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Ani didn't wake Rowena up the next morning, so the sun was well up in the sky by the time she emerged in the kitchen downstairs. Ani was sitting by the fire mending a hole in one of her dresses when she looked up to welcome Rowena.
'Good morning. Did you sleep well?'
'I don't think I've ever slept better.'
'That's what a day on a market stall does for you. Can I get you anything to eat?'
'No, thank you, but I really should be going. I have to get home.''Please stay for a little while longer,' Ani begged. 'I can't send you off without eating anything, I would never be able to forgive myself.' Rowena couldn't refuse the pleading eyes that were looking up at her from the chair by the fire and her resolve quickly vanished.
'Alright then, but I can't stay too long, I really should be getting on the road.'
'Great, let me get you some tea.' Before Rowena could do anything to stop her, Ani was out of her chair, putting tealeaves into a cup and pouring freshly boiled water over them. 'Would you like anything with your bread? I think I may have a little butter I could spare, and maybe some jam.'
'No, I don't need any of that, I prefer it plain.' Rowena interrupted before she could start searching for more food. Rowena had begun to grasp just how precious commodities like butter and jam were to ordinary people. In the palace back home, they were on the breakfast table every morning, but after seeing how much people had to pay for it at the market the day before, she was beginning to realize how lucky she was.
'Alright then,' Ani said, handing her a cup of hot tea and two slices of fresh bread on a plate. Rowena took a chunk of bread and began nibbling on it, wanting to make it last.
'Has Fialka come down yet?' Rowena asked, looking towards the staircase.
'Fialka left hours ago,' Ani said without looking up from her sewing. 'She never hangs around for long. Sometimes she has left before I'm out of bed and doesn't wait to say goodbye. She's not one for sentimentality.'
'I would have liked to have thanked her,' Rowena said, thoughtfully sipping her tea. 'I have been beginning to learn the value of people who are kind to me and I've realized I couldn't get where I am now without them.'
'Well I think that Fialka believes that by helping her on the stall yesterday, your debt to her is paid.'
'But I don't feel it is enough. The last people who helped me to get this far have ended up dead, and they were some of the best people I have ever known.'
'Then I'm sure for Fialka still being alive is payment enough.'
'And what can I do to repay you? You who have been so kind and generous to me, taking me in when you didn't have to, feeding me, giving me a place to sleep.'
'It wasn't all out of selflessness,' Ani pointed out. 'I like having the company. I live alone in this house, except for the occasional visit from Fialka, but you are the first young person I've had in this house for a long time. You must be nineteen? Twenty?'
'Eighteen,' Ani echoed wistfully. 'I can remember what it was like to be eighteen. It was only five years ago but it feels like an eternity. I was in love with the best man in the world; I had a future and a life. Now I have nothing, only broken dreams.' Rowena reached out tentatively and took hold of Ani's hand, stroking it gently with her fingers.
'I'm so sorry.'
'Don't be,' Ani said, looking up from her dress and straight into Rowena's eyes. 'After all isn't it better to have loved someone with all your heart and lost them to a pointless war than to have never loved them at all?'
'I suppose,' Rowena said, her mind instantly conjuring up Artem's face. 'But it hurts so much.' She tried to stifle the sob that was building up inside her but it escaped, making her body jolt forward. Once that first sob was out there was no stopping the flood of tears that followed.
'Oh my darling,' Ani dropped her sewing and took the tea and bread from Rowena's lap before throwing her arms around her. Rowena couldn't say it was the best hug she had ever received. Ani was so skinny and bony that she felt she would break her if she hugged her back, but she felt so much better for the human contact. 'What is it?' Ani cooed in her ear.
'I loved him so much Ani, and it's my fault he's dead.' A fresh wave of sobs consumed her and Ani gently rocked her backwards and forwards, whispering softly into her hair.
'I'm sure that's not true.'
'It is,' Rowena insisted through her tears. 'I was too scared to tell him who I really was, and if I had spoken earlier then I wouldn't have been so scared Erik would hurt him by telling the truth, and we could have dealt with him before he could attack.' She was aware she was making no sense, but her mouth kept moving, the words spilling out of her mouth like an uncontrollable river of sound. 'And then, when I could have helped him, I ran. Idiot that I was, I ran as fast as I could to save my own skin. I thought he was right behind me.' Her sobs had calmed down now and Ani was kneeling in front of her, holding her hands and looking concerned.
'I'm sure you did everything you could,' she reached up and brushed a strand of Rowena's hair away from her face. 'And I know that he would rather you were alive now, and safe here with me, than dead. I know that's what Kane would have wanted.'
'Can you tell me about him?' Rowena sniffed, blinking away the tears from her eyelashes. 'What was he like?'
'He was perfect. Not handsome in the way that you would think, but he made me feel safe. He had the same green eyes as Fialka and the messy blonde hair of his father. And he definitely had his father's sense of humor.' They both laughed at that. 'He was a big man, about six foot two and all muscle. He'd worked with his dad on the farm ever since he could hold a spade so he was used to manual labour and was very strong. I suppose that's why they picked him first for the war effort. He was twenty then and I was eighteen, your age.
'I'll always remember his laugh, low and rumbling, like the ground would shake under your feet if he laughed any louder. He had such a good sense of humour and didn't mind that he was the butt of everyone's jokes. He laughed as loudly as the rest of them. And his smile, how warm it made me feel inside whenever he smiled at me.
'And every time he touched me, I knew how special he thought I was and how much he loved me. I don't know how but I just knew. He was my best friend, always there for me, ready to pick up the pieces when something had gone wrong. I thought he would always be there for me.'
'He probably still is,' Rowena said kindly. 'In whatever way he can be.'
'I know he is,' Ani smiled, her eyes glazing over as she remembered a different time, long ago, when things were brighter. 'Now it's your turn. Talk to me about him.'


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Dongcheon Stone Chamber is located on the slope of the mountain directly overlooking the Naksaje where 1 unit of bench, 석문, 석담, 석천, 석폭, and 석폭 are created for tea time and poem reading. Especially at 석담, a bridge called Huihwanggyo is created artificially so the pond could be divided into two sections providing easy flow of water.
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You'll relax the minute you walk into this beautiful sunny Florida home. This new home, built in 2002, is located in the desirable Southwest area of Cape Coral. The split floor plan has the Master Bedroom Suite on one side and the second and third bedroom on the other side of the spacious open Living Room, Dining Room and Kitchen areas. The Living/Dining Room has a vaulted ceiling and triple sliding glass doors that provide a spectacular view of the intersecting Gulf Access salt water canal. The view faces west so you can enjoy the marvelous Florida sunsets as you look for fish jumping the canal.
The living room has a 54' HD television and Cable service, as well as free wi-fi.
The Master Bedroom Suite offers a queen sized bed and sliding glass doors that walk out to the lanai covered heated pool and grilling area.
The master bath has an oversize shower with dual shower heads.
The second bedroom also has a fabulous view of the canal with sliding glass doors. The third bedroom has two sets of bunk beds that can accommodate four.
The entire house has been designed to make you feel like you're on vacation but still have all the comforts of home.
BR B Amenities: /B BR Phone, Air Conditioning, Satellite TV, DVD, Stereo, High Speed Wireless Internet Service, Full Kitchen, Microwave, Dishwasher, Cooking Utensils, Linens, Washer, Dryer, Private Pool, Garage, Gas Grill, No Smoking.
BR B Activities: /B BR Biking, Golf, Tennis, Amusement Parks, Fishing, Swimming, Boating, Snorkeling, Diving, Waterskiing, Jet Skiing, Windsurfing, Parasailing, Shopping, Restaurants, Sightseeing, Cinema, Museums, Shelling, Everglade Airboat Tours,Casino boat.
BR B Area: /B BR Fifteen minutes from Fort Myers, 20 minutes from Sanibel/Captiva Islands, and a short drive from Naples and Everglades.
Supermarkets, restaurants, retail outlet malls, golfing, and beach are all close by. Fort Myers International Airport is 30 minutes, Miami/Tampa Airport is two and one half hours. Orlando Airport is three hours.
Hi, Our names are Ryan and Cheryl Russell we are hardworking people who enjoy taking relaxing vacations that we all deserve. We have a shipoo (dog) named Penny and as shih tzu named Serina. We enjoy boating, scuba diving and golfing. Nice to meet you!!
The Owner purchased this house in 2011
This location was great for a vacation rental, because it is located in Sunny Florida near beaches, restaurants and many other fun activities. Come pamper yourself and treat yourself to the luxury you deserve.
We stayed at this lovely home for a week but wish we could have stayed longer. The photo's on the website do not the house justice! It is a perfect place to relax and unwind with all the commforts of home and more! The kids loved the huge TV and the massage chair! Not a lot to do in Cape Coral but plenty of places to travel to closeby. Rumrunners restaurant was good! Try hiring a kayak round the back of Rumrunners and explore the area. Great Fun but hard work!
Thank you. We had a great time during our 10 day stay. The house is in a great location, close to beaches and restaurants and a mile away from our favorite grocery store, Publix! We loved the canal view and even though it was hot a quick dip in the pool cooled us off instantly. We have rented many houses and hands down this was the cleanest and most well kept house we have stayed in. Thank you for your quick response to our questions. We would not hesitate to rent the house again!
We rented this house with two of our adult sons for a spring break. Early every morning, my two sons enjoyed fishing in the canal. Although we were on the go throughout the day, our days started off with a relaxing breakfast in the lanai. This relaxing time and the sunsets are what I will most remember. The setting of this home provided the basis for a very memorable family vacation. This is the first house we have ever rented and we were very apprehensive, but the owners always patiently answered all our questions and put our minds at ease. The check returning our deposit was returned so quickly, it actually beat us home! I would highly recommend this home away from home.
We were at this lovely home for 3 weeks in March to celebrate our 40th anniversary with some family. We all had a wonderful time. Home is well maintained and stocked with the essentials. Would definitely like to stay here again. Pool is heated so makes swimming enjoyable. Ryan and Cheryl were attentive owners.
Just packing up to return to the north country after a 5 week stay. We have been coming to the Cape for 10 years and have stayed in all areas and the SW is great. While smaller than some of the homes we have rented, the home is very well maintained, nicely decorated, has all the supplies and equipment to make for a wonderful stay and is a good value. And unlike most, a small dog is allowed! There is even a kayak and set of golf clubs! The neighborhood is very quiet with no barking dogs or traffic noise and is convenient to the Yacht Club Beach and the closest bridge to Fort Meyers and Sannibel Beaches. The western exposure is a must for the cooler days that sometimes occur in February as is the pool temperature which is maintained at 86 degrees with both solar and electric heaters. We were able to swim every day despite a couple that were in the 60's. And the sunsets from the lenai can be spectacular overlooking the intersecting canals. Stores and services are all close. Ryan and Cheryl are wonderful hosts and make booking efficient and easy. We would definitely return in the future (a first by the way since we have not repeated in 10 years ) were it not for the fact that we finally bought out own place for future visits. We highly recommend Cape Paradise for your stay in sunny Florida.
Our family of six (two adults and four children) stayed in this fully furnished and appointed Cape Coral home directly on a canal, providing for beautiful views and sunsets. The house was large enough for our family, with room to spare! The owners were very accommodating and easy to contact. We wanted a home with a heated pool and that's exactly what we got. Our kids were able to swim the very evening we arrived; which was a relief because they had been asking to swim all day! The home is close to shopping, attractions and beaches. The neighborhood was nice and we felt safe. We would definitely recommend this home to anyone searching for a rental home in Cape Coral. :)
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The most awaited football league in the world, Spanish La Liga 2016-17 season already started on 21st August 2016 where Barcelona kicked start their winning way for the league title by defeating visitors Real Betis in the opening weekend. When two European football giants and oldest rivals, Real Madrid and Barcelona take on each other then the game is known as El Classico. Here you can find Barcelona vs Real Madrid 2017 El Clasico date, time and tv channels announced by the La Liga.
The El Classico makes La Liga the most awaited football league in the world. The first El Clasico of the 2016-17 season between Real Madrid and Barcelona took place at Camp Nou on 3rd December 2016 while in the 2nd El Clasico of the season will take place when Real Madrid will host Barcelona on 23rd April 2017.
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|23 April 2017
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The UK TV viewers will not be able to watch the first La Liga Clasico of the 2016-17 season due to match's kick off time and the UK audience will have to make do with highlights. As the game will start at 3.15pm and UK rule prevents broadcasting of live football match between 2.45pm and 5.15pm on Saturdays. But you can watch this game live on here – Barcelona vs Real Madrid Live Streaming.
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Spanish La Liga is one of the popular football tournament in the world, therefore Barcelona vs Real Madrid 2016 matches will be broadcasted live on TV in many countries through various sports broadcasters. Below we have listed the TV channels for Real Madrid vs Barcelona 2016 game.
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Statistics show that approximately 92% of businesses are using social media in their recruitment efforts. And it's no wonder, considering how prevalent social media is in our culture today. Still don't believe social recruiting is wave of the future? Consider this:
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The book is essentially an attempt to revitalise the spiritual parts that traditional Christianity often fails to reach - the worship of the feminine, the sanctity of nature, the validity of pagan and other `alternative' spiritual insights. Subtitled Russia, Sophia and the Celtic Soul, it draws on Christian traditions neglected in the west, notably the Celtic, and Russian Orthodox.
Sophia, the goddess of the title, is feminine Wisdom principle, appearing in early Jewish tradition and the subject of a Russian Orthodox revival movement in pre-war Russia.
It's also a personal account of the author's own spiritual journey, starting with the rediscovery of his Celtic roots as a parish priest in Snowdonia, culminating in the founding of the Order of Sancta Sophia, a mystical community dedicated to honouring the Divine Feminine.
Despite its mystical content Honest to Goddess is a lucidly-written book which the author has manage to infuse with his intellect, as well as his enthusiasm, and is worth the attention of anyone with an interest in spiritual development, although traditionalists will probably disagree with the author's unorthodox interpretation - or re-interpretation- of what Christianity is. Those interested in the possibility of spiritual evolution within native western tradition will welcome it.
Geraint remains a priest in the Dyfi Valley in Wales, and has followed up his OU degree with an MPhil.
Honest to Goddess by Geraint ap Iorwerth, published by Crescent Books price pounds 12.99. ISBN 1-84086-001-4. - YMC
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Last week, we released our sixth annual Forrester Customer Experience Index. This week, we're introducing something new to go along with the benchmark — an award.
From now on, any brand that scores an 85 or above in our Customer Experience Index (CXi) will receive both a physical award and a badge for its website naming it a "Forrester Customer Experience Index Award Of Excellence" winner for that year. Here's a sneak peak at what winners will get:
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Without further ado, please join me in congratulating the winners of the first annual CXi Award Of Excellence, 2013: Marshalls, USAA (bank), Amazon.com, Kohl's, Target, Courtyard by Marriott, Sam's Club, Rite Aid, Costco, Lowe's, TJ Maxx, JCPenney, and Marriott Hotels & Resorts!
Special congratulations to four of these brands — USAA (bank), Amazon, Kohl's, and Costco. They were on the list of "excellent" brands in our 2012 CXi, too. It's not easy keeping up with changing customer demands, so kudos to them for maintaining their leadership positions.
Next week, I'll dig deeper into the data and talk about which company was the best on each of the three criteria that make up the CXi — who was best at customer needs, who was easiest, and whose experiences were most enjoyable? Stay tuned!
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Congratulations to all the CXI Winners
Comment from John Kottcamp on Fri, 01/25/2013 - 11:54
The fact that there are so many winners this year speaks to renewed strategic importance companies are giving to customer experience. Its not an easy or quick thing to do. It requires tremendous investment in time, resources and yes, even technology. I applaud the winners, Forrester and you for all the great work in showing the value of customer experience.
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In the U.S., more than 50 million people are affected by osteoporosis. About 80 percent of them are women. On Monday, March 28, the Regina Foundation and American Association of University Women (AAUW) invite the public to a free seminar about osteoporosis and the role that vitamin D plays in prevention of the disease. The seminar, called "Bone Up On Bones," will be held at 7 p.m. at St. Philip's Lutheran Church, 1401 W. 15th St. in Hastings. According to the International Osteoporosis Foundation, osteoporosis is a disease in which the density and quality of bone are reduced.
Few people in Hastings live closer to Pleasant Hill Library in Hastings than Alan Gaylor and his family. With the library literally across the street from their residence, his sons spend much of their free time at the library, and Saturday was no different. But in the afternoon, as his oldest son left the library, he noticed something he'd never seen before. Police officers. And lots of them. The officers were there to take a fugitive into custody and, within minutes, they'd done just that.
The competitive season for the Hastings show choirs ended Saturday. For the team, it would be easy to say they went out on a high note. Riverside Company, the top show choir at Hastings High School, was the first runner-up at a big competition put on by Totino-Grace. The night's winner, a school from Clinton, Miss., is a perennial power and the No. 1 ranked team in the nation. Hastings was able to come in behind Clinton and the Raiders won the caption award for Best Vocals. "Traditionally, Clinton always sweeps," director Lin Warren said.
2006 Hastings graduate Doug Plumb is competing this weekend in the Canadian Interuniversity Sports basketball tournament. He plays for the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds. The Thunderbirds won their first-round game. Plumb wears No. 10. The Thunderbirds are the team in white and blue. Plumb is a big part of the Thunderbirds' success. He has started 26 of the 29 games he is played in and is averaging 11.7 points per game. He is one of five UBC players to average in double figures. UBC has a 29-2 overall record and is the top seed.
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The Hastings girls basketball season came to an end with a 57-43 loss last week to the Rochester Mayo Spartans in the first round of the Section 1 Class 5A tournament. Mayo was the No. 2 seed. Hastings was the No. 7. Mayo took a 14-point lead in the first half, but Hastings trimmed that lead down. "It was a game where we were very evenly matched in the first half," coach Mike Harp said. "The first 10 minutes, we just couldn't seem to score, and we had too many turnovers.
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The Hastings boys swimming team was well represented at the finals for the state meet Saturday at the University of Minnesota. The Raiders had qualified athletes in five swims for the state meet, and four advanced to finals. The 200 medley relay team finished ninth with a time of 1 minute, 40.45 seconds. On the team were Brandon Underwood, Colby Smith, Hayden Schmitt and Thomas Everson. In the 200 individual medley, Smith placed sixth with a time of 1:59.54. Everson was 14th in the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:20.23. Smith placed ninth in the 100 butterfly with a time of 52.45.


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This home has been in our family for over thirty years. We would come down every summer to enjoy Old Silver Beach with our boys. The beach is great for kids of all ages, because it is level, the water is warm and it has soft sand. Also it has posted lifeguards all summer and a clearly defined swimming area. We think you'll enjoy the layout and proximity to the beach. We also want you to have the best vacation possible; we want to hear your suggestions on how to make it even better.
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If relaxation happens when you cross the Cape Cod Canal and you want all the Cape has to offer but don't want to stay in traffic, you want Falmouth and Old Silver Beach in particular. North Falmouth has a true small town New England feel, with ten minute drive to the center of town with great shopping and restaurants. The house is a five minute walk to Old Silver, a white sand beach with no seaweed and all-day swimming - the best for all ages. It's also close to cranberry bogs and one of the best biking/walking paths in New England - the Shining Sea trail. In the fall, you can see the cranberry harvest and the sea of floating red berries. Pick up a Falmouth Enterprise Newspaper and see what's happening in the arts and local activities.
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In Canada, Trudeau's campaign echoes father, but with selfies
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LAVAL, Quebec (Reuters) - Danielle Sarkisian jumped up and down on the chair she was standing on at the Village Grec restaurant as if she were 13, not 63, and squeaked: "I don't want to wash my hand."
In a crush of supporters and media, she had just shaken hands with Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, the front-runner in next Monday's Canadian election, and had goosebumps.
Her reaction had echoes of the Trudeaumania that swept Pierre Trudeau to the prime minister's office in 1968, with father and son possessing an appeal more common in movie stars than statesmen.
Pierre once jumped from a trampoline into the crowd. Justin thrusts himself into throngs and puts his hand to his heart when listening to someone.
Sarkisian, who had also met Pierre Trudeau, said Justin was more accessible, and observers have said the son is better in crowds than his father, who could be aloof but had a flair for showmanship.
Selfie requests are so common the 43-year-old happily takes the camera and snaps the photo himself, often cheek to cheek.
He started the Liberal campaign in third place, behind the governing Conservatives of 56-year-old Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and the New Democrats of 60-year-old Thomas Mulcair.
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Richard A. Jefferson is the chairman and CEO of CAMBIA. He was born in 1956 in Santa Cruz, California and began his molecular biology career in 1974 at the University of California, Santa Barbara, obtaining his Bachelor's degree in Molecular Genetics from the College of Creative Studies in 1978. He conducted his Ph.D. studies at the University of Colorado, Boulder, where he developed the reporter gene system GUS (beta-glucuronidase) and co-developed transformation methods for the nematode C. elegans.
In 1985, with an NIH fellowship he moved to the Plant Breeding Institute (PBI) in Cambridge, England, where he adapted the GUS system for plants and agriculture. The GUS reporter gene system, through active distribution to thousands of labs, is now arguably the most widely used tool in plant molecular biology. GUS has been instrumental in developing efficient transformation of such crop plants as maize, wheat, rice, soybean and cotton, was critical for the commercial development of many of the highest-profile innovations in agriculture. While working at PBI, Jefferson also initiated and managed the world's first field release of a transgenic food crop on June 1, 1987. In 1989, after United Nations consultancies in Africa, he joined the Food and Agriculture Organization as their first senior staff Molecular Biologist. He left the UN System in 1991 in order to establish CAMBIA as an autonomous private research and development institute, initially in the Netherlands.
From 1991 onwards, CAMBIA became responsible for trouble-shooting the Rockefeller Foundation's ongoing programs in rice biotechnology in Asia. As a base for this work, Richard and CAMBIA's core team moved to Australia, where CAMBIA was registered as a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee in 1994. In conducting the work for the Rockefeller Foundation, the U.N., the CGIAR, and other International Agencies, Richard has traveled, worked and taught extensively in the developing world, with numerous working visits to China, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Pakistan, the Philippines, Thailand, Brazil, Colombia, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Egypt, Nigeria and many other countries.
From 1999-2001, he also served part-time as Director, Strategic and Applied Molecular Technologies for the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) of the CGIAR, based in Ibadan, Nigeria. Richard's work has been cited in the primary literature over 6000 times. In the course of his career, Richard has given more than 300 invited seminars in over 35 countries, and has been plenary or keynote speaker at numerous international symposia. Richard's areas of interest and expertise include non-destructive reporter systems, field analysis methodology, microbial population dynamics, gene delivery systems, molecular biology of the glucuronide metabolism, molecular apomixis and plant breeding technologies.
In the last several years, Richard's expertise in intellectual property matters and agriculture and biotechnology research strategy and policy worldwide have become widely recognised. He was appointed by the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity as Author-in-Chief for the landmark study on Genetic Use Restriction Technologies (GURTs or Terminator Technology). Richard was chosen as an Outstanding Social Entrepreneur by the Schwab Foundation and is a regular participant and panelist at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting at Davos. In December 2003 he was named by Scientific American to the List of World's 50 most influential technologists, and cited as the World Research Leader for 2003 for Economic Development. He is recognized as a pioneer in new democratized innovation and intellectual property mechanisms and the founder of the biological open-source movement, called BIOS. Richard has been profiled in The Economist, New York Times, New Scientist, Financial Times, Science, Nature, Wired Magazine and many others.
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Separately, under the space sciences section, the budget mentions provisions "for Mars Orbiter Mission II and Mission to Venus".
Europe's New Mars Orbiter Starts Sending Data From NASA Rovers
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In the successful first relay test of a NASA radio aboard Europe's new Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), data from NASA rovers Opportunity and Curiosity reached Earth last week, the US space agency said on Wednesday.
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India, which scripted history with its successful maiden Mars orbiter mission, has the potential to be a big player in the global space program and could even see its private sector develop its own SpaceX, award-winning author Stephen Petranek says.
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This is all your fault, by the way.
Okay, I admit it. I can be a little wild sometimes. I have occasionally drank alcohol in excess and thrown up at other peoples' parties...BUT I have never, to the best of my knowledge, unleashed a Satanic demon at a house party.
Now I know you didn't break the ironing board. You weren't there for the diving competition, because you were upstairs messing up my internet history. But you put it there.
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Rule No. 8 at every party ever, don't mess with other people's ironing boards.
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So yeah, I adapted pretty quickly to the whole "All of my friends are being consumed by Satan" situation. I'm kind of annoyed because I have that Gorillaz song stuck in my head because Satan nudged the iPod player when he was devouring Cathy's intestines and now it's on loop. Is 'Sunshine in a bag' a euphemism for cocaine? The debate over the morals of the growing glorification of sex, drugs and sausage rolls in popular media continues.
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I'm always tempted in spring to try and compile a bird-song Top 10. But it is almost impossible for us, as post-Romantics, to judge the songs for themselves, free of the context of personal memories and associations. According to some recent straw polls, serious birders favour the curlew, whose bubbling song and haunting flight-calls evoke the kind of places that bird-watchers like best: winter marshes, high moorland, Dales hay- meadows in June. It is one of my favourites. But so is the whitethroat's song, as scratchy and unstructured as a bramble bush, yet redolent of the tangled hedges of childhood summers.
At the end of the 18th century, James Bingley drew up a league table of "the comparative merits of the singing birds of our own island". He awarded species marks for five qualities. The nightingale, quite rightly, came top on just about every criterion; but now that it is down to a few thousand pairs, chiefly in south-east England, would have to be disqualified as a "popular" songster today. The skylark was second, though it beat the nightingale for "sprightliness", and the linnet fourth, scoring high on "compass" and "execution". There are some oddities, signs perhaps of the taste of the times. The blackbird's languorous, conversational song, for instance - a favourite today - wins just four points for "mellowness" and nothing for "plaintiveness".
But we need to pull back a little here. What are we doing, making, as one species, aesthetic judgements on the communications of others? Presumably thrushes (low scorers across Bingley's scale) have exactly the compass they require. Yet the musicality we hear can't simply be dismissed. Only the most blinkered behaviourists now believe birdsong to be a purely functional business for proclaiming territory and attracting mates. Many birds improvise, mimic and sing for such needlessly long stretches that explanations based on selfish gene machismo can't be taken seriously. Birds plainly enjoy the sound of their own voices. Perhaps we have got the analogy the wrong way round. Perhaps bird-song is the template for our own musical stirrings - which is why we find it so affecting, and why it isn't sentimental or anthropomorphic to call the dawn cacophony a "chorus". !
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Discussion in 'Bug Reports' started by Dave90Dave, Feb 12, 2015.
i was playing hide and seek, and almost anyone was a dia block
That is kind of odd, then again maybe they chose to be the block but I highly doubt that.
it is not possible to be a diamond block
you cant select it into the block selector menu,
but you can buy it in the shop???
Nevermind! I thought that you could be a dia block. Odd.
There is another page in the shop, so it IS possible to be a diamond black
Im not sure if this is a glitch
There's also a chance that all players chose to be a diamond block
Paha, 'diamond black'
Of course I meant block
in the block selector page (see photo) http://i62.tinypic.com/2yl7oz7.png'
you CANT choose to be a dia block
a diamond block is not in the selector menu, so, how did they get to be a dia block?
I dont really know a lot about HnS
But as far as I know, people are able to buy diamond block
There might be a second page in the shop?
Idk (._.)
Go to the shop, click the bookshelf, you can buy diamondblocks. Theres a chance they all chose to be dia blocks, maybe they were in a Skype call and thought it might be funny to do that?
You cant select it in the blockselector, see
see the photo above your post
What's this then? You buy it in the store, then its available in the blockselector.
by my blockselector is no dia block and i dont own any block in the blockselector
Can a mod/admin please look at this and close it?
@AquaaXx @TlmeLord @SevereWarning
I'll forward it to @rubik_cube_man, over skype.
thanks for the proof about this glitch
no thanks


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The hormone, or endocrine theory, of aging asserts that the most important factors in aging are the changes brought about in the body by the endocrine system. The complex endocrine system of our body controls the hormones that regulate many body processes. As we age, these systems become less efficient, leading to changes in our bodies, such as menopause. The hormone theory of aging states that these changes eventually cause the effects of aging.

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There is some evidence to support the hormone theory of aging. In one study, researchers removed the pituitary gland of mice, which controls much of the endocrine system. The researchers then substituted the absence of the pituitary gland with supplementation of all of the hormones identified in mice. It turns out that those without a pituitary gland lived longer than a control group of normal mice who did have a gland. This led researchers to conclude that the pituitary gland must also excrete another, unknown, a hormone that negatively impacts aging.

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Football legend and BT Sport presenter Rio Ferdinand, and acclaimed actress Michelle Keegan will be hoping to crack the crystal in this special edition of the legendary gameshow. Completing the celebrity team will be Paralympics champ Jonnie Peacock, TV and radio host Sara Cox, and comedian Josh Widdicombe. The Crystal Maze returns after a 21-year absence from our screens as part of Channel 4's Stand Up To Cancer campaign this October.
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text: CST 223 Concepts of Programming Languages Dr. Sherry Yang PV 171 http://www.cset.oit.edu/~yangs/CST223 email@example.com (541) 885-1594 Course Description This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of programming languages. In particular, it concentrates on concepts that are not typically found in traditional languages to which they have already been exposed. It discusses and compares features of several popular programming paradigms such as imperative, object oriented, functional, and logic programming. Please see the course syllabus on the course webpage for a list of topics. 2 Office Hours MW 11:00 – 11:50, 1:00 – 1:50, W 3:00 – 5:00 Please email me if you have questions. Spring is my busy travel term. I might be gone on some Thursdays and Fridays. 3 Evaluation Methods The final grade, which may range from A to F, is determined by a composite evaluation of the student's performance in: Midterm 15% Final 20% Labs & Homework 45% Project (Team) 10% In-Class Exercises (Attendance) 10% 4 Grading Your grade will be calculated as follows:* 92%+ = A 83%+ = B 70%+ = C 60%+ = D 59%- = F * Class participation will be considered in evaluating "borderline" grades. 5 Textbook Text Robert "Concepts of Programming Languages", 9th ed., Addison-Wesley, 2010 Earlier editions are just fine Homework problems might be numbered differently in earlier editions. Refer to scanned textbook pages on website for correct numbers. Sebesta, 6 Student Responsibilities Lecture and Lab Attendance: Students are expected to attend all class sessions and labs. If you know you will be absent on a certain day, please inform the instructor in advance so arrangements can be made to provide you with the material covered. Please make every effort to attend all class sessions. There will be no make up in-class exercises. CSET Rule: No Laptops are allowed during lecture. No cell phones & texting. It might be helpful to have your own laptop in lab 7 Student Responsibilities Tests and Final Exam: All tests are open book, open notes. No electronic devices are allowed. There will be no make up tests unless there is an emergency. If you miss the midterm for any reason, the weight of the test will be added to the final. No excuses are necessary. In case of emergency, please contact Vice President of Student Affairs, Dr. Erin Foley's office. She will inform all of your instructors. 8 Student Responsibilities Academic Dishonesty: No plagiarism or cheating is allowed in this class. Please refer to your student handbook regarding policies on academic dishonesty. A copy of the policy is posted on the class webpage. It is okay to get help on your assignments. Please acknowledge all source of help, including them in the program documentation as appropriate. It is NOT okay to use published instructor's manual for the textbook. 9 Student Responsibilities Homework & Labs: All homework assignments are typically due in class. All labs are due at the beginning of next lab period. There is a 50% penalty for late labs and homework assignments. 10 Accommodations for Students with Disabilities If you have a disability and feel that you may need accommodation in this course, please speak with the instructor as soon as possible. 11 Introductions Pair up with another person in the class. Get some information about the person (5 mins) Name, Major, Year in school Hobbies and interesting things about her/him Introduce the person to the class. 12 In-Class Exercise #1 function bar(pf, s, vect) { if (vect.length == 1) { return pf(vect[0], s); } else { return bar(pf, pf(vect[0], s), vect.slice(1,vect.length)); } } Guess what this function does?


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