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The word Utopia means "nowhere."
Each community government group is called a sty, where pigs live. He's calling British society a bunch of little pigs.
There is no private property in Utopia - it's all divided among the people. Goods are stored in warehouses and are given out by request. People stay in a home (with no locks) for ten years before rotating.
Agriculture is the most important aspect of society, with women doing the same farming work as men. In addition everyone must learn another essential trade: weaving (mainly done by the women), carpentry, metal smithing and masonry. These are all deliberately simple trades, as every citizen works six hours (or less) a day.
Criminals and immigrants from other countries are made slaves. Each household has two slaves.
The island contains 54 towns, each with about 6000 households. The capital city, Amaurot, is located directly in the middle of the crescent island. Thirty households are grouped together and controlled by a Syphograntus ("Styward"), and 10 Stywards are overseen by a Traniborus ("Bencheater"). Each town has a mayor elected from among the ranks of the Bencheaters.
This is a perfect society and is nearly the opposite of British society. There is no private ownership in Utopia while Great Britain was full of greedy people who only cared about their position and possessions. There is religious tolerance and more equality between men and women.
During their leisure time they would apply themselves to studying; knowledge and learning brought happiness.


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The mirror does not have a set screw and requires pulling, pushing, and prying to get it off. The trick is how to do it without breaking the windshield. Help!
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These mirrors are all made by one company, no matter the car maker, they all have the same problems, they are very unreliable, if u have power to the mirror which I am 100% sure u do the mirror will need to be replaced, they are not repairable they are about $250-300
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Mine fell off as well. There's a spring clip holding the mirror to the base plate...you need to get a $3 glue kit from Parts America or other parts shop, re glue the base plate, then mount the mirror / reattach the clip.
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I had this exact same problem and the cable was broken. There is a way to get it open by going through the wheel well. Let me know if this is still an issue for you and I can walk you through it. Thanks!
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How To Stop Whining And Start Winning (4 of 8) by Fred Lowery
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If It Ain't One Thing It's Another
Fred Lowery
Matthew 12:36-37
May 13, 2007
Americans are the whiniest people on the planet. You can't go anywhere without hearing somebody whining. The poorest of the poor in America have it good compared to the rest of the world. Two billion people this morning do not have electricity and they've never had it. They probably never will have it. Seven hundred and ninety-one million people are hungry this morning and many of them will starve to death. The wealthiest are the whiniest. We who have the most complain the most. We whine about traffic and trains and I'm there with you. I mean, I have done my share of whining. I'm working on me. I can't work on you, but I'm working on me. I'm trying some things with the trains. If Leigh is with me I kiss here and we talk about anything but the train. And if she's not with me, I just try to think of how many things I can thank God and praise God for before the train gets by. I'm doing fairly well with that, but when the train stops, and then it backs up, that's where I backslide totally. I'm in big trouble there. You know, the latest whine now is road rage. You have to be careful out there because people will shoot you. So, that's helped me not say some thing right there. It's so difficult to be out there in the traffic and see things that people do. I get frustrated with women and I know men do a lot of crazy things too, but men don't talk on the telephone and put on their makeup and drive at the same time. Men do not do that. But some of you do that and so it is so easy to whine and complain about traffic and trains. George Carlin says, "The idiot behind me is tailgating and the moron in front of me is driving too slowly." Also, politics and public servants -- it's so easy to whine about people that serve us and work for us. You know, our President, George W. Bush -- people whine and blame him for absolutely ev ...
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I have some L.O. friends and sometimes as a public service they like to show me how there computer works.
If that guy has "any" criminal record, which I would bet he does, he will show up.
Call the local Police in the town he lives in. Ask for the "Fraud Unit" and explain the problem.
With any luck he is a felon and is not supposed to be dealing in guns.
It will probably turn out to be a civil matter. But if you guys that got ripped off and work together, well the more calls and more complaints the more the police will listen.
Call the ATF. Call Homeland Security, Call the FBI. Might not get you anywhere but mention "Interstate weapons fraud" and I bet they listen a little closer to what your saying.
Not trying to give you a hard time. But the Admin here works hard to demand a 30 post minimum to buy or sell on the classified.
This is an example of why that rule is in place.
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The Republicans in D.C. had all of 4 years to EXPLODE IN PUBLIC over NUMEROUS Obama atrocities, but instead hid in their offices.
1) They could have stopped SCOTUS nominations by REVOLTING,and exposing both as Marxist FANATICS but they caved.
2) They could have stopped Obamacare, by REVOLTING IN PUBLIC, but they instead made nary a wimper.
Who took the fight to Obama over the last 4 years in D.C.?
The only names that come to mind are..
1) House: Issa
2) Senate: DeMint
And NOBODY backed them up, other than lip service.
Boehner set us up for failure regarding negotiations 2 years ago, and he will complete the castration shortly. Good luck all.
WOW, talk about negative vibes :)
Did you see our old *friend* was calling me 'negative' on that unrelated thread today??
He is the same one who on Nov 2 posted that Romney was going to win big and take back the Senate.
Is there any use for being so wrong all the time?
Does the compass that points everywhere but North lead to success?


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THE Brunei Darussalam Netball Association (BNA) conducted a basic course on netball umpiring and technical from Nov 10-12 at the Performance Optimisation Centre of Bolkiah Garrison in Berakas. The three-day course was conducted by four trained umpires from BNA. At the closing ceremony yesterday Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd) Hjh Wan Shahlimar binti Hj Suhaili, Vice-President of BNA presented certificates to participants and Major Sofian bin Hj Md Yassin, Head of Army Performance Optimisation, RBAF presented a token of appreciation to the BNA Vice-President.


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The whole iHiinter of hills disposed of by the senate was I,MA. i nn house passed MS out of IO,t«n billa introduced Of th# senate bills passed, the bouse had only paaatd SCU,wbile of the bouse billa the senate had paused *s 0,1 u*® kouaa calendar of Nils pawd-I login the committee of the who!*, there Were SWI, of which pat were senate Mila I here were Hi senate 1411s (acted on by bons# romtnitteesi now on the bouse cal-endsr with I be Rot. bete of the one-man power securely resting on that calendar The reaa. u that the h.rtiaa bad not done more busine* and di.pawl of more NIM, was that ii tan..red p, tu orgaolxaUo®. and in its chfuiawl ruiea, the fundaiuen Md^principiea of parliamentary discus After further remarks by Cockrell to Ut* . POLITICAL CONVENTIONS. the Pat roils I*. ohlbttlonUts al ■ ms lag. Alleh. I • iMiessee awd Non Ii Ila-kola ll <pu bl leans. La XKI si ^ Mid* , July HI —After a lengthy debate Wednesday .,,n*noon the *'roo* convention appointed a commute' of flea ti* de. hie with the executive *r,i the form of independent political •ctlon the order shall uke, and they touched the conclusion that no state ticket would he place,] in the field but .,h'y WftaM »ll I gmlative and congrveMoaal tickets «nd invite in all reformers. They desire to capture the United State* senator Ka-Puhi eau* look upon this action aa a triumph for their party, The l*r«n, hit I waists. Th# Pro Id Nt ion State convention met Wed ne day foron.mu at Huck'* Opera bouse with i;&delegatee pm sent W L Id.ten of IVni water, who ran for the « gloat ore on the Derms ratio ticket two jins Hk'o, Has appointed temporary an man J he morning was taken up *"• Um> butine work of orgsniiHtiou. Tennessee H<|,abl iran*. NtMYiUI, Tenn., July 3L—Th# Repute dean state convention was called to order It anoa by Hon. John J. Walker, of the •tate (ommtttea. Ile designated Hon c.tcbariis Taylor, of Shelby county, as temporary chairman. and J T Boyd and " **■ U»>u,° •« aecretaries, which action a ss approved by tto- convention. T here I- a large attendance of .leiegatea, with a fewer number of colored men .rn band than usual After ti.e appointment of the various committees the convention took a race** till 3 p. ta. SHIPT IIT THE PUM A Raging Conflagration at Sen. eca Falls, N. Y. JI _ IT ORIGINATED IN A FIRE-TRAP, A Bargain. horlh Lakota IU*publican I .invention. MIX VK ApoLjg, Minn., July M - The Journal * Grand Forks. N. IK, special -ay* The Republic in mate convent!on reassemble Wednesday morning, but the era tent jai* commit cee wa* not ready to report and au adjourn!! cot until Wpm. And Spread with A sn si I ny Rapidity ta Motnr of the r Illest KnMness Nlwkt In the Cl»r. Whleh teem Destroyed -Help Rendered from Other To*,,, ..d the TI arnee IU sally inkdasd After a Hard and I,.,rig I ight. RvIM. sit, X v , July 81 - A special to Hie Herald from Scneon Falls givsa the following particular* of tbs Ars there: I he inevitable bas occurred. Tbs Paw building, against the erection of which thr.c or more years ago such earnest protea cann,Ste fulflllwd iu rn lesion a* a *i» 'rap. and it I* feared that it has also proven a death trap. A few minute* a ter .1 o'clock Wednesday morning the building. Which was directly oppoaite Hoag S Opera bouse, in f all street wa* discovered to ta- burning in Sutherland * i re* rest a urn it In a few minutes Hie entire structure was on Are. Had naught but Hie shelf suffered there would have been trining cause for regret, but at T .he k Hie fairest commercial tmrtiou of the town was in nolle-, or in flame*. The ''"•Wing wa- approached from Nit one s,de, and the atmo-pherv quickly betta hew* bot that the Ii* awn could endure it. BRICK Hi (thick Walls) Larga Cellar with Water In House l°T 60x100, not effs. t that tBe Democratic senators would w** ,*is4''1 Doe member precipitated come early and stay late to la. dilate loris- ,,'K. '»***«<«• de. ating that the creden latten, but they wan e.! the heimbltran * Ac Ac. t.lese Ac. Third ani Piasa sis. ALTON, IU. THE LATEST. The Stepping Stone, by Sidney Roienfeldt. MN'Af, *Ah It IX* nu MKN TA!,; Mc a ( opy OUR SPECIAL TERMS: 10c Per Copy. 25c for 3 Copies. 50c for 7 Copies. $1.00 for 15 Qooies. ('Htoloifur FICKS on Vppllft. tlon, or Malled FRBK kl ain Addfm. Chas. J. Degenhart, Third and Pina sts. - Alton. II —" Republican senator* ludo th* same, then solution wa* •greed to. nenatatr Morrill an the Tariff. the "enate on the tariff IAH Ile made a general statement •• to the effect of I tie NII. He said by •dding to Ute free lint of last year the article* which the (lending NII placed on the free list, a Is tut or*, half of th*- importations iron, fcuvign counted, • w,,uid is ly fte* from ail coatoms dut •teant that th* dutlaW* tin!* committer was Hen *ht on* h. 'packed" in favor of * diminished from |.**fi,u»,uuu to t" 1 ,,li t,w fr** L»t would be i ne re asci u. Ada, AOD UU, jf ^ rate of duty covered th* entire . **oiis. Ute average rate of duty «fk»r cent. A* there was amount of importations I Alif, it wa* Minimal j to dutlmon artielmof luxury and foreign fashions that requited skilled labor and that were coominwd by thorn who Were •bay u* support the burden. High as the LABOR TROUBLES AT DUQUOIN. oms Jteyr-, ♦•machs" Won Over ta th* •inkers—Lynching r*lk. Iii tit',un, UN. July 81.. The twenty-li»c 'olored miners im|x-rt**«| from Springfield by the Jupiter Mining chupatty wvre met at th- Itarrack* Monday night aiaolute- • an « .**ked bv the uhite min. rn to st ay",,ut importation them. The strik importa would be ■o large an • kempt from Impose higher •Tfi* I to pay their fare back to Springfield,b it the only promise that the miners tnA*ie wa- to meet their committee at the mines at to o'clock Tuesday. The Strikers' ancress. At 0:88o'clock Tu< alay morning, sll of the miners lieiug i*ul, a procession iiradsd by a man carrying an A en* rte va flag »*«i • bras* ban I was focused, and about tjs.A> miners marched to th* mine*, where a committee of four met an equal number I Crowell, Aquirea, Hr,** store Ic be, they had u! men, and it was soon agreed out the foreign I * men should quit the Ready Mixed Paints I Oils — AGENTS FOH THE— St Louis Varnish Co. Fine VARNISHES Md JAPANS. Charter Oak Stoves aillt llanos Block I >i.linoit*I and Asbestos Roofing. Building and Sbeot- .Ja wEf«r' Md Spraying Pump*. New Home Md MI bito Sewing Machine*; $.10 ump*. each. Agent* for the CeleliratBd Stoieliater Fan laws. —FINE LINE OK - Carriaces. Busies anil Sjne? laps 8*. Uu Ik*t HOA]) CART u,. World for $10 EK. Hardware mid 1-arm Machinery, Alton, III, i sustonts duties appearwi •ot and would not shut merrh.udia.af nstiojui where labor cam- nlurb l*** w,NPw than ll did in the I bited Mutes; nor would it shut out tb* American {leopir never OUMtnvJ general mercbandiw at h-ss cml Th# III natured denunciation of America* , tnanufscturers by orstorial free traders I *° lf ach then* and indicated that they preferred the prosperity of the f-leiga manufacturer to that of their own countrymen. Th* Mow** Market. Morrill made a outu|iarieiio of wag** in thi* 0(*t»ntry aud in Europe, and claimed that the depression la agricultural product* was g« tieral throughout the world, Th« true remedy for this depression w«* •c create a greaisr market at home by ^ . -------- greater diversity of horn* industrial em I * bites declare that un I. wa they accede fkVKMmt, aud with the abounding min-! lfc<,ir trouble may be ■Tai resour«et of the Unikd States th* ! I*'*lH! kl* hour Tuesday night tmh would not appear difficult ll* eon-1 *. men who .greed lo do so left premise, it* Isrfy. a-,d the committee no lilied 11.' ti. of the ?«t [ Wild Tola Free stout. Thirteen of tho cQioccd men, however, were determined to stay, aud as yet have md been indued to leave, although _ burn the Up-ho'jo..- are said to have l*».-n made by the wl.iteu, who were orderly Tues lay morn *ug. but later went to drinking aud grew Very unruly, The iMrracks will aocom mo-tate fifty un a and are so situated that nerves to them without detection hi dim cult The Negroes teed Armed. The tenants are all armed and say that they will, if molested, shoot to kill, while truvertsd ' he statement* made as to the depression being eau* d by exceastv* farm mortgages, and predicted that the forthcoming census returns would te ar out his statement that farm mortgage indebted ness w*a much less than was generally supposed. With reference to imports of foreign agricultural products, Morrill •ald there had heel* imj-orted front Canada front lw« u, I MHO, iaelasiv*, f J ir; ;i-*i WI worth —*—■ ** * the lisrrack* and later for Mpriagfield A SWELL AFFAIR. Lusrhros at Mrs. Curari ins Vanderbilt *• Oakland. " N aw port, R t. July SL—The weather dM not pron*lee well for Mrs. Cornelius VanderNlt's luncheoo at "Oakland,* la ^ ^ iwuiihINirteinouth, Tuesilay. Alargetent I wind)., ti iy breadstuffs, jn'ga **r ^ cl«<h erect**! on t be* |**ki tooth * * ' ' of the farmhouse and in cit did not untruth, REDUCTION SALE - OF SUMMER SUITS ANO PANTALOONS MAURI TO OH IJ Kit. PERFECT FIT UIS SATISFACTION CDABANTEED AT BRUEGGEMAN .BRO (Sur$s8or to A, Brueggeman*) Artistic i/'.oring and Gent'* Furnishing Goods Emporium 221 Plana street. S, toe#, eg tis w.io|, tobacco, beans ami i-eas barley aud mall To done that Amar lean farmers did not need and have protection, was a gigantic Tbs Sugar Italy. In reference to the removal of the sugar duty, Jforiil claimed the reduction in price would be equal to |5 per annum for every family of five persona, and lf by a bounty, the home product of sugar could be Urge enough to .apply home .uniiimi* tKui, WO,Mum,<SIU that now goes .broad annually wouid bs kept at maut!. In e<>a-eiusua! Viorr ll said that any amend, rnents offered in good faith that would improve the Nil, would be cordially received, but any attempt to engr*!! thor— I upon it. he hoped would be rejected. Us wa* |i#r*uaded that the {ta.sage of the Nil would give itew life and stability to business interest* of th* American ptx.pl. courage and hope to American workers,' •nd cover th* republic with countless biassing*. Th# consideration of the bill by n*m-grsphs wa. resumed, and Mci'Urwai's amend (arui u> make th* duty on chromic acbl it iwr cunt. ad valorem, instead of a cent. a pound wa* rejected. At 8 -A p. ll* hensfor Carlisle took the •nor in opposition to the tariff UU. tines* Delano. Th.* *!*akf-r laid before the house Wednesday morning flftrs-n mjues** fur leav e of ab cnee. Chcadis. Intl , a Ami whether there wouid be a quorum Nit if tho#* rvip ^t.wri,' g-auted. The -.j^skcr unable to answer the que*. Dm Itansn. of New Jersey, thought the nqvdi betu r lie over until it could Im a*.. ruined, ami this was sgreed to McColl*«*, of Maryland, called up the com : ference report on Uis District of Collin* Na appro,.Marion bill, aud the house con-stdetewl ii PresMeatisl S • utlasllons. Wash 1 K«*T<tx GITT, July ll The pre*! deni ha* sent to the senate th# following nominations: Thaddeus 8. Hharmlt, of lf Arr land, In be general appraiser of mer chandi***, under lite th* provisions of th* act approved June lo. I mo. Ixmi* Bm rats. of Duilsiana, to he coiusr of th* nihil al X« w Orleans Tin be registers of lend offices K 1%. Rotter's, of ('al&fornis Bt Kscrsm.-uu*. Cal A Cardon, >1 Mon 1 tana At Miles Cit/, Mont To I* reoeiv-rn* of puIdle* looney» it J. Monroe, of I Idaho, at Lew iston, Idaho; A G. Cable, of Wheeling at liuffoia, Wy To tie Indian eute—D 9 Royer, of Routh Dakota, st rn Pin# Ridge ageiioy in .South Dakota, George Si .ell, of Moo tana, at the Black * feet agency in Mon tau*. proximity lo th. kitchen, whew no leas than a d.men cook* were at work preparing one of the most elaborate luncheon* orth* season J everything wa* served hot, A raise.! pint form kept the feet of the ladles front ! coming ta conto, t with th# wet gross. | Seven full courses were M-rvs.1 and at least seven kinds af win* brought out Mr and Mrs. Vanderbilt tvcalvcd (hair guest, under a towering oak trm After the menu had lawn fully discussed th* Ku* -t* inspected the form, cattie, borean, •keep, and so forth There was neither music nor Untiring, but two 1— hall innrs v* re forutot and a match game wa* played. Over one-half th* play em were ladies. •ald h<- wa* Don Mem I sated far Loser aer. Lincoln, Neb, July SI.—John II. Powers, of Hit. hciek county, president of the state Farmers' alliance, was nominated for governor on the second ballot by the ind*-|a*intent ja >»p!e'« slate convention. | W. ll De. k of Haundrrsrouoty, wa* uom It.sie.1 for lieutenant governor and Charles M. May bury, of I Nu nee county, for sccre-I tar) ol -tat.- Harglsia Make a Haul. j l>*sVICR, Colo , July ti —Burglars et*, tared the local ticket ..(hoe of «h* Union Pacific railr . id, at Heveut.t-nth and Larimer streets, some tim# after midnight, blew open ti e safe, aud ribbed the « ash •n*x of about Ol.WO The |s»li. e arreate.1 four lie d Tin - lay, who are suspected of being impi!. *t«d Train Ie teak# Asstier Trip. TKOMv Wash, July XL—Tbs ledger states that George Francis Train has made airangenients with that paper to1 make an att. ti pl to te at th* record for a trip around the w«wid. Train will leave Ta. oma on the sieauuhip Chm* Aug. I, : and say* lie can make the circuit of the gh*;*e in fifty-seven days. Death of a Paiuoa* sp. Inter. NI w VOUK, July -IL—Walter ti liegeman. known I*, the entire athletic ump! as a I.audit apprr and sprinter, die*! Turn ■la) ..Der a I* Mg ami ; ainful Ulm a.. Ilia d«-iith was c.niM*d h> a cancer at the Iwusi of the brain, lite result of an a*«'dental blow. The Up. r» Haase Destroyed. Tlw splendid Phenix block, involving the electric light plant, the electro roil- way Plant th*. p*»i,gptl.. "maf The Reveille printing ct abashment, ii*. Courier. iSaudcraoas in rn* lure ware rooms, and the Western Union telegraph office succumbed to the flam,s*, and wiU.in tour bouw fifteen atotvs suet of It, t., tho Sheldon Modi, were mined. The f! *m.-s •prang across th* at met to Hovg - (tiara house Is*fore an bour bad p*s*. l a.. I -hat waa imsiimal, with all of Fall * iv.-? on that side east to the Sheldon Mock while on the north side the co operative id," k was til* limit. On Slate street It.e flanos, extended to and im Dried Kellogg'. 11 Terr I •teble, bul ail of his atock woe satod. •|»r»-sd sd th* Kl sloes. In Mal* atrail the fir. Up(w.i up th* lf misoa house ami Mo* ksmith ebon George s Urter shop, Farnesovs' stere th# Norcott block, including ttomWs* iiqnot st* ta, itniTs ctg*t fM u>ry, H *«#,* * *c. "t>d I tend store, ('hiiM-se laundry l*eui-snir* shoe shop, Kellogg * livery an I the two rear holmes next literate. Among the tenants w) o lose heavily ara The Journal cm.* Nuuaold Un**. NVllie j anlage, It C. vt ayne, Jacob Allen, John ll. lawrence, Sutherland 4k Madden's news room. Maurer mid barber aho*, Mn* Hoditqr'a milliner* tan R .et k'a and Gilmor '* drug . ripre* ami Hang s drug Blore, t erne) it Vt aller** hard wore atom. Hill'* grocery, i Addioon s sh.*- ato."^*, Uutilips 4b Hawi. * -. hardware sloe lilt si md Us dry gotMls store, te.n** rime, it-Me* n.aiiy tetiante in lh* r.e»rnab"vc the %u,rv* Help lr..hi Dther I oh na A steam.r came Loin Waterloo won I after daylight, and aUnit Oo'cl s k a train I came in with a steamer from Geneva. Aa extra steamer from the .-Goby works was B S" ill servie*, trrsides the two tillage steamers. Ail three newspapers mn burned out, and the telegraph and let*. phone service is ans.an I d The tilensM* A I tai lev works were several times or, Bra. but the flames were kepi down, with llttto Ipjury. Th# Wosr.ru Union Telegraph company ara doing busine* at the railroad Marion The fire wa. under ooutrol at V o'clock in the morning. The fire was confined to the territory already Ranted. The buildings cousumed eruhra,.. ,tarty three store*, the livery I Macksiuith sh.*,., and thine houses, and I Hoag • hotel I w. uty five of the huti.l logs were of brick and fn»m two to three Mori cs la hight, and only one of them for I husiuca* purpose* wa* vacant. lasses sad lnsnrsnee. Tbnw rd the best equh*|icd printing offl ! resin the state. Th# Courier, Reveille, and Journal, lie Im*riel in the ruin* Hut afew losses and in* tr ta-* are obtainable. The !«>•» on tho opera h oise t» about oat. Ow, insurance *to..Mty, Jloag'a Mud , OUU, insuraiMv R. Q Wayu*. fit'. t*W, ittsuram* A Idtaon'a loss flu,'. •rat. lusuraiicv Ol.iwn. Jaooby, the iosur-anc# mat*, places the loss at IVJu.tXU, with s probable insurance of one quarter the nm.'UBt The loss on buildings u est I niatr.l at about ©DttyO) The mail woe wholly removed from the the sate could Depot, TTSILIS? H*m*r must be SCU}. Dorsey & Mann Belle street. ARK ACKNOWLB!**HD TMK Amplest, IHosl Lasting and Economical - Ii EM AI NR— Unc icnged through Years ITchw don*! be gtilD .I ■rung «*X|M-rlij»«'iitMl *i<»\«-m, «lly. liim "OW lM >■ Into OUT A. J. HOWELL (DEALER IN CARPETS, CURTAIN.*, CLOTHS, RUO j, Ac. OIL Our p"*t office, but ma I* reached, and the books, money, Stamps, etc., R is hoped are safely wet down In the water* of the raceway beneath. Grand Army ball in I the third story af the Daniels block la I among th* th figs that were. A |>art of the rec*gt|# of Cruse |ae«, inclmling tu charter and the irreparable bes of inst** railes and it mo lieu tea. will he a sou rue of regret lo *. U-ran. Jolm Dut, of the paid f fir.-deport ti en r. had a leg broken bv fifing pipe and base Al! tlw >aioom* close.1 by oRler of I'res dent Ruiusey Defrauded HI* Uurh.uea. Utica, N, Y" July n.-L* (Grands I Mora fiord, a man of some prominence ' hew. wa* amated Tuesday night un a ' requisition front DeauayDania, charging hint with bringing property into ll*rn state from IV ;t nay I van I a with intent to I defraud bb creditors. He wa* a bunter contractor tm the firm of F H St t; \\\ Do.nlyear. of li>.ff.,!o, and employed HJ5 men, to whom, it U alleged, he owed at •Mi. it is said that on July §t haotead of paying hts men with MMU), whuh he received for that purpose, be drove hie hor*., , aud w ig.m a> mas the state line, taking the cash with him. ll* ie stent years .J ag* aud ha* a milm and children in this city. Prices WILL BE FOUND LOWER-Considering Qualities .'and Styles- 'Flan in any otbor bout* it GKK AT EXTENT of our Alton. In coiBcquem * 0f tho Buat aes* on a VERT CtOSE^ MAKOIN* "*** * ** oguixml fact tluit we ban cl Ie by far it it a rvx* LAUG Kit QUANTITIES OF GOODS" THAN ANV OTHER H!X;SK IN Tf E CII * " rn firs. prpv.,1,.,,, f0r Spring Sulu'wUiox' tai Most &!r1Uionablel atvles, — guaranteeing A Perfect Fit, Reasonable Rates and Complete Satisfaction. urn receiving a lar<*e an I A Denial frow Governor < * ><ph*l|. Coli Wits I Moo, J:,|y SSI.* Governor Cam bel I d.",fs ti a* he Bald, a* represent,*! in a published interview, that he would rweiMt with the stat" militia any attern ut to enforce th* federal electio t hill la Ohio if M sh uid to* >me a taw. War 4 gat ms* th# Trumps. lh•"sic, I*., July SI —Th# city authorities have inaugurated a war agama* 11 sin j,*, arresting theta under the pro visions of th# Bnti-traiup taw cg this elate Nine were captured Tuesday and each sentencd to Un dais ...bor nu Ute st -eta This move has cleared the town of ira t for the preeeut. Kilt} - Mio# Miners Rescued. I' 'UIS, Jul> SI,—Th# I'ti is* tor pit at St. Kitten ne, in whld. an exploaloa of flrv damp ocBnrrud I •iosdBy, has heeo cleared aud fifty nine h.hh u have been rascued The bodies of ni ;u,y r.ght victim* have been rcovcred. Illinois Legislature. HpRiXi.iiki.f}, I.!,, July SI.—In the senate Wvduesda) lite World'a fair loan bill baa passed. In th# house th* constitutional amendment wa*, approve*! after con sidcrable dctete. H.C.G. Moritz. 112 Thirdst. ;
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Good eye! I have looked at that chart 100's of time and never noticed.
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Thanks for bringing that to our attention. I tried checking my test installations to verify this but I don't have any devices wear the Manufacturer comes up as "Unknown". You could you please click that section of the pie graph to show a list of those devices and send me a screenshot of that, either by posting here or sending me a PM.
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The Syrian refugee who was tripped up by a Hungarian camerawoman says he cannot forgive her.
Osama Abdel-Muhsen Alghadab was holding his seven-year-old son, Zaid, in his arms when he was tripped up by Petra Laslo.
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY
PURPOSE: We aim to identify risk factors predicting morbidity & mortality in patients hospitalized with acute respiratory illness and Wegener's granulomatosis (WG).
METHODS: A retrospective review of patients presenting with acute respiratory illness and WG (biopsy or serology proven) for the last 10 years. The following data were collected: demographics, imaging, laboratory data (e.g., ANCA-PR3, biopsy results), interventions (e.g., intubations) and treatments, initial and 28-day ICU organ failure scores (APACHE IV & SOFA), hospital length-of-stay (LOS)/outcome. Students paired two-tailed t-tests and Pearson coefficient correlation were used for statistical analysis.
RESULTS: 20 patients (11 females, 9 males, mean age 53.1 years) were identified. Common signs/symptoms were: sepsis (70%), dyspnea (60%), severe hemoptysis (50%), fever (30%), and dry cough (25%). There were 6 new and 14 established cases (9 taking prednisone, 5 taking cytoxan). 75% had bilateral infiltrates/pleural effusion on imaging. 12 were admitted to the ICU, all (100%) had hypoxic respiratory failure. Of the ICU cases following were seen: intubation's (58%), sepsis (50%), septic shock (17%). The most common infections identified E.coli/Candida (emia) (25%), ARF (42%), HD (25%), pressors (25%), IV steroids (92%), cytoxan (25%). All received empiric antibiotics (100%). Mean hospital LOS was 16.5 days for the entire study cohort and 22.3 days among ICU cases; Similarly the mortality rate was 15% for the entire cohort and 25% for the ICU cases. 3 deaths were recorded. All were intubated, had positive cultures developed ARF, had HD and died from sepsis and renal/respiratory failure. Among living patients, respectively SOFA (initial = 5, follow-up = 2.6, p<0.001) and APACHE IV (initial = 58.5, follow-up = 43.4, p<0.001) scores significantly improved by 28 days.
CONCLUSION: A majority of patients admitted to the ICU with WG were treated empirically with broad-spectrum antibiotics and IV steroids, as a significant percentage of them had sepsis and septic shock. Development of ARF requiring HD, need for mechanical ventilation and need for pressors bode poor outcome.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: The prognosis for WG patients with pulmonary manifestations in the ICU is guarded, but majority can survive with aggressive resuscitation and prompt treatment (steroids, empiric antibiotics and/or HD).
DISCLOSURE: Amir Khan, None.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
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By Federico Quilodran And Richard Jacobsen, Associated Press Writers
PUNTA ARENAS, Chile A cruise ship takes on water in the Antarctic and three more come quickly to the rescue: A blessing for the survivors, to be sure. But also an indication of a tourism boom that critics say threatens Antarctica's environment and puts passengers at risk.
The 154 passengers and crew of the MS Explorer were all plucked safely from life rafts this weekend by a Norwegian cruise ship as their own vessel slid into the icy seas.
Tourism in the world's southernmost continent has spiked in popularity, but there is little regulation of the lucrative industry. Now giant cruise ships have begun to arrive, and some experts fear catastrophic accidents and environmental damage.
"Under the environmental protocol of the Antarctic Treaty Secretariat, the whole of Antarctica is supposed to be a reserve," said Jim Barnes, executive director of The Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition. "It's supposed to be dedicated to science and to protect the wilderness and the environment."
In the 1992-93 season, about 6,700 tourists visited the Antarctic, according to the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators. Last season, that had quadrupled to 29,500.
Seven countries have made territorial claims in Antarctica, but nobody recognizes them. In some cases, countries claim the same piece of the continent. So it's rarely clear what authority is in charge.
The Antarctic Treaty was signed in 1959 with the aim of preventing military incursions in Antarctica. Its members meet each year and adopt recommendations, but there is no single authority to enforce them.
This has left the Antarctic tourism industry largely self-regulated.
The International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators was founded by seven companies with the goal of promoting "safe and environmentally responsible" travel. The group now has 99 members, but there are tour groups working outside the association which may not follow its safety and environmental guidelines.
"Because of management principles that (the association) has put in place, we've managed environmental impact," said Denise Landau, the association's executive director. "The concern is that companies outside the membership are not playing with the rest of the operators."
Toronto-based G.A.P. Adventures, the owner of the Explorer, is an association member. Passengers paid as much as $14,000 for a suite on board the vessel during the 19-day cruise.
The ship was a relatively small 246 feet, with a double hull billed by the company as "a go-anywhere ship for the go-anywhere traveler."
But the Antarctic's blinding sleet, fog, high winds and treacherous seas — even in the October-to-April summer when cruise ships flock to the area by the dozens — make sailing treacherous for even the most rugged vessel.
"If a ship like that can go down, it really should be a wake-up call about allowing vessels that are not ice-strengthened and do not have double hulls to go down there at all," Barnes said.
The Golden Princess, a 689-foot cruise ship that cam carry 2,425 passengers, sailed Antarctic waters this season, but passengers did not set foot on the Antarctic and there were no incidents.
A paper presented at the Antarctic Treaty's last meeting called the Golden Princess, run by California-based Princess Cruises, the largest tourist vessel ever to operate in Antarctic water. The paper recommended treaty members bar large cruise ships, but they have not done so.
Princess Cruises spokeswoman Julie Benson said the company has scheduled four more cruises — two in 2008 and two in 2009 — aboard the Star Princess, a ship the same size as the Golden Princess.
Benson acknowledged the cruise line does not use ice-strengthened ships in the region, but said it operates under the Antarctic Treaty system.
"We don't believe that (ice-strengthening) is necessary because we cruise in the summer months when it's relatively ice-free, and our ships transit only in open-water areas with very limited ice floes," Benson said.
Jacobsen reported from Mexico City. Associated Press writer Carley Petesch contributed to this story from New York.
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Margery Bronster
Margery S. Bronster (born December 12, 1957)[1] is a lawyer who served as Attorney General of Hawaii from 1995 to 1999.
Bronster graduated from Brown University, where she became fluent in Mandarin Chinese, and then Columbia University Law School in 1982.[2] She went into private practice for Shearman & Sterling in New York City in litigation. She moved to Honolulu, Hawaii in 1988 and joined the firm Carlsmith Ball Wichman Murray Case & Ichiki. That law firm is now known as Carlsmith Ball, LLP.
In 1995 she was appointed as the first woman to hold the office of Attorney General of Hawaii for a full term. During her tenure in the Democratic administration of Governor of Hawaii Benjamin J. Cayetano, she won the state a multibillion-dollar Master Settlement Agreement from tobacco companies. In 1997 she led an investigation into abuses by the Kamehameha Schools/Bishop Estate trustees. She was reappointed to a second term by Cayetano but her investigation of Bishop Estate trustees caused her to fall out of favor with the Hawaii State Legislature, resulting in her failed confirmation to a second term by the senate in 1999.[3]:256–257 She was replaced as Attorney General by Earl I. Anzai, who was formerly budget director.
Bronster then became a name partner in the Honolulu-based Bronster Crabtree & Hoshibata, later Bronster Hoshibata.[4]
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- ^ "Rising Stars: Part 1". Alumni report on web site. Columbia University Law School. Fall 2002. Retrieved November 30, 2010.
- ^ Samuel Pailthorpe King and Randall W. Roth (March 2006). Broken Trust: Greed, Mismanagement, and Political Manipulation at America's Largest Charitable Trust. University of Hawaii Press. ISBN 978-0-8248-3014-4.
- ^ "Attorneys: Margery S. Bronster". web site. Bronster Hoshibata. Retrieved November 30, 2010.
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- "Special Reports: 1997-1999 Release Dates". Attorney General web site. state of Hawaii. Retrieved November 30, 2010.
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Alpine skiing: Shiffrin has all the answers - written down
By Alan Baldwin
ROSA KHUTOR, Russia (Reuters) - Mikaela Shiffrin is 18-years-old and at her first Winter Olympics but the big U.S. slalom hope says it feels like her 1,000th Games already.
Speaking to reporters less than a day after flying in to Sochi, Alpine skiing's slalom world champion said she had gone through every possible scenario in her mind and was as prepared as she could be.
"I am really psyched to race and I have been here before in my head," she said. "For everybody, it's my first Olympics but for me it's my 1,000th."
Shiffrin has been to Sochi before, spending a week training on the slalom hill last year, and also has experience of big events after her breakthrough at last year's world championships.
Her mental approach to the Games has been meticulous.
She explained how she had written down in her notebook all the questions she had been asked, or felt she might face so nothing would faze or unsettle her on the biggest stage of all.
She has, of-course, written down all the answers.
"In the past few weeks I've visualized myself here talking to you all, on the top step of the podium and on the third step. Wherever it might be. I've envisioned myself crashing because I know what mistake I made, in my head, to crash," she said. Continued...


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Getting PRIMAL! That's what this is about. We've all been there. When things get so hot and heavy it's almost a reflex action to scream out to your lover "Harder!
It is completely consensual. You are so aroused you are practically begging for it. It is in the heat of these moments that you are more likely to want to try all of those things that your calmer, less horny self might never consider. Suddenly the thought of being dominated is freaking hot. The thought of your partner wanting you so bad that they are using a little force is the biggest turn on ever.
If the recent 50 Shades of Grey phenomenon is any indication, roughing it up in the bedroom is no longer the politically incorrect pastime it may have been previously. Kinky rough sex has gone mainstream.
In our "Under the Covers" Sex Survey 22% of women said they are turned on by ravishment fantasies.
So what is it all about - why in this age of unprecedented power and equality are more and more women admitting that they are turned on by the idea of forceful sex? Men are also big fans - some studies showing that men have an even higher preference for being roughed up by their partners.
Most importantly - and on a practical level - how can we all play along safely and consensually at home?
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There are many explanations as to why both men and women enjoy taking on a submissive role during sex - being subjected to a little or a lot of pain and humiliation.
It may surprise you that many men and women who enjoy these forceful submission fantasies and role plays are not submissive in their lives outside of the bedroom at all. In fact, often the most aggressive types outside of the bedroom preferred a fantasy where they were dominated.
One explanation for this is that dominant females pursue dominant males and vice versa. It is as if catching the attention of a dominant partner means you've risen to the top of the pack, so acting out that fantasy where you are being pursued reinforces your status and desirability, which makes you feel good about yourself - so at its core, this fantasy is actually great for your self esteem - its about the passion of the pursuit, about being so immensely desired that you need to be taken then and there.
Another explanation is that - especially for women, Submission means force. So those women who would normally feel a sense of guilt - that they were dirty or slutty, would be able to engage in wild and crazy sexual escapades without feeling weird about it, because they could tell themselves that it wasn't their idea, they just went along with it, and therefore they are still innocent!
In one sense a woman (or man) putting themselves in a sexually submissive role, as opposed to being subjected to a non-consensual encounter, is the ultimate level of control. It's such a stark variant from what she would do in real life, a situation she would not put herself in ordinarily - but with a partner she knows and trusts, she can play out this fantasy without fear. The element of control here is having the choice to make such an extreme decision. Forced submission, as is the case with real rape or sexual assault, is obviously not a choice. In a submission fantasy, however, a woman wants to be submissive. In other words, it is her choice to do so.
Introducing Rough Play at Home
If this is just the kind of spice you think could make your sex roaring hot, there are plenty of ways to introduce a bit of rough at home and coax your partner's dominant side out to play.
If you are not confident that either of you will be comfortable taking on a Dominant or Submissive role, or that it will come about organically, your best bet is to begin with a fun and sexy role play.
Almost any of your popular dress up fantasies have an element of Dominance and submission to them that will easily accommodate a little rough play. An easy one - and a personal favourite of mine - would be the police man / woman fantasy. Don that uniform and watch how you are instantly transformed with a new layer of power.
Incorporating some kind of bondage - in this case handcuffs will enhance that thrill of consensual non consent - pin your partner up against that wall, then hands bound behind their back, drag them to the bed, push them down face first and take them by fantasy-force from behind, or get them down on their knees with your hand to the back of their head as you bury them in your crotch.
As with all safe, sane and consensual role play, rough sex and BDSM - communicate clearly from the outset. Discuss what you have planned, determine any hard limits that need to be respected, and agree on a safe word.
"Harder" in this instance is not an appropriate safe word!
Just as importantly - always have FUN. There is a reason we call all of this PLAY. It's okay to have a giggle - most of us do to begin with - but keep going and soon you may surprise even yourself with how deep and dark you can go when things start to get rough.


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The Saint Louis Ki Society seeks to improve the ability of individuals to respond to stress and conflict positively and creatively, with calmness and relaxation. We bring people together to study Mind and Body Coordination through training in Ki-Aikido and Japanese Yoga (Ki Development). We provide a structured curriculum, qualified instructors, tools for measuring individual progress, a principal facility for training, and outreach programs in the community. Practicing Mind and Body Coordination enables persons of all abilities and ages to live healthier, more integrated lives. When we remain relaxed we can respond with inner calm, reducing fear and violence in our personal relationships, communities, and the world.
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ORLANDO,Fla. - Action 9 investigates cellphone charges that could burn anyone who travels.
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A/N: Omgomgomgomgomgomgomg I am sooooo sorry for totally neglecting this story! Here's my extremely horrible ending…
"Aunt Kate!"
Kate looked up from getting out of the passenger seat. She looked around the parking lot, before seeing Brynne jump on her. She winced from her bandaged wrist, but still hugged her back. "Hey Brynne."
"I was so worried. Don't you EVER do that again!" Brynne said, crying into Kate's shoulder.
Kate let out a small smile. "I'll try not to. Hey Bri." Kate greeted her brother, Brian.
Brian, Brynne's father, smiled at Kate through his tears. "Hey Kat. Good to see you alive, you had us all scared to death. Dad actually got out from his chair during the football game."
Kate raised her eyebrow, as Brynne let go of her aunt. "Really? Well, doesn't that make me feel all warm inside."
Kate turned around, only to be pounced on by Abby. "Kate, you're back! You're okay! Wait, no you're not! What happened to you wrist!" Abby demanded, still hugging her.
"Well, I'll tell you… if you let me breathe…" Kate choked out.
"O, sorry. Wouldn't want you dead after you've just come back from the dead, would we?" Abby grinned.
Kate settled into her chair, giving herself a comfortable sigh. She had just finished given her statement, and now she could relax… until it was time to be in court. She reached over, and turned on her computer with her good arm. Ducky had wrapped her proclaimed sprained wrist in a tensor bandage, after hugging her very tightly. She had been proud of herself. She thought that she would have to keep her guard up; just to make sure that there were no emotional breakdowns at work.
The elevator dinged, and Kate braced herself for a remark from Tony, but a gruff voice surprised her. "Get out of this office right now."
Kate jumped, and turned. "Gibbs, I don't need to take time off. I'm fine."
Gibbs walked around to his desk, and sat down. "If it were up for debate, Agent Todd, then I wouldn't bother saying anything. Get out, and take some time off." He made it clear he wasn't going to take no for an answer, by booting up his own computer.
Kate sighed, and quickly shut her computer down. She gathered her things in silence, and headed towards the elevator. As she waited for the elevator to ding, she wondered where Tony was. On cue, the elevator dinged, and Tony emerged from it. "Going home?" He asked, stepping out.
Kate shrugged and stepped on. "Orders." She said simply, pressing the button.
A shrill whistle from the kettle woke her up from her dark dreams. She blinked, wondering where she was, before she remembered that she was home. Safe. Away from him.
She slowly got up from the couch, and headed into the kitchen. She reached over the sink and took a tea bag out of the tin can, and dropped it into a stray mug. Steam rose from the hot water that she poured into the mug, warming her hands. She discarded the kettle, not caring where it was put at the moment. She wrapped both hands around the mug, making her way into the living room of her apartment.
She snuggled into the pile of pillows and blankets she had made in the corner of the couch, cradling the tea close to her. She played, absently, with the tea bag string, as she looked around her apartment. She missed this. She missed just being with her things. Surrounded by pictures of her friends, and family. Surrounded by memories. She had just nestled further into her blankets, content with watching reruns of sappy romantic movies, when a knock at the door came.
She frowned, flicked the TV on mute, and slowly brought herself to stand. She made her way to the door, still holding her tea in her hands. Standing on her tippy-toes, she looked through the peephole. Her frown deepened, as she undid the bolt lock and the chain lock. She opened the door. "Tony, what are you doing here? Since when do you know where I live?"
Tony shrugged. "Brynne owed me one, after flipping out on me. I just thought I'd come and check up on you… make sure you're okay."
Kate smiled, and leaned on the open door. "Tony, I'm fine. But… thank you for coming here and asking."
Tony looked past her. "Can… can I come in?"
Kate shook her head. "Sorry, yea, come on in." she moved aside, letting him in.
He hung his coat up, and placed his shoes next to hers. "Would you like some tea?" Kate asked, walking into the kitchen.
Tony nodded. "Uh, sure."
Kate quickly made him a tea, and sat down beside him at the kitchen table. "So…"
Tony sipped his tea. "Kate… I know you're lying. I know that you're really not okay. You were going to tell me something before McGee interrupted… Tell me?"
Kate raised her eyebrow. "Tony, I'm fine."
He gave her a look of disbelief. "Kate…"
"Tony, I'm not lying!"
Tony sighed, and looked down at his tea. "Kate, when I a teenager, I lived next to this girl. We would walk together to and from school. Sometimes, we would even hang out. She… she had this look in her eye. The same look you have in your eyes right now. I used to ask her what was wrong, but everyday, she'd say the same thing… nothing was wrong, and she was fine." He looked up at her, right in the eyes. "Kate, it turned out that she had been kidnapped from her home when she was 10. She had been living with this couple, the couple that seemed to be the perfect couple, for 6 years, and no one had realized that she wasn't their daughter."
He paused, watching her reaction. Her eyes were wide, and her attention was completely on him. He continued, "If I just pressed the matter further… maybe… maybe things would have been different. The couple had killed her before anyone could find out. They had gotten paranoid."
"Tony I-"
"Kate, I'm not going to make that mistake twice." He said, his eyes full of determination. "I'm not leaving until you tell me how you feel. Until you cry. Until you realize that you're not invincible."
Kate stared at him for a few seconds, but it seemed like forever to them both. Slowly, she stood, and walked out of the kitchen. Tony went after her, watching her as she placed the mug on the side table, and hugged her arms around herself as she sat down on the couch, on top of the blankets.
Moving quietly, Tony sat next to her, and placed free blankets around her. She looked up at him with teary eyes, and she buried her face into his chest, griping his t-shirt tightly. He watched her, surprised, but gently ran his hand on her hair.
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- Moist Asian-Style Simmered Dish Made with Chicken BrothSilky mini-onion and crispy lotus root textures make the dish more attractive. You can use "Jyongri Cooker"'s "Moist Boiled Chicken" recipe for any dish.Chicken broth from "Moist ☆ Boiled Chicken" (Recipe ID: 580163), Lotus root, Mini-onions, Sugar snap peas, Red chili, Minced garlic, Fish sauce or ...
- Balsamic Vinegar + Mint Flavoured TagineYou can make this easily and quickly, using moist, boiled chicken from "John Lee Cooker"!!! (Recipe ID: 580163)Moist Boiled Chicken (Recipe ID: 580163), Avocado, Cherry tomatoes (or regular tomatoes), Onion, Mint leaves, Grated garlic, Balsamic vinegar
- A Delicious Meal with SalsaYou can make a great tasting dish in a flash with just salsa, red wine and stir-fried ingredients! You can even turn it into a main meal if you add some meat.Store-bought salsa, Red wine, Salt and pepper, Coriander, Paprika, Garlic oil (or olive oil), Chili pepper (if you like)


text: I guess I always liked creative writing at school, it's been one of the few aspects of English I'm good at, I won a poem competition at my old school, but it was terrible, however I was quite young and it was a feat of the giants at that age, especially for me. I pride myself in having a small vocabulary, with only a few big words in, not that I'm stupid, I'm just happy with what I know, so bare with me if I have no clue what you're on about. The reason why I'm called 'Hades' is 'cause that's the nickname people (and when I mean people, I, of course mean myself) call me, because of what music I listen to in my free time, like Dimmu Borgir, Cradle Of Filth, Opeth, Rammstein and others. I've sort of embraced it, if you know what I mean. The music has sort of come to define me (not in a good way either, I'm rather misanthropic, as I'm pretty sick of humanity and what it's become. The only thing keeping me sane is school and my Girlfriend, but that's another story), so if anything I'll post more lyrics than anything else, and they won't be on positive matters either. Just warning you. I doubt I'll write much though 'cause I got a lot going on, but I may add and favourite the few odd things. I've decided never to write a story either, those things are too longwinded and I don't have a large enough attention span for them, nor do I gain much inspiration for them. So it's poems and lyrics all the way, wahay! (You see, I rhymed!) Most of what I post will probably come from school work anyways, so don't expect big things.


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88 Fairburn Towne Houses
Fairburn Mays, Atlanta, 30331
Commute to Downtown East Point
Almost all errands require a car.
A few nearby public transportation options.
Some hills, some bike lanes.
About your score
88 Fairburn Towne Houses has a Walk Score of 14 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in the Fairburn Mays neighborhood in Atlanta. Nearby parks include Wilson Mill Park, Westmanor Park and Utoy Park.
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165 Fairburn Rd./Barge Rd. Park/Ride
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56 Adamsville/Collier Heights
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We should never have to wake up to news like this. Our thoughts today are with everyone from @ChapecoenseReal #FCIM
— F.C. Internazionale (@Inter_en) November 29, 2016
Thoughts and prayers are with @ChapecoenseReal and their families ?? #PrayForChapecoense ?? pic.twitter.com/mfAY4SWPFf
— Axel Witsel (@axelwitsel28) November 29, 2016
The thoughts and prayers of everyone at #EFC are with @ChapecoenseReal and those affected by the tragedy in Colombia. #ForçaChapecoense pic.twitter.com/htqQctRt1m
— Everton (@Everton) November 29, 2016
Sad news to wake up to today. Thoughts are with @ChapecoenseReal and their family and friends.
— Wayne Rooney (@WayneRooney) November 29, 2016
Commozione per la tragedia al @ChapecoenseReal. E' un destino che ci lega indissolubilmente #ForcaChapecoense ,vi siamo fraternamente vicini pic.twitter.com/K3ZcG8j4PY
— Torino Football Club (@TorinoFC_1906) November 29, 2016
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chapter xxiiiMature
When Graeme opened his eyes again, Gabriel was the first and only thing he could see. Everything else was white light. For an instant, he thought he'd died but the look on Gabriel's face was anything but serene. As he watched her lips move, faint traces of her voice trickled into his sense of awareness, the light behind her dimmed and the luminescence in her hazel eyes faded. Still, her plump lips moved, a chant falling from them like a common phrase. She made the words sound beautiful, like a lullaby.
Relinque quae corporis tutatus sit
Nihil mihi ad te, resiliet lumen.
Relinque quae corporis tutatus sit
I eieci te ex.
Ego præcipio tibi: non revertentur.
Leave, the body is protected.
In my light you will shrink to nothing.
Leave, the body is protected.
I cast you out.
I command you: do not return.
Her hand on his chest caught ablaze with a light that shone brighter than the full moon, it flickered like a fire but felt cold on his skin.
He sat up, his eyes still fixed on her face, and she pulled away as he did so. There was no fear on her face, only practiced reflex. As the chant ended, Graeme became less tuned into the finer details of her face as everything else came back into focus.
"Do you feel all right?" Her fingertips were cool against his forehead. He thought of how familiar that touch was beginning to feel, how comforting. He did not mind.
"Yes," he said, his throat scratching around the word. Had he been screaming?
"Appoloin tried again. I pushed him out but I think he'll be back, Graeme. He's fixated on you and I don't know why."
"What should we do?" Already, his mind was racing. He couldn't lose himself again. Sheer terror swallowed him and he drowned in it, gasping for air. The pounding of his heart in his chest grew louder and louder with every heavy beat. The world felt very small all at once and the pressure building within him felt very large.
"We need to find out how to keep him out and why he's after you in the first place." Her palms grasped his face, forcing him to look at her. Slowly, deliberately, she said, "Listen to me, Graeme, you need to slow yourself down; you're going to be fine. Breathe."
(Slowly), he obeyed. Inhale, exhale, repeat. He began to feel calmer.
"I read about a scripture that is supposed to prevent possession by lower demons. I haven't found anything for one as strong as Appoloin but maybe it will make it harder for him."
"I guess we'll just have to trust in that for now. In the meantime, I'm sure we can find a few other ways to keep him out long enough to figure out what's going on." There was resolve in her tone, but her eyes gave away her anxiety. She knew if there was a fool-proof way to keep out Appoloin she'd have already thought of it.
He thought it best not to mention his skepticism. Instead, he said, "I'll find the scripture."


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Baronius Press recently sent me a copy of their magnificent new Bible. I have kept it carefully on the table in my reception room downstairs and shown it to some admiring parishioners after weekday Mass.
The Bible has the Clementine Vulgate in parallel columns with the Douai-Rheims translation with the notes by Bishop Richard Challoner. The Clementine Vulgate is named after Pope Clement VIII: the Council of Trent taught that the Vulgate was authentic and ordered that a standard text should be produced. The first effort, by Pope Sixtus V suffered from a number of errors and the revision produced under Clement VIII became the standard.
The Douai-Rheims translation was a faithful and literal translation of the vulgate, making it an excellent tool for those who wish to follow the Latin text. The production of a bible with both versions side-by-side is a great gift to the Christian faithful.
The Bible is beautifully produced: it is bound in dark green leather with ornate gold blocking on the cover and the spine. The page edges are gilded, there are the traditional head and tail bands and two satin ribbons. The text is set in Century Old Style with a font size of 9pt. Here is a link to sample pages in PDF format.
I took a couple of photos of my own to show you the marbled endpapers and the text as it is in the book. I left my reading glasses in the below so that you can get an idea of the size of the book.
The bible can be be purchased from Baronius Press at £59.95. It would make a great gift for a seminarian, a newly-ordained priest, a wedding present, or for the birthday of a godchild. This is a beautiful edition of the Sacred Scriptures for anyone to keep and to treasure.


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John Benson necessitava di un nuovo design di logo e ha lanciato un contest su 99designs.
È stato scelto un vincitore tra 546 design presentati da 139 designer.
We are a brand new VoIP company based in the UK. We are not your normal boring telco and we need a logo to reflect that!
We are targetting UK business customers initially, before we go international. The logo needs to be attractive to corporate and business customers, but that doesn't mean it has to be dull does it?
Let your creative juices flow - no holds barred!