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Energise Barnet is a community-led initiative to help homeowners, schools and businesses in the London borough of Barnet generate their own energy and insulate homes and buildings. Launch was on March 1st and information can be found at www.energisebarnet.org.uk.
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At the Melanesian Spearhead Group summit in Suva, Papua New Guinea, last week the Solomons and Vanuatu reaffirmed support for Fiji's strategy for returning to parliamentary democracy.
New Zealand's Foreign Minister, Murray McCully, has also recognised that his country needs to rethink its approach to Fiji. McCully recently said that a relaxation of some sanctions against Fiji would be required if Prime Minister
Last year, United States Secretary of State
Soon after McCully's statement, Australian Foreign Minister
The difference between the New Zealand and Australian attitudes on returning Fiji to parliamentary democracy demonstrates a substantial problem. Neither country's sanctions regime has ever been graduated so that sanctions could be lifted in response to changes from the Fiji government.
Despite repeated efforts by Fiji to find the benchmarks that might be used to wind back sanctions, successive Australian governments have been willing to identify only one: holding elections. Australia's Pacific allies now accept that an election in 2014 is the only practical solution to returning Fiji to parliamentary democracy. That's now only 3½ years away; closer than the nearly 4½ years since the coup.
We should abandon our line-in- the-sand approach, which hasn't produced positive results in more than four years for one that promises the possibility of achieving the outcome in less time.
Bainimarama maintains that he has given a firm commitment to elections since delivering his July 2009 road map speech. Fiji's Foreign Minister, Ratu Inoke Kubuabola, recently said that his government's guideposts to elections were fixed and firm.
There's a lot of work to be undertaken to fulfil all the tasks on Bainimarama's plan for the September 2014 elections. We should be engaging with Fiji to secure this objective, and offering practical help such as assisting with the development of an electronic voting roll in the country. Given the years of diplomatic bloodletting on both sides, a decision by the Gillard government to accept that Fiji has made a firm commitment to elections won't be easy.
However, by failing to change our approach to Fiji we will sacrifice the prospect of a good outcome for an unattainable perfect one.
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This morning Super Eight put on a hot breakfast with small sausages and kind of mini omelettes made of just egg, bit like scrambled egg without the scramble!!
Set off just after 8 o'clock under threatening weather having listened to monsoon rain thunder and lightning thro' the night. Roads were wet all the way to Austin but we only got very light rain a couple of times. Wore our bike jackets for the first time this trip. Coolish at 70-75 F all the way.
Followed I/S 20 to Abilene then picked up east 84 again thro' to Coleman where we stopped for coffee and a break. Found 230/84 on down to Brownwood and Lampasas and then 183 which I knew went to where our turnoff to Bob & Mary Sue's house, just had to look out for Spicewood Springs Road and we were home and hosed.
Got here at about 12.45 and were welcomed as usual. Had a relax and a sandwich for lunch and MS and Lona went shopping, what else? Bob & I washed and chamoised the bike and put it away before Bob and I debated on which job we should do next, and of all the options decided the recliners looked the most inviting, so settled down for a long chat about Bob's heart attack and my prostate cancer, a boys own afternoon.
About 5 pm we all decided that the pool cleaning job was quite urgent so spent the next hour watching MS & Lona do that while Bob & I polished off the only two beers in the pool frige.
Nice pork roast dinner and the evening was completed with a couple of hands of Up & Down the River and then Shanghai, cards for the uninitiated.
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|Bessen, Richard
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|Richt, Juergen
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Citation: Bessen, R.A., Dejoia, C., Dlakic, W., Sorg, R., O'Connell, K., Tucker, T., Kunkle, R.A., Hamir, A.N., Richt, J.A. 2005. Prion infection of mucosal tissue [abstract]. TSE Forum, Prion 2005: Between Fundamentals and Society's Needs. p. 31. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: To investigate the site(s) of agent shedding in prion disease we determined the distribution of the prion agent in tongue mucosal tissue from sheep, elk, and rodents with experimental prion disease. We examined the tongue as a peripheral target of prion infection since it is a densely innervated tissue located at the oral mucosa. PrP**Sc was present in tongues from elk infected with the chronic wasting disease agent and sheep infected with the scrapie agent. In hamsters intracerebrally inoculated with the prion agent, PrP**Sc was found in nerve fibers and skeletal muscle cells as well as in taste buds of the tongue. In fungiform papillae in the tongue, laser scanning confocal microscopy demonstrated that the distribution of PrP**Sc was consistent with deposition in axons, taste cells, and the synapse between axon terminals and these neuroepithelial cells. These findings suggest that the prion agent can spread from the brain stem to sensory cells at the tongue mucosa via cranial nerves. Direct inoculation of the prion agent into the chorda tympani nerve (i.e., where the Vth and VIIth cranial nerves join together) resulted in initial prion agent deposition in the nucleus of the solitary tract in the brain stem and, in the tongue, in taste buds of the fungiform papillae. This finding indicates that one route of prion agent invasion of the tongue mucosa from the brain stem is via the VIIth (facial) nerve. PrP**Sc deposition was also present in the stratified squamous epithelium of the tongue, but only in fungiform papillae surrounding PrP**Sc-positive taste buds. Laser scanning confocal microscopy studies defining the relationship of PrP**Sc deposition in axons and epithelial cells in the stratified squamous epithelium will be discussed.


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Hill ends his UW career in third place on Wisconsin's all-time rushing list with 3,996 yards. Along with Ron Dayne, he is one of only two players in Badger history to run for at least 1,000 yards in each of their first three seasons. Hill is also tied for second on UW's all-time touchdowns list with 44 and ranks third in school history with 20 career 100-yard performances.
"I just feel the time is right for me to take the next step in my career," Hill said in a statement. "I would like to thank my teammates, coaches and the Badger fans for the great experience I had during my time at UW."
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PITTSBURGH – It came down to the final race of the day as Team Blue narrowly defeated Team Gold at the annual Intra Squad Meet held at Fitzgerald Field House.
With Gold leading Blue 103-102, it came down to the men's 4x400 Meter Relay. The Blue team of Josh Thompson, Ben Hatch, Micah Murray and Brycen Spratling won the race in a time of 3:20.43 to give the Blue squad the win.
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Jordan Hoyt won the women's 300 meter dash in a time of 40.21, while the men's 300 meter dash finished in a tie as Tashaun Hill and Dan O'Toole crossed the line in an identical time of 35.96. Evann Thompson and Spratling won the 600 Meter Dash in times of 1:39.27 and 1:19.70.
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Q: "I will ask yet again: Can I have the check now please? We just want to get out of this restaurant already." — Steve
A: The above exchange occurred over the weekend when my brother, my wife and I went out to eat at a nice restaurant. It turned out to be one of those terrible dining experiences we have all been through at one time or another. Everything went wrong — bad service, cold food, wrong orders, etc.
But it was when the young waitress started crying at our table that we new it was time to go.
We actually should have left much sooner. When we first walked in we were seated at a "special" table, even though the restaurant was fairly empty. Soon, the manager came up and pointed out that if we wanted to stay at that table we would have to pay an 18% gratuity, per the sign on the table. When I pointed out t they were the ones who sat us there, she didn't care and actually made us move — to a different part of the empty restaurant.
It was a Seinfeldian moment, and I could just hear Jerry say: Who are these people?
How do they stay in business? Since when did policies become more important than customers?
I have a friend, Steve Little, who is a great speaker. Steve has a signature story that he calls "The Milkshake Moment" (which he actually turned into a book) that goes something like this:
It was the end of a long day of travel. He had been in airplanes, airports and taxis all day. What kept him going was the thought that at the end of the day, after he checked into the hotel, he would get to order one of his beloved vanilla milkshakes. So he finally gets to the hotel, checks in, calls room service, gets "Stuart" on the line, and orders his milkshake.
Stuart: "We don't make milkshakes, Mr. Little, I'm sorry."
Steve: "Stuart, let me ask you a question. Do you have vanilla ice cream?"
Stuart: "Sure we do, Mr. Little!"
Steve: "And do you have milk?"
Stuart: "You bet, Mr. Little!"
Steve: "Well then Stuart, put them together in a blender and please send it up to me."
Stuart: "But we don't make milkshakes, Mr. Little!"
In his speeches, Steve then says to the audience, "And I have one question for you — Is Stuart stupid?" It always gets a big laugh, and it does so because: 1) Steve tells a great story, and 2) we can all relate.
How many times have you encountered a business that seems far more interested in following their own rules and procedure than in making you happy, even when it would be a simple thing to say yes to you instead of no? Too many times, I know.
Stuart's problem, and the problem that the manager of the restaurant had, is two-fold.
First, they obviously were not empowered enough to be able to bend the rules, even slightly, and even when it would have meant keeping a customer. So in one sense, the problem is not theirs, it is that of the owner and their managers. Clearly they worked in environments that did not allow them to make smart, independent decisions.
Does your business empower your employees to be smart, rather than slaves to rules? If not, that is really something to noodle on.
Second, it also seems obvious that the culture of the businesses in question, and that of many similarly rigid businesses, is not a customer-centric, positive one. I have said it before and I will say it again — if you want to stay in business, if you want to thrill your customers, if you want to succeed in this tough economy, then the answer is YES.
Can we please stay sitting at this table and pay whatever gratuity we think is appropriate? Yes. Can you please combine the milk and ice cream and make me a milkshake? Yes. Sure, you have to have rules and policies and follow them, but it is equally true that mediocre companies would rather follow the rules than follow their customers.
The answer is yes.
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My husband grandmother used to hang out her clothes into her 80's. this is starched and ironed!
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My husband grandmother used to hang out her clothes into her 80's. this is starched and ironed!
I just love it! How nice that you have it now. I still hang out my clothes in the good weather.
I used to hang my clothes out in the 70"s, but I didn't have anything that cute to hold my clothes pins:)
Thanks for sharing that clothespin holder. My Mom had one very similar, except the skirt was pleated. A dear friend of the family, that we called Aunt Kate, made them, however, none have survived. She made them on her treadle machine, just like she did the patchwork aprons, shaped like tulips, and her beautiful quilts. She was a very dear lady, but I wish I could have had the opportunity to learn some of her patchwork before she passed away.
oh so pretty! I have one like that my grandmother made. :)
That is so cool. My mom used to hang all her clothes up on the line outside too until she couldn't stand up anymore....into her 80s. What nostalgia.
After retiring I started hanging out my clothes again. Hubby washes his own laundry and he machine dries most. I love it for bathroom rugs and my jeans don't shrink.
I need to make a clothes pin holder, I just leave mine on the line.
We also ironed sheets, pillow cases, and my dad's boxer shorts lol!!!!!
My clothes are hanging out now. I remember my mom always had pins in a hanger like that. Then she used one of my old dresses when that one got too bad to use. Sooo, when I needed a new one, I went to Goodwill and bought a cute dress that was marked down to less than $1. I sewed the bottom shut and half way up the buttons on the front of the dress. I now have a really cute clothes pin bag hanging on my clothes line, blowing in the breeze right now. I love my sheets dried on the line. The smell so much better.
I love it!
Adorable!! I have one similar but it's a lot newer and I use it whenever the weather permits :D


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Might have a claim to be the oldest club in MLS, given a nearly unbroken string of operation dating back to the NASL in 1974. The Whitecaps joined MLS in 2011 and started slowly, but they made the playoffs in Year 2.
Trophies: From previous incarnations: 1979 NASL championship, 1988 Canadian Soccer League championship, 1989 Canadian Soccer League championship, 1990 Canadian Soccer League championship, 1991 Canadian Soccer League championship, 2006 USL First Division championship, 2008 USL First Division championship
Fan personality: Steady. Vancouver has had some sort of first- or second-division presence for nearly 40 years, so the fans have seen it all. The Southsiders supporters group has more than a decade of history. A Spanish group, La Doce, joined them for the team's MLS debut.
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Stadium situation: Empire Field was a temporary home in every sense — the stadium itself was only around for about 18 months. BC Place, which has seen everything from the NASL to the Winter Olympic ceremonies, has been reborn with a retractable roof. A waterfront soccer-specific stadium has been on the drawing board for a while, but between the Olympics and the BC Place renovations that took place after the Games, the region has facility fatigue.
The Whitecaps debuted in the NASL in 1974, quickly picking up rivalries with the Seattle Sounders and Portland Timbers that have been revived in MLS. But of those three, the Whitecaps were the only ones with a league championship, winning Soccer Bowl '79 after ousting the mighty Cosmos in the semifinals.
That team moved into BC Place in 1983, just in time for the NASL's decline. But Vancouver soccer wasn't dormant long. The Vancouver 86ers, named after the year of the team's founding and the year of city's founding 100 years earlier, joined the new Canadian Soccer League in 1987 and quickly became the dominant team, winning four straight league titles before being upset in the 1992 final.
The CSL folded, but the 86ers were welcomed into the APSL along with Montreal and Toronto. The timing was perfect for the APSL, which had played the 1992 season with just five teams and then lost two of them. The APSL bid against MLS's founders for Division I status in the USA, which would have returned Vancouver to the continent's top division right away.
Instead, the 86ers hung on in the APSL as it became the A-League and merged with the USL. Over the years, the club strengthened its roots. It reclaimed the Whitecaps name in 2001. Greg Kerfoot bought the organization in 2003. As it built its women's and youth programs, including a full-time residency, the club won two USL First Division titles.
Of the Pacific Northwest powers, Seattle was the first to make the leap to MLS. Portland and Vancouver got their ownership groups and stadium plans in order, then made the leap in 2011.
The Whitecaps beat Toronto FC 4-2 in their debut. The next couple of months weren't as kind. An 11-game winless streak spelled the end of coach Teitur Thordarson's brief tenure, and former D.C. United coach Tom Soehn moved from the front office to take over for the rest of the season.
Under new coach Martin Rennie, the Whitecaps started well, shuffled the roster in midseason, nearly collapsed, then recovered to be the first Canadian team to make the playoffs.
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The Broad Channel Athletic Club Jamaica Bay Little League Awards will be held Nov. 6 at the BCAC Memorial Field at 1st road. It will begin at 12:00 p.m. and every child that played ball will receive a trophy.
The BCAC Football 2004 schedule: Oct. 23- Pee Wee 6:00 p.m., Midgets 8:00 p.m., Oct. 24- Peanuts 10:00 a.m.
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Eva Mendes looked stunning in a scarlet red Gucci gown last night (April 26) at the premiere of Last Night, at the BMCC Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. The film also stars Keira Knightley, Sam Worthington, and French actor Guillaume Canet.
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"I joined the film because I've always wanted to work with Keira. In my next film with her, I'd love to do more scenes with her because she is it. I love her."
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Health human resource planning in Canada: A typology and its application (ELSEVIER IRELAND LTD, 2008-04)A series of group interviews were conducted with key stakeholders in Canadian health human resource (HHR) planning. Interviews revealed that innovative HHR models arose primarily in response to perceived needs at the front ...
Healthcare policy tools as determinants of health-system efficiency: evidence from the OECD (Cambridge University Press, 2012-04)This paper assesses which policy-relevant characteristics of a healthcare system contribute to health-system efficiency. Health-system efficiency is measured using the stochastic frontier approach. Characteristics of the ...
'Heated political dynamics exist .... ': examining the politics of palliative care in rural British Columbia, Canada (2011-01)Palliative care is delivered by a number of professional groups and informal providers across a range of settings. This arrangement works well in that it maximizes avenues for providing care, but may also bring about ...
HGIS of Print Culture in Canada (2005-06)Reports on a study funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada that has been exploring ways to visualize and understand the development of print culture in Canada during the 18th-19th centuries. ...
"Hishuk Tsawak'' (Everything Is One/Connected): A Huu-ay-aht Worldview for Seeing Forestry in British Columbia, Canada (2009)Huu-ay-aht First Nation has been undergoing treaty negotiations with the governments of British Columbia and Canada for the past 15 years. A settlement will allow Huu-ay-ahts to re-introduce their traditional forest ...
Historical framework (University of Western Ontario, 1996-Sprin)It is essential for any potential entrepreneur to be at least superficially aware of Cuba's history. When the U.S.S.R. collapsed, the impact on Cuba was disastrous: 85% of Havana's trade had been with the socialist bloc, ...
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The South Orange Village Center Alliance works in tandem with all other stakeholders to improve the downtown by implementing the Main Street Four-Point Approach, which includes Design, Promotion, Organization, and Economic Development.
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"At this very moment, we're not losing anybody, because where would you go?"
-Attorney General Rob McKenna, telling a state salary commission that he'd like to pay his lawyers more, but that the recession has curtailed turnover for now.
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BeschreibungSpeed as a factor for success Our modern industrial society lives life in the fast lane. The catchwords "faster", "shorter", "more powerful" reflect what we experience in almost all aspects of our lives. Whether at home or at work, we are constantly on the move and in a rush. In our private lives we find rapid exchange of inf- mation most entertaining and we are fascinated by the wide range of inf- mation that pours in on us from all around the world, mainly via the new media. It gives us the feeling of being a part of the action everywhere and all the time. Seldom are we aware that the only reason this flood of inf- mation, often referred to as "overstimulation", does not lead to overkill is that we manage to organize our time effectively. There are many parallels to this in the business world. Here too, a great deal of time pressure is exerted from outside; goals are set ever higher and deadlines become tighter. In other words, demands on our time demand faster reaction. Crucial information travels around the globe - across all time zones - in a matter of seconds. In fact, instead of CET or CEST, it would make sense to have a single time zone for the worldwide network called GST for Global Simultaneous Time. In business more so than in p- vate life, we are almost constantly online.
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16th Tamworth Fibre Textile Biennial
RMIT Gallery, Storey Hall, Swanston Street, city
Until June 25
Guest curator Suzie Attiwill faced several challenges with this show, not the least being the enviable reputation the Tamworth Regional Gallery's textile biennial has earned since the early 1980s.
Not that Attiwill wasn't well qualified for the job. She has had a foot in the craft sector for two decades, culminating in her being artistic director of Craft Victoria from 1996 to '99. But her selection for this group show is definitely skewed towards her other interests - art and design.
Among the 24 individual or joint exhibitors in this show - the first stop on a seven-gallery national tour - 16 come from what we might call art practices. Design is represented by fashion label S!X, and the seven other exhibits come from craft practices. The latter set the parameters by which to view the show as a whole. At its thematic core are some baskets.
Desley Henry lives in Tully, in north Queensland. She was taught by her mother-in-law to weave dilly bags from split cane, a traditional craft of the rainforest-dwelling Jimbal people, from whom Henry is descended. In the "matter of time", therefore, Henry's three undecorated, two-cornered baskets are like a stopped clock.
In contrast, Mavis Warrngilna Ganambarr, a Datiwuy woman from north-east Arnhem Land, is trying to achieve something new with her ochre-decorated pandanus-leaf baskets. She is quoted in the catalogue as saying: "I am very proud of what my grandmother taught me to do, but now I am making a different new style of my own ideas." And with that sentiment, we're into contemporary art-world time with its pursuit of newness.
A fruitful oscillation between old and new, then and now, is one way to experience the show.
Necessarily, the more crafted the work, the more the maker's time has been invested in its manufacture. While all weavers seem to give their lives to their labour-intensive activity, two of the three superb woven works reflect that notion directly.
Sara Lindsay's frieze-like weaving, Cinnamon and Roses, includes personal talismans (cinnamon sticks, rose petals, fabric from a wedding/christening dress) in a family timeline. Her grandmother's era - reading from left to right - seems to have more colour, more drama than the subtle gradations of colour of Lindsay's recent past. But in her hands, life as it is breathed rather than time as it is lived gives her work its special nuance. This is work to savour.
Liz Williamson's Dark D'oyley, with its "blind" damask pattern - it's from the series Domestic Damask - reproduces, darns and all, a found doily. This "meta doily" is created by a strangely metallic-looking pattern of dark charcoal on black, an inky image of embroidery on a slightly bigger piece of fabric woven on a Jacquard loom in Montreal.
Williamson was inspired by the "love, care, skill, patience and time . . . recorded in both the making and repair" of a doily held in a regional museum in NSW.
Lindsay and Williamson are both astonishing weavers, but the most touching woven works are by Monique van Nieuwland although they would have been preferable without the printed words - "Eternity" and "time" respectively.
Van Nieuwland unravelled a blanket and a baby's nappy and incorporated the yarn from each in larger works, using a discontinuous supplementary weft so that the ghost of the blanket floats in the centre of one, and the nappy in the other.
The austere institutional feel of the surrounding cotton/linen support is very finely judged and has its own meaning. These are monuments to birth and death and life-long need for protection.
Attiwill has cast her net widely. Surprising and pleasurable catches include Linda Lou Murphy's costume drama drawing threads; Andrew Nicholls' projection Untitled. Time after Time; Sue Pedley's Sound of Manh Tre, a cyanotype photograph made with a bamboo screen; Holly Storey's Belongings, a colour chart of folded woollen blankets in wooden cheese boxes.
Some exhibits evoke the passage of time, often biographically: for example, in works by John Barbour, Paull McKee, Sebastian Di Mauro, Sharon Peoples, Julie Ryder, Sue Saxon and Anne Zahalka. Others are less about time than the materialisation of a concept, as in works by Sue Blanchfield, Georgina Cresswell, India Flint, Meredith Hughes, Rosemary O'Rourke, Christian Bumbarra Thompson and Louiseanne Zahra.
The masters of time as place are the indigenous people of this country, and Yolgnu artists from Bulabula in Ramingining make up the third such representation here with Judy Baypungala's baskets (dhimbuka) and Bobby Bununggurr's dancing skirt.
Thanks to Attiwill's extensive captions, this is a very informative show, with some wonderful individual works. Perhaps in its next incarnation, the installation might take some of the risks of Linda Marie Walker's X-rated catalogue essay, a gloriously dizzying read.
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PRESTONSBURG – Prestonsburg and Allen firefighters responded to the scene of a fire at Jenny Wiley State Resort Park on Tuesday night.
Park officials say the fire was in the May Lodge where the reservation desk and dining room is located. All lodge rooms were evacuated in the main building. There were no injuries to park guest or employees.
Investigators were at the May Lodge early Wednesday to determine how the fire got started. Park officials had the road to the May Lodge blocked off from traffic while investigators were on the scene.
More on the fire investigation will appear in a future edition of The Floyd County Times.
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Poor feedback and controls make the combat a chore.The survival-horror genre has been under attack by current generation design for a long time, forcing it into near-extinction. Modern design philosophy revolves around the concept of accessibility and empowerment, which naturally comes into direct confrontation with survival-horror dogma. A good survival-horror game wants to make you feel powerless, incompetent, afraid, and desperate. A best-selling, triple-A video game doesn't. The Silent Hill ...2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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Bernard H. "Chip" Brewer Sr. of North Salem, NY died Saturday May 30, 2009 in Purdys, NY, at the age of 88.
Mr. Brewer was born June 7, 1920 in Carmel, NY, son of the late Bernard E. and Addie (Holmes) Brewer. He graduated from Brewster High School then married Dorothy Minerley in Alabama in Dec. of 1942. His wife Dorothy predeceased him in 1979. Mr. Brewer served with the Army during WWII from 1942 to 1945. He worked at a variety of lumber companies including Carmel Lumber Co. before retiring from Swackhammer Lumber Co. in White Plains. He was a member of St. James Episcopal Church in North Salem, the North Salem Lions Club, the North Salem Historical Society a trustee of the Southeast Museum and attended the Brewster VFW Post 672.
Mr. Brewer is survived by his longtime friend Joan Van Scoy of North Salem, a son Bernard H. "Buster" Brewer of Poughkeepsie, NY, two daughters, Janelle Romano of Skaneateles, NY and Rebecca Klein of Ghent, NY, six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held on Tues. June 2, 2009 at Beecher Funeral Home in Brewster at 11 AM. Internment will be private. The wake was held Mon. June 1 at Beecher Funeral, 1 Putnam Ave., Brewster, NY from 4-8 pm.
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David Beckham lit up a subdued transfer deadline day in Europe by securing perhaps the final move of his globetrotting career, a surprise short-term deal with ambitious French club Paris Saint-Germain.
Mario Balotelli, a headline-grabber at the opposite end of his football career, finalised his switch from Manchester City to AC Milan for US$27 million. Otherwise, there was plenty of speculation but precious little activity as the January window prepared to shut on Thursday.
With economic problems continuing to hit the continent hard, top clubs have also been forced to rein in their spending to ensure they adhere to UEFA's strict financial fair play rules.
The English Premier League, usually the scene of last-gasp trolley dashes among clubs, was largely quiet while Inter Milan was the busiest of Serie A's major teams but only to bring in four unheralded names.
Nothing, though, was ever going to upstage PSG's signing of Beckham, who moves to the French capital on a five-month deal during which time he will donate his salary to a local children's charity.
"I am 37 years old and I got offered a lot of offers, more offers now than I have probably had in my career," said the former England captain, who revealed he rejected bids from Premier League teams.
"I can still run around, I can still play as I did when I was 21 years old."
Where Beckham fits in at PSG is another question entirely. Once he regains his match fitness, he will likely have to settle for a bit-part role with the French league leaders, who are close to becoming the modern-day "galacticos" with Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Thiago Silva among the big names already at the club.
"I'm excited about the challenge," Beckham said. "I love the challenge wherever I have played, whatever league or culture I have played in."
Balotelli, who has been afforded hero status since his return to Italy on Wednesday, completed his move to Milan early on Thursday, ending a turbulent 21/2-year stint at City where he was rarely out of the headlines for his behaviour on and off the pitch.
"Being at City was an important part of my life and career," the 22-year-old Balotelli said. "I needed to grow up like a player and as a person and it has been a very good experience for me."
Elsewhere in Italy, Napoli signed FC Porto defender Rolando on loan, Mohamed Sissoko joined Fiorentina on loan from PSG and Inter's signings were teenager Mateo Kovacic, Zdravko Kuzmanovic, Ezequiel Schelotto and Juan Pablo Carrizo.
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this chapter it dedicated to my friend bonnie who helped me with pictures and things for my trailer and cover!!
im im sam short for samantha im 16 years old i go to school im in my final year so then i can get out of this place on move on from this life. i mean im not your average normal teenager i have good friend i have a good family welll we have our problems but so does everyone dont they ??! but the only thing is i have a secret a secret that i like to hide from all my friends a secret no-one can know, i mean some well two friends i trust i trust them with part of my secret but i cant bring my self to tell them eveyrthing that would be liike a death wish in its self !!
i mean im emo i self harm to cut out the pain to hide my emotions to take away the fear the only problem is i cant hide everything forever and i dont just mean self harm or emo i mean the real me ! the one hiding behind the clothes and the fun exciting me. the one that was slowly finding its way into the world to show every body who i really am but i cant have this happen not now not ever. noone has to know not the truth . it would ruin what people think of me how they act around me . it scares me to know people are working thing out . if they knew me if they only knew they wouldnt be my friend they wouldnt talk to me i would be ignored the weirdo the enemy the one no-one will like ...thats me forever...
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This last time I sent it off once again I had purchased the laptop origanally with the operating system Windows 7 Professional but when I got it back it had the operating system Windows 7 Home Edition when I called them a woman told me that is why I back up my stuff. I disagree when I send it off to them to be fixed they should send it back to me just like I purchased it. I contacted them again because my laptop doesn't work it keeps shutting itself off they said they would send me out a box and they haven't done so I wouldn't trust them to send it back to them. I also want to mention the two things they replaced on my compurter is the two things that aren't covered in the extended warranty the software and the battery. I am very upset with Sony and the extended warranty
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I don't know how to say 'Good Day' in Portuguese so German will have to suffice. Sounds as if you are having a good start to your trip, Alexandro. You'll have to describe in your next post the mood of the country. I am interested to know if the people are worked into a fever about the World Cup. You should also provide a small itinerary as so that we should know where all you will be traveling.
I agree with your sentiments as well about the potential of South America. By your accounts, this country should be a world leader in the next few decades.
As to the last topic, perhaps you should focus on the people and not just the details of the trip. Places, buildings, and monuments are static. People, moods, and living conditions are dynamic, hence more interesting and less cliche. Just a suggestion.
Good luck with your trip!
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So I have only spent a couple of days now in Brazil, but I remain thoroughly convinced that it is our undiscovered country. South America is truly underappreciated in the world, and I�m confident that Brazil will be among the key economic players in the 21st century among nations. It has a population of 180 million people, making it the 5th largest country in the world. It has a geographic size comparable to the area of the United States and endless natural resources to boot. You can read in the Economist that it has put up consistent GDP growth rates of 3% a year, not a small figure for a rapidly industrializing large country
This is not to say that Brazil does not have its fair share of social problems. You could talk about the painfully obvious disparity between the rich and poor--the blatant concentration of wealth in the hands of the few. You could also talk about Brazil�s environmental and health problems (it has one of the larger HIV infected populations in the world). But to be truly fair, you would have to mention Brazil�s progress in the past two decades. Brazil has displayed a commitment to modernization, take for example the fact that it has the largest fleet of ethanol burning vehicles in the world. Talk to most Brazilians, and you�ll find that they possess an uncanny optimism about the future that is quite refreshing. These are people who know how to have a good time, whether it�s playing football, going to the beach, or dancing and singing samba. There are more important things in life than worrying about how much money is in your wallet.
Now, I�m not going to write about what it is like to be an American traveling in the world, because frankly it is so damn cliche. Instead, I�m going to write about what it is like to be a person who has traveled a great deal before, but who travels to a new place and still encounters new experiences (just as cliche I know).
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Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, it didn't take long for international Jewish groups to rush into Russia and begin rebuilding institutions of Jewish life that had been destroyed under generations of communist repression.
In the two decades since, Russian Jewry has undergone a remarkable revival, and diaspora Jewish institutions, from the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee to the Jewish Agency for Israel to the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, have been there every step of the way.
But with the environment in President Vladimir Putin's Russia growing increasingly hostile toward foreign nongovernmental organizations, could the operations of international Jewish groups be in jeopardy?
"We're in a very reactionary phase," said James Brooke, the Moscow correspondent for the Voice of America. "The current leadership doesn't favor civil society and prefers vertical power, which is an authoritarian, dictatorial concept from the top of salute and shut up."
On Oct. 1, in a sign of rising tensions between Washington and Moscow, Russia announced that it was ending all U.S. Agency for International Development operations in the country, shutting the door on a program that has invested more than $2.7 billion in Russia since 1991 to promote "a more open and innovative society and a strengthened partnership between Russia and the United States."
Then there's the crackdown on dissent that has seen everything from the jailing of opposition leaders to the prison terms handed down to three women from the punk band Pussy Riot for their "blasphemous" performance in a church. The rockers, one of whom was released, were convicted of "hooliganism." (The Russian parliament is now considering a blasphemy law that would criminalize acts of "sacrilege" against any of the country's four recognized religions, including Judaism.)
Finally, a new law requires groups that acquire funds from overseas to declare themselves "foreign agents"— a category that on its face would seem to include international Jewish aid groups.
Publicly, Jewish organizations say they are not concerned and emphasize that their work is humanitarian, not political.
"There's nothing here that [foreign] Jewish organizations operating in the former Soviet Union … have to be concerned about," said Misha Galperin, president and CEO of Jewish Agency International Development. "We provide assistance for humanitarian, education and community-building programs that have nothing at all to do with any political processes and situations in Russia."
Privately, however, Jewish organizations are stepping very carefully to make sure they do not run afoul of a regime that in recent months has severely restricted the operation of foreign NGOs.
The key, says Ben Cohen, a former director of European affairs for the Anti-Defamation League, is to steer clear of any criticism of Putin's regime.
"The organized Jewish community has traditionally been very careful not to alienate the Russian government," he said. "Firstly, it would hinder their operations there, and secondly, I think they're aware that there is a very strong undercurrent of anti-Semitism in Russia, and they're very nervous about provoking that."
As things stand now, Putin has good ties with the Jewish community. He has developed personal relationships with some Jewish leaders — notably Rabbi Berel Lazar, one of Russia's two chief rabbis — and Jewish schools, synagogues and community centers have flourished in Russia since Putin came to power in 2000.
"Putin is a despicable man, but he's very shrewd," Cohen said. "He understands that getting into a needless confrontation with Jewish organizations isn't going to serve his interests."
ORT, the educational agency, cited its close work with the government in running schools and educational programs in Russia. Moscow ORT Technology College, which opened in 1996, has 4,000 students, and the ORT de Gunzburg Jewish School No. 550 in St. Petersburg has received the President's Prize, Russia's highest award for innovation and excellence in education.
Likewise, Jewish groups including the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society and the JDC say they have not experienced problems with the government and do not expect U.S.-Russia tensions to affect their operations.
The unspoken tradeoff, Cohen said, is that Jewish organizations cannot criticize the regime. U.S.-Russian tensions will not affect Jewish groups, Cohen said, "unless they challenge the government."


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A Weekend Look At OpenSolaris 2009.06: It has been a while since last talking about OpenSolaris 2009.06 at Phoronix, but this weekend we decided to fire up Sun's latest build based upon the SXCE 111a build available from Genunix. Enclosed are a few screenshots and other information about this Sun community operating system that should be officially released within a month.
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Feb 22 2010
Swan Divorce
Some species are so completely monogamous that, once mated, the pairs stay together for the rest of their lives.
This level of faithfulness is rare. Humans strive for it but we and many other species tend to practice serial monogamy: pairing with one mate, then breaking up and pairing with another.
For tundra swans (whose subspecies include Bewick's swans) their pairings are truly "Til death do us part." Swans are so wedded to their one mate that a widowed swan may not choose a new mate for a very long time — if ever.
So it was with great surprise that staff at the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust Centre at Slimbridge, UK noticed that a pair of Bewick's swans had apparently divorced.
Bewick's swans nest in Siberia. The western group spends the winter in Denmark, the Netherlands and the British Isles, returning to the same site year after year. Because each Bewick's swan has a unique yellow and black bill pattern, naturalists at Slimbridge are able to identify the individual swans who come to their refuge.
That's how they found out that Sarindi and Saruni had split.
Last fall Sarindi came back to Slimbridge with a new mate so naturalists feared the worst – Saruni was dead. But Saruni arrived with her new mate and there they were, all four birds on the same lake and the former couple not acknowledging each other.
No one knows why this pair went their separate ways but it's such a rare occurrence – only the second time in over 40 years – that it rated its own headline in the BBC News. Swan divorce.
(photo of Bewick's Swan showing its distinctively marked bill, by Adrian Pingstone, from Wikipedia in the public domain)
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# Dianeon 22 Feb 2010 at 5:43 pm
This story fascinates me. I wish we had more info. Thanks for the post.


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SARATOGA SPRINGS -- Edward Villella, one of the most celebrated American male dancers in history, will be a special guest at the "The Ruby Ball" ballet gala Saturday, July 13, at Saratoga Performing Arts Center.
The gala, a fundraiser to support New York City Ballet's Saratoga season, will feature a performance of Balanchine's "Rubies," a role that Villella originated in 1967 while at New York City Ballet.
"Edward Villella was an American ballet superstar. A magnetic presence on the New York City Ballet stage during the Balanchine era, his powerful performances were a game-changer for male dancers," SPAC President and Executive Director Marcia White said. "Even after retiring from the stage, he continued to be a trailblazer, investing his vision and energy into founding and building Miami City Ballet into one of the premier ballet companies in the world. To say that we are honored and excited he will be joining us for the gala is a tremendous understatement."
Villella will be a special guest at the gala, participating in the evening's reception and dinner as well as an onstage tribute prior to the start of New York City Ballet's performance.
The ballet gala is SPAC's primary fundraiser for New York City Ballet's historic SPAC residency, now in its 48th season. The gala features a special one-time-only program performed by New York City Ballet, post-show fireworks and two spectacular parties taking place simultaneously: a Hall of Springs black-tie reception and dinner and an outdoor "Lawn Party" that will feature live music and dancing, picnic and costume contests.
Information and tickets to The Ruby Ball are available at spac.org or SPAC's Route 50 box office or by phone at 584-9330.


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Cute pic Sunny! Hope you're enjoying your cow ears. :)
Thanks Petey and Doo! Doo...I ate my first cows ear in about 10 minutes. That was some good chewin' :)
Ohhhh, this is such good news Sunny! We're so glad you like 'em! Me and Austin...not so much. (doesn't make mom a happy camper that's for sure.) There's like 5 or 6 all strewn around the house that are all just partially chewed. (Mom says its was a devine intervention cause she doesn't read the Doggy Daily News on FB every single day, but that day she did and saw your plight that you weren't going to get any pig ears for almost a WHOLE MONTH! She knew right then and there that you'd be getting a bag of 25!) BOL ENJOY, ENJOY, ENJOY!! :)
Oh Doo...your mom is such a doll!!!!! I'm sure you can tell from my new picture that you made me a very happy grrrl. And talk about divine intervention, that was the first time my mom ever posted on the doggy daily news :) She was just feeling silly and figured she'd post about my pigs ear crisis :)
You most assuredly are! Love the new collar! It fit you to a t!
yes indeed! your collar is too cute. :)
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this is totally picture pawfect. Woofs!
Thanks Halo and KJ :) Coming from you two cuties, that is a compliment :)
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Hop On A Vintage MTA Train Or Bus This Month
If you're waiting on the M train platform any Sunday this month, you might be transported back to the 1930s. That's because the M.T.A. is once again running its vintage steel subway cars along the M line from Manhattan's Second Avenue stop to Queens Plaza.
M.T.A. spokesperson Charles Seton says the historic eight-car trains, which were made by American Car and Foundry between 1932 and 1940, haven't been run since 1977. "It has wicker seats, ceiling fans, which won't be in use this time of year," says Seton. "And everybody seems to love 'em—the people who remember them and the people who have never seen them before."
In addition to a blast from the past underground, the M.T.A. will be running old-school diesel buses above ground on weekdays in all five boroughs this month. The buses were made by General Motors and Flexible Corporation in the '50s and '60s.
Trains depart from the Second Avenue station at 10:01 A.M., 11:31 A.M., 1:01 P.M., 2:30 P.M., and 4:01 P.M. each Sunday in December. Departures from Queens Plaza are at 10:44 A.M., 12:14 P.M., 1:43 P.M., and 3:14 P.M. Buses run weekdays—late morning and mid-afternoon—on these lines through the end of December: B1, B65, S61, Q13, Q46, M34, M42, Bx7 and Bx30. Rides are free if you're on the train platform or $2.25 if you're not, the cost of a single fare.


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Babies = End of Your Social (Networking) Life?
As regular readers may notice, the Tamar Social Media blog has been a little quieter over the past three weeks. The reason behind this pre-summer lull isn't that we've all gone on lovely hot holidays, it is mainly due to my wife and I having our first baby on the 14th of June (and my subsequent paternity leave). Wonderful news I'm sure you'll agree, but what has little Robert (the aforementioned progeny) done to my social (networking) life?
During my wife's pregnancy, a number of people commented to me that after the baby was born, I'd soon "forget about Facebook and all that" and would be too consumed with nappy changing to even think about RSS feeds and blogs. Naturally I scoffed at this suggestion (and handed them my business card, pointing out the "Head of Social Media" title!) but secretly I wondered, could that be true? Will I suddenly lose all desire to update my status, or tag a photo? I certainly hoped not!
So now that the baby has been around for 3 weeks, I find myself reviewing my time online, and I'm happy to report that the prophecies of doom were very far from the truth. Sure, some of my online activities have been lessened by little Robert – I don't update my Facebook status as often (which causes some concern for my mother, who worries that I have died if it's not updated more than once a day!) and I haven't been able to do as much blogging. But I think that far from being forgotten, my web 2.0 time has actually been put to better use now, making me appreciate it even more. For instance:
- Viigo on my blackberry has proved a complete saviour, allowing me to catch up on the blogs and feeds I subscribe to at 3am in the morning while trying to sooth a crying babe-in-arms.
- Facebook's photo sharing facility has allowed my family and friends to keep up with little Robert's antics despite some of them living thousands of miles away. Tanya challenged me to get a photo of the new baby on Facebook within ten minutes – sadly, due to an unplanned caesarian and dodgy reception I didn't quite manage this, but did get over a dozen photos taken when he was less than 15 minutes old!
- Equally, Flickr has also been well used for relatives who haven't joined Facebook yet – with their privacy settings making a late appeance too.
- YouTube allowed me to show my brother videos of his new nephew (via stolen wi-fi on his iPhone) while he was hundreds of miles away on holiday in the Isles of Scilly.
- The 'walls' of my various social networks allowed friends to send messages of congratulations quickly – by the time Robert reached his first 24 hours, there were over 50 messages from well-wishers on my Facebook wall alone. And even better, it didn't (as I'd suspected) limit the amount of physical, snail-mail cards we received either, with over 40 arriving within the week.
- The amount of supporting or advice messages we have received has been brilliant – update your status to something like "Henry is having trouble getting Robbie to sleep" and dozens of people will send you their suggestions of how to calm a restless baby – brilliant!
- We've also discovered a whole new world of websites to utilise, some of which are doing more snazzy Web 2.0 things than most of the people I work with. Big mentions must go to BabyCentre, MumsNet and KellyMom.
So there we have it. Far from killing off my online social life, parenthood has merely made me use my time more wisely – probably making more use of the web's many great features in the process.


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7 Cures for Cabin Fever
The beauty of the cold winter months is "staying in." I live a hectic New York City life, but January is a month to rebalance and relax. I love getting back to my family ranch in Texas to spend days by the fire reading and hiking, and nights listening to records while sipping a spicy margarita. Wherever you choose to cuddle up this month—here are some of my favorite winter finds!


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For more than a century, St. Marcus has been helping people on their spiritual journeys with compassion and joy.
Together, we enjoy the love and fellowship of a supportive community, washed by the water of baptism, fed by the Lord's Supper, and taught and guided by God's Word. Our downtown location, cultural diversity and worldwide connections bring us face-to-face with the gospel each and every day.
Each week we gather for worship. Our worship styles vary by service, giving our diverse congregation a chance to choose where they feel most at home. You will hear and see ancient and modern, solemn and exuberant, traditional and contemporary worship experiences, all connecting people to Jesus and to each other.
St. Marcus is a Lutheran church, a member of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS). For more information on our beliefs, check out the we believe section.
An extension of St. Marcus Lutheran Church, St. Marcus Lutheran School is a nationally recognized leader in Christian urban education. Founded in 1872, St. Marcus School has a strong commitment to disciple children for Christ and to train them for lifelong leadership and service in their families, faith life, workplace, community and country.
St. Marcus is blessed with Ministry Partners who work together to bring the Word of God to people on a broader scale and in a variety of ways.
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Caribbean Christmas fundraiser was wonderful
Happy holidays! It is with gratitude and appreciation that I send this message. On Saturday, Dec. 7, the Quiet Resorts Charitable Foundation hosted our annual Caribbean Christmas fundraiser. Our signature festive event was held at Mango's and raised funds to support two wonderful organizations: Delaware Hospice and Sussex County Habitat for Humanity. I am delighted to preliminarily report that we predict that raised our largest number yet and we hope to be able to financially help these organizations, and our own, continue our good work.
This gift was made possible by the many sponsors, volunteers and guests who attended the event. Thanks to our sponsors: Mango's, Bethany Beach Books, Beach Liquors, Sabor Restaurant, DiFebo's Restaurant, Papa Grande, 14 Global, Bethany Blues, Misaki Sushi, Sedona, Mio Fratello, Off the Hook, Fox's Pizza Den, Coastal Point, Cruise Planners, Boyden Design, and Delaware Wave. We also had many auction item donors, too many in fact, to list here. Know that your support is most appreciated!
Thanks to event chairs Ellen Magee and Jean Wode and the many others who gave their time to make the event epic.
Our thanks also to the over 300 attendees who supported the event as guests, bought raffle tickets and bid on silent auction items. As a representative of the QRCF and on behalf of the dedicated board and advisory members, my thanks for this extensive effort executed in support of local charitable organizations.
Our community efforts this holiday season continue! On January 1, 2014, New Year's Day, in downtown Bethany Beach, we, along with the Bethany Fenwick-Area Chamber of Commerce, will host the Hair of the Dog Run and Leo Brady Exercise Like the Eskimos Swim. Proceeds from the Run and Swim benefit the many groups, clubs, and organizations that are served by the Quiet Resorts Charitable Foundation and the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce. We hope that residents and guests will join us kick off 2014 with us. More information can be found at hairofthedogrun.com.
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