do into a visual format to help me prompt myself when I am online. As a result the above list is only of limited usefulness. What it does make clear however is that 5.4 is going to split into two distinct prongs of attack: keeping P at optimal usefulness, whilst at the same time maximising Professions so I'm not spending money I don't need to at a Virtual AH where prices (I suspect) will become a lot more expensive than they have been for some time.
Because I have no idea how volatile the AH market will be, I feel I need to stockpile. Looking at Trade in game last night, I am clearly not alone in this regard: I counted several people pushing for CoD raw material sales. I'll be wanting a lot of cloth, leather and ore, plus herbs, so I'm going to stop selling whatever I farm until 5.4 drops and bankalts will become storage mules. Money therefore can come from levelling the Lock, Mage and Monk and I'll not bother equipping anyone else until the changes to Valor and Justice vendors are live. From yesterday's patch notes, those changes are quite significant:
- Epic quality (purple) Valor items sold by the
Shado-Pan Assault now have their reputation requirements reduced to
Friendly or below, and have their Valor Point cost reduced by 34%.
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quality (purple) Valor items sold by all other Mists of Pandaria
faction quartermasters no longer have reputation requirements, and will
now cost Justice Points instead of Valor.
- Rare quality (blue) items have their Justice Point cost reduced by 75%.
- No changes for items that require an Exalted reputation.
This will be a massive boost for recently-dinged 90's so the temptation is to simply drag people there and leave them to take advantage of the changes when 5.4 goes live.
Then there are the 37 Battle Pets not yet mine including the Beasts of Fable rewards. This will require some levelling of the weaker families in my stable and (I suspect) some specific pets boosted to 25 to help complete that. Ideally I'd like to try and do this before 5.4, but the biggest single logistic to this is time. I'm also aware that at least one pet that drop from mobs in the Throne happens in Durumu's wing, so it will be time to suck in the gut tomorrow and do that as early as possible. As there's also a chance to pick up a bow from
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Right now, truth is under attack, and much is at stake. Perhaps no one in America is more passionate than John MacArthur about exposing those who are mounting this attack?especially those bringing the assault right into the church.
There is no middle ground?no safe zone for the uncommitted in this war. The battle for truth is raging, and this book reveals:
- The pitfalls of postmodern thinking
- Why the Emerging Church Movement is inherently flawed
- Past skirmishes in the Truth War and their effect on the Church
- The importance of truth and certainty in a postmodern society
- How to identify and address the errors and false teachings smuggled into churches
"[The postmodern age] is the age of no truth, an age that has reached a point of deadly fatigue when it comes to facing the truth?a generation that no longer believes truth can be known. Dr. John MacArthur knows better, and he is armed with the courage to confront this age with a bold defense of truth. . . . His argument is compelling, his defense of truth is brilliant, and his concern for the church is evident on every page. The evangelical church desperately needs this book, and it arrives just in time." ?R. Albert Mohler Jr., President, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
John MacArthur is the pastor-teacher of Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California, president of the Masters University and Seminary, and featured teacher with the Grace to You media ministry. Grace to You radio, video, audio, print, and website resources reach millions worldwide each day. In more than four decades of ministry, John has written dozens of bestselling books, including the MacArthur New Testament Commentary series, The Gospel According to Jesus, Twelve Ordinary Men, Twelve Extraordinary Women, Slave, and The MacArthur Study Bible. He and his wife, Patricia, have four married children and fifteen grandchildren.
The Truth War has eight chapters, which are all prefaced by the introduction "Why Truth Is Worth Fighting For." Right off the bat, MacArthur explains why truth is important to defend. Each following chapter deals with an important aspect of the battle: "Can Truth Survive in a Postmodern Society?" (Chapter 1); "Spiritual Triumph: Duty, Danger, and Guaranteed Triumph" (Chapter 2); "Constrained into Conflict: Why We Must Fight for the Faith" (Chapter 3); "Creeping Apostasy: How False Teachers Sneak In" (Chapter 4); "Heresy's Subtlety: Why We Must Remain Vigilant" (Chapter 5); "The Evil of False Teaching: How Error Turns Grace into Licentiousness" (Chapter 6); "The Assault on Divine Authority: Christ's Lordship Denied" (Chapter 7); and "How to Survive in an Age of Apostasy: Learning from the Lessons of History" (Chapter 8). All this great discussion is followed by the appendix: "Why Discernment Is Out of Fashion."
An important theme MacArthur takes up in the book is Postmodernism, the philosophical engine that drives the Emergent Church movement. He is right when he says "Postmodernism is simply the latest expression of worldly unbelief," and that it is "proud rebellion against divine revelation" (p. 25). While false teaching masquerading as biblical Christianity has always posed a threat to the church, "most Christians nowadays simply don't care about the prevalence of false doctrine, nor do they take seriously their duty to fight against apostasy" (p. 47).
The real problem, as MacArthur sees it, is that the true church is battling apostate teachers who are espousing corrupt teaching. "They frequently remain and continue to function as preachers, teachers, or authors. Certainly they pretend to be Christians. They cover up their defection with subtlety. They profess faithfulness to the truth even as they try to undermine its foundations" (p. 66). "[A]postate religion is dynamic in the same way gospel truth is---but it produces exactly the opposite results. It intensifies sin's bondage, multiplies sin's pollutions, and magnifies sin's consequences" (p. 122).
The level of apostasy now in the church is not helped by the amount of people filling our pews who may not be genuine Christians. "Churches today are filled with people like that. They drift from church to church. They are often more concerned about whether they like the music than they are about whether they are hearing the truth. They are usually absorbed in religion for self-centered reasons. They want a better life. They are 'recovering' sinners looking for fellowship. They are therefore susceptible to anyone who promises to meet their 'felt needs.' They are the first-line victims of false religion" (p. 182).
The Truth War is must-reading for all Christians. It reminds us of the essential fact that Christianity is a matter of truth. And truth is always worth fighting for. Ray Hammond, Christian Book Previews.com
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Steelfaith5 Stars Out Of 5Another Perfect ScoreFebruary 2, 2016SteelfaithQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5John MacArthur is God's gift to confused followers of Christ . With so many false teachers around, it's easy to get lost in what the Bible really means but it's good to know that John MacArthur is around to set the record straight. In this book he takes Jude 3-4 and breaks it down to its essential message, we cannot allow false teachers to go unchallenged. The entire book is a look at false teachers, false doctrines and apostasy. Highly recommended. Another 5 star book, which is the norm with John MacArthur. No better Bible teacher around today.
otis5 Stars Out Of 5Becoming a fanAugust 3, 2015otisQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I enjoyed this work and have enjoyed several of the books I've read from this author.
JannieBritish Columbia, CanadaAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5February 1, 2013JannieBritish Columbia, CanadaAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This is a very timely call for attention to sound doctrine. I bought four more books to give to friends in leadership.
GASIMS5 Stars Out Of 5Great and Important BookMay 5, 2011GASIMSQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This book is right in line with John MacArthur's continuous acknowledgement of the absolute need for absolute truth. This book is both convicting and enlightening.
johnMaineAge: Over 65Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5It has clarity that makes it easy to understand.March 12, 2011johnMaineAge: Over 65Gender: maleQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 5I think that it is a great book for a bible study.
It brings out errors in some of the modern day churches and compares them with some of the early church problems that the apostles also had to deal with. I have found it very helpfull in my understanding of the gospel truth from the standpoint of the bible.


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As both Americans and jazz fans, we have a dual responsibility this Christmas. On the one hand, jazz fans are on average more affluent than the run-of-the-mill mullet-impaired AC/DC fans who control vital sections of our janitorial and 30-minute oil change industries. Therefore, we are in a better position to spur the economy with a veritable orgy of discretionary spending.
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For the outright hostile, it is important for us to present jazz with as little pretense as possible. Compelling arguments could be made for Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, who certainly made accessible music. I tend to gravitate towards John Coltrane's Blue Train or Miles Davis' Kind of Blue as an introduction to jazz. Intimate, passionate, melodic but challenging, they represent to me a cohesive apex of everything jazz should be without being so deliberately oblique as to alienate even those predisposed to dislike jazz. And they both have the word "blue" in the title and everybody likes blue.


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#43109 - 10/31/01 12:15 AM Re: a slight digression
Carpal Tunnel
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Oh dear, and beak it sounded so evocative of something or other, too. I thought it might be when one of the players hurls himself face down on the ball in American football to score a try? a goal? whatever they do score in American football anyway.
#43110 - 10/31/01 10:00 AM scoring in football
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I think that you are thinking of a "touchdown," Bingley.
When a team carries the ball (or catches it and retains possession in) the opponent's endzone, the team scores a touchdown, which is worth 6 points.
Other ways to score in football:
Point after touchdown: Upon scoring a touchdown, a team has an opportunity to kick the ball through the upright goalposts. If it does so, it gets another point.
Two-point conversion: Upon scoring a touchdown, a team may, instead of kicking the point after, attempt in a single play to again penetrate the endzone with the ball. If it does so, it gets two more points.
Field goal: a team may, when it has possession of the ball during regular play, attempt to kick the ball through the goalposts. If it does so, it gets three points.
Safety: if a team traps the other team in its own endzone with the ball, the trapping team scores two points.
For more football terms, and more precise definitions, see
#43111 - 10/31/01 02:28 PM Re: scoring in football
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quiz, Sparteye (to which I'm not certain my answer is correct): is it possible for a football game to end with a score of 1-0, and if so, how?
#43112 - 10/31/01 11:27 PM Re: scoring in football
Carpal Tunnel
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>a score of 1-0
And would you read that as "one nil"?
#43113 - 11/01/01 06:40 AM Re: a slight digression
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Apparently the Canadian Football League (CFL) has slightly different rules about numbers of downs and scoring which some say make the game more exciting than the American version. I'm not much into football so I'm not sure, but my national pride urged me to post this bit of info anyway. The very little football I have watched was CFL football, during the Grey Cup (our finals, equivalent to the US Superbowl but played a good two months earlier, and often in the snow). Any Canadian football fans on the board want to expand on that? (Rouspeteur/BelM/plutarch?)
#43114 - 11/01/01 07:54 AM Re: scoring in football
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Funny you should mention that, Kieva, since I amost remarked in my prior post that a score of "one" is the only mathematically impossible score in football.
And we would pronounce that score "one-zero" or "one-oh" or "one-nothing," Bingley, but never "one-nil."
#43115 - 11/01/01 08:02 AM Canadian football
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The major differences between American and Canadian (ha! go ahead, everybody, fight about that terminology!) are: (1) the dimensions of the playing field, the Canadian field being larger; (2) the number of players, 11 in American, 12 in Canadian; (3) three downs to advance 10 yards in Canadian, but four downs in American; (4) in Canadian, a team can score one point for a rouge, awarded to a kicking or punting team if an opposing player is trapped in the end zone on a return play.
For more details, see http://www.cuug.ab.ca/~leblancj/stampeders/compare.html
#43116 - 11/01/01 09:15 AM Re: slight digression ...
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Sounds like a sports thread takeover to me and some people complain about food, mutter, mutter ... How about looking in "Loanwords from German"
#43117 - 11/01/01 12:44 PM Re: scoring in football
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sparteye, I believe vaguely that in some high school leagues, at least, if one team fails to show up the forfieted game is scored as 1-0 -- which can be important for league "tie-breakers" at season end.
#43118 - 11/01/01 01:27 PM Re: scoring in football
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Mommies, Bloggers, Fashion, and the New York Times: Perspective and is it 2010 or 1910?
August 26, 1920 was kind of a big deal in the United States. Perhaps you have heard of the Nineteenth Amendment? Perhaps we have taken for granted we have come so far – women, that is.
Fast forward to March 12, 2010… perhaps you have heard of the New York Times article — Honey, Don't Bother Mommy. I'm Too Busy Building My Brand.
I should be clear. I am not implying that the article takes us back to the days of Women's Suffrage, the article is not THAT profound.
I mean, it did only make the FASHION section of the NYT.
The fashion section… b'cuz… ya know, mommy bloggers are cute and trendy like pumps and scarves. Someday we will be "out" like the beloved hoodie. We are as longstanding as a fashion trend… is that what you were saying, NYT?
How cute are we? Passing fancy. Clearly. Since the art of blogging in general has been waning. *sniff sniff* Ahh, the sweet smell of sarcasm.
My point…
As a "mommy blogger", I found pieces of relevant content in the article… but it was difficult to discern through passive-aggressive commentary. Commentary. Not reporting. To be clear. Joanne at Pundit Mom wrote an excellent post defining that perspective. Then there was one graphic that screamed what the passive aggressive words failed to say.
image credit: New York Times
A picture is worth a thousand words. Even if the article contains accurate information, this one image knocks the wind out of the breath in each potentially relevant word.
And I am in a funny spot… being a humor/parenting blogger. My content is not world changing. Unadulterated silliness here. It is created to provide an avenue of escape. Not that I am a bloggy SNL or Mad TV, but I wouldn't mind if it came to that… Mine is a world of fragmented sentences, run-ons, dangling participles and a few double-negatives. A colloquial blog sure to make sentence diagrammer-people gag or give them a good-sized migraine andwhathaveyou. Not political. Not ground breaking. Not academic. Not even helpful parenting-tips… It's real. It's relevant (to those it is relevant to). It's generating revenue beyond coffee, but not enough to make the house payment. It takes time. It takes effort. It poses challenges to balancing family.
Kind of like a "real job". Imagine that.
I stay up late. I need to Tweet in the grocery store at times (yes, need… a current contract requires that… not all day, but I tweet info relevant to the contract specs)… Are we forgetting about the BlueTooth device surgically attached to the ear of the guy who is supposed to be coaching the soccer game… who I suspects even wears it to bed? When media covers SXSW why are there no neglected-looking graphics of the families of the men who are there to learn and grow and connect?
(P.S. a trip to SXSW would have ROCKED, btw…)
And I get it. Moms have a distinct role. May women are teachers, but might we find a graphic like that depicting the life of a woman/mother/teacher in a similar article? What's the diff, NYT?
It'd just be so very easy for me to poo-poo my purpose here on this interwebz. It'd be easy for me to allow that article to let others define me. Mommy. Blogger. Coffee fund. Passing fancy. Destroying my family. Like all types of employment, it affects one's family. Perhpas it's because many of us are working hard but the ROI is hard to define?
I have this answer for that investment – it's an investment. I think of the time I have spent building my brand (if you will), building my skillset… as an investment. There is no college course or degree for this profession. But there are foundational things one needs to do before reaping financial reward. For most of us. There are exceptions. But our country's heritage is based on the fruits of hard work. And nothing is free. I have never received a free item. My writing takes time. It takes work.
And here is the beauty of the community I embrace. I am not alone in this journey. I am in the company of incredible women. Admirable women. And I am not alone in perspective in regards to this article:
Liz at Mom-101: Honey, Don't Bother Mommy. I'm Writing a Mildly Annoyed Letter to the New York Times. In this article she provides a kick-*ss list of mommy bloggers who are making a difference. A list that rebuts the living daylights out of that NYT article.
Kelby Carr: Newspaper Bias Against Mom Bloggers
No Time for Flash Cards: Sunday Spotlight
Linda Sellers/ShortPumpPreppy: New York Times Biased Against So-Called Mommy Bloggers
FireMom: Proud to be a Mother Who Blogs
Mona of Kirida.com (@kirida on Twitter) tweeted:
I'll end with what Mona wrote. Now. It's time to go put on a hoodie, drink some coffee and … according to the NYT graphic, drive around town with my laptop on my steering wheel. I may go hide too. I don't usually step out like this. Controversy is not my "thing". Maybe I'll go write something funny. Make fun of myself. But first I need to tend to the bills, fold some laundry then walk to the bus stop and meet my kids.
Keep up on the ridiculous, the insightful, the always digressive…
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Goodness, I hadn't even read a third of if when I forwarded it to you. It WAS in the fashion section where I am wanting to read about fashion! Glad you got some mileage out of it.
Jenny, my sparkly love. I think you wrote this beautifully. You wrote it intelligently and eloquently and with appropriate passion.
I don't know whether everything in the article was twisted and misconstrued or at face value however, I know that you wrote this with an applaudable level of class and I love you for it.
The article, no matter how the author defended herself, was dismissive, rude and patronizing. I'm sorry, I actually don't take myself as seriously as some people and it STILL chafed my ass. Just because knocking down Mom Bloggers was a way for her to get published and instant publicity (you can't deny that it would do that) doesn't mean she should.
Any one of us could sell the rest of us out down the river for a cheap article and why should we?
All I have to say is
I must echo Michelle W's sentiments: Damn Straight, Sister!
Very,very interesting. Thank you for sharing it. I'm not sure how I feel about the article or the author but it (and you) have definitely given me something to think about…
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A 19-year-old Pickaway County man has accepted responsibility for what began as a prank and ended with the deaths of two Circleville sisters.
Seth Stonerock pleaded guilty yesterday to two counts of reckless homicide. He admitted causing the deaths of the two women by concealing a stop sign southeast of Circleville with plastic wrap smeared with petroleum jelly.
Jeanne Shea, 81, failed to see the obscured sign on Huber-Hitler Road and drove her car into the path of another vehicle on Rt. 56 on Aug. 17, the county prosecutor says. Her 85-year-old sister, Mary Spangler, died in the collision, and Shea died on Sept. 6.
Pickaway County Common Pleas Judge P. Randall Knece convicted Stonerock yesterday after he admitted the charges as part of a plea agreement.
Stonerock could be sentenced to one to three years in prison on each count. Two counts of involuntary manslaughter, which also carries a one- to three-year prison sentence, and a count of tampering with a traffic sign were dropped.
The judge ordered a pre-sentence investigation; a sentencing date has not been set.
As with the women's families, Stonerock and his family have been devastated by the case, his attorney, William Meeks, said after the hearing. Stonerock "could never foresee what could occur. He's been remorseful and taken responsibility. ... This is a situation where there's no winners, only losers," Meeks said.
Stonerock had been scheduled to go on trial this week. He tossed the plastic onto the stop sign about 1 a.m. on Aug. 17. He and another man had been playing pranks by wrapping the cars of female friends in the smeared plastic wrap.
The women posted photos of their plastic-wrapped cars on Facebook, leading investigators to Stonerock. The ball of plastic he threw over the stop sign had been removed from one of the cars.
The crash that killed Spangler and Shea occurred more than 15 hours after the plastic wrap was draped over the sign. A sheriff's office dispatcher was fired for not acting on complaints from two drivers that the stop sign had been obscured.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4051596706446411464.post8407128009804810607..comments2016-11-03T06:44:56.330-07:00Comments on Ladies Holiday: Frugal Summer FunLadies Holidayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4051596706446411464.post-29583959852780716252012-06-21T09:56:31.228-07:002012-06-21T09:56:31.228-07:00Hey Nicole, thanks for stopping in! I can only ima...Hey Nicole, thanks for stopping in! I can only imagine how beautiful your backyard is LOL!Seanahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4051596706446411464.post-33336505174120473612012-06-20T01:10:27.705-07:002012-06-20T01:10:27.705-07:00Oh, I so know where I will be spending my week... ...Oh, I so know where I will be spending my week... I can't wait to see all the wonderful things you all come up with. Isn't it so sweet in this crazy, busy world to spend a summer discovering home and the backyard and each other?

Aloha,
Stopping in to say hi and thanks for linking up last wordless Wednesday. We are up and ready for to host sweet friends for this wordless Wednesday, I'd love it if you were with us.

xo,
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localsugarhawaii.comNicole Buckinghamhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4051596706446411464.post-60481889648847059402012-06-19T04:48:52.657-07:002012-06-19T04:48:52.657-07:00I loved the simple things too. Thank goodness kids...I loved the simple things too. Thank goodness kids are easily entertained. Thanks for stopping by Mary.Seanahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4051596706446411464.post-25900548532244717092012-06-18T10:04:41.754-07:002012-06-18T10:04:41.754-07:00Thanks Rachel! We are so lucky to have so much to ...Thanks Rachel! We are so lucky to have so much to do right near home. Getting creative can be so much fun.Seanahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4051596706446411464.post-15344258773253587002012-06-18T10:02:16.520-07:002012-06-18T10:02:16.520-07:00I can see why you are having a hard time deciding....I can see why you are having a hard time deciding. I would love to visit both Washington state and California one day. Enjoy!Seanahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4051596706446411464.post-26896168527933237822012-06-18T09:31:00.662-07:002012-06-18T09:31:00.662-07:00Those are all great ideas for affordable summer fu...Those are all great ideas for affordable summer fun. My sisters and I used to love camping out in the back yard when we were kids.mary_smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4051596706446411464.post-53453636462845216232012-06-18T07:43:53.980-07:002012-06-18T07:43:53.980-07:00It sounds like your kids will have plenty of oppor...It sounds like your kids will have plenty of opportunities for fun and ways to get out of the house. It takes a little bit of creative thinking (and research) but you can find lots to do usually right in your town.

Well done SeanaRachel @ My Naturally Frugal Familyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4051596706446411464.post-77848080187147101862012-06-18T07:05:45.584-07:002012-06-18T07:05:45.584-07:00staycations are the best. i keep going back and fo...staycations are the best. i keep going back and forth between heading home to seattle to visit friends and family and just staying home and exploring parts of southern cal that i just haven't touched yet. i love your ideas-im always up for a dance par-tay!!! :) have a great summa' time!kendra kayhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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#30 - thatpersonthingy
Reply -5 123456789123345869(01/20/2013) [-]
Wait. She said a life without woe or hardship? Isn't a man trying to kill your son woe? Is she dead or not?
#44 to #42 - bibbity
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That is one way of looking at it I suppose. My assumption was that the chip would not put her in a position where she would have to kill to live, however, she already was in such a position when the chip activated so there was very little to be done. Both shooting at the same time is an alternate explanation though.
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Shouldn't it have been shown? I am not a clever man.
#35 to #34 - thatpersonthingy
Reply 0 123456789123345869(01/20/2013) [-]
But movies pull the same ********. I understand it loses its impact, but why not do it in some other way? I dunno, I'm just being stupid.
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Alright, then. Thanks, I'm gonna end it here to not look like more of an idiot. Have a nice day!


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The Serious Fraud Office was called in yesterday to investigate how the Government has been overcharged by up to £50 million on contracts for tagging offenders.
A review found that G4S and Serco, the two biggest private sector companies providing government services, had both overbilled taxpayers.
There were instances of charging for tags on offenders who had died, been returned to prison, left the country or never been put on a tag, Chris Grayling told MPs.
Although there were typically 15,000 offenders on a tag at any one time, G4S and Serco had been charging for 18,000, Whitehall sources said.


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American Experience: JFK / 9 p.m. Monday, PBS
The bulk of the programs about John F. Kennedy this month dwell on and dissect the circumstances surrounding his assassination. This rich, two-part portrait instead focuses on the life and legacy of the 35th president, beginning with his childhood years. The film also re-evaluates his strengths and weaknesses in the Oval Office, and provides fresh insights into his private life. Among those interviewed are scholars, journalists, relatives and members of his administration.
Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1
9 p.m. Monday, HBO
The sobering documentary introduces viewers to trained responders who take calls from military veterans struggling with depression, addiction and suicidal thoughts.
Styled To Rock
8 p.m. Friday, Bravo
It's "Miley's Sexy Night Out" as the designers are challenged to create a sultry club look for headline-grabbing singer Miley Cyrus. Let's hope that no giant foam fingers are involved.
Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth
8 p.m. Saturday, HBO
Tyson and director Spike Lee take their one-man stage show to television. The raw and powerful production has the former heavyweight champ opening up about his troubled youth, extraordinary career, prison time, controversies, family life and new beginnings.
Shake It Up
9 p.m. Sunday, Disney Channel
Many tween viewers are surely super-bummed that the show finishes its successful run tonight. The good news? The finale features new music from series star Zendaya.
Secrets of the Dead
10 p.m. Wednesday, PBS
A new season opens with JFK: One PM Central Standard Time, a minute-by-minute look at how journalists covered the shooting of the president 50 years ago.
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
8 p.m. Tuesday, ABC
The danger just keeps mounting. On Tuesday, Coulson (Clark Gregg, above) works to save Ward (Brett Dalton) and Fitz (Iain De Caestecker) during a risky classified mission.
Ground Floor
10 p.m. Thursday, TBS
The new sitcom follows what happens when a hotshot banker (Skylar Astin), who thought he was just having a one-night stand with a partygoer (Briga Heelan), discovers that she works in the bank's maintenance department. Oops.
Modern Family
9 p.m. Wednesday, ABC
Phil (Ty Burrell) and Claire (Julie Bowen) are planning surprises for each other on their 20th anniversary. Yes, their hearts are in the right place, but you just know they'll mess things up.
Raising Hope
9 p.m. Friday, Fox
Jeffrey Tambor ( Arrested Development) drops in on the zany season-four premiere. He plays a mysterious figure who keeps popping up in the Chance family's lives.
— Chuck Barney
Contra Costa (Calif.) Times


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New Horizons
Phase: Operating
Launch Date: January 19, 2006
Mission Project Home Page - http://pluto.jhuapl.edu/index.php
Program(s):New Frontiers
The New Horizons Pluto-Kuiper Belt Mission, launched in January 2006 and due to arrive at Pluto in 2015, will help us to understand the icy worlds at the edge of our solar system. The mission will then visit one or more Kuiper Belt Objects beyond Pluto. New Horizons made a close flyby of Jupiter in Feb. 2007 in order to get a gravitational boost enroute to Pluto, shortening its cruise time by about 3 years. The instruments were exercised successfully and returned exciting Jupiter science to earth, including images of a 200 mile high plume from the active Tvashtar volcano.
The giant plume from Io's Tvashtar volcano. This New Horizons image captures the giant plume from Tvashtar volcano on Jupiter's moon Io. Snapped by the probe's Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) as the spacecraft flew past Jupiter in March 2007. Io's plume of volcanic debris, which extends 330 kilometers (200 miles) above the moon's surface. Only the upper part of the plume is visible from this vantage point -- the plume's source is 130 kilometers (80 miles) below the edge of Io's disk, on the far side of the moon. The plume appears blue in scattered sunlight.
Image Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research Institute
Our solar system has three classes of planets: the rocky "terrestrial" planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars); beyond them the giant planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune); and the third zone, of primitive icy bodies that are found principally in the Kuiper Belt beyond Neptune. These objects are believed to be representative of the material which condensed to form the other planets. Their growth into full sized planets was arrested early in the history of the solar system. Hence they hold clues about the distant past of the solar system and the chemical endowment of all the planets including our Earth. There may be as many as a billion of these objects of greater than 10 km in diameter. The National Academy of Sciences placed the exploration of the third zone in general - and Pluto-Charon in particular - among its highest priority planetary mission rankings for this decade. As the first mission to investigate this class of planetary bodies, New Horizons will fill an important gap in our knowledge of the solar system. Following its visit to the Pluto/Charon/Nix/Hydra system in July 2015, the spacecraft will proceed deeper into the Kuiper Belt to study one or more of the icy mini-worlds in that vast region, up to a billion miles beyond Neptune's orbit.
The progress of New Horizons toward its distant targets can be followed at the New Horizons Mission website.


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Boontling has received worldwide interest as a linguistic phenomenon. A few of the words you might see or hear while in Anderson Valley include: bahl gorms (good food), buckey walter (pay phone), pike (to walk or travel), rookie-to (quail), harp (to talk or speak), horn of zeese (cup of coffee) and Boont (Boonville).
Around the turn of the century, Anderson Valley was a very isolated farming and logging community. To pass the time (and have a little fun at it), the locals began to use self-developed terms. The language originated with the women and children workers in the hop fields and eventually spread to become the spoken word for most valley residents. Today, with most fluent "boonters" in their elder years, the Boonting Club, Historical Society and many local businesses work to keep the language alive. Listed below are some common Boontling terms:
- Aplenty Bahl Steinber Horn: Really great beer.
- Apple Head: A girl friend.
- Bahlest: excellent or great
- Bahl Hornin': good drinking
- Barney Flats: Hendy Woods National Forest. A spectacular forest of virgin redwoods, located in Anderson Valley.
- Belk Region: Bell Valley. A scenic valley located just beyond the baldies, northeast of Boonville. It was here in the hop fields, during the turn of the century, that the language of Boontling originated.
- Boont: Boonville. The largest community and focal center of Anderson Valley. The town where the language of Boontling originated. Now famous for its local brewery.
- Bucky: A nickel (A politically incorrect reference to the Indian head).
- Bucky Walter: A telephone
- Charlie Ball: To embarrass (A local indian of this name was easily embarrassed).
- Deep Enders: Residents of the town of Navarro, located due west of Anderson Valley and bordering the Pacific Coast.
- Heelch: A large quantity.
- High Rollers: Residents of the town of Yorkville, the smallest town in Anderson Valley. Located 10 miles east of Boonville.
- Horn: A drink; to drink. (Dialectal.)
- Jeffer: A large fire. (A Boonter named Jeff built large fires in his fireplace.)
- Kimmie: A man or father
- Shoveltooth: A doctor; an M.D. (A local doctor was so nicknamed because he had protruding teeth.)
- It's not just shy sluggin' gorms neemer: It's not just for breakfast anymore.
- It's a slow lope'n a beeson tree: Literally a comfortable pace on a horse, while sitting on a very comfortable saddle. Commonly referred to mean "a mellow ride."
- Pike: A hike or stroll
- Poleeko: Philo. The second largest town in Anderson Valley, located 6 miles west of Boonville.
- Rudy nebs: pristine, mineral rich, well water.
- Tidrik: A party; a social gathering. (Probably from "tea drink," a dialectal expression meaning the same thing.)
- Yink: boy or son
- Zeese: Coffee. (A local hunter-camp cook nicknamed Zeese, from his initials Z.C., made bitterly strong coffee.)
To learn more about the story and people behind Boontling, check out these video links:
Boontling: A Lost American Language (Yahoo)
Boontling in Boonville (YouTube)
Here's a clip of Brewmaster Fal Allen interviewing our own Rod Dewitt about the origins of Boontling and how we work to keep it alive here in the Valley.