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Casey Stoner took Ducati one step further to winning their first MotoGP championship when he scored his seventh victory of the season in the Czech grand prix yesterday. The Australian had claimed pole position on Saturday - his fourth of the season - and then gunned his Bridgestone-shod V4 to hit the front into the first corner of yesterday's race, a lead which he never lost during the 22 laps.
The American John Hopkins pushed hard on his Suzuki but had to settle for second place, nearly eight seconds behind the fire-red Ducati, with the reigning world champion Nicky Hayden in third place on the factory Repsol Honda. "John was putting on the pressure and I didn't want to go too fast because I thought I might start to make mistakes," said Stoner. "But towards the end I started to improve my rhythm."
Stoner had never won a MotoGP race before this season and he had set himself only two or three victories this year in his first year with Ducati. But he now has a 60-point lead in the championship over Valentino Rossi, the seven-times world champion who was accused of tax evasion by the Italian authorities before the race and evaded the media over the weekend.


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Red Mango
3/F TriNoma, EDSA cor. North Ave., Quezon City, Metro Manila
- 31 Reviews
- 32 Recommend
- 28 Reviewers
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- Open: 10:00a - 10:00p
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As a self-proclaimed yogurt connoisseur and foodie, I have to say that Red Mango serves the best plain tart frozen yogurt I have ever had. Not quite life changing, but close.
Their original tart flavor was so creamy and rich without being too heavy, and the flavor did not taste artificial either. As I was eating the frozen yogurt, I had hard time believing that this creamy goodness was not ice cream high in fat. The texture of their froyo is very smooth and not too watery and most of the flavor comes out very well.
Seating is kind of sparse so you usually have two options:
1) Stand while eating your yogurt.
2) Walk around the mall while eating your yogurt and take in the glares and sneers of the service masters of Trinoma as they imagine the hateful feelings they'll cast upon you once you spill something on the floor.
Long story short, this place serves up some pretty solid frozen yogurt but the selling points are the price and quantity. If you're in the area, skip the shopping, head to Red Mango, and treat yourself with some good quality froyo.
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My kind of yoghurt. Taste like sweet and sour.
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After eating dinner. Went here to wear off the taste from the garlicky taste of ramen so we chose Red Mango. We ordered small and the toppings were mango, banana, and cheese cake. Super yummy especially the yoghurt used. Its different from the plain yoghurt of nestle. Its not the sour and sweet. If someone knows what kind of yoghurt they use can you post a comment? Huhu. Love love their yoghurt.
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Lovin' the blend of yogurt ice cream and different toppings! Love their mochi!
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My usual Large FroYo with fruits!!!! super love this
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I've always loved red mango!
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Yummy Green Tea Yogurt bestly topped with Popping Boba and crushed oreo
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I love Frozen Yogurt. One of my favorite Frozen Yogurt Shops is Red Mango.
My favorite combination is their Natural flavor with almonds, ripe mangoes, and crushed Graham crackers.
It's delicious and it's healthy.
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I will never get over Red Mango getting rid of their caramel sauce and replacing it with caramel shell (that stuff is hard to break with a plastic spoon, yo). I've resorted to going for honey, but it's just not the same.
I buy from Red Mango when they have strawberries. I usually pair it with crushed chocolate, but I was a little disillusioned and thinking I'd cut down on the chocolate today and just got honey instead. Did not go well with the strawberries, IMHO, and I have only myself to blame.
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Redeemed the MunchPunch buy 1 take 1 sparkling juice from Red Mango for only 80php. Got the strawberry sparkling juice Worth it and refreshing!
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Simply My first LVE
no words can explain how much i love their fro-yo!
My son really loves here too...
he can eat a family sized fro-yo all by himself!
I guess I'm having my ultimate fro-yo kaagaw!
My fav toppings are:
Fruity pebbles
Chocolate kisses
(Unhealthy eater here!)
Good thing yogurt is good for health!hihi
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luvvvvv dzzzz!
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I'm totally in love with this Blueberries n' Cream Waffle with Yogurt on top, cute heart-shaped waffle. It's one of those oh-so-yummy ways to enjoy your favorite Red Mango fro-yo! Waffles were freshly made so I enjoyed the hot + cold sensation due to their lovely original frozen yogurt.
They also have Banana Almond Waffle and Green Tea Waffle which you can top with a selection of yogurt flavors and toppings.
At Php 125, the serving is fair enough given that the combination tastes so good. Although, they could have made the waffles bigger (more waffles for me!).
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I wanted to have their Banana Almond Waffle but settled for their Yogurt Parfait (P135) as there were too many people and you really can't enjoy eating leisurely, too noisy and the space was a bit cramped.
The parfait has the frozen yogurt, granola, cereal (Special K), graham, bananas, mangoes, and pineapples. I didn't want pineapples so they replaced it with a 2nd serving of mangoes. It turned out ok, though the bananas were mushy. I would have wanted more frozen yogurt though.
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My favorite yogurt shop ever since it opened in Trinoma last 2009!=) my friends and I would drop by every time we were there... I think Red Mango is the one that offers a great yogurt with just the right tangy-ness...
My poison of choice is the regular yogurt topped with blueberry and almond slivers! Ftw!=)
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I noticed that I don't review about foods lately. More on drinks and stuff like that. Wanna know why? Because I really don't eat outside if its not Mcdonalds. Weird but true. I've been eating Mcdonalds for 2 straight weeks and still don't know why I did that. I only eat their chicken, btw. But this time, I had to eat something that's not oily or fastfood so I settled for my first love, Red Mango! Their frozen yogurt's still the same. I just didn't like their strawberries & mangoes. Its too sour. Cheesecake was uhmmm, okay. I did not eat it. I shared this with my cousin. Actually, he ate them all. Next time I'll stick to plain with no topping at all. Much cheaper. Or maybe I'll bring my own fruits.
I'm ending my relationship with Ronald Mcdonald. Still clueless why I ate their chicken for 2 weeks even though I'm not a fan (except my love for McSpicy).
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Decided to end Friday with froyo goodness from Red Mango.
Ordered large for Neil and I then added fresh mangoes and strawberries, and I loved that both were sweet.
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It's been a while since I last Red Mango-ed so this morning while waiting for Belo clinic to open (will do another review for Belo), I decided to order their yogurt parfait (PHP 135) for breakfast. I asked the lady if it was good and as expected, she said yes. I don't even know why I still bother asking servers.
Anyway, it was REALLY good! I didn't think I'd finish it but dayyyym. It has fresh fruits (pineapples, bananas, peaches), granola, cereal and of course, non-fat froyo. I absolutely loved how they distributed the toppings! This is what I tasted from top to bottom:
♥ froyo + granola
♥ froyo + granola + bananas
♥ froyo + bananas
♥ froyo + granola + peaches
♥ froyo + pineapples
♥ froyo + cereal
♥ froyo + cereal + peaches
Will definitely get this again real soon!
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To be honest it's my first time trying Red Mango. And, I loved it. It's the best frozen yoghurt for me. I love how the yoghurt tastes so well with the topings. And, their fruits are legit fresh. I can still smell the aroma of the fruit and the juiciness. Really healthy.
I can also eat it without toppings and it still taste amazing.
I had the original with mango and banana toppings while my boyfriend got a plain strawberry yoghurt.
I told myself to eat yoghurt everyday since I got to eat at Red Mango.
Wish i could maintain it.
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I usually get their plain Yogurt with mandarin orange or with pieces of chocolate chunks. But my friend was telling me about their waffles with yogurt and blueberry. So we gave it a shot.
It was alright! The little waffles shaped like hearts was soft to cut and chew. The blueberry and yogurt complimented the waffle quite well. It's good no doubt. But it's not something that I would order again.
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Beached Head (Chapter 1)
Book by: pearlexporter
Status: Finished
Genre: Literary Fiction
Chapter1 (v.1) - Beached Head (Chapter 1)
Beached Head by Matthew Ennis Cromwell
CHAPTER ONE – A day…
Darren's alarm clock sounded as ever at 5.50AM. Darkness still dominated outside the bedroom window and Clare did not even stir as the alarm's monotone like drone went off besides their queen sized bed.
The bedroom was a neatly boxed 16 square meters. A cheap eighteen inch plasma sprung from the wall directly in front of the bed like a badly placed Jack in the Box. To the left of the bed, two book shelves were filled to breaking point. The top shelf was full of perfectly new Lonely Planets and Rough Guide travel books covering most areas on the globe. Darren's fascination for all things travel related, the collection definitely implied that he was a global traveller, sadly the truth took delight in ridiculing this suggestion. The lower shelf contained mainly books of quotations, philosophy and military history.
To the right, was a plywood framed photo from Darren's first holiday with Claire eleven months ago. The photo had been enlarged poorly by a friend of Claire's and their faces looked bloated to the extreme. However, the lack of joy in both their eyes was still recognizable, regardless of the scale of their pupils and the brightly coloured ice cream cones.
Instinctively Darren turned away from Clare and held closely to his pillow. Ten more minutes he concluded to himself as he pushed his face once again into his discounted House of Frasier pillow case. 600 seconds passed quickly as Darren, in his semi- conscious snooze state of mind, contemplated his day ahead. His biggest decision that day, he concluded, would be which topping to grace his lunchtime roll with. He usually favored Tuna & Mayonnaise, but sometimes could be tempted into Salami if it was pitched enthusiastically enough by the industrial estate's sandwich lady, Marie. Everything else would exist on auto-pilot for the 9 ½ hours that made up Darren's day at Warden Exports.
Three Weetabix and a glass of Tesco's economy orange juice was usually enough fuel to allow him to complete his 840-ish second stroll to work. Two years earlier boredom had led him to time his length of walk over a period of 10 days and then find the mean average. It actually came to 847 seconds give or take a few decimals. However, when you are doing the same tedious activity for 34,200 seconds each working day (approximately), minus 3,300 seconds for lunch and afternoon break, then a few seconds here or there really made no difference within his existence. Darren resented his expertly developed knowledge of the 60 Times Table and how these multiples dominated his day– at least his A Level Maths qualification had a tiny amount of use, all be it in a way that sucked the life out of him daily. His mathematical teacher had once told him that he 'had a magical way with numbers' and that his 'fortune' would be made from this subject. Darren didn't consider his current £6.20 per hour to be a fortune, especially after seven years of loyalty to his employer.
"I'm off," whispered Darren once he had put on his minimalist uniform of faded bootcut jeans and an oversized light grey T-Shirt.
Clare stirred for a moment before raising her head up without opening her eyes, "Enjoy." Darren was surprised to hear a voice from his partner of 14 months (non bill paying flatmate of 5 months). Usually a grunt or a nod was all he received as he departed. Clare's day would usually not begin for another three hours when she would wake to witness the inbred fighting and pointless dialogue on the Jeremy Kyle show. Clare wanted to consider herself to be the kind of girl who in the morning who listened to Radio 4 and drank expensive Machiattos. In reality though, she always opted for a warm coke and a dose of troubled ASBO teenagers being preached to by a satanic host.
The streets of Hastings were a lonely sight at this time of the morning, especially in the winter months where daylight did not even consider making an appearance until well after 7AM. Even then, rarely did sunlight actually break through the dense grey that lingered for far too many weeks to be anything other than an enemy of this once glorious Victorian town. A small scattering of commuters headed towards the train station and the long journey towards paying their monthly bills . Occasionally the odd middle aged man would attempt an early morning jog, although the sloping roads caused all but the strongest to walk before their target distances were ever met. Rarely was the same jogger spotted more than once – their expensive designer sports clothes, which has symbolized such hope at the time of purchase, were soon pushed to the back of the wardrobe for a lifetime of exile. Perhaps one day to have their design ridiculed when speculatively put up for sale on ebay.
Out of sight and out of mind. This was very much how Hastings was now perceived by the nation – a town that had slipped into irrelevance and no longer had a purpose or point in the twenty first century. Its modern shopping complex was dated before the plans were even approved, the 'regeneration' projects failed to serve the local community and its prime asset, the Victorian pier, was burnt down by local children.
Darren looked at his aged Casio watch as he reached the gates of work –an 814 second walk, not quite a record (that occurred back in 2007 when he was being followed menacingly by a group of drunk Kurdistan refugees who lived in Warrior Square), but certainly one of his quickest walks in recent memory. The added haste could be explained by the cold wind from the English channel that was battering that January morning. In fact, the south coast had been relentlessly under attack since late autumn from the powerful .
As ever, Bendex and Razor (the cute guard dog) were waiting at the gates of Warden Export's site. Razor was asleep as he was most mornings, presumably chasing small cats within his doggy dreams, large cats would no doubt dominate this particular timid dog. Bendex was wearing his increasingly tight purple security uniform provided by the company. It had once fitted him perfectly, but two years of english cusine (café culture as he called it) and a lack of exercise had transformed his body into a much more rounded shape.
Before Bendex's arrival there was no night security guard at the warehouse and his additional seemed very strange considering that there had never been a break in at Warden Exports. Darren estimated that the stock at any one time in the warehouse would be worth less than the cost of thieves hiring a van to put it in. The real value of the company was in the obscene mark-up value that they put on their products for overseas clients. The quality and tackiness of most of the stock would struggle to find buyers in this country , even if they were prominently displayed inside Poundland!
Bendex had arrived with the Easy Jet masses from after the EU had lifted working regulations, an honorable financial immigrant who was happy to work hard and live cheaply to maximize his savings. Actually, Hastings used to have a lot more Eastern European workers, but most appeared to have headed back now to their motherlands. The irony being, as their countries developed and economically grew why they were away, that they could now earn almost as much in their country or origin, so their financial migration had naturally gone full circle.
"Good Morning, Mr Darren," said Bendex standing up as if greeting someone with far more importance.
"Hey, Bendex," Darren replied as Bendex opened the gate to the warehouse, "Anything fun happen in the night?" It was a question that was asked mainly out of obligatory politeness by Darren each morning, yet Bendex always attempted to answer with sincerity.
"No," he said in a sad voice that seemed to yearn for something more exciting than sitting about each night alone, "I thought at maybe 3, that there was a fire in the warehouse, but it was a cloud."
"I guess Razor would have smelt it if there was a fire." Said Darren as he bent down and gently woke Razor up with a big hug, "Because you're amazing, aren't you Razor?"
Razor stood up gingerly on his aged legs and acknowledged Darren happily with a single lick, before slouching back down again as gently as he could and closed his eyes once more.
"Actually, I think his sense of smell has gone, but if I tell Mr Warden then he will want to get rid of him. Dogs like Razor have nowhere to go, you know?"
"Your secret is safe with me," smiled Darren as he patted Bendex on the shoulder, "Nothing worth stealing from here anyway." Although Darren had never really got to know Bendex since he had arrived from Poland four years earlier, he had always liked the sense of loyalty that he embodied each day no matter how menial his position at the company was. He had a sense of honor and self-respect that almost made him rise above the daily mediocrity and pettiness that existed throughout the Harley Shute industrial estate.
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Katrina "Sidewinder" Mojave
"Can't say on an open channel. Good luck finding a plane by the way!" Young's voice filtered through the radio. I frowned heavily and bit back a scream of rage. That Raptor, my aircraft, had been my first officially assigned aircraft. Ever since my promotion to First Lieutenant, it had been with me in the skies.
In times of rain and storms to ice and the blinding heat. It'd always been there, whenever Duke was an asshole or I needed some quiet place to think. I'd just climb into that familiar cockpit, relax in the tiny space, and forget the world around me. No longer, I was alone again. Duke was gone, probably dead, and Young was somewhere classified that I was now heading to.
My head rested against the trembling metal hull of the aircraft as we continued onto our destination. The marines that sat with me marveled at the fact that I was still alive, considering my appearance. Blood, mud, and water stained my hair and flight suit giving me an bedraggledaura. Twigs and leaves were nestled messily in my hair, as if a bird had made it's next atop my head. Yea, I was a freaking mess. At first I was half tempted to ask one of the Marines for a mirror, but then again what Marine checks their appearance in the mirror? They're soldiers!
I smirked in spite of myself, as I struck up a conversation with my so-called "rescuers".
"So what's got everybody so riled up?" I shouted over the thrumming blades and snarling engine. The leader, Hicks, pulled off his helmet and rested it on his knee. His hand moved to his breast pocket, though I doubt the action was conscious. He retrieved a cigarette and pinched the smoke between his teeth. Either a nervous reaction or a forceful habit. The soldier didn't light the smoke, only nibbling on the end as if debating how much he should tell me.
"Staff Sergeant, I'm tired, pissed off, and ready to bite someones fucking head off if I don't get some answers. I've not only had to live through my jet crashing, but my evac chopper crashing and the Chinese chasing all over this god forsaken mountain. so I've giving you one chance to answer on your own accord." My fingers twitched over the pistol grasped tightly in my had. "Or I'll get the answers I need some other, more...unpleasant, way." The Marines narrowed their eyes but Hicks sighed and smiled bitterly.
"The nickname suits you," he started, grinding the cigarette in his teeth. "Alright, so the Chinese have been practically racing across the western states at a record rate. Nascar would be jealous." I stared at him, scowling. Hicks glanced away and swallowed, at the moment his humor wasn't appreciated. "Well not only is their pace and brutality a problem but in the haste to retreat, we left behind vital resources which-"
I held up a hand, stopping him mid-sentence as I rubbed my temples furiously. "So let me guess, the Reds have been taking those abandoned resources and have been using them against us right?" I didn't look up to see if Hicks acknowledged my question, continuing on with my own logic. "Command ain't too happy about that, even though they were the ones who told us to abandon those resources instead of torching them. Now command is not only trying to cover their asses, they're trying to pull a fast one on the Reds and get one good punch in." I chuckled at the utter stupidity of it all.
The bureaucracy of it all drove me crazy. Whether you'd been in for 2 years or 20, it never got any easier to handle and it always got old! The helicopter tilted and slowed, allowing me to look out its open side door. Aircraft were scrambling by the dozens hauling ass to get in the air and holding high above in rotating holding patterns. The helicopter jumped a bit and then finally eased to the ground. Without any prompting, I slid out and limped quickly to a nearby hanger. The door was wide open but to my dismay, it was empty, only a few mechanics cleaning up.
"Hey!" I shouted over to one of them. The youngest looking one jumped but ran over to me.
"Shit are you hurt?!" he asked, looking to the gash in my leg. I waved my hand dismissively.
"I'm fine, you got any spare planes left?" The kid frowned and bit his lower lip, pondering the thought. His eyes brightened and he snapped his fingers.
"Yea, we have one F-15E left in the hanger to our left. It was supposed to go to some pilot on his way back here, but he got shot down and killed." I nodded not in the mood to deal with the teary eyed mechanic. I spat a thank you over my shoulder and moved to where he said the aircraft was. Pushing the biting pain to the back of my mind I peered in the hanger.
"Hell Yea!" I cheered, seeing the pristine bird waiting eagerly for a pilot. The thing that got me as approachedI the plane was that its right wing was painted a bright crimson red. Other than that the aircraft was normal. What would prompt someone to paint only one wing of the aircraft red? I instantly shook the thought from my head, it was irrelevant, I had to get into the sky and find Young. Jumping in the cockpit, I threw on my helmet and started up the engines. The canopy shut, allowing me to Taxi onto the runway.
"This is Sidewinder, I'm taking off!"


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Indians are either getting too frustrated or they just don' care what the repercussions of their actions are going to be.
I was recently going through a list of the reasons for which people either take out a gun or stab someone with the intention to kill. It is only a miracle if the victim survives because the killer had no such intention.
The list is bizarre. A landlord in Nithari, Noida beat up his tenant so brutally that he broke his leg. His fault- he had not closed the front door while going out. Another man was killed because he was trying to get away from a juice shop without paying a bill of Rs.25.The argument got worse and the inebriated customer found it easier to stab the shop owner with a tool placed there rather than paying the bill.
The third incident is of a more serious nature. In Greater Noida, a man called Amit had been harassing his wife for dowry and when she could take it no longer she left his house to live with her parents. Amit went to get her back but his short tempered mother- in- law got so infuriated that she slapped him hard. Amit could not forget the 'Goonj' of that slap and when his wife came back home he not only strangled her with a dupatta but also smothered his two infant daughters. When arrested, he proudly confessed that he had taken his revenge for that stinging slap.
A customer in Greater Noida was stabbed because he was taking time to pay a bill as he did not have change for a Rs.1,000 note. When the argument took long a group of boys waiting in the queue got so impatient that they shot him dead.
These are only a few gems culled out from newspapers about some incidents which have occurred within the last ten days. People all over the country must be having many more honourable reasons to kill each other, I am sure.
Social scientists and psychiatrists must be having some very valid reasons to explain this phenomenon.
As a lay man I feel there can be only two reasons for this. We have started losing the veneer of sophistication that we had been holding up for society. Our animal instincts are coming out and we are not afraid to flaunt them.
Secondly, the common citizen is getting so frustrated with long queues, delays red- tapism which is another term for under-the-table payment that he takes out his anger at the first opportunity he gets. The cumulative effect of getting neglected and humiliated at every step leads to a stage where his hurt ego bursts out in acts of such sporadic violence, whatever the consequence.
These are acts of sporadic violence and don't fall it in the category of pre- meditated crimes where the culprit plans a killing knowing well that he can get away with it. That is another class altogether.
By: Amitabh Srivastava
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It was the most delicious possibility presented by the first round of the NFL draft. Would Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones be able to resist the impulse to draft Johnny Football, who was still available when the 'Boys picked?
He would and he did. Jones chose not to take Johnny Manziel because, it turns out, he has no interest in being Col. Tom Parker to Manziel's Elvis. And, because he has Tony Romo, he was able to pass up a quarterback with buzzy, star quality.
Jones acknowledged that "he's Elvis Presley," when he was asked about Manziel. The Cowboys, instead, went with an offensive lineman, Zack Martin, with the No. 16 pick.
And if Manziel is Elvis, who's Romo?
"George Strait," Jones grinned.


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Joshua Harris is a rising star in Baltimore politics and could up-end one-party rule that has existed in Baltimore since the 1940s. Harris is seeking the nomination of the Green Party in a three way race in a primary that begins April 2nd and will be completed on May 1st.
Margaret Flowers said: "The CityPaper did Baltimore a great service by recognizing that Joshua Harris could bring the kind of fresh ideas that are needed in Baltimore. Harris works with the people of Baltimore at the community level and will bring bottom-up ideas to the city. Rather than being stuck within the confines of the thinking of the Democratic Party, which has led the city in a downward spiral for decades, Joshua is translating the views of people at the community level into new policies that will transform the city, so the government no longer serves only wealthy developers but puts the people and communities first."
The Baltimore CityPaper published its power rankings for mayoral candidates in Baltimore and put Joshua Harris on top, describing him as "a smart, provocative reformer who works in the arts but focuses a lot of his attention on big business and pushing developers to truly invest in the community." They gave him the strongest arrow up. The only other candidate of 29 running to get an arrow up was Elizabeth Embry.
In a longer article about Harris they show he understands the roots of the crises Baltimore faces. Harris says "What caused the uprising in April was a juxtaposition of massive amounts of wealth up against massive amounts of poverty." And he points to why this year's election is Baltimore is so important because it "is one that will determine how we move forward as a city...It will determine whether or not our institutions and elected leadership are serious about creating One Baltimore or will it forever be an elusive dream blocked by corporate interest only concerned with profit margins and institutional expansion."
Harris is running for the Green nomination against Emanuel McCray - who works with United Workers on housing, fair development and living wages - and David Marriott, a former police officer and entrepreneur who seeks to reform the police department.
The Green Party does not have a tax-payer funded primary. It begins the process with mail-in ballots on April 2nd and ends it on May 1st with in-person voting. The procedures for how the Green Party votes can be seen on their website.


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Sonographic Survey of Female Breast in Sudanese Population
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Dezember 2011
BeschreibungBreast ultrasound is an adjunct to mammography and physical examination for breast masses by confirming diagnosis of cysts and providing accurate guidance for needle biopsy of vast majority of solid masses. In Sudan the incidence of cancer has been increased in the last years, this may be due to the risk factors (familial, hormonal, iatrogenic and radiation). Objectives of the study are to differentiate between cystic and solid masses, to observe criteria for differentiation between benign and malignant masses and also to increase the clinicians' awareness regarding the important role of ultrasound guidance in interventional procedures safely.
PortraitDr. Mai Mirghani Abdelaziz Consultant SonologistMBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, University of Khartoum (U of K), Khartoum - SudanM.Sc in Medical Diagnostic Ultrasound, Alzaiem Alazhari University (AAU), Khartoum - Sudan
Untertitel: Survey of Female Breast in Sudanese Population Using Medical Diagnostic Ultrasound. Paperback. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Erscheinungsdatum: Dezember 2011
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Jammu, Nov 26 (UNI) Former Minister of State for Defence Chaman Lal Gupta today accused the Congress-led UPA government of lowering troop deployment in militancy-infested Jammu and Kashmir to save its coalition at the Centre.
Despite the reports of continuous infiltration bids and circulation of hawala money for the fresh recruitment of militants, the troops are being removed and the Village Defence Committees are being left high and dry by not being recognised as also the allowances to the Special Police Officers, Prof Gupta said while addressing a public rally at the border villages of Kaleeth in Chhamb sector.
The BJP leader also ridiculed the claims of Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad that his government had rectified the regional disparities.
''The political fraud being played with the people of Jammu still remains there as they have been denied due representation in the State Assembly as also in the services although Jammu was having more voters and almost double the geographical area,'' Prof Gupta stated.
Jammu region has just 37 Assembly seats against 46 in Kashmir.
Similarly, Jammu has two Lok Sabha seats against three for Kashmir.
The BJP leader asked the people to realise their strength and oust the Congress-led government in the coming elections.


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But take a good hard look, because the latest food trend to sweep the country - seasonality - may soon change them for good.
For the last 10 years the supermarkets have striven to give us all we could desire. No cook could want for raspberries in January or Brussel sprouts in July. The more produce we demanded, the more exotic variety we were offered, until it has become impossible to distinguish one season from another. The pleasures of cooking the first crop of peas in June has gone, along with the age-old knowledge of what comes when.
Instead, cooks have turned to the weather for culinary guidance. Hot day - cold food or barbecue. Where is the self-expression in that?
But now, a breath of fresh country air is blowing into our towns with the newly-formed farmer's markets and organic box schemes. Stall-holders are being mobbed by urban shoppers keen to lay their hands on indigenous seasonal produce. Even in the country, pick-your-own farms are rapidly changing. Many are marketed as a rural experience as well as a source of good fresh food. Their shops sell everything from topped-and-tailed gooseberries (with some freshly picked elderflowers) to clotted cream.
In other words, fashion-conscious cooks are going to have to relearn the natural seasons for food and to pick out the best ingredients from every source. Squeamishness fostered by perfect shrink-wrapped produce will be discarded in favour of the tactile pleasures of selection. Sniff the heady scent of ripe peaches and feel the rough skin of a melon, as you test its ripeness.
Forget those serious TV chefs with their international cooking styles. Honest home-cooked food is on its way in. Your meals will evolve naturally as the ingredients change from month to month.
One look at July's produce will prove the point. This is the month of rampant herbs, legumes, tender roots and soft fruit. Long daylight hours and a temperate climate produces peas, mangetouts and sugar snap peas that are so sweet and juicy they barely need to look at a pan of boiling water. Then there are the beans - runner, broad and French. Each has many different cultivars, such as the delicately flavoured white-flowered runner beans, or Red Epicure, a delicious red-beaned variety of broad beans (available from some organic box schemes). French beans come in white, yellow, striped pods or purple - which, like most purple vegetables, turn a funky dark green when cooked.
July also marks the arrival of slightly cheaper home-grown carrots, beetroot and early potatoes. So if you wish to woo non-beetroot lovers, now is the time, as they should be sweet as sugar cubes.
And before your imagination runs wild, remember that it is also peak herb and salad season. Mint, lemon balm, borage, sorrel, rocket, nasturtiums, coriander, basil, spring onions, radishes... I could go on and on. It is one thing to cook from a small supermarket packet and quite another to snip some ultra-intense leaves from home-grown herbs. Even if you just nurture a small supermarket pot on a sunny windowsill, you will be amazed at the difference in taste. I have even known some cooks resort to growing radishes in their window boxes.
Meat will have to be thrown out the window this month in favour of sweet- tasting shellfish, reasonably-priced sea trout and flat fish. British lobsters become easier to catch when the water is warmer, and brill, sole and turbot are back in season. Sadly, many shops ignore the traditional seasons that allow fish only to be sold at its best. Look out for succulent farmed cockles, and do buy marsh samphire if you see it in the fishmonger. Its juicy saline stems are delicious lightly steamed as a vegetable or in salads.
Soft fruit is also at its peak this month: raspberries, gooseberries, loganberries, tayberries, boysenberries, strawberries, red, black, pink and white currants and the new weird sunberries which are due in some organic box schemes this month: slightly larger than a raspberry, they are deep red and said to taste of blackcurrants.
The best and freshest soft fruit is going to be found on pick-your-own farms. They offer the greatest choice plus the luxury of taste-testing everything. Cooking gooseberries, for example, can be bought when they are golden and ripe rather than green and hard. Strawberries can be picked according to variety and when they are bursting with sugary juices. You can choose between huge Hapils, sweet-tasting Emilys, pale red Honeoyes or the ultra-sweet but very perishable Pegasus.
Even better, a few farms still sell morello cherries, which usually ripen in July and are almost impossible to buy fresh in shops. The Harvest Times newsletter will tell you about your nearest PYO farm.
However, it is impossible to neglect the imported melons and apricots. Aside from being delicious, they will soothe anybody pining for a continental holiday. Urban cooks should seek out the last unbelievably cheap boxes of Pakistani or Indian mangoes from local Asian and Middle-Eastern shops. They're far more fragrant and juicy than any South American specimens. Sharp-eyed supermarket shoppers should also look out for a new deep-red early rhubarb variety - Millennium rhubarb - which is said to have a higher sugar content than usual.
Last, but by no means least, it's time to indulge in soft and semi-soft goat and sheep's milk cheeses. Unlike cows, goats and sheep still only produce their progeny in the spring and summer months when the grass is most lush, so their milk remains seasonal, despite the fact that some producers freeze it to make cheese through the winter months. Such foods literally taste of summer.
For details of local PYO farms send two first-class stamps with your name and address to: `Harvest Times', PO Box 575, Southampton SO15 7ZB. From 5 July their website will be www.farmshopping.com
For a complete list of farmers' markets send a stamped-addressed A5 envelope to: Farmers' Markets, Local Food Lines, The Soil Association, Bristol House, 40-56 Victoria Street, Bristol BS1 6BY.
Sybil Kapoor's latest book, `Simply British', is published by Penguin on 29 July at pounds 7.99
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Side by side with the creation of modern museums; the universal exhibition was a typical phenomena of the 19th century. Its appearance followed in a short time the spread of modern museums in the early 19th century. Both the museum and the universal exhibition were conceived as useful tools for the self-representation of the state in economic and cultural fields. In terms of state representation the Hungarian political elite pursued one major political goal during the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire (1867-1918): the creation of the image of an economically and culturally independent country. Hungarian sections at universal exhibitions served the cultural and political representation of the country; which appeared as a new political entity in the 19th century globalization only after the Austro-Hungarian Compromise in 1867. The first manifestation of its political goals were of mixed character: the cultural history of Hungary was represented through politicized historical paintings at the Hungarian fine art section of the Vienna universal exhibition in 1873; especially the preparatory drawings of the mural for the staircases of the Hungarian National Museum.
The first part of this paper analyses the political aspects of the historical narratives in the Hungarian National Museum depicting national cultural history. The second part of the paper concentrates on the sketches of the mural of the National Museum exhibited in Vienna in 1873; their original meaning; the change of the program and their interpretation.


text: With their third album, Brighton-based Chungking seem to be following Goldfrapp's progression from chillout to the dancefloor. However, their influences aren't Donna Summer and the Weimar Republic so much as the Buggles-era of synthetic pop. Itch and Scratch is perhaps the first track in 20 years to be audibly influenced by the Thompson Twins, though much of the time Jessie Banks's piercing vocals make the band sound like Scissor Sisters fronted by Siouxsie of the Banshees. Individually, the quirky title track and phase-drenched pop of Baby are perfectly hummable pop constructions. Slow It Down echoes Kylie's sensual Slow, and there are Glitter beats and banks of synthetic voices. However, some terrible lyrics ("When I get older, shrugging my shoulders") and an overall inconsistency means that Stay Up Forever is more likely to have you nodding off around midnight than dancing until dawn.


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The Guide for the Perplexed
By Moses Maimonides, M. Friedländer
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SOME have been of opinion that by the Hebrew zelem, the shape and figure of a thing is to be understood, and this explanation led men to believe in the corporeality [of the Divine Being]: for they thought that the words "Let us make man in our zelem" (Gen.i. 26), implied that God had the form of a human being, i.e., that He had figure and shape, and that, consequently, He was corporeal. They adhered faithfully to this view, and thought that if they were to relinquish it they would eo ipso reject the truth of the Bible: and further, if they did not conceive God as having a body possessed of face and limbs, similar to their own in appearance, they would have to deny even the existence of God. The sole difference which they admitted, was that He excelled in greatness and splendour, and that His substance was not flesh and blood. Thus far went their conception of the greatness and glory of God. The incorporeality of the Divine Being, and His unity, in the true sense of the word—for there is no real unity without incorporeality—will be fully proved in the course of the present treatise. (Part II., ch. i.) In this chapter it is our sole intention to explain the meaning of the words zelem and demut. I hold that the Hebrew equivalent of "form" in the ordinary acceptation of the word, viz., the figure and shape of a thing, is toär. Thus we find "[And Joseph was] beautiful in toär ('form'), and beautiful in appearance" (Gen. xxxix. 6): "What form (toär) is he of?" (I Sam. xxviii. 14): "As the form (toär) of the children of a king" (Judges viii. 18). It is also applied to form produced by human labour, as "He marketh its form (toär) with a line," "and he marketh its form (toar) with the compass" (Isa. xliv. 13). This term is not at all applicable to God. The term zelem, on the other hand, signifies the specific form, viz., that which constitutes the essence of a thing, whereby the thing is what it is; the reality of a thing in so far as it is that particular being. In man the "form" is that constituent which gives him human perception: and on account of this intellectual perception the term zelem is employed in the sentences "In the zelem of God he created him" (Gen. i. 27). It is therefore rightly said, "Thou despisest their zelem " (Ps. lxiii. 20); the "contempt" can only concern the soul—the specific form of man, not the properties and shape of his body. I am also of opinion that the reason why this term is used for "idols"may be found in the circumstance that they are worshipped on account of some idea represented by them, not on account of their figure and shape. For the same reason the term is used in the expression, "the forms (zalme) of your emerods" (1 Sam. vi. 5), for the chief object was the removal of the injury caused by the emerods, not a change of their shape. As, however, it must be admitted that the term zelem is employed in these two cases, viz. "the images of the emerods" and "the idols" on account of the external shape, the term zelem is either a homonym or a hybrid term, and would denote both the specific form and the outward shape, and similar properties relating to the dimensions and the shape of material bodies; and in the phrase "Let us make man in our zelem" (Gen. i. 26), the term signifies "the specific form" of man, viz., his intellectual perception, and does not refer to his "figure" or "shape." Thus we have shown the difference between zelem and toär, and explained the meaning of zelem.
Demut is derived from the verb damah, "he is like." This term likewise denotes agreement with regard to some abstract relation: comp. "I am like a pelican of the wilderness" (Ps. cii. 7); the author does not compare himself to the pelican in point of wings and feathers, but in point of sadness. "Nor any tree in the garden of God was like unto him in beauty" (Ezek. xxxi. 8); the comparison refers to the idea of beauty. "Their poison is like the poison of a serpent" (Ps. lviii. 5); "He is like unto a lion" (Ps. xvii. 12); the resemblance indicated in these passages does not refer to the figure and shape, but to some abstract idea. In the same manner is used "the likeness of the throne" (Ezek. i. 26); the comparison is made with regard to greatness and glory, not, as many believe, with regard to its square form, its breadth, or the length of its legs: this explanation applies also to the phrase "the likeness of the hayyot ("living creatures," Ezek. i. 13).
As man's distinction consists in a property which no other creature on earth possesses, viz., intellectual perception, in the exercise of which he does not employ his senses, nor move his hand or his foot, this perception has been compared—though only apparently, not in truth—to the Divine perception, which requires no corporeal organ. On this account, i.e., on account of the Divine intellect with which man has been endowed, he is said to have been made in the form and likeness of the Almighty, but far from it be the notion that the Supreme Being is corporeal, having a material form.CHAPTER 2
SOME years ago a learned man asked me a question of great importance; the problem and the solution which we gave in our reply deserve the closest attention. Before, however, entering upon this problem and its solution I must premise that every Hebrew knows that the term Elohim is a homonym, and denotes God, angels, judges, and the rulers of countries, and that Onkelos the proselyte explained it in the true and correct manner by takingElohim in the sentence, "and ye shall be like Elohim" (Gen. iii. 5) in the last-mentioned meaning, and rendering the sentence "and ye shall be like princes." Having pointed out the homonymity of the term "Elohim" we return to the question under consideration. "It would at first sight," said the objector, "appear from Scripture that man was originally intended to be perfectly equal to the rest of the animal creation, which is not endowed with intellect, reason, or power of distinguishing between good and evil: but that Adam's disobedience to the command of God procured him that great perfection which is the peculiarity of man, viz., the power of distinguishing between good and evil—the noblest of all the faculties of our nature, the essential characteristic of the human race. It thus appears strange that the punishment for rebelliousness should be the means of elevating man to a pinnacle of perfection to which he had not attained previously. This is equivalent to saying that a certain man was rebellious and extremely wicked, wherefore his nature was changed for the better, and he was made to shine as a star in the heavens." Such was the purport and subject of the question, though not in the exact words of the inquirer. Now mark our reply, which was as follows:—"You appear to have studied the matter superficially, and nevertheless you imagine that you can understand a book which has been the guide of past and present generations, when you for a moment withdraw from your lusts and appetites, and glance over its contents as if you were reading a historical work or some poetical composition. Collect your thoughts and examine the matter carefully, for it is not to be understood as you at first sight think, but as you will find after due deliberation; namely, the intellect which was granted to man as the highest endowment, was bestowed on him before his disobedience. With reference to this gift the Bible states that "man was created in the form and likeness of God." On account of this gift of intellect man was addressed by God, and received His commandments, as it is said: "And the Lord God commanded Adam" (Gen. ii. 16)—for no commandments are given to the brute creation or to those who are devoid of understanding. Through the intellect man distinguishes between the true and the false. This faculty Adam possessed perfectly and completely. The right and the wrong are terms employed in the science of apparent truths (morals), not in that of necessary truths, as, e.g, it is not correct to say, in reference to the proposition "the heavens are spherical," it is "good" or to declare the assertion that "the earth is flat" to be "bad"; but we say of the one it is true, of the other it is false. Similarly our language expresses the idea of true and false by the terms emet and sheker, of the morally right and the morally wrong, by tob and ra'. Thus it is the function of the intellect to discriminate between the true and the false—a distinction which is applicable to all objects of intellectual perception. When Adam was yet in a state of innocence, and was guided solely by reflection and reason—on account of which it is said: "Thou hast made him (man) little lower than the angels" (Ps. viii. 6)—he was not at all able to follow or to understand the principles of apparent truths; the most manifest impropriety, viz., to appear in a state of nudity, was nothing unbecoming according to his idea: he could not comprehend why it should be so. After man's disobedience, however, when he began to give way to desires which had their source in his imagination and to the gratification of his bodily appetites, as it is said,"And the wife saw that the tree was good for food and delightful to the eyes" (Gen. iii. 6), he was punished by the loss of part of that intellectual faculty which he had previously possessed. He therefore transgressed a command with which he had been charged on the score of his reason; and having obtained a knowledge of the apparent truths, he was wholly absorbed in the study of what is proper and what improper. Then he fully understood the magnitude of the loss he had sustained, what he had forfeited, and in what situation he was thereby placed. Hence we read," And ye shall be like elohim, knowing good and evil," and not "knowing" or "discerning the true and the false": while in necessary truths we can only apply the words "true and false," not "good and evil." Further observe the passage, "And the eyes of both were opened, and they knew they were naked" (Gen. iii. 7): it is not said, "And the eyes of both were opened, and they saw"; for what the man had seen previously and what he saw after this circumstance was precisely the same; there had been no blindness which was now removed, but he received a new faculty whereby he found things wrong which previously he had not regarded as wrong. Besides, you must know that the Hebrew word pakah used in this passage is exclusively employed in the figurative sense of receiving new sources of knowledge, not in that of regaining the sense of sight. Comp., "God opened her eyes" (Gen. xxi. 19). "Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened" (Isaiah xxxviii. 8). "Open ears, he heareth not" (ibid. xlii. 20), similar in sense to the verse, "Which have eyes to see, and see not" (Ezek. xii. 2). When, however, Scripture says of Adam, "He changed his face (panav) and thou sentest him forth" (Job xiv. 20), it must be understood in the following way: On account of the change of his original aim he was sent away. For panim, the Hebrew equivalent of face, is derived from the verb panah, "he turned," and signifies also "aim," because man generally turns his face towards the thing he desires. In accordance with this interpretation, our text suggests that Adam, as he altered his intention and directed his thoughts to the acquisition of what he was forbidden, he was banished from Paradise: this was his punishment; it was measure for measure. At first he had the privilege of tasting pleasure and happiness, and of enjoying repose and security; but as his appetites grew stronger, and he followed his desires and impulses, (as we have already stated above), and partook of the food he was forbidden to taste, he was deprived of everything, was doomed to subsist on the meanest kind of food, such as he never tasted before, and this even only after exertion and labour, as it is said, "Thorns and thistles shall grow up for thee" (Gen. iii. 18), "By the sweat of thy brow," etc., and in explanation of this the text continues, "And the Lord God drove him from the Garden of Eden, to till the ground whence he was taken." He was now with respect to food and many other requirements brought to the level of the lower animals; comp., "Thou shalt eat the grass of the field" (Gen. iii. 18). Reflecting on his condition, the Psalmist says, "Adam unable to dwell in dignity, was brought to the level of the dumb beast" (Ps. xlix. 13).
"May the Almighty be praised, whose design and wisdom cannot be fathomed."CHAPTER 3
IT might be thought that the Hebrew words temunah and tabnit have one and the same meaning, but this is not the case. Tabnit, derived from the verb banah (he built), signifies the build and construction of a thing—that is to say, its figure, whether square, round, triangular, or of any other shape. Comp. "the pattern (tabnit) of the Tabernacle and the pattern (tabnit) of all its vessels" (Exod. xxv. 9); "according to the pattern (tabnit) which thou wast shown upon the mount" (Exod. xxv. 40); "the form of any bird" (Deut. iv. 17); "the form (tabnit) of a hand (Ezek. viii. 3);" the pattern (tabnit) of the porch" (1 Chron. xxviii. 11). In all these quotations it is the shape which is referred to. Therefore the Hebrew language never employs the word tabnit in speaking of the qualities of God Almighty.
The term temunah, on the other hand, is used in the Bible in three different senses. It signifies, first, the outlines of things which are perceived by our bodily senses, i.e., their shape and form; as, e.g., "And ye make an image the form (temunat) of some likeness" (Deut. iv. 16); "for ye saw no likeness" (temunah) (Deut. iv. 15). Secondly, the forms of our imagination, i.e., the impressions retained in imagination when the objects have ceased to affect our senses. In this sense it is used in the passage which begins "In thoughts from the visions of the night" (Job iv. 13), and which concludes "it remained but I could not recognize its sight, only an image—temunah—was before my eyes," i.e., an image which presented itself to my sight during sleep. Thirdly, the true form of an object, which is perceived only by the Intellect: and it is in this third signification that the term is applied to God. The words "And the similitude of the Lord shall he behold" (Num. xii. 8) therefore mean "he shall comprehend the true essence of the Lord."CHAPTER 4
THE three verbs raah, hibbit, and hazah, which denote "he perceived with the eye," are also used figuratively in the sense of intellectual perception. As regards the first of these verbs this is well known, e.g., "And he looked (va-yar) and behold a well in the field" (Gen. xxix. 2): here it signifies ocular perception; "yea, my heart has seen (raah) much of wisdom and of knowledge" (Eccles. i. 16); in this passage it refers to the intellectual perception.
In this figurative sense the verb is to be understood, when applied to God; e.g., "I saw (ra ti) the Lord" (I Kings xxii. 19); "And the Lord appeared (va-yera) unto him" (Gen. xviii. i); "And God saw (va-yar) that it was good" (Gen, i. 10); "I beseech thee, show me (hareni) thy glory" (Exod. xxxiii. 18); "And they saw (va-yirü) the God of Israel" (Exod. xxiv. 10). All these instances refer to intellectual perception, and by no means to perception with the eye as in its literal meaning: for, on the one hand, the eye can only perceive a corporeal object, and in connection with it certain accidents, as colour, shape, etc.; and, on the other hand, God does not perceive by means of a corporeal organ, as will be explained.
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If you are looking for a reliable and efficient means to perform all the work needed around the house, garage or workshop, bet on electric angle grinder brand HECHT. Model 1308 meets all of the requirements for this type of equipment. Combining power and discs with a diameter of 125 mm offers grinding and cutting a wide range of materials. Získá si vás ergonomickým tvarováním, které spolu s přídavnou rukojetí montovatelnou do tří pozic zajišťuje pohodlný úchop oběma rukama ve všech polohách. On rubberized grip trigger button is located providing easy operation. Do not worry even work in less accessible places - that allow reduced metal housing, which is equipped with gearbox. The package also includes practical allen wrench for installation, but does not roll.
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Rabbit Run Retreat is nestled in a beautiful, tranquil country setting, located in Norris, TN. A large yard with a patio provides space for outdoor dining or just relaxing.
There are two large great rooms, 5 bedrooms, 2 family rooms, 2 kitchens and 3 baths. Extra sleeping areas on ground floor. Beds to sleep 26, but plenty of space for portable beds.
One great room overlooks a peaceful valley and pond where deer often wander. It is set up with large tables for crafts, meetings or dining with a view!
Jim and Judy operated a sign shop, Val-U-Signs, in Oak Ridge, TN from the mid 80's until 2006. When we retired, our son purchased, and now operates, the business.
I guess we couldn't stay retired because here we are starting another business. In 2005 we purchased a Crestline modular home and erected it on our property in Norris (8.6 acres). We lived in the home until early 2012. It's a lovely home, but more space than we need. We subdivided the property, moved another house next door and now live there.
Over the years we have done quite a bit of entertaining in the Rabbit Run house. Plus there was one wedding and one memorial service. It really is a perfect place to have a gathering.
We chose the name because we have had a rabbit rescue here for several years.
Our rabbit rescue pen has become a home for chickens, two rabbits, and a guinea pig. Our granddaughter, Charlie, is an animal lover; and chickens are her current favorite. We still have a house rabbit in our home. He is a white dwarf named Marshmallow. There are also four cats--they are all gentle, and they may come to visit the Rabbit Run house yard.
Judy Valentine purchased this chateau / country house in 2005
It's a lovely and peaceful place. When we purchased the property in 1997, we wanted to be in the country without being too far from civilization. It's just a few minutes to drive to walking trails, streams, Norris Dam and Norris State Park.
Only an hour away from Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, the retreat is 16 miles north of Knoxville, TN--just minutes away from Norris Lake, Norris Dam, the Clinch River, Appalachian Museum, U.T. Stadium, hiking, biking, and horseback trails.
Shopping, restaurants, and easy interstate access are all close by.
Had a great time there at Rabbit Run Retreat with a great group of Veterans and the program for Veterans, Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing. Allowing us D.A. Veterans to come together and capture a little R & R, do a little fishing and be around a lot of great people. Thanks again and look forward to the next event. Sincerely, William (Charlie) PHWFF M'Boro, TN
Great place for a group. Judy was an exceptional hostess.
This last weekend, our non-profit organization spent three days here for our annual Board of Directors retreat, and it was truly wonderful!!!
My favorite things about Rabbit Run Retreat are (not necessarily in this order)
- It is huge!!! We only had nine women here but could have fit so many more.
- Every room...bedrooms, bathrooms, common areas...was not only clean and completely stocked, it was so comfortable and homey. We all agreed that we felt like we were staying in a favorite aunt's home.
- Between the four cats, the guinea pig, chickens, duck and deer, it was like being in our own little Charlotte's Web. Add in the pond out back and it really is idyllic.
-Everything was as described on the website. In fact, much of the time, it was even nicer. There are books and TV's and cushy couches if you want to cuddle up in a rain story, and lots of little nooks and crannies for people looking for a little quiet.
-The side porch!!! This was where we spent 90% of our time and it was so perfect for our needs. Lots of chairs and tables, brightly lit, windows we could open to let the fresh air in....since we had to work for hours, it was such a lovely place to be. And when we broke off into committees, there was so much room to spread out.
-The kitchen has all drawers and cabinets labelled and there is a bunch of stuff that most of us always forget we are going to need. Coffee filters, saran wrap, etc. Really....like being in someones home.
-Judy, the woman that owns the home, was fantastic! She was very easy to work with, answered all emails so quickly, and was really friendly. She was close by if we needed her, but when she left, we all felt like she trusted us with her home and was happy that we were there.
I could go on and on.....we all really loved it and can't wait to schedule something else here. Anyone that has any questions about this review, and our experience here, is welcome to holler at us at email@example.com In the meantime, don't hesitate to book this place....you will be glad that you did!
We had a wonderful experience with this property. The house is large enough to host several people comfortably. It was refreshing to have everything you need to sleep, cook, etc. right there. I've stayed in places that do not provide those things and it turns into a headache.
Judy was awesome and made sure we were settled in and enjoying the property. Would strongly recommend this place to anyone wanting to spend time with family or friends.
We had a big group get together to celebrate New Year's and had a blast! There is plenty of room for everyone to do different activities and have their own bed /sleeping area. There is privacy around the house, and it is beautifully furnished and comes stocked with everything you'd need. Talked to the owner on the phone and she was very kind. Definitely would stay again!
I wanted the perfect spot for my children and I to have our family reunion on 2016 Thanksgiving week. I have 5 children, each are married and have 9 wonderful grandchildren ages 1,2,3, 5,6,7, 9,10,11. I lost my dear husband, their father and grandpa almost 2 years ago. This was our first time to spend a happy time together as a family in 5 years, and we found the perfect place for us all. The kitchen was my favorite place where most of the time we hung out, with many, many chairs sitting around the table laughing about good times together. The smell of cooking and smiles, and laughter. There was also the huge area with many tables and windows for all of us dining.
This was the first time for some of the grandchildren to see and meet each other, since our locations are UT, WV, MO, SC, and NC. One morning my 5 year old grandson woke early and I was already awake and he said " Grammy, where are all those people that I was playing with", I think he may have thought the day before was maybe a dream. The children loved chasing the chickens and watching the bunnies and little guinea pig. The atmosphere was out in the country but we were minutes from Walmart and shopping. Some of us went to the Aquarium and "Believe it or not" in Gatlinburg and it was so perfect for us and the kids, and we all had such an enjoyable time. Then on the last day, the few of us that stayed we went to Dollywood and it was so beautiful with the Christmas lights and all. I even rode the Ducky and the Bumble bee with the grandkids it was a blast, I'm 63, but I'm short so I could (almost) fit on the kiddy rides.
There were so many beds that could accommodate us and more! The kids made sure they slept in a different bed each night and they even made forts and watched TV from one of the bunk beds.
There were so many smiles that week, it warms my heart with all the memories we now have from this perfect spot for me and my family.
At first, they were all curious as to why Rabbit Run Retreat in TN??? Soon they were all glad we chose this beautiful location. They all grew up on a farm in WV "living off the land" we had chickens, trees , & country living...perfect for bringing back memories, plus at the Rabbit Run Retreat we were near fun places, and we could take walks away from it all sharing our lives .
Judy you are such a sweet warm lady, I enjoyed your generousness bouquet of flowers, and bringing out your pet bunny for the kids pet. Wonderful Wonderful Memories!
It was out in the country but near shopping and points of interest. Love visiting all the old cabins nearby
to see how life was lived many years ago. Also liked visiting the Dam near this home.
The basement was a home on its own. sleep many more than we needed. We were greeted
with a basket of fresh flowers
Many of the above services are located within 15 minutes of Rabbit Run Retreat. Others are in Knoxville, Clinton, Oak Ridge or Pigeon Forge--all within 90 minutes of our home.
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PASCO, Wash., June 25, 2016 - Members from across Upper Columbia Conference (UCC) spent a week touching their communities through service projects the entire week prior to the annual UCC Hispanic Camp Meeting, which began June 18. Teens, young adults and lifelong members rallied around their community through a variety of service projects that shared the love of Christ in practical ways.
Pendleton and Hermiston youth and church members volunteered at a soup kitchen; Young people from Walla Walla brought happiness to residents at a retirement home; Members from the Yakima Valley repaired a community church and cleaned a local park; In Wenatchee members assisted a young family with yard work; and some fire trucks in Tri-Cities were sparkly clean after an afternoon with the young people. (See videos below this article.)
Following this "Week of Compassion," members gathered in Pasco, Wash., to fellowship and gain encouragement for the coming year. Liz Polanco, pastor and camp meeting keynote speaker, shook the rafters with her powerful voice and energetic personality.
A native of Puerto Rico, Polanco exhorted members to keep their eyes on Jesus as they seek to lift Him up and make disciples. "Live your life for Christ with joy. Keep a smile on your face and love in your heart for others," she said.
In addition to the adult meetings, there were also meetings for children and young adults. Each camp meeting track focused on leading people to Jesus and getting to know Him better.
To learn more about what Adventists believe go to www.mywaytoJesus.com
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 11, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas 4A New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung Sunday, December 11,1983OpinionsHwrald-Zeitung Daw Kraaer, General Manager KohartjohiiwoMgJEjiforRobert JohnsonAh, the wonder and beauty of a dream fulfilled I am basically an average guitarist. Even "guitarist" is a misnomer, since it implies a certain amount of proficiency. "Guitar player" is more accurate. But, like other average guitarists, I have these fantasies. There are several variations, but the theme is the same. I'm onstage in front of 80,000 screaming fans at the Cotton Bowl (or Shea Stadium, or the Hammersmith Odeon in London) with Mick and Keith and Bill and Charlie and the rest of the Rolling Stones. We've just concluded a spectacular, sweat-drenched show with a killer "Jumpin' Jack Flash," and everyone is just ga-ga over my frenzied solo — magic fingers streaking so quickly over the fretboard that even Leo Kottke would be impressed. Invariably, these fantasies are played out in secret in front of a fulllength mirror. The only fast fingers and screaming fans are on a live album playing on the stereo. Given this you can imagine my surprise when I was offered a shot at actually fulfil mg this dream, at least in a sense. Last Thursday, I backed up The King. Elvis. Swivel-hips himself. The man who touched off a musical revolution. Well, not quite. Obviously, it wasn't really Elvis; he's been dead for six years. It was Canyon High senior Matt Kyle, who's been doing Elvis impersonations since seventh grade. And it wasn't at the Hollywood Bowl or the Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas. It was for a talent show in the school's commons. But there were enough ingredients — a large audience, screaming girls, and fine renditions of Elvis favorites like "Jailhouse Rock" and "Heartbreak Hotel" — to make it close enough for me. Matt has really become pretty good at this, although he seems an unlikely choice for an Elvis impression. Elvis was slicked-back black hair and long sideburns, and, in his last years, decidedly paunchy to boot. Matt, on the other hand, looks like he came off a Wheaties box. He's short and stocky. He has exactly one Remember when 10 years ago today A 33-year-old former music director w ho was the last person to apply has been named to succeed Mrs. Norma Moeller as county tax assessor-collector. Robert Schlabach was chosen from among 14 applicants for the $9,300-a-year position by Commissioners Court. He will assume the office Jan. I. At least one incumbent county officeholder has decided not to seek reelection in next spring's primary elections. He is Charles Wood, Peace Justice for Precinct 3. Wood told the Herald this week that he will be 75 next year and does not feel he should continue on the job. Using NBISD trustees as a .sounding board. Supt. O.E. "Pete" Hendricks ventured an idea Tuesday night that board president Melvin Jochec said "could revolutionize the educational system as we know it today." Hendricks believed that adequate education could be afforded students if the present grades of kindergarten through 12 were condensed into ll years. CAPTION: "Movie Extras": Chatting with Robert Redford, star of the movie "The Great Waldo Pepper," being filmed in the San Marcos area, are two extras from New Braunfels, Mylet Kuykendall and Raymond Fauset Jr. The movie is about the era when aeroplanes were coming into use and the barnstorming days of young daredevils with their flying circuses. The Seguin Matadors scrapped and rebounded past four basketball opponents in the Unicorn gym last weekend for a surprising sweep of the eighth annual NBHS Invitational. Seguin beat the New Braunfels Unicorns, 67-66, en route to the title. Jerry Cross led Ute Unicorns with 16 points against the Mats. The Canyon Cougars captured their second tourney in succession last weekend in Kenedy and ran their winning streak to eleven. The Cougars bounced Tilden. 99-78; Aransas Pass, 80-59; and Pleasanton, 67-65, en route to the title. Kevin O'Connor led the way with 20 points against Tilden, while Paul Walker was high against Aransas Pass and Pleasanton with 23 and 21 points, respectively. 25 years ago today Dean Word Co. was the low bidder on Ute final section of four-lane Expressway construction on Highway 81 through New Braunfels in bid openings Tuesday morning in the State Highway Department offices in Austin. Word's bid of 81,728,161 was low by about 833,000 under the second bidder. Death of a 4* 2-year-old boy upon arrival at New Braunfels Hospital yesterday morning was definitely established as due to diptheria, it was reported by Dr. Jack Bergfeld, city-county health officer. The child had been taken to a local physician, who immediately had turn rushed to the hospital. CAPTION: "Trophy Ball" — The game ball used in the Unicorns' 84 defeat of tile Seguin Matadors last mon til, was presented to Senior High Principal E.H. West by Unicorn captain Arian OU, star of the game, in ceremonies at the school recently. Head coach Francis Meyer and assistant coach John Ferrara participated in the ceremony. Noting the Christmas season is already at hand, Postmaster Tug Pf culler this week urged the public to begin Christmas mailing now. A discussion of the "rumors and untruths" being circulated regarding the New Braunfels Independent School District tax revaluation program occupied members of the Board of Trustees for most of the regular meeting Tuesday. Board President Irvin Bonnet said the aims and purposes of the program were being obscured by the campaign of viilification and criticism leveled at the board. Mayor Joseph Faust was elected president of the South Texas Region 7 of the Texas Municipal League at a meeting of the organization in the Gunter Hotel Wednesday night. 50 years ago today Over 2U0 young people are expected to be present at the Court House Friday night for the purpose of organizing a New Braunfels Junior Chamber of Commerce. All young men and women under 35 interested in promoting their own welfare and the welfare of the city and county are urged to be present. Some of the young men backing the project include E.P. Nowotny, Alton Lockett, Hilmar Triesch, Percy Richter, Junior Faust and Roland Weisch. Dairy men who service New Braunfels with fluid milk met with J.C. Corbin, Secretary of Texas Agricultural Association, Wednesday night at the City Hail and worked out a plan for the organization of a cooperative creamery for N".v Braunfels, Geo. EhUager, county agent, reports. ounce of fat on him — on his right big toe. He has muscles in places where I don't even have places. His hair is short and brownish, and he has no hint of sideburns. But the physical differences seem unimportant when the music starts. He's got most of Elvis' vocal tricks down pat. But he had a problem. He needed someone to back him up. It's pretty hard to get into the whole Elvis mystique when you have to worry about getting the chords right. And Elvis doesn't sound right backed up by a piano, as Matt had been for previous shows. The King demands a guitar. Not knowing what he was getting into, Matt asked me to back him up. WIK) could pass that up? I certainly couldn't. I told him, sure, I'll do it. I'd just had a gig recently, and I'm primed for another, I said. Of course, I didn't tell him my last gig — and my only public guitar experience — had been at my sister-in-law's wedding in September. We played such rock classics as "Aqnie's Song", "Morning Has Broken" and "Follow Me." You John Denver fans should recognize two of those three, and, ironically, John Denver was going to help me do a decent job of backing up Elvis, errr, I mean, Matt. See, Elvis was going to close the show, but before that, Matt and his sister Kathryn, planned a duet to a song Denver recorded, "Grandma's Feather Bed." I was backing them up, too. That song probably saved me. It's an easy song — three chords, and fast strumming. It's perfect for someone whose adrenalin is pumping too quickly. Dressed in country compone costumes on their feather bed (a dinky little cot taken from the school clinic), Matt and Kathryn got lots of laughs the moment they walked out, which helped me relax. They hammed it up good during the song, and that helped even more. But I still felt the pressure as we waited for Matt's grand finale. This was his last talent show. He was going to dedicate the last song of the medley, "My Way," to the senior class. I had forgotten the chords to "My Way" in rehearsal the day before. And there was no one else to fall back on. It was just my guitar — no drums, bass or second guitar to drown out any mistakes. Yes, I was a little nervous. Naturally, we pulled it off. Matt came out in boots, white pants (which his mother thinks are too tight), white shirt and a bright red cape. Everybody went nuts, and all the attention he was getting helped me relax. He threw the cape aside, and I gave him a "D" to get his voice ready. He counted down, and we jumped into "Jailhouse Rock," and everybody went nuts again. Matt was just great. He bumped. He grinded. He put on a soulful look. He paced. He got down on his knees. They ate it up. At least, I think they did. I was concentrating so hard, I didn t pay much attention to what he was doing. I slowed down for two verses of "Teddy Bear," and then beat the strings into a bloody pulp as he rocked into "Heartbreak Hotel." Finally, there was "My Way," which he dedicated to the Canyon Class of 1984. Good choice. There's one line which says "We've had our share of losing," and Matt, as starting center on the Cougars' 7-3 football team, had as much to do with changing that as anybody. Better still, he changed "I did it my way" to "We did it our way." I stopped for a dramatic pause as Matt sang that line to wind up the song and the show. Elvis may have gotten bigger responses, but this one was plenty for me. I started out nervous as anything, but when I heard the applause, I wished it hadn't ended so soon. Ironically enough. John Denver got his revenge. Matt's Elvis placed third, but "Grandma's Feather Bed" ran off with first place. I guess that's showbiz, folks. The New Braudels High School band will receive a bass horn and a bass drum as a result of contributions made by a number of organizations and citizens, according to an announcement made by A .J. Lockett, school board treasurer. Forty-two separate volumes chronicling the happenings in New Braunfels and Canal County for a span of 42 years is the record of the New Braudels Herald as this issue brings to its readers issue Number I of Volume 43. Two New Yak youths were apprehended when leaving Handy Aady Ne. S on Seguin Street Sunday night and were charged with burglary before Justice el Me Peace Baa Faaet. They were charged by Caw-stable W. A. SchelL JIH,ITS MENOUGH MNQNG THE emit HOUK SEOK WWW MAKING IMA® TOTEMS FROUfSEU/ES- I UNDERSTAND HOW PEOPLE FEEL-1 KHON THEy THOUGHT THIS WAS ARBbCA- WT irsKWtffipUSTIME TD BE PPESW3CKT- I HAVE TO DO THIS, AND I EXPECT MZ PEOPLE TO HEI? PUT THE BEST MACE ON ft- JIM,THE STAFF HAS GOTTO STOP CALLING THIS PLACE 'THE BUNKER." m/L , mein Fuhrer/ NM cur * THAT QUI# > Washington Today White House security tough on everyone By JAMES GERSTENZANG Aesocieted Press WASHINGTON — When it comes to new security procedures in Washington, it's getting tough on everyone. Concrete barriers make a quick drive up to the White House gates on the south grounds impossible. Briefcases carried into White House offices are examined in spot checks for weapons and explosives. The limousines of visiting Cabinet members and other dignitaries are often given a once-over to see if bombs have been hidden underneath. At a White House party the other day, Sen. Charles Percy, R-IU., chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said that he, too, is taking some steps to make himself less conspicuous in security-conscious Washington. "I'm taking off my license plate tags on my car. That's the first brae in 17 years that I've done that. I like to drive around with Illinois license plates on. We're all more security conscious, at the Capitol. It's a lot more complicated than ifs ever been before." He said that he was planning to give up his Illinois VIP license plate and hide his foreign-made luxury car behind a more anonymous set of numbers.Same party At the party, a reception saluting five American artists being honored by the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, President Reagan had a chance to deal with some familiar material. First, he talked about choreographer Katherine Dunham, working from note cards. Then, it was Virgil Thomson, the composer. Then, he talked about Kila Kazan, the director. But then, the president turned to the other honorees, Francis Albert Sinatra and James Stewart. It was not difficult for the president to carry out his emcee chores. Sinatra, he said, developed "I distinctive song style — long phrase: and glissade — that's technical tall for crooning " Old Blue Eyes won an Oscar for hi: performance in "From Here I Eternity," Reagan noted, and Iv appeared in "On the Town" and sanj with Bing Crosby rn "High Society." As for Jmuny Stewart, a long-tim Reagan friend, the president recaile this tale from his California politici days: "When Jack Warner, head ( Warner Brothers, first heard that was running for governor c California, he said, No, no. Jimrn Stewart for governor; Reagan fc best friend."'Mailbag Theatre wants to clear misunderstanding Open letter to the community: Aa members of the Circle Arts Theatre board of directors, we would like to correct some erroneous conclusions resulting from a report given at the November 21th meeting of the City Council. From information in the repot recently published, people have mistakenly concluded that the Wurstfest Association had donated 880,800 to Circle Alta Theatre. This is not the case. drek Aits has not received any funds from the Wurst-feat Association. And the report did not Intend to Imply this. As we understand it, the list of "donations in permanent improvements to the city property leased by the Wurstfest Association" included the Circle Arts Theatre facility. Prior to October '71, that "facility" was a city-owned warehouse that the Wurstfest Association subsequently leased from the city in order to provide another facet to their annual celebration. Fo an estimated 880,000, they restored the budding to use. in the fall of 71, by repairing and painting the interior and installing wiring, light fixtures, and an acoustical ceiling, drek Arts Theatre was then invited to present an old time melodrama during Wurstfest. At that time the building was known as the Klemehaile When the Association gained the use of the other old of the building, they indicated with a sign that IT was the Kkinehalle. Consequently, to avoid confusion, our organization dropped the use of the name "Kkinehalle" and have since referred to that part of the building we lease as Circle Arts Theater. Thus we're certain that it was in the spirit of cooperation, that, In an attempt to identify the specific area being discussed, the report contained the words "drek Arts Theatre facility". Several years after that Initial melodrama, the facility became our year round home and we greatly appreciate the original restoration. From the number of peopk who have inquired about the "donation", we must presume there are many who have wondered and have not inquired. We hope this explanation clartfka the situation. Sincerely, The Boerd af Directors of drek Arts Theatre ;
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WASHINGTON (AFP) – Last month was the hottest September for globally averaged temperature over land and ocean surfaces since record-keeping began in 1880, the US government said on Monday.
"It also marked the 38th consecutive September with a global temperature above the 20th century average," said the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
When combining average temperature over land and ocean surfaces, NOAA found a record high for September at 60.3 Fahrenheit (15.72 Celsius), or 1.3 F (0.72 C) above the 20th century average.
"With the exception of February, every month to date in 2014 has been among its four warmest on record, with May, June, August and September all record warm," said the NOAA report.
It said most of the land on Earth was warmer than normal last month, except for central Russia, some areas in eastern and northern Canada, and a small region in Namibia.
"Record warmth was notable in much of northwestern Africa, coastal regions of southeastern South America, southwestern Australia, parts of the Middle East, and regions of southeastern Asia."
When it came to the world's oceans, the September global sea surface temperature was 1.19 F (0.66 C) above the 20th century average, the highest on record for September.
"This also marked the highest departure from average for any month since records began in 1880, breaking the previous record of 1.17 F (0.65 C) set just one month earlier in August," said NOAA.
It said record warmth was observed in parts of every major ocean basin, particularly in the northeastern and equatorial Pacific Ocean.


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AUD/USD: outlook for Aug. 29 - Sep. 4
AUD/USD formed a very bearish candle on Friday and fell below May-July support line. The decline of Australian dollar was caused by the general strength of the US dollar and a pause in advance of commodity prices.
This week Australia will release building approvals on Tuesday and private capital expenditure and retail sales on Thursday. The Reserve Bank of Australia's Assistant Governor Debelle will speak on Wednesday. The market's risk sentiment and, consequently, the dynamics of Australian dollar will be also affected by China's manufacturing and non0manufacturing indexes due on Thursday.
Support is at 0.7530, 0.7500 and 0.7455. Resistance is at 0.7600, 0.7650 and 0.7700. Selling Aussie on the pair's attempts to recover seems like the best strategy.


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