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While praying at a prayer meeting in behalf of a youth
camp we will have in Puerto Rico (the group "Hermánate con Chiapas"
(Sistering with Chiapas) are bringing nine
Mayan leaders from Chiapas
for this camp); I realized how little we know about interculturality. So, I
decided to share with you a short story. Hope you like it!
"A boy and his teacher" (original in Spanish by Yolanda jb in Educarueca)
Once upon a time, there was a little boy who went to school. He was small and the school was very big. Yet, he discovered he could enter that big door on the front to reach his very own classroom.
One day his teacher said: "Today we will draw" So, the little boy thought about how much he liked to draw the things surrounding his own little village – armadillos, chickens, clouds, and cats. So, he took out his colored pencils and start drawing.
But the teacher said: "Wait! It is not the time to start yet," and she waited until all were ready. So the little boy waited. Then she said: "Now, we will draw flowers." "Good" thought the little boy, "I like flowers," and started drawing beautiful flowers, flowers with many colors and different forms. "Wait!" Said the teacher, "I will show you how to draw." Then she drew a red flower with a green stem. The little boy looked the teacher's flower and he liked the ones he did best; yet he said nothing and started drawing a red flower with a green stem.
Another day, the teacher said: "Today we will mold something with clay!" "Great" said the little boy for he knew how to do serpents, rats, and trees, and started shaping his ball of clay. "Wait" the teacher said. "It is not yet the time to start," so he waited until told to start. "Now" the teacher said, "we will do a plate." "Yes!" the little boy thought, "I like to do plates" and started doing plates of different shapes and sizes. But the teacher said: "Wait, I will show how to do plates" And she did a bowl. "Here, now you can start." The little boy looked the teacher's bowl and he liked the ones he did best; yet he said nothing and did just one bowl, the same as the teacher's.
Soon the little boy learned to wait and to look, to wait and to do the same things that his teacher did. Soon he quit doing the things coming from his own mind and heart.
One day, the little boy moved to a different town and went to a different school. And one day his teacher said: "Today we will draw" "Good," said the little boy and waited until the teacher told him what to do.
But the teacher said nothing. She was just walking up and down the room. When she reached the boy, she asked: "Don't you want to start your drawing?" "Yes" he said, "what should I do?" "I won't know until you do it" said the teacher. "How should I do it?" asked the boy. "As you wish" said the teacher. "Any color?" asked the boy. "Any color" said the teacher. "If we all do the same drawing and we use the same colors, how will I know which is which and who did it?" "I don't know," answered the little boy and he started drawing a red flower with a green stem.
This story is about homogeneity and the destruction of the cultural diversity we have in the world. Interculturality is hard to define and yet is much clear to grasp when we see it. As teachers of the Intercultural Mayan Seminary at Chiapas, Mexico, we strive to become intercultural by including the wisdom, knowledge and ways of our Mayan and Mexican students, pastors and companions in everything we do. We still have much to learn.
Interculturality is not just to be able to visit a different land or engage different people. This is a first step. But, when you get to understand and value the differentness of other peoples as a gift from God while being open to learn from them and share their understanding of reality, then we are at the step of interculturality. Sometimes, because of our historical, social and economic opportunities we see others as lesser with nothing to give back to us. We are much open to give but we are much closed to the idea of receive.
However, evangelization is communication and true communication is dual - we give and we receive – we bless as much as we are blessed – we share good news of salvation as much as we are transformed by those who receive the message. Thus we share a common ground of experience rooted in Jesus. At the base of this exchange of gifts is reciprocity and when done with open heart it becomes a basic value of the kingdom of God, an opportunity to growth, to see the world and God thru other eyes and the chance to gain friends. Cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue might well be the way to peace.
So, we look forward to our great idea of an intercultural youth camp in Puerto Rico, an exchange of cultures, an exchange of religious experiences, and exchange of love!Blessings! (This is part 1 of my ruminations! Details of the youth camp will come in the following newsletters


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Integrated Management Of Key Diseases Of Cotton and Rice
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The major diseases of cotton and rice and the most suitable control measures are reviewed. Practical issues related to the identification of a disease based on symptoms and presence of pathogens are shown, as they have utmost importance for successful management. The main concepts for Integrated Disease Management are discussed, together with the technologies advocating the combination of a variety of control measures, including the conservation of existing natural defense system, crop rotation, intercropping, and cultivation of pest-resistant varieties. Cotton diseases considered include seedling diseases, bacterial blight, Alternaria leaf spot, grey mildew and leaf spots caused by Myrothecium, Cercospora, Helminthosporium, Macrophomina, stem canker, late season Phoma blight, rust (Phakopsora gossypii), leaf crumple, Cotton Leaf Curl Virus, Tobacco Streak Virus, root rot, Verticillium and Fusarium wilts, new wilt or parawilt, boll rots and lint diseases. Rice diseases reviewed include rice blast, brown spot, bacterial leaf blight and leaf streak, sheath blight, sheath rot, Fusarium wilt or "Bakanae", stem rot, Tungro Virus, false smut and post-harvest diseases.
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South Island(New Zealand), Jan.12 (ANI): Police said on Monday that there was little hope of an early recovery of the body of the second Indian Australian climber, who was crushed to death along with his brother under an ice fall at Fox Glacier.
The body of Ashish Miranda, a 24-year-old Boeing aerospace engineer, was recovered shortly after the fall last Thursday, but the search for his brother, Akshay Miranda, a 22-year-old student, was halted because of dangerous conditions, reports the New Zealand Press Association.
More than 100 tonnes of ice was believed to have fallen on the men, who crossed safety barriers at the terminal face to take photos.
Police had been hoping the flow of water from the glacier would carry the body out to a safe area for recovery.
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Children are interested in law and order, according to ChildFund Alliance's 2013 Small Voices, Big Dreams survey. We asked 6,500 children ages 10 to 12 in 47 countries about violence, peace, happiness and their heroes, in the fourth year of this global project.
One question was about what they would do if they were in charge of their country. One in three children said they would create stronger anti-violence laws. Three in four believe violence is caused by bad behavior, poverty or alcohol and drugs.
Shravan, 11, of India, says that he would enact "a new stringent law to punish all those who commit crimes on children. I would have police arrest and punish those who ever tease girls while going to school. I would stop the sale of alcohol as it fuels much violence in villages."
And 40 percent of children in Sierra Leone say they would guarantee children's personal safety, a high priority for children in Ethiopia and Guatemala as well.
Children also weighed in on what they think is the most important issue for them and their families, a question on the United Nations My World Survey, which is helping global leaders define post-2015 development goals.
A good education is important to 65 percent of the children who answered, with protection against crime and violence, gender equality and better health care also ranking high.
"When the rain comes and floods, I cannot go to school," says Pedro, 12, of Timor-Leste, where 80 percent of children say everyone should get a good education. "I feel sad because I have no chance to learn new lessons."
Children also shared who their heroes are. It may come as no surprise that family members are heroes for almost half of the respondents, with political leaders and activists coming in at a distant second place. Superman is a hero to 13 percent of Paraguay respondents.
Hearing children's voices and opinions on important issues is critical to ChildFund's mission, as we work to help children become empowered, independent and successful adults.
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Now we just have to get the politicians and communities to get past their own agendas and discouragements .
then decide to change for the better
if the kids can see these as priority issues to help create a better world why can't we


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Five current MLB players who could have played in the NFL
Baseball players have caught a bad rap over the years for not being, shall we say, the most sculpted of athletes (need we say more?).
Baseball players have caught a bad rap over the years for not being, shall we say, the most sculpted of athletes (need we say more?).
San Francisco Giants pitcher Jeff Samardzija was one of the mainstays of the Chicago Cubs during their more recent lean years.
Jeff Samardzija says his career-worst 2015 season was down to him tipping his pitches.
The San Francisco Giants moved to address their pitching by agreeing to terms with Jeff Samardzija to a five year, $90 million contract on Saturday, according to multiple reports.
The Oakland A's are having another one of their frequent firesales and are stocking up on players while dismantling their major league club.
Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel are headed to the Oakland A's in a trade, according to a report.
Jeff Samardzija has been piling up a ton of strikeouts as a starting pitcher for the Chicago Cubs this year, and that trend continued during a 12-4 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday.
Jeff Samardzija was so intent on becoming a successful pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, he once told Theo Epstein that he was going to dump his girlfriend in order to focus on improving.


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Sweet Potato Buffalo Chips
By Katie Winn
At our house we love to make sweet potato fries, but we recently mixed things up and made sweet potato chips. They were a hit! We will be making these often. I'm kind of a huge blue cheese and hot sauce fan, so I spruced mine up a bit with these two ingredients. This creation deserved a name…I present "Sweet Potato Buffalo Chips"!
-sweet potatoes
-1/2 inch coconut oil in frying pan (I used an iron skillet.)
-sea salt or kosher salt
-hot sauce
-blue cheese crumbles
I did not put an amount for each ingredient, because it's really tough to mess this recipe up since it's all about how much hot sauce and blue cheese you prefer. I would be sure to have a decent amount of coconut oil on hand, because it took more than we expected.
-Slice sweet potatoes into very thin slices. Using a regular, old potato peeler is actually a great way to get the perfect cut.
-Heat coconut oil on medium heat in pan.
-Once the oil is completely melted, (usually melts quickly) carefully drop sweet potato slices in. They do best if they are not overlapping each other.
-Flip the chips after about three minutes. Continue flipping chips until both sides are lightly browned.
-Remove the chips with tongs and place on a paper towel covered plate.
-Add salt while they are still hot.
-Add the hot sauce and blue cheese crumbles, and enjoy!
These chips remind me of Terra chips. Have you ever tried those? They are really good, but I think these are better (especially when they're hot).
You may have recently caught my "gluten free fried chicken with homemade honey mustard" post on thecreativebubble.com. Yep, it's a long title! The homemade honey mustard goes really well with these sweet potato chips if you're not in the mood for blue cheese. I feel like blue cheese if one of those things that you either love or don't like a bit. Check out the homemade honey mustard here 🙂
I hope you like these chips! I think you will. They go so quickly at our house.
You can even save them for later if for some strange reason they don't all get eaten in one sitting. They can be stored at room temperature for a couple days.
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Grace G. Martin, 88, lived at Lincoln Christian Home, farmer's wife, one of ten 'Shi Maids'
Grace G. Martin, 88, formerly of Lititz Road, Manheim passed away peacefully Tuesday, May 13, 2014 at Lincoln Christian Home, Ephrata.
Born in Warwick Township, she was the daughter of the late Jacob B. and Anna Sensenich Garber. She was the wife of the late Daniel Leon Martin Sr. who died in 2004.
A homemaker and farmer's wife, Grace was also a Shaklee dealer in the Manheim area for 33 years. She was a member of White Oak Mennonite Church, Manheim. In her youth she formed friendships with ten girls who called themselves "The Shi Maids," who maintained their relationships to this day. Grace loved her family and enjoyed spending time with them. Her interests included gardening, genealogy and traveling to their cabin in Tioga County.
Surviving is a daughter: Grace Elaine wife of John D. Nissley of Manheim; two sons: Daniel L. Jr. husband of Rhoda Herr Martin of Newville, D. David husband of Robbin Michael Martin of Manheim; 28 grandchildren; 43 great-grandchildren; and a sister: Ruth Martin of Quarryville.
She was preceded in death by a daughter: Carol Hottenstein; two grandchildren: Vonda Hottenstein, Matthew Martin; and a brother: Jacob Eugene Garber.
Services were held May 20 at East Petersburg Mennonite Church, with Pastor Jim Hottenstein (grandson) officiating. Interment followed in the adjoining church cemetery.
Please omit flowers. Those desiring may send contributions in Grace?s memory to Lincoln Christian Home, 1307 Apple Street, Ephrata, PA 17522.
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I am fairly new to this forum. I have noticed some unique and unusual user names. On another forum I frequent someone started a similar thread and you find out some interesting things about people.
I will start; brokenknee, I didn't really start reading and participating in forums until this summer when I fell off a ladder pulled some 2X8s down on top of me, one hit my knee just right breaking my lower tibia plateau.
I was off work for 4 months with very little I could do. So when I joined my first forum I thought my surgery scare would make a good avatar. so I became brokenkee.
I am fine now and back to work. Thank God for insurance; surgery came to almost $50K. I was also lucky enough to have purchased disability insurance through work.
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"Leah Frances" well, that's my name. You can also call me LF Wade.:thumbsup:
Joe Devlin. It's an alias I made up several years ago for all my internet activity. I never use my real name except when dealing with personal contacts through email.
I Wanna know: thekctermite's member name background.
name of my remodeling company.....
Over the years I've MixedAlot of stuff. http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/8...ltonguerd2.gif
Am a pilot and the Skymaster was an airplane I flew. Of course I may consider myself a LOL never mind
I chose my real name cuz there's already too many 234r908f9w's on the internet.
And, cuz "Fuctard" was already taken.
I didn't graduate from Texas A&M in 1967. Someone brought that reference to my attention 2 years ago, and I've been explaining it ever since.
Aggie67 was my second choice of internet monikers. My first was a mix of my high school nickname and the year I was born. However, 2 years ago I ran into a web site that wouldn't let me use it due to too many characters. So since I use the same moniker everywhere, I had to think of another, and I picked Aggie67 for everything.
"Aggie" is a short description of how I came out the far end of the secular engineering education system. (Aggie=agnostic.) I was born in 67.
Because Gary_602w was already taken?:laughing: Actually the 602z part is a model number off an old digital camera I had.
Well I chose random numbers but I really wanted something different....
I figured Colonel Angus was too racy....:tt2:
I used to use Kaptain Howdy at some other forums. The name originally came from The Exorcist.
Why a K instead of a C? Why not?
Anyway...everyone referred to me as Kap, so i just go with that now. That and the fact the an 80's metal rocker made a movie where the main character was a child molester named Captain Howdy, I thought it time for a change.
I'm originally from Wisconsin and thought "hell yeah cheese"
because it is what I do in "real life" - figured that I would just add the online part for cyberspace
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How does this handle condensation at varying temperature. For example, do you find that it needs to be below a colder temp to avoid condensation?
I have never had any condensation issues using it in all seasons but that is not to say it couldn't happen. The SevenD is fairly breathable, I guess it just depends on the conditions. I have used it in the humid summer without a quilt and I was pretty comfortable. If I ever felt slightly clammy I would just unzip and vent.
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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - April 11, 1954, Abilene, Texas POSSIBLE SHOWERSŒfje Mette Reporter—JBtetioié SUNDAY"WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT GOES"—ByronVOL. LXXIII, NO. 299 Associated Pres, (AP) ABILENE, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL U, 1954 FIFTY-TWO PAGES IN FIVE SECTIONS_PRICE DAILY 5c, SUNDAY 10c DOUBLE WINNER—Don Drennan, left, of Abilene copped two honors in the meet, best actor in the one-act play and first place in senior boys declamation. Carol Pumphrey, right, also of Abilene, won first place in senior girls declamation. SHOWERS HERE TODAY Squall Dumps Hail, Rain in West Texas A squall line sped northeastward | Hailstones one and one-half inches across a broad stretch of West Tex-j jn diameter fell at Childress, 20 as Saturday night, dumping rami « . . 0uanah and hail at Post and Childress. miles west or ^uanan* Meanwhile, a southbound cold The cold front, which was not re- front stalled on a line running from lated to the squall line, was stall- ed at 9:30 p. m. Saturday just south of Lubbock and Childress, THE WEATHER Lubbock to Hobart, Okla. The cold front, the U. S. Weather Bureau at Municipal Airport,,.. f said, probably will resume its weatherman said southbound movement, triggering , thundershowers in the Abilene area Sunday. The nearest rain to Abilene from the squall line fell between Stamford and Rule, the weatherman said. The squall started near the New Mexico border, stretching between Wink, Post. Vernon and on into Oklahoma, the weatherman said. Plane Skirts Storm A Pioneer Air Lines pilot said he avoided flying through the storm by skirting westward around it about 8 p.m. after passing over Big Spring en route to Lubbock. At that time the storm appeared to be located between Midland and Lubbock. A shower fell at Lubbock a short time later. Midland recorded trace. Post, located 40 miles southeast of Lubbock, received a heavy hail. The turbulence was unobserved along U. S. Highway 80. A Gre-hound Bus Lines driver, who arrived at Abilene from Big Spring about 9:20 p.m., said no moisture had fallen along that route. Further to the southwest at Fort Stockton thundershowers were reported by the West Texas Utilities Co. Showers, hail and strong winds were reported at Wink, to the wrest of Big Spring, by the WTUC. Rain fell at Quanah at 7 p.m. Abilene Firsts in High Wins 11 of 14 League Contests Abilene High School copped the District 3-AA Intersrholastic League meet here Saturday by running up a total of 277Ms points. In the 14 different literary events. AHS students grabbed 11 first places. San Angelo was second in the meet with a total of 1341a points. MATH WIZARD-Dan Purring-ton of Sweetwater demonstrates the slide rule that brought him first place in the slide rule division. Second place was won by BUly Kelly also of Sweetwater. Third place went to Sweetwater with 98 points while Brownwood was fourth with 77 points and Snyder fifth with 31 points. Here's the way the results in the literary events tallied: GIRLS DEBATE — Jean Swilling and Grace Morrow of Abilene, first; Ann King and Jessica Paris of Brownwood, second. BOYS DEBATE — I). G. Mc-Coury and Julian Long of Abilene, first; Jimmy Horn and Roger W hitehurst also of Abilene second. READY WRITERS — Dan Connell of Abilene, first; Charles South of Sweetwater, second; Ruth Ann Jones of Sweetwater, third; and Raye Ann Hoyle of Brown-wood, fourth. SHORTHAND — Norma Harris of Abilene, first; Bessie Mae Owens of Brownw'ood. second; Ruby Billington of Abilene, third; and Ann Lightfoot of Sw'eetwater, fourth. GIRLS SENIOR DECLAMATION — Carol Pumphrey of Abilene, first; Judy Jones of San Angelo, second; Blair Drake of San Angelo, third; and Cecile Hayes of Snyder, fourth. GIRLS JUNIOR DECLAMATION — Glenna Isbell of Abilene, first; Ann Osborne of Snyder, second: Joyce Gray of San Angelo, third; ana Donata Roberts of Sweetwater. fourth. BOYS SENIOR DECLAMATION — Don Drennan of Abilene, first; Fred Williams of Snyder, second; Charles Richardson of Brownwood, third; and Jimmie Doak of San Angelo, fourth. BOYS JUNIOR DECLAMATION — Bill Smallwood of Snyder, first; E. M. Lawrence Jr. of Sweetwater, second; and Bobby Duggan of San Angelo, third....... SLIDE RULE — Dan Purring-ton of Sweetwater, first; Billy Kelly of Sweetwater, second; Vic Baldridge of Abilene, third: and Leon Hardman of San Angelo, fourth. TYPEWRITING - Marlene Morrison of Abilene, first; Judy Rob erts of San Angelo, second; Ruth Yandell of San Angelo, third; and Kenneth Lawrence of Snyder, fourth. SPELLING — Alseon Miller and Laurea Neal of Sweetwater, first; Linda Milam and Clare Smith of Snyder, second; and Jack Crumpler and Jimmy Herrington of Abilene, third. NUMBER SENSE — Alex Nisbet of San Angelo, first; Bobby Cunningham of San Angelo, second; Pati Couch of Sweetwater, third; and Edwin Peeples of Sweetwater, fourth. BOYS EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH — Ronnie Nevans of Abilene, first; David Dawson of Brownwood, second; George Nib-ling of San Angelo, third; and Jimmie Reed of Brownwood, fourth. GIRLS EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH -- Lauralee Young of Abilene, first; Mary Frances Moore of Abilene and LaMoine Treadway of San Angelo, tie for second; and Jo Ann Mitcham of Brownwood, fourth. Actors Score Abilene also won the one-act play contest held Friday night at Behrens Chapel at Hardin - Simmons University. Best actor award was won by Don Drennan of Abilene while Mary Ellen Duke also of Abilene was awarded best actress. Other actor awards went to the following AHS students : Gene Engle, second; Lynn Todd, third; Stanley Wiggins, fourth; and Mark Touchstone and Jack Hurt, tie for fifth. Actress awards were won by Jackie Duncan of Abilene, second, Regina Cook of Abilene, third; Charlotte Smith of Brownwood, fourth; and Blair Drake of San Angelo, fifth. Second place in the one-act play contest was won by San Angelo with Brownwood third. Snyder fourth, and Sweetwater fifth. U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATIIER BUREAU ABILENE AND VICINITY — Partly cloudy with afternoon thundershowers likely Sunday; (air and cooler Monday; hifh Sunday 85-00; low SundRy night 55; high Monday about 80 NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS; Considerable cloudiness, scattered thundershowers mostly in east and south portions Sunday and south portion Monday; not so warm north portion Sunday. WEST TEXAS: Considerable cloudi ness scattered thundershowers in Big Bend country, Pecos Valley eastward and east portion of South Plain Sunday and Monday; not so warm South Plains Sunday. EAST AND SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS: Considerable cloudiness and warm with scattered showers and thundershowers Sunday and Monday; moderate to fresh southeasterly winds on the coast. TEMPERATURES M. Dulles Sets Aim On 'United Front' Flies to Europe To Push Approval England and France Still Block Action Sat. A. M. Sat. r 64 .. 1 30 ... ....... 85 63 ........ .... 230 85 62 ........ ... 3:30 ... ......... 86 63 ........ ... 430 ... ...... .. 85 64 ........ 64 ...... 6 30 ....... R0 65 ....... ...... 78 70 ........ « 30 . ........ 77 73 ......... ... 930 ... ........ 73 75 ......... ... 10 30 ... ........ — 80 ........ .. 11:30 ......... — 82 ...... 12:30 ........ — High and low temperatures for 21 hours ended at 6:30 p. m.: 87 and 62. High and low temperatures same date last year: 71 and 48 Sunset last night 7 05 p. m. Sunrise today 6:15 a m. Sunset tonight 7:05 p. m. Barometer reading at 9:30 p. m. 28 22. Relative humidity at 9:30 p. m. 60rc. Rattlesnake Hunt Set in Oklahoma OKEENE, Okla., April 10 UP1 — Snakes alive! Armed with forked tongs and gunny sacks, an estimated 20,000 persons tomorrow will invade Salt Creek Canyon near here for the I5th annual Rattlesnake Roundup in which the reptiles are captured alive. The rattlers, just ending a long winter's hibernation, are sluggish from the cool weather. Thompson Renamed Tech Board Head LUBBOCK, April 10 W—Charles C. Thompson, Colorado City attorney, rancher and banker, today was re-elected for his 12th term as chairman of the Texas Tech Board of Directors. Robert Price, El Paso, was renamed vice chairman for the second year. J. Roy Wells, assistant to president E.N. Jones of Tech, was re-elected board secretary. By SEYMOUR TOPPING LONDON, April 10 — Britain and France appeared set tonight to hold out for postponement of Washington's "united front" program to block Communist seizure of Indochina. This was the official stand on the eve of U. S. Secretary of State Dulles' flight to Europe to press for immediate action. There was a hint in the Conservative prcAs that the British may prove more cordial to Dulles' idea of setting up an Asiatic coalition in the Pacific than to the proposal to warn Communist China against expansion. The British and French governments have agreed in diplomatic exchanges to urge Dulles to delay his proposed "hands off" warning to Red China until after the Geneva conference. This parley with the Russians and the Chinese Communists opens April 26. The British and French fear that any strongarm moves now would only serve to make the Reds clam up entirely at the parley table. Britain and France reportedly will offer to get in line on Dulles' proposals if Moscow and Peiping spurn an Indochina settlement at Geneva. But French public opinion, the British have been told by Paris, will not tolerate any immediate move that might hamper the Geneva negotiations. French Premier Joseph Lanicl told his Parliament that Southeast Asia must not be allowed to fall into Communist hands, but nevertheless his government wants to open the Geneva negotiations ''in complete liberty." The London daily Telegraph, which often reflects the views of the Churchill government, said today: "It is difficult to see what profit there would be in issuing a warning to the Chinese before the Geneva conference. If the Chinese mean to crate further trouble in Southeast Asia, they will not be deterred by a prior intimation that their conduct will meet with Western disapproval." Giving an indication that the British may be more willing to do business with Dulles on his proposal for a defense organization to safeguard Southeast Asia, the Telegraph added: "An Asiatic NATO would be a more solid deterrent to the Chinese than unspecified threats." Senate Probers Claim U. N. Has Communist 'Fifth Column' WASHINGTON, April 10 (#-Sen-ate investigators said tonight a Comunist "fifth column," W'ith some American citizens in its ranks, is operating within the United Nations secretariat. "There are strong indications," they reported, "that this 'fifth column' also includes citizens of other non-Communist countries." A unanimous report of the nine-member Senate Internal Security subcommittee urged President Eisenhower to instruct the American delegation at the international agency "to press for thorough review of the entire U.N. personnel LOOK AT THE MEDAL—Bill Smallwood of Snyder shows off the first place medal he won Saturday In the Junior Boys declamation division. TOP TALKERS AND SPELLERS—From left to right, Glenna Isbell of Abilene, winner of junior girls declamation; Lauralee Young, also of Abilene, girls extemporaneous speech winner; talk with Laura Neal and Alseon Miller of Sweetwater, first place winners in spelling. (Photos by Don Hutcheson). from non-Communist countries." Coupled with this would be instructions that the Americans "cooperate with delegations from such countries for the purpose of eliminating all personnel" from their countries who are members of the Communist Internationale or subject to its discipline. The senators also recommended that "evidence of Soviet use of international agencies ... as a cover for espionage on American soil" be sent to Secretary of State Dulles as a basis for a possible protest to the Soviets. "The work of this 'fifth column* necessarily is inimical not only to the interests of the United States, but also to the interests of other non-Communist freedom-loving nations, and to the avowed interests and purposes of the United Nations itself," the report said, adding: 'The existence of a 'fifth column' in the secretariat of the United Nations brings into serious question the work of the United Nations agencies and also that of other international organizations." The report reviewed an investigation undertaken in 1952 in a search for Communists among American staff members of the U.N. secretariat, giving highlights of the testimony as well as the subcommittee's conclusions and recommendations. It said that between Oet. 13, 1952, and April 27, 1953, 27 U.N. staff members, almost all of them former employes of the U. S. government. refused to answer questions about Communist connections on the ground of possible self-incrimination. AH told, 40 U.N. employes have quit or been fired in connection with the loyalty probe, which is not yet complete. Of these, 21 appealed to the U.N.'a administrative tribunal nnd 11 were ordered reinstated, on the ground that they were improperly discharged under existing staff rules. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld refused to reinstate the 11, and the administrative tribunal directed the U.N. to pay them compensation totaling $189,370. W. K. (BILL) TIPPEN . . . ending public career Tippen to Quit As DA, Enter Legal Firm District Attorney W. K. (Bill) Tippen of the 104th Judicial District said Saturday he plans to become a partner in an Abilene law firm later this year. He will not be a candidate to succeed himself in his present office. Earlier he had announced he would be a candidate, although he had never failed candidacy. The change will bring his career of nearly eight years in public life to a close. He had also served two terms as state representative and one term as Taylor County attorney. Tippen became district attorney Jan. 1, 1953. being appointed by Gov. Shivers to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of John Willoughby. Willoughby resigned to enter an Abilene law firm. Tippen's plans are indefinite concerning the date of the change, but he said it wUl be in 1954. The partnership will consist of Tippen, Bryan Bradbury and Raleigh Browm Bradbury heads the firm known as Bryan Bradbury, with Brown as an associate. Brown is a former assistant county attorney. He stopped serving in that position about a year ago. Bradbury, a former state representative from Taylor County, has been practicing law in Abilene since 1947. Tippen began a two-year term as state representative Jan. 1, 1947, after being elected. He was re-elected and served two more years. He then was elected county attorney and served in that job two years. A resident of Abilene since he was 12, Tippen is a graduate of Abilene High School and Hardin-Simmons University. During World War II, he served three and one-half years in the Army, 27 months of which was in Italy as a special agent in counter - intelligence work. He received an L. L. B. degree in 1949 from the University of Texas School of Law. WASHINGTON, April 10 (/P)—Secretary of State Dulles took off for Europe tonight to try to end a dangerous split among the Western Powers and build a "united front" against Communist aggression in Southeast Asia. A few hours before he departed by plane for London and Paris. Dulles had conferred with President Eisenhower and received the chief executive's blessing for his mission. Dulles' immediate aims was to obtain British and French agreement to the solid front. i T r* 14 Oft French Smash Gap in Rebel Encirclement HANOI. Indochina, April 10 IB— French Union troops, springing a surprise counter-attack, smashed a big gap in the encircling network of Communist-led Vietminh attack preparations around the muddy fortress of Dien Bien Phu today. They drove the rebels off one dominating hill at the point of bayonets, killing or wounding probably hundreds. The French with lightning speed bowled over a long string of rebel foxholes and winding trenches on the eastern fringes of the bastion after a tremendous artillery barrage lasting nearly three hours. French gunners pumped thousands of shells into Vietminh positions starting just after daw-n today. Led by tank*, French Union infantrymen then jumped off on the ______ counter-attack and by 11:30 a.m. He is understood, however, to want I had driven the Vietminh from a ! hill several hundred feet high overlooking ihe fortress just five-eighths of a mile from its heart. Operation Water Haul to Begin GRAINOLA, Okla., April 10 tB— "OPERATION Water Haul" is ready to start for drought-stricken cattlemen in this area unless rain faUs soon. The city of Tulsa, Santa Fe Railway and Midland Valley Railroad Co. will join to haul thousands of gallons of water into Osage County where stockponds are drying rapidly. The Tulsa Fire Department can furnish water free. Average daily needs around Grainola range from 500 to 2,500 gaUons daily. He disclosed that the United States government wants this front created before—not after—thc forthcoming Geneva conference on Korea and Indochina. Britain and France have so far taken the position that it would be better to wait until after Geneva. Talks With Ike After his 30-minute conference with Eisenhower, Dulles said the United States. Britain. France and other nations should "join our strength" to make sure that the Geneva conference "will not lead to the loss of freedom in Southeast Asia." The present danger, he said, Is not confined to Indochina, where the defense of Dien Bien Phu "is extremely gaUant against overwhelming odds." "There is danger to the entire area," he said. "It affects the vital interests of many nations in Southeast Asia and the western Pacific, including the Philippines, and Australia, and New Zealand, with whom we have mutual security treaties." DuUes did not go into details about his plan to meet the danger. 10 nations, including Britain and France, to cooperate in underwriting the security of Southeast Asia. Franc# Wonders In France there is powerful sentiment for ending the Indochina War, and this has caused apprehension here about the ability of the French government to stand up under Russian pressures at Geneva. Dulles' call for united action was reported to be designed, in part, to bolster the position of the French government, and lessen the chances that, under the influence of home front hopes, it would accept a peace settlement at Geneva which would, in fact, let the Reds take over Indochina. Dulles took off at 5:52 p.m., EST and Is due in London about 3 p.m., London time. Sunday. He was accompanied by three high level advisers—State Department Counselor Douglas MacArthur II, and Asst, secretaries Livingston Merchant (Europe) and Walter S. Robertson (Far East). Events of the past few days have demonstrated that the pres- Kids Have Museum BREMEN, Germany, April 10 MB —Adults are admitted to a newly ent difference of opinion among the opened Bremen Museum only if Western Powers is one of the they are accompanied by children, worst splits that have ever devel- The museum features animal and oped over a specific and pressing ! geological exhibits specially adapt- policy issue. ed to a child's mind. Tractor Overturns; Olton Boy Killed Jerry Wayne Carlisle, 10, of 01-on, and a great-grandson of Mrs. Almedie Fox, 2601 Hickory St., was killed instantly about 2 p.m. Saturday when the tractor he was driving overturned on him near Olton. Dr. W. Irby Fox, 1234 Shelton St., is a great-uncle of the child. Funeral will be held at Olton sometime Sunday. The body will be brought to Rochester for ser-1 was rushed to the hospital. Ex-McMurry College Trustee Dies Suddenly at Lubbock Dr. H. I. Robinson, 56, pastor of the First Methodist Church in Lubbock and well-known in Methodism, died at 12:35 p.m. Saturday at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock. He was stricken with a heart attack earlier in the day at his office. He suffered a mild heart attack about 10 a.m. at his office and vices Monday. Burial will also'be in Rochester. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irby Carlisle of Olton; one brother Joe Dean, 15, at home; and three small sisters, Linda, 5, Andrea, 3, and Kathy Irene, 2, all at home. NEWS INDEX SECTION A Oil news..... 11 Abilene History .... 10 SECTION B How-to-Do-lt 2 Business Outlook .... 2 Heritage Days • » ..... 3 Oisoster Scrapbook 4 Church newt , # .... 5 Radio & TV log . ..... 5 Editorial ....... • « ____ « Book Page ..... 7 Amusement ... . , , •-» SECTION c Arte Libraries . . . « « .... 1 Newcomers 4 NJHS Murals ____ .... 5 Fashionably Speaking ..... 6 Club Calendar . . 7 Hollywood Beauty ♦ SECTION D Sports ......... 2-3-4 Farm news ...... Dr. Robinson, brother-in-law of Mrs. James M, Wheeler, 1541 North Seventh St., had been pastor of the First Methodist Church j in Lubbock since November, 1940. The church is building a one million dollar "Cathedral of the j West," which was Dr. Robinson's dream. The building is expected to j be completed sometime after Jan. ' 1, 1955 Dr. Robinson, who was conferred a doctor of divinity degree by j McMurry College in 1944. was born l April 12, 1897, in Madisonvilie. He a tended Lon Morris College at Jacksonville and received his divin- ! ity degree at Southern Methodist University in DaUas. Following his I graduation he served in the Navy i during World War I. Upon his discharge he became DR. H. I. ROBINSON Funeral will b# held at 3 p m. Monday at the First Methodist Church in Lubbock with Bishop William C. .Martin of DaUas officiating. Burial will be in Tech Me- pastor of the Queens City Method- mortal Park in Lubbock under the 1st Church and later took the pas torship of the Cason Methodist Church. He married the former Hester Jones in Cason in 1921. For a time he was district superintendent of the Texarkana Methodist District and later pastor of the First Methodist Church in Galveston. He was also at one time a member of the board of trustees at« McMurry College and had spoken at McMurry and to civic clubs here several times. direction of Rix Funeral Home. The body wUl lie in state at the chutch from 12:45 p.m. Sunday until 3 p.m. Sunday and then will be brought back to the church at 11:30 a.m. Monday where it will lie in state until time for the funeral. Survivors include his wife; his mother, Mrs. John N. Robinson Sr. of DaUas; and two brothers, John N. Jr. and W. M. Robinson, both of DaUas,tv Y I ;
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I recently had fraxel restore performed and was surprised that the doctor didn't require me to wear eye protection. In fact, I asked him about it prior to the procedure - he never even brought the topic up. He assured me that the laser light was self contained and only activated by contact with the skin - was this safe?
Fraxel Restore Okay Without Wearing Eye Protection?
Doctor Answers 1
Is Eye Protection Necessary for Fraxel restore Treatments?
Fraxel restore is safe without eye protection as long as the patient keeps their eye lids closed during the procedure, and the treating physician is very careful. It is true that the laser only fires when in contact and moving on the skin surface. Many practioners use eye protection, many do not. Good luck and be well.
Dr. P
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What makes you lose your temper?
Many Needs Most Offend Me
What names do you want to give to your children?
Not Now In The Future ISA:)
What is one of your favorite foods?
Fast Foods Awwe B2a :)
Which countries have you visited?
EGY . KSA ... ! Baas
If you could be another person for a day, who would you be?
صحابي من صحابة الرسول سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم
Till what age would you like to live and why?
But ages in Allaah hands I myself live to some extent I do not have 100 years
What does the World know about the country you live in?
Arab Republic of Egypt
This article is about the modern country. For the ancient realm, see Ancient Egypt.
Arab Republic of Egypt
Ǧumhūriyyat Maṣr al-ʿArabiyyah
Flag Coat of arms
"Bilady, Bilady, Bilady"
"My country, my country, my country"
and largest city Cairo
Official languages Arabic[a]
Demonym Egyptian
Government Unitary semi-presidential constitutional republic
Legislature Parliament[c]
- Upper house Shura Council
- Lower house House of Representatives
- Unification of Upper and Lower Egypt c. 3200 BC
- Independence from the United Kingdom 28 February 1922
- Declaration of the Republic 18 June 1953
- Secession from the United Arab Republic 28 September 1961
- Egyptian Revolution[1] 25 January 2011
- Current Constitution 26 December 2012 Area
- Total 1,002,450 km2 (30th) 387,048 sq mi
- Water (%) 0.632 Population
- 2012 estimate 90 million (82 million inside + 8 million abroad)[2][3] (15th)
- 2006 census 76,699,427 (total)[4] incl. 3,901,396 abroad
- Density Real density:[b] 2,755.2/km2 (38th) 7,136/sq mi Arithmetic density: 76.3/km2 (126th 197.5/sq mi GDP (PPP) 2012 estimate
- Total $533.739 billion[5]
- Per capita $6,594[5]GDP (nominal) 2012 estimate
- Total $252.458 billion[5]
- Per capita $3,118[5] Gini (2008) 30.8[6] (medium) HDI (2011) 0.644[7] (medium / 113th)Currency Egyptian pound (EGP)
Time zone EET (UTC+2 (No DST Since 2011))
Drives on the right
Calling code +20
ISO 3166 code EG
Internet TLD .eg,
a.^ Literary Arabic is the sole official language.[8] Egyptian Arabic is the national spoken language. Other dialects and minority languages are spoken regionally.
b.^ Densities are based on 2006 population figures. The gap between arithmetic and real densities is due to the fact that 98% of Egyptians live on 3% of the territory.[9]
c.^ Parliament dissolved as of 11 February 2011; Supreme Council of the Armed Forces presently holds legislative power.
d.^ On 8 July 2012, Egypt's new president Mohamed Morsi said that he's overriding a military edict that dissolved the country's elected parliament and calling on lawmakers back into session.[10]
Egypt i/ˈiːdʒɪpt/ (Arabic: Miṣr officially the Arab Republic of Egypt, Arabic: (help·info)), is a transcontinental country situated mainly within North Africa, with its Sinai Peninsula forming a land bridge in Southwest Asia. Covering an area of about 1,010,000 square kilometers (390,000 sq mi), Egypt is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Gaza Strip and Israel to the northeast, the Red Sea to the east, Sudan to the south and Libya to the west.
Egypt is one of the most populous countries in Africa and the Middle East, and the 15th most populated in the world. The great majority of its over 82 million people[3] live near the banks of the Nile River, an area of about 40,000 square kilometers (15,000 sq mi), where the only
How do men understand 'romance'?
It's said that men don't understand women, but who can understand them also?
There are a lot of magazines, newspapers and online resources about how men can learn about women for better understanding and accepting them as they are but there are few resources for vice versa. There is said that men only need 2 things: food and. I don't agree with it. Men want more than these elementary things. They want a woman to serve, to cook, to take care of them, just like his mother does. They want that their woman to be a lady in the society, At least this is a saying of our country which, from my experience, it's true most of it.
What do this means?
Well, it means that a man wants a smart woman by his side when they go out, who can have intelligent discussions and arguments so he can be very proud of her when meeting with friends.
He wants a great housekeeper so their house to be clean all the time, to have good meals and all the clothes clean.
And not the last one, I don't really know the exact meaning of this. I only can guess. In my opinion that, just like a pro ! What do you think?
Regarding the title:
. It's just his way to show his affection. He don't know how to be romantic, to surprise me. Not everything can be bought. Sometimes, I just wish for simple things like walking through park and admire the first snowflakes. A romantic night doesn't mean just eating out or buying expensive things.
Women are from Venus and men are from Mars, aren't they?
What have you been thinking about lately?
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The U.S. Forest is warning visitors in the Black Balsam and Shining Rock Wilderness areas of the Pisgah Ranger District, Pisgah National Forest, in Haywood County to be on the lookout for black bears and "Be Bear Aware."
The warning comes after recent bear encounters have been reported in both the Black Balsam and Shining Rock Wilderness areas, north of the Blue Ridge Parkway in Haywood County. There were no injuries.
The bears have successfully obtained food from visitors.This time of the year black bears are opportunistically looking for food that campers and trail users bring on their trips. Regulations to require users to use bear-proof food canisters or bags are being considered. While black bear attacks on people are rare, such attacks have resulted in human fatalities.
Visitors are encouraged to prevent bear interactions by practicing the following safety tips:


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This was shot somewhere in northeast New Mexico. I had driven all night and the sun was just about to come up over the horizon when I saw this windmill in the middle of the field. It's a simple composition but I liked it.
Location: New Mexico
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Does anybody know what causes this error? It seems that I get signed out of PSN every 6 or 7 games I play on Uncharted 2. Whenever that happens, this is the error code that comes up.
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I´m having the same problem. I've had MW2 for several months and everything was working perfectly. just a few days ago when i tried to play the game online (not for the first time) and i was able to play for a minute or two and then i was kicked out of the game. After that i was kicked out from psn and this error code showed up in the screen. This keeps happening since then. Can anyone tell me what this error is and how to solve it?
Thank you very much.
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i'm having the same problem too, Fuck that why can't Sony tell us how to fix the problem? cuz i'm starting to consider buying an Xbox though i like ps3 a lot more, but i need to be able to game online, that's the only type of gaming i find enjoyable. i've had this problem for a week almost, i've turned off the media server, after that i was sure it was fixed because it worked for 3 hours and then the problems came once again, so i changed my IP adress no neither did that help so i changed my DNS address and that would'nt help either.... Arrrgh
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I've been having basically the same network problems since like a few days ago. Everytime I start up netflix I'm able to watch like 15 minutes of a show and it disconnects, and sometimes it just won't let me sign into psn at all. Is it a bug in this update or something?
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yeah i am getting this error too since the bf3 beta, it's annoying, every 10 minutes i get disconnected i tried everything i could find, some things worked for a day and then the next day i get the error again. but my laptop still able to connect to the internet when the ps3 is down. and if you search the error in the site they say it's a dns error and nothing more. bet even sony don't know what is this error.


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CLASS OF 2014: Calvary Baptist Academy
CLYMER — Calvary Baptist Academy held its graduation ceremony at 7 p.m. Friday in the main auditorium of the Calvary Baptist Church, Clymer.
The speaker was the Rev. Charles Sprowls, a retired pastor who was in active ministry for 40 years.
Other speakers were Shiqi Jiang, valedictorian, and Andrew Mark Knupp, salutatorian.
Members of the graduating class are:
Benjamin Matthew Bradshaw, Tyler Edward Chambers, Amy Elizabeth Frick, Joshua Luke Helman, Matthew Lynn Hilliard, Shiqi Jiang, Andrew Mark Knupp, Erica Nicole Stephens, Dale Roger Pearce, Megan Noelle Plants, Di Wu and Chen Zhang.


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Black Forest Fire dispatch timeline released
EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. - The El Paso County sheriff released a timeline Monday of firefighting efforts during the initial hours of the Black Forest fire.
He released radio recordings, maps and notes from the responders that dispute the timeline released by the Black Forest Fire Department.
All this comes after a KRDO NewsChannel 13 investigation of Black Forest Fire Chief Bob Harvey's initial handling of the most destructive fire in Colorado history.
"I have no problem laying our cards on the table, letting people form an opinion themselves," said El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa.
Maketa said people have the right to know what happened on Tuesday, June 11.
"The community wants to understand how something like this begins and the lessons that can be learned from it," said Maketa.
The new website catalogs communication between responders during the initial hours of the fire -- the sheriff's office has spent weeks piecing all this information together so it's easy for the public to understand.
Harvey was the incident commander during the initial hours of the Black Forest fire, before he passed control to the sheriff's office.
Maketa said Harvey should have ordered evacuations early.
"That's one of the things that really jumped out to me was how long it took," said Maketa.
Firefighters were dispatched to the Black Forest fire just after 1:40 p.m. However, a fire progression map released Monday showed no evacuations were ordered as of 2:45 p.m.
At 2:46 p.m. the first evacuations were ordered. Harvey was the incident commander at that time, but it was an assistant fire marshal with the El Paso County Sheriff's Office that ordered mandatory evacuations.
"It's the decision the incident commander first on scene should begin, going through that process, thinking about safety on the front end and you don't see it," said Maketa.
KRDO NewsChannel 13 contacted the Black Forest Fire Board. Its public relations spokesperson released the following statement:
We have yet not reviewed the Sheriff's statement and timeline, but do plan to provide it to the investigative team for review; doubtless it does contain some information that may coincide with what our team is finding.
We do question why the Sheriff felt it necessary to issue his timeline at this point, given that the investigation and internal review of matters related to the Black Forest Fire is ongoing. Sheriff Maketa has met with our investigator and is cooperative."
According to a press release previously released by the Black Forest Fire Board, the fire was out of control at 2:18 p.m.
However, new radio transmissions released by Maketa Monday showed Harvey wasn't using all the resources available.
"At 2:18 he loses the fire. At 2:18 he tells Larkspur Command Responding Unit 16, 'Just keep your ears open in case you're needed' and that's an indication he didn't see where that fire was developing or where that fire truly was," said Maketa.
Maketa's timeline also reveals Harvey never checked on air resources.
"I think every minute counts and even if aircraft is not available at that time, at least you have them notified and if something does free up, it can be diverted," said Maketa.
Click here for a link to the timeline released by the El Paso County Sheriff's Office:


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duPhone.me is a simple-to-use app for enabling users to enjoy free communications and lower their phone bills. duPhone.me is an iPhone/Android app designed to let you make free phone calls/text messages to other iPhone/Android users who have duPhone installed.
- With duPhone, you can all any duPhone user in the world for free.
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Logo with motto (what is unique about DuPhone?)
DuPhone brief description: a paragraph or bullet points (3-5). ( a place for this point)
Image Links to iPhone app, Android and Blackberry (or coming soon note)
Facebook Like button.
Twitter button.
Tabs: FAQ, About, Support/Contact Us
Footer: Terms and Conditions, Privacy, Copyright note
The page should be attractive and SIMPLE (much simpler than duleaf.com)
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text: Having already launched two separate releases in October thus far, Deluxe prepares for a third drop from its Fall/Winter Collection. Following the same understated mold as previous installments, the Japanese brand finds a strong niche in highly detailed yet minimally branded aesthetics. Featured are zip-down knits, a series of peacoats, denim, cords, and Winter themed beanies along with a flannel piece made in collaboration with Pendleton. All are now available online through BRIDGE.


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PokerStar.net has grown into one of the most phenomenal poker rooms online. Providing players with millions in cash prizes each week along with the ability to attend live events and play alongside their team or pro players, PokerStar.net is defiantly first in its class. www.PokerStar.net provides a custom software platform with emphasis place on speed and security, along with the widest spread in games you will find online. New players will be able to receive a very easy to clear signup bonus and the poker room recently introduced a top notch VIP program for regular players. Pokerstar.net is a friendly poker room and is also Mac Compatible.
The new Pokerstar.net bonus provides you with a 100% match signup bonus up to $600. This bonus is one of the easiest ones to clear online, which makes up for the small amount provided. The poker bonus will be released into your poker account once you have earned the required amount of Poker Star.net frequent player points. These points will be provided to you only in real money games or tournaments.
Earlier this year www.PokerStar.net introduced a new promotion named "Turbo Takedown" offering players the chance to enter into one of the largest freerolls online, with a prize pool guaranteed at $2,000,000. The only catch was you could only enter with your PokerStar.net frequent player points. This became an instant favorite among online players because everyone stood a shot at getting in. Poker Star.net offers a direct buy in with 10,000 FPPs or through various satellites and qualifiers, again paid with FPP's. It was the ultimate in freerolls. With 9600 players fighting for a $2 million prize pool this tournament lased just over 3 hours and awarded the 1st place finisher just over $200,000.
The Turbo Takedown is back again, except this time it is now part of the regular monthly schedule at www.PokerStar.net and features a $1,000,000 prize pool. Players are still only able to enter via FPP's and can do so with a direct entry costing 5,000 points or for as little as 10 points by through qualifiers. Satellites and qualifiers are running continuously around the clock. If you are looking for the quickest route to win your seat your best odds are found at the Sit and Go's where you can play as little as 18 people for 500 points. The first PokerStar.net monthly Turbo Takedown event is scheduled for May 25th.
This is only one of the new promotions at PokerStar.net. Other promotions recently introduced include the new Battle of the Planets which is the only SNG MTT leader board of its kind, giving away millions each year in cash and prizes. This promo at Poker Star.net features two leader boards for both high limit and low limit players with cash and tournament prizes provided for each. Other features include the new Step WSOP tournaments, which is said to give players the best odds at winning a World Series of Poker main event package at PokerStar.net.
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Rajasthan State Eligibility Test for Lectureship 2014
Rajasthan State Eligibility Test 2014
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission, Ajmer invites Online Application Form for the Rajasthan State Eligibility Test for Lectureship in following subjects :-
|Subject Code
|Name of the Subject
|Subject Code
|Name of the Subject
|Subject Code
|Name of the Subject
|Chemical Science
|Political Science
|Home Science
|Population Studies*
|Computer Science and Application
|Earth Science
|Life Science
|Public Administration
|Mathematical Science
|Environmental Science
|Physical Education
|Visual Art
|Physical Science
|* The candidates with Master's Degree in Geography ( with specialization in Population Studies ) are also eligible to appear in the Subject "Population Studies" ( Code No. - 22 ).
Rajasthan State Eligibility Test 2014 Eligibility Conditions
- Candidates who have secured at least 55% marks ( without rounding off ) in Master's Degree OR equivalent examination from Universities / Institutions recognized by UGC in Humanities ( including languages ) and Social Sciences, Computer Science and Application, Earth Science, Population Studies, Education etc. are eligible for this Test. The Scheduled Caste ( SC ) / Scheduled Tribe ( ST ) / Physically Handicapped ( PH ) category candidates who have secured at least 50% marks ( without rounding off ) in Master's degree or equivalent examination are eligible for this Test.
- Candidates who have appeared OR will be appearing at the qualifying Master's degree ( final year ) examination and whose result is still awaited OR candidates whose qualifying examinations have been delayed may also apply for this Test. However, such candidates will be admitted provisionally and shall be considered eligible for Lectureship eligibility only after they have passed their Master's degree examination or
equivalent with at least 55% marks ( 50% in case of SC / ST / PH category candidates ). Such candidates must
complete their P.G. degree examination within two years from the date of SET result with required percentage
of marks failing which they shall be treated as disqualified.
- The Ph.D. degree holders whose Master's level examination had been completed by 19th September, 1991
( irrespective of date of declaration of result ) shall be eligible for a relaxation of 5% in aggregate marks ( i.e. from 55% to 50% ) for appearing in SET.
- Candidates are required to appear in subject of their post – graduation only. In case the subject of a candidate is not included in the list of SET subjects, the candidate may appear in UGC NET / UGC – CSIR NET, which is held twice a year.
Rajasthan State Eligibility Test 2014 Age Limit : There is no upper age limit.
Rajasthan State Eligibility Test 2014 Scheme of Test
(1) The examination will consist of three papers. All the three papers will consist of only Objective Type
questions as under :-
|No. of Questions
|60 questions out of which 50 questions are to be attempted
|1¼ Hours
|( 09:30 A.M. to 10:45 A.M. )
|50 questions all of which are compulsory
|1 ¼ Hours
|( 11:00 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. )
|75 questions all of which are compulsory
|2 ½ Hours
|( 01:30 P.M. to 04:00 P.M. )
Paper – I : Shall be of general nature, intended to assess the teaching / research aptitude of the candidate. It will primarily be designed to test reasoning ability, comprehension, divergent thinking and general awareness of the candidate. Sixty ( 60 ) Multiple choice questions of two marks each will be given, out of which the candidate would be required to answer any fifty (50). In the event of the candidate attempting more than fifty questions, the first fifty questions attempted by the candidate would be evaluated.
Paper – II & III : Shall consist Objective type questions based on the subject selected by the candidate. Each question will carry 2 marks.
Syllabus of Rajasthan State Eligibility Test 2014
The syllabi for all the papers is that of UGC / CSIR, NET examination. For science subjects viz. Life Science, Chemical Science, Mathematical Sciences and Physical Science, the paper I will be according to syllabi of UGC – NET the Paper II will be from the syllabi of Section (B) of paper I of CSIR and paper III will be from the syllabi of paper II of CSIR.
The syllabi may be obtained from the following websites :-
- RPSC, Ajmer : www.rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in
- UGC ( NET ) : www.ugc.ac.in
- CSIR ( NET ) : www. csirhrdg.res.in
Rajasthan SET 2014 Examination Fee and Mode of Payment
- For OBC / SBC ( Creamy layer ) of Rajasthan state and General Candidates : 750/-
- For OBC / SBC ( Non – Creamy layer ) of Rajasthan state Candidates : 450/-
- For SC / ST of Rajasthan state and All the PH Candidates : 300/-
Note :- For Form filling process and other guidelines on Category, see Instruction for Candidates ( Date 1-1-13 ) issued on RPSC website. The Reservation rules will be applied as per UGC provisions only.
Rajasthan SET 2014 Test Centers
Rajasthan State Eligibility Test will be held on following centers.
The Candidate can select anyone out of them :-
- Ajmer
- Bharatpur
- Bikaner
- Jaipur
- Jodhpur
- Kota & Udaipur
Note :-
- The Commission has the right to allot any center other than the selected centre without assigning reason. Admission Card along with Attendance Sheet will be uploaded on Commission's Website before Exam and candidate may appear in Exam by downloading it. The candidates must affix their recent passport size photograph ( all photographs must be from the same negative) at the decided place indicated in the Application Form and should sign across the photograph at the top after it is affixed so that part of the signature spreads over the Application Form beyond the photograph, otherwise it will be rejected. Besides, photograph must be duly attested by the Head of the department or any Gazetted Officer. The candidates should bring any of his additional Photo Identity Cards along with Admission Card.
- The candidate should note in particular that if he / she is allotted the same center for the SET exam. in which he / she is employed, he / she should bring it to the notice of center superintendent and Commission immediately for reallocation.
Rajasthan SET 2014 General Information and Instructions
The candidate should read the Detailed Notification alongwith all relevant guidelines of UGC carefully. The
Detailed Notification can be downloaded from "www.rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in." or obtained from the edition of the Rajasthan Rojgar Sandesh, Jaipur. For any other guidance / information / clarification regarding this test please contact with Commission's special counter or contact on Telephone No. 0145-5151200 and 5151240.
Note : Candidate must give their post graduation subject with specialization ( if any ) in other specification qualification column in online application form.
Rajasthan SET 2014 Important Dates
- Application Issue Date : 12th November, 2014.
- Last Date for Submission of Online Application : 18th November, 2014.
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date: August 29 2001
embargo: 00:01 hours Friday September 7 2001
Attention: industrial, political, business correspondents
The TUC Congress is to be presented with a report recommending the TUC uses the internet to develop new services for people at work who are not members of existing unions.
This is a key conclusion in Reaching the missing millions - the report of the TUCs Promoting Trade Unionism Task Group - which also sets out a series of recommendations aimed to help existing unions recruit as many as eight million non-members who it identifies as recruitment targets.
The reports recommendations are based on extensive research including:
- analysis of official figures showing that despite recent growth in union membership, unions are increasingly concentrated in the public sector and face long term trends in employment - such as the growth of private services and the decline of manufacturing - that work against traditional unions. Young people and graduates are less likely to join unions.
- a major new poll conducted by the LSE showing that unions are popular among members and non-members alike, but that many have never been asked to join a union. It suggests there are 5 million working in non-union workplaces who would like a union to represent them, and a further 3 million who work in unionised workplaces that unions have not yet recruited.
- Focus group research showing unions suffer image problems, and that outdated and inaccurate 1970s attitudes about unions are still hindering recruitment efforts. Todays workforce want modern unions to speak softly and reasonably but carry a big stick. They often think that unions are a good thing, but for other people.
But the report says that the TUC itself should consider launching new initiatives to reach three groups that are unlikely to be reached by existing unions:
- a new web based service and community offering advice, information and a range of paid for services aimed at employees in the non-unionised growth sectors of recent years. The emphasis would be as much about helping people advance at work, as helping them with problems.
- a new web based service and community, run in conjunction with the National Union of Students, aiming to help college leavers make a successful transition from college to work.
- a new advice service for people in insecure and casual employment who often face real exploitation but whose workplaces unions find difficult to organise.
- The report will be presented to this years Congress by TUC General Secretary, John Monks, in his key note address (likely to be Tuesday morning Sep 11). The TUC General Council will consider its recommendations at a special session in October.
Commenting on the report, John Monks, said:
'This is a challenging document for the movement. Few other institutions would have the courage to produce this warts and all account of their strengths and weaknesses.
'It has two great strengths. First it provides insights into how existing unions can reach their full membership potential. Secondly it sets out an exciting new set of initiatives that add up to a new model of unionism for the employees we cannot currently reach. Its as much about getting on, as getting even.'
Key findings and recommendations
- Union membership currently stands at 7.3 million and has risen for the last two years.
- Union density stands at 30 per cent of the workforce - 60 per cent in the public sector and 19 per cent in the private sector.
- The stereotype of union members as full-time blue-collar men is inaccurate. Professional workers are the most unionised group in the workforce and density is the same among white and blue collar workers.
- Union density is higher in the UK than in Netherlands, Portugal, Australia, Spain, US, Greece and France.
- Employment will decline in union sectors like manufacturing and utilities, and grow in largely non-union business services as well as the public sector.
- The key reasons for union decline are, most importantly, the failure to organise in new workplaces and secondarily, a fall in employment and membership in existing union workplaces.
The report identifies target audiences for unions:
- Membership retention - between 500,000 and one million people leave unions every year. While most leave because their job situation changes such as a new employer or retirement 25% leave because of some dissatisfaction with their union.
- Union workplace infill - 55% of non-union members in unionised workplaces had never been asked to join.
- Sectoral infill - or workplaces that are similar to already unionised workplaces. Surveys of new recognition agreements suggest that these are the workplaces where unions are getting new voluntary recognition deals.
It also identifies target audiences that existing unions will find hard to reach, so should be targeted by new TUC initiatives:
- Young people and graduates - young people do join unions in union workplaces, but tend to get jobs in non-union workplaces. Graduates are a particular problem, and the government intends to increase access to higher education.
- Workers in the new economy - business and other private services are largely un-unionised and there are few union traditions in this sector.
- The vulnerable - a significant group in the workforce who are among the most exploited but work in jobs and workplaces that unions find hard to organise.
The report shows that unions suffer from an outdated image. Non-members are worried that unions want to stir up trouble , rather than solve problems. They want help in advancing at work as well as with problems. The consultancy, Butterfield8, engaged by the TUC suggest that the modern union appeal should be based on:
'Subscribing to a union is well worth doing. Unions are your strong defender. They are listened to. They get things done (quietly). And its a service. Unions work for you, not the other way round. You pay the union. They service you. They dont envelop you. We can do this because we understand todays working people.'
The TUC should consider launching the three initiatives to reach the target groups that unions cannot easily now recruit outlined above.
Notes to Editors:
Copies of the report are available from the TUC.
All TUC press releases can be found at www.tuc.org.uk
Please include in any story:
Reaching the Missing Millions is available for £5 from TUC publications 0207 467 1294 or you can read it online here
Media enquiries: Stephanie Power on 020 7467 1248 or 07699 744115 (pager) or email spowertuc.org.uk
Issued: 7 September, 2001


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Video: Is Obama Regulating Rural Areas by Executive Order?
Obama: The Lester Maddox of Gay Marriage
Ben Johnson, The White House Watch
Although he has grown Washington more than any president in a generation, Barack Obama is talking like a Jeffersonian states rights champion — in the one night, in the one state, on the one issue that would promote his top-down rejection of traditional morality. As Barack Obama prepares to attend a sold out, $1,250-per-plate campaign fundraiser before a large homosexual group in New York (the "Gala with the Gay Community"), the state legislature in Albany seems poised to pass a bill approving same-sex marriage. Some speculate this evening Obama will endorse marriage destruction. But Obama's handlers are rolling out a new and, for him, novel tactic: wrap himself in states rights. An unnamed White House official told The Huffington Post, "Although the president believes that this is an issue best addressed by the states, he also firmly believes that committed gay and lesbian couples should receive equal protection under the law." (Emphasis added.)
(Update: Here's video of the speech. Obama has done precisely as I reported. Story continues following the video.)
At last, Barack Obama has discovered states rights, which constitutes a significant act of rhetorical hypocrisy even by his standards. Obama's left-wing allies have equated a belief in the Founders' view of government with "racism" and derided those who believe in states' rights as "Tenthers."
The Obama administration is suing Indiana on behalf of Planned Parenthood, since that state prohibited tax dollars from funding abortion providers. The showdown could cost the state $4.3 billion. Obama not only sued but hauled the state of Arizona before the UN Human Rights Council over its immigration law. He sent 400 federal agents to harass poll watchers enforcing state election laws during the 2010 midterms. (It didn't help, much.) His National Labor Relations Board is suing (see a trend?) Boeing, because it planned to build one plant in South Carolina, a state that has chosen to adopt "Right to Work" laws. ObamaCare marks his largest legislative trampling of states rights. Now that Republicans control the House, Obama is increasingly ruling by executive fiat.
But allow a blue state to consider redefining the fundamental building block of society, and suddenly Barack Obama is the Lester Maddox of gay marriage. (Both constituencies have significant experience bicycling backwards.)
The move is a down payment on the debt Obama owes this voting bloc. The LGBT lobby has been a pillar of his re-election fundraising. As 2012 draws closer, Obama has hinted his views on same-sex marriage will "evolve." White House spokesman Jay Carney followed this line when pressed for clarification on Monday. Obama "was very clear in the campaign," when he claimed to oppose it, Carney said. "He's very clear about the fact that his position is evolving."
For those who are confused, Obama's position on same-sex marriage is simple….
Congressman Introduces Bill to Block Obama's Stealth Amnesty
Elise Foley, The Huffington Post
Rep. Lamar Smith is working to gather support for a bill that would block the Obama administration's ability to take executive action on deportations…
Smith is attempting to draw support for the Hinder the Administration's Legalization Temptation Act — more commonly referred to as the HALT Act — to stop the Obama administration from blocking deportation for families of U.S. citizens who are being sent to dangerous countries.
The bill is a political attempt to push back on Democrats, who are advocating for the president to end some deportations since major immigration reform remains nearly impossible. Although the HALT Act is unlikely to make it out of the House — and would almost certainly be vetoed if it passed the Senate — Smith is highlighting a controversial presidential power at the same time that Democrats urge Obama to use it, which may lead him to not assert his authority at all.
Democratic lawmakers have asked the president to use his executive power to stop certain people from being deported, such as families of U.S. service members and citizens, or young men and women attending college in the United States. Some have argued the government should redefine "extreme hardship," a classification used when determining whether a family member or spouse of an American citizen can remain in the United States, to allow families to remain together.
But Smith claims in a "Dear Colleague" letter that the White House is already using its discretion to avoid enforcing immigration law.
"[T]he Obama Administration has made clear that it plans not to use but to abuse these powers," the letter reads. "Because of the Obama Administration's record, it cannot be trusted with these powers."
Smith's bill would prevent administrative officials from granting work authorization on a discretionary basis or granting parole or issuing deferred action, except under narrow circumstances. It would also prevent Obama from canceling orders of deportation entirely and from waiving the three- and 10-year barriers to entry for men and women who have been caught illegally present in the United States.
Video: Black Senate Candidate Rips Obama's Assault on the Constitution
E.W. Jackson Sr. is a Marine Corps veteran, lawyer, and preacher who is running for the U.S. Senate from Virginia. His recent speech to Tea Party gathering is generating buzz. This segment on what Jackson calls Obama's "Constitutional crisis" makes us wonder if he isn't reading this website. Jackson is the founder of Staying True to America's National Destiny (STAND), an organization dedicated to preserving America's Christian history, faith and values. You can visit his website here.


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Video for John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John's New Single, I Think You Might Like It
Posted on December 5, 2012
John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John released a music video for their new duet off their new holiday album, This Christmas. The single is called "I Think You Might Like It." It was written by John Farrar who wrote "You're the One That I Want" from Grease in which John and Olivia played high school sweethearts Danny and Sandy. The album benefits the Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Center in Melbourne, Australia, and the charity John set up for his deceased son, the Jett Travolta Foundation, which benefits children with autism, seizures, as well as disabled and at risk children. Barbra Streisand, James Taylor, and Tony Bennett also sing on the album. Here's the video, which has a bit of a country vibe:
Photo: Universal Music Enterprises
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No sooner had the news broken that LeBron James would opt out of his contract than the matchmaking had begun … which means that the name of Kobe Bryant had surfaced.
The Los Angeles Lakers, like seemingly every other team that would like to carve out room for him, hope to meet with James, who will be a free agent July 1. The Lakers, though, are moving ahead cautiously, according to the Los Angeles Times, because, among other reasons, James may simply re-sign with the Heat.
L.A. also is interested in Carmelo Anthony, who is expected to opt out of his contract with the New York Knicks, Mike Bresnahan reports, but James would be the Lakers' first preference.
The Lakers would have to do some fancy ciphering to get a deal done. Kobe Bryant is due to make $23.5 million and Steve Nash $9.7 million next season, with the salary cap projected at about $63 million.


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Once again, the Chlotrudis Society's annual awards ceremony at the Brattle Theatre on Sunday made up for the numbing, disappointing spectacle of the Oscars, though there might have been a few too many (four)Trudies going to "Winter's Bone" for my taste. But any bunch with the astuteness to honor "Dogtooth," "Marwencol," "Animal Kingdom," and "Mother" in the same evening is okay in my book.
But first the results of this year's "Where's Whitey?" award for Best
Animal Performance of 2010. Despite a late surge from such newcomers as
the chicken in "The Social Network" and "the donkey, the llama,and especially the two cats in Jean-Luc Godard's 'Film Socialisme,'" which unfortunately had to be disqualified because it didn't open here yet, the overwhelming winner was "Little Blackie" from the Coen Brothers' "True Grit."
As in previous years I've asked my Phoenix colleagues to contribute their Ten
(or Five) Best and (optional) Five Not Best lists, along with
comments if they are so inclined.
They have generously complied and I think you'll find their
insights into the past year in film enlightening and sometimes provocative.
Here is the first batch of lists