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To All The Girls In The World - Including The Daughter I Never Had
On International Day of the Girl Child, I think about a little girl I used to know. She was the daughter I imagined I would have.
I said goodbye to that girl on a cold, February afternoon, in an ultrasound lab in downtown Toronto. I learned that the child growing inside me was my second, beautiful son. I would never have a daughter.
Parenting boys has been more wonderful than I ever could have imagined. I've learned that I grossly underestimated the depth and sensitivity that's possible in any human being -- regardless of gender. I wouldn't change anything.
But I will always have a sacred place in my heart for girls. My heart will always break when I see a girl exploited or undervalued, just because she's female. Or leap with joy when she has a chance to realize her full potential. I lose sleep when she's not safe and cared for, and am constantly searching for ways to make it better.
So in many ways, I have daughters all over the world. And in my travels with World Vision, I've learned that there are many ways to play a special role in the life of a girl child. I've seen how your gifts to girls everywhere can make a difference in their lives.
On the International Day of the Girl Child, here are some of the things I would love to tell every girl in the world, if I could.
- "You were born a girl. You were born special." The daughter I imagined always had a clear sense of her identity. I think of her when I see girls like Anny in Jordan, a proud member of her school soccer team. "It keeps me healthy, and I get to practice my skills and become a better player," she says.
- "You are bursting with gifts and potential." Sonali is the daughter of a sex worker in Bangladesh. But she could so often be seen at this World Vision drop-in learning centre leading the group with her smiles and quick, ready answers. It's as though she's saying "I'm ready to take on the world." I wish I could tell her I agree.
- "Your circumstances are not your identity." Everywhere I've travelled, I've seen girls forced into the worst kinds of labour just to put food on the table. In Pakistan, Tayyaba works the same hours as a Toronto CEO, picking through garbage for bits of metal to sell to the scrap collector. I would love to tell Tayyaba that in her, I see someone worthy of the best the world has to offer -- not the worst.
- "I am awed by your courage and determination." Jouri had a houseful of treasures to choose from when quickly packing to flee the bombing in Syria three years ago. She picked her school report card. Now in Lebanon, Jouri has continued to learn at World Vision accelerated learning centres. I want to say "Keep going. I believe in you."
- "You may be different than the boys you know. But you are capable of great things." In Ethiopia, fourteen-year-old Miskia (pink head scarf) studies with her friend. Almost half of the girls in this community leave school once they hit puberty. I was deep-down glad to read that World Vision had included a "pad room" for girls who are menstruating, with its new latrines, so girls don't have to stop learning just because they are girls.
- "No matter how busy I may get, I will always try to help." In Mongolia, seven-year-old Erdenesurd has a new, strong home, thanks to donors around the world who donated to the World Vision Gift Catalogue. I may never tuck her into bed, but I can sleep more peacefully knowing she is safe and warm tonight.
As you think of the world's girls today, think about what you might like to say to them. You may never meet children like the ones I've described, not in person anyway. But there are so many ways to send your love. Visiting a web site like worldvision.ca is a great start.
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I recently bought a 1/16 grave digger from my son, plugged the battery in and fried the esc. I sent that in to Traxxas, they said its on backordered and no ETA. So my hobby shop letme purchuse a new one and wil let me return the one ill getin the mail who knows when, Now i installed the new one. Ran it times with and without the lipo, no problem, but on its 3rd use with the lipo it fried. Any ideas? Is this normal? Only had the car for 2 weeks.
did you have the esc in low voltage detection mode?
What fried, the LiPo pack or the ESC? What are the specs on the pack?
Alt-248 on the number pad = °
The esc fried, the first burned out on the reg battery, the seconed time i just so happen to have the lipo in. i personally have not introduced the lipo to my son yet. but i ran it 2 times with the lipo no problem, the third attempt the esc fried. the lipo i using is 2600mah 20c 7.4 v 2s by CRC
Which ESC?
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
XL2.5 the first one fried on stock battery, the seconed on on the lipo.
I have the XL 2.5, my understanding there isnt a mode, i did install a alarm for it.
The 2.5 is not known for its ability to handle LiPo... most have fried when used with them, including mine.
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
i was informed by my hobby shop it was, i now know, thank you. Can i change to an after market esc and still use the same motor? to run a lipo? i not sure if i wanna go brushless knowing its a smaller motor and same price as i paid for the car.
Smaller?? Size and power have very little to do with each other when it comes to electric motors. The stock VXL system is much faster, stronger, more durable, and more powerful than the Titan/2.5 system it came with.
That being said, if you want to stick with the stock Titan and want LiPo... look into the 2.5's big brother, the XL5.
But, if you want to go brushless... which can be done for about $60-70; look into this thread:
Be sure to follow the links within the thread.
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thank you for the help. i said smaller because i was told the brushless motor that fits my sons car is smaller, i think i learning a hard way the shop is not always right. I was just at the shop and of course they gave me two options the momba max pro($98) or the XL 5($50) both i would have to configure to fit. I very green at this and learning. the current motor he has is the Titan 12 T 550 brushed. I am being cautious. because now i am in this car for $300, and i could of by now gotten the 1/16 e-revo or the 1/16 sumit. and would of been done and my son could be playing now.
Again thank you.
It is true the the VXL motor will not bolt to the mount you currently have.
Some shops are good at what they do, some are not.
I am always willing to help whenever I can...
feel free to ask here or PM me if questions arise.
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Paul Robinson - 4
Only Steve McClaren could not foresee that his weak push from a long-range shot into a poacher's path would give Russia the decisive goal. Irrelevantly guessed correctly for penalty
Minutes played 90 Passes 19 Pass completion 36.8% Saves 2 Catches 0 Clearances 0
Micah Richards - 7
Showed again that he is mature way beyond his years with another solid display defensively. Played the splendid long ball to set up the opener
Minutes played 90 Passes 21 Pass completion 57.1% Tackles 4 Clearances 5 Fouls 2 Assists 0
Rio Ferdinand - 6
Calm as ever in the box, judging when to let crosses fly innocuously wide, which was most of the time. Once or twice trusted artificial surface's bounce a bit too much
Minutes played 90 Passes 16 Pass completion 75.0% Tackles 0 Clearances 7 Fouls 1 Assists
Sol Campbell - 7
The veteran defender was playing a second game in five days for only the first time since January but flung his fragile body in front of any dangerous situations
Minutes played 90 Passes 6 Pass completion 100.0% Tackles 2 Clearances 6 Fouls 0 Assists
Joleon Lescott - 5
Often indecisive after another shaky start when he lost the ball in the box. Tucked in tight to Campbell but Russia profited in the acreage outside
Minutes played 79 Passes 21 Pass completion 57.1% Tackles 2 Clearances 4 Fouls 0 Assists
Shaun Wright-Phillips - 6
Injected pace and hugged the touchline to stretch the three-man Russian defence. Ever willing to track back and help out. Exposed his defenders for Russia's best attack
Minutes played 80 Passes 13 Pass completion 69.2% Tackles 2 Shots at goal 0 Assists 0 Fouls 1
Steven Gerrard - 5
His miss when unmarked and eight yards out was the turning point. Pressure seemed to unsettle him and was unable to impose himself on the game
Minutes played 90 Passes 34 Pass completion 79.4% Tackles 4 Shots at goal 1 Assists 0 Fouls 2
Gareth Barry - 6
Launched dangerous counter-attacks, stealing the ball and feeding accurate low passes from deep. But needs better communication with Gerrard when he forages forward.
Minutes played 90 Passes 36 Pass completion 58.3% Tackles 4 Shots at goal 0 Assists 0 Fouls
Joe Cole - 5
Caught in possession too often. Recognised his defensive responsibilities only in second period after a failure to cover often left Lescott vulnerable
Minutes played 79 Passes 11 Pass completion 90.9% Tackles 6 Shots at goal 1 Assists 0 Fouls
Wayne Rooney - 6
His spectacular driven finish for the goal was reward for willing running. But he was too willing: his clumsy trip on Zyryanov for the penalty undid England
Minutes played 90 Passes 24 Pass completion 58.3% Assists 0 Shots at goal 5 Free-kicks won 2 Offsides
Michael Owen - 6
The flicked header for Rooney's opener proves this is a partnership that definitely works. Unlucky that England could not work it through to his feet
Minutes played 90 Passes 15 Pass completion 66.7% Assists 1 Shots at goal 0 Free-kicks won 3 Offsides
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Sources close to the sale said leisure company Noble House, Punch Taverns and brewer Greene King are looking at Morrells, which owns 131 pubs in the south of England and beer brands such as Varsity and Oxford Blue. The three are believed to have submitted bids of between £65m and £70m.
The successful bidder is likely to be announced at the end of this week.
Leisure entrepreneur Michael Cannon paid £48m for Morrells three years ago.
Noble House, headed by entrepreneur Robert Breare, is thought likely to sell on the tenanted pubs to Enterprise Inns.
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Kerviel Tells Court SocGen Received Weekly Reports of His Trading Accounts
Jerome Kerviel told a Paris court that he sent weekly reports to his Societe Generale SA bosses, bolstering his claims the bank knew about the scale of his trades before they led to a 4.9 billion-euro ($6 billion) loss.
Kerviel has based his defense since the loss was disclosed on January 24, 2008, on the argument that his supervisors were aware of, and encouraged, his activities.
Kerviel, 33, is charged with falsifying documents, computer hacking and abuse of trust in connection with the trading loss that prosecutors say was caused by the liquidation of 50 billion euros in unauthorized positions. Current and former bank employees have testified they didn't know of his bets, which he has told the court he "masked" by faking hedges and lying to risk managers.
The treasury reports "to me represented a reflection of my activities," Kerviel told Judge Dominique Pauthe yesterday. "Every week I made a report and sent it to Eric Cordelle and Martial Rouyere," his supervisors.
The treasury worked like a small bank for the traders, Kerviel said. He borrowed billions to supplement the 20 million euros he was allotted, based on his trading desk's 125 million- euro limit, and paid back interest, he said. "It was like an internal loan," he said.
In the summer of 2007, Kerviel said he borrowed 1 billion to help while he was in a losing position, then, by July, he was ahead again. "None of my superiors asked questions," he said. They "could see exactly what was in the treasury of each trader."
'Strong Rise'
Claire Dumas, deputy to the head of operational risk at Societe Generale, said the fact that Kerviel reported such large results wouldn't necessarily raise suspicions. Markets "were on a very strong rise" at the time, she said.
Moussa Bakir, formerly a futures broker at Newedge Group who worked with Kerviel placing his bets on exchanges, said he was "naive" in believing Kerviel's assurances given the volume of trades he was processing.
Bakir told the court he met Kerviel while he worked at Societe Generale prior to joining Fimat, a Societe Generale brokerage spun off in a merger with Credit Agricole SA's Calyon.
Bakir said he wanted "good figures" going into the new company and was pleased when Kerviel's business with him grew. "The volume grew, the orders grew, the commissions grew," he said. There was "nothing unusual to worry me."
Million-Euro Bonus
Bakir got a 1 million euro bonus for 2007 based in part on the surge in work for Kerviel. The bonus payment was frozen after the trading loss and later awarded to Bakir by a labor court, the former broker said.
When European futures exchange Eurex sent alerts to the bank in November 2007 about Kerviel, Bakir said he knew nothing about the letters, just that Kerviel "was worried."
The Eurex letters were "requests for information," said Vincent Duclos, the Societe Generale compliance officer who handled them. There "was never a question of an infraction."
Duclos said he asked Kerviel and Cordelle to answer the queries and sent back their response, which he said Kerviel told him had been verified by the bank's controllers. "I responded with all the information I could get," Duclos told the court yesterday. "There wasn't any reason to suspect" Kerviel.
Kerviel said he'd never said they'd been verified and denied that he'd "manipulated" Duclos, saying "the artifice was so crude" that it wouldn't have stood up to Duclos's review had he checked.
'Market Manipulation'
Kerviel said his chief worry about the Eurex inquiries was that regulators could accuse him of "market manipulation" because of the large volumes he was trading, and that he could lose his traders' license. Still, he said he wasn't worried about Societe Generale's reaction because "my positions were largely positive for the bank."
Bakir said he pressed Kerviel to know more about who he was making the bets for and Kerviel told him they were for a client named Matt who worked for a London hedge fund.
"He always spoke of Matt, he had just been on the phone with Matt," Bakir said. "I believed Jerome Kerviel without a single doubt."
Kerviel told the court he hadn't said Matt was a client. He'd used the name because Bakir "was insistent," he said.
Taoufik Zizi, a junior trader who sat next to Kerviel on the Delta One desk and was later fired for incompetence, said the "star trader" asked to enter trades on his and other traders' computers using their log-in information.
Gains Made
Kerviel said "it was very often at the request of the other traders that I would go onto their computers" and that he never benefitted personally from gains made on those positions.
Societe Generale, France's second-largest bank by market value, blames Kerviel for the loss and has asked the court to award it the full 4.9 billion euros in damages.
Carlos Goncalves, deputy chief information officer at the lender, testified that Kerviel's activities were more difficult to track than the defense has argued.
"Without knowing precisely what you're looking for," Goncalves said, "it would be impossible to have a global vision" of the problem.
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You were humming a tune I didn't recognize today; lost in your own little universe. It was a slow melancholic tune and I was content to sit there and listen in silence. That's when a male voice joined in, startled, I turned around to see a man older than me leaning on the door frame tears streaming down his face. Something about him was familiar but I couldn't quite place it. He was tall and still well built with grey-white hair and wrinkled face. It was when I met his gaze that it hit me. Vibrant stormy blue eyes peered back at me. Just like yours used to.
"Ellie?" His baritone voicewhispered
He limped forward, dropped to one knee, reached for your throat and grasped the necklace hanging in the nape of your collarbone.
"It is you Ellie. It is you"
You look at him quizzically before something registers and you too begin to cry.
"Henry? But you're dead. Mama said you weren't coming back"
"Well Mama was wrong."
A nurse shuffled in to check that everything was alright and after exchanging pleasantries she left.
You look back to your brother with a smile on your face.
"Are you a nurse too, dear man?" You ask, oblivious to all that just passed.


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text: Happy (Healthy) Halloween Recipes By Kelsey Donnelly 30 October 2015 Trick the kids into gobbling these hauntingly healthy snacks, they're as fun to make as they are to eat... Mummy Toast Grab some low-fat cheese slices and a few olives and turn a plain piece of wholemeal toast into a creepy mummified snack. It's so easy to make! Toast the bread first and then assemble the mummy. Spread on a layer of pizza sauce, then arrange the cheese so that it resembles mummy bandages and hide in some black olive slices for the eyes. If your little ones would like the cheese melted, you can pop it under the grill. Cheesy Brooms Surprise the kids by packing away these little witch brooms into their school lunch. How to make it? Fold each low-fat cheese slice and cut the bristles of the broom using kitchen scissors. Wrap it in a pretzel stick, then use a fresh chive as a string to keep it in place. So simple! Spidery Sangas Turn your kid's favourite sandwich into a spooky mini spider version. All you need is some wholemeal bread, light cream cheese or peanut butter for the filling, pretzel sticks for the spider legs and raisins for the eyes. Creepy crawly school lunch complete! Celery Mummies Celery, light cream cheese and a few slices of ham are all it takes to create these scary yet delicious crunchy mummies! Simply place the cream cheese in a re-sealable plastic bag. Cut 1/2 inch off one corner and pipe one tablespoon into each celery piece for a cleaner look, then cut your deli meat into small strips and place them in a criss-cross pattern. Finish with raisins or dried cranberries for the eyes. Grinning Goblins Encourage the kids to eat their veggies with these fun and ghoulish goblin grins. This one is super easy and you only need three ingredients - pea pods, red capsicums and some slivered almonds. All you have to do to is slice! Apple Bites Apples with peanut butter? YUM! Throw in some slivered almonds to make these apple bites look just like little grisly monster mouths! A perfect healthy Halloween snack that the kids will guzzle up, and this has to be one of the easiest Halloween treats in all of Halloween treat-making history. Slice up the apples, spread on some jam or peanut butter for the tongue and then push some slivered almonds in for the teeth… GRRRRRR! Monster Melon And last but by no means least; we have this ghastly monster melon. The great part about this one is that it's easily created and the only carving required is the mouth. Stuff the inside with the leftover watermelon and other fruits, and let spill out of its mouth for display. Simple and so effective, the kids will love it. Happy Halloween from HIF! We hope it's a spook-tacular one and you enjoy these tasty healthy treats. * For more creepy Halloween snacks and full recipe details, visit Listotic.com Image credits: Spaceships & Laser Beams Cocinanda Con Catman Little Gold Pixel Betty Crocker Spoonful Oh She Glows McBrides Tags: Snacks Healthy Tips Category: Recipes « Back


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3 Reasons Professionals use Co-working spaces
September 15, 2016 by Dr. Letitia Wright
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Co-Working spaces are not new. Over the past few years, they have become much more upscale. They no longer signify a business that started with a bare bones budget. Co-Working spaces are used by smart professionals with thriving businesses. When you work in Singapore Serviced Offices, you will have a lot of options that make it easy for your clients and collaborators alike.
Here are three reasons professionals use Co-Working Spaces:
1) Meeting Room Rentals- Many times you may need to meet with clients or partners for a project and you need to make a professional impression. Singapore Serviced Offices can provide this for you. This is how you convey your competency and build trust in your business relationships. Clients feel more comfortable in a professional co-working space. Collaborators will see you as the natural leader of the project, no matter what title you have.
2) Shared office space- whether you are the main tenant or the lesser tenant, you can benefit from shared office space in Singapore Serviced Offices. Lesser Tenants can share the costs of utilities and maintenance. For the Main Tenant, the unused space is large or small; demand will still be there. A company could maximize their available space further by implementing a hot-desking policy for part-time members of staff, thus making more desk space available.
3) Professional postal handling- If you relocate your business, or otherwise change your company's mailing address, making sure that you still receive all of your mail can be a valid concern. Not only do you need peace of mind that you will receive your mail, but you also need to know that mail delivery will be prompt, allowing you to deal with matters as they arise and not miss any opportunities presented. A mail forwarding service ensures that your post is sent on to you.
Singapore Serviced Offices offers the best line of offices and services you could find. No more need run your office the old fashioned way,
Check out Singapore Serviced Offices and start projecting your professional image.
BlackGradDate.com is for Everyone
January 26, 2014 by Dr. Letitia Wright
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Dating has become complicated for professionals who are busy. Long hours and long commutes make it all but impossible to meet other professionals in a purely social setting. If you survey couples today, around 15-20% of them will say they met their partner online through a dating site. It's more common than ever. People are able to see the person's photo and profile before they ever meet them, thus insuring that they are compatible.
Even though it's called BlackGradDate.com, it is for everyone who wants to join. Their mission is to serve as the premier black dating site for professionals. The members of this site are looking for meaningful relationships. They have free dating tips on their blog and feature some of the members on the homepage. People on the site are free to write about themselves and express the kinds of people who interest them. This makes for better connections when someone does reach out to them.
If you are a shy professional, this dating site can be great for you as you navigate the dating world at your own pace. You can take your time. Email the people when you are ready and not feel the rush of a bar or club encounter. When you become a part of an online dating site you want to feel that it is ok to go at your own pace.
Meeting professionals of your own caliber is important to many women. They want to meet people that they do not directly work with, yet has similar status. BlackGradDate.com can be a leader in all of this. If you know who and what you are looking for, you can easily identify them and start making the connection online. You will not waste time talking with and meeting the wrong kind of person . This site gives you the ability to laser-focus on exactly what type of relationship you want to have. You can concentrate on finding the kind of person you can have a long-term relationship with.
Internet based dating is very popular. There is no reason not to use BlackGradDate.com to find the person of your dreams. The person with all the personality traits that you want could be just one click away. The person who fulfills your physical requirements is within reach when you use online dating. You can send your message to your new prospective date, today on BlackGradDate.com
Branding Strategies for Small Businesses
August 9, 2010 by Dr. Letitia Wright
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One of the most important portions of your business plan as a small business should be your branding strategy if you want to see an increase in sales and revenue. How are people going to recognize you and set you apart from your competitors? It all starts with branding…
1. Don't obsess over your logo design. You would hardly choose Google over Yahoo simply based on their logo, so don't spend too much time harping on your logo design. Yes, a professional logo is important, but it will rarely ever dramatically boost your sales. Still, this logo needs to be included on every single piece of your communication so that people can start to tie your logo with your company.
2. Create a blog. In order for customers to start to recognize you online, it is important to have a blog for updates, news, and information about your business. This is true for ANY type of business, and even better, blogs often jump to the top of the search engine results temporarily so that it makes it easier for people to find you online.
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How to be the Favourite SisterMature
A story scene I wrote that could possibly be the basis of a new novel. Main protagonist's gender is somewhat debatable, because I'm not sure of it myself. For now we'll just say they're genderfluid, okay?
"And then!" My brother laughs, "The squirrel ran away with my underpants!"
My absolute ass of a brother has the family just roaring with laughter. He's Merri, the oldest, and also the family favorite. He's outgoing, funny, in the military, the ideal first son.
I hate him.
My family's house is so elegant; soaring cathedral ceilings, hardwood flooring, and white furniture. The floorplan is very open, so that mom can supervise everybody from the kitchen, so we're all sitting in the family room gathered around the fireplace.
Jada, the youngest, wrestles on the rug, with the second youngest, Jaxin, both of them screaming like banshees. Tawny sits at the adult table, talking with our Aunt about the recent politics, acting like a queen, even though she's really pretty annoying.
She's mom's favorite, because none of her sisters had girls, none of her friends had girls, and to make things better, mom has two of them. Tawny just happened to be the first born girl. A bit of a treasure, like finding a sand dollar, or something.
I stare down into my small glass of whiskey, swirling it around. This is the only way to survive a family gathering, even though, in my heart of hearts, I know I shouldn't have it.
I'm about to down it, when my brother, Bayard, sits on the arm of my chair.
"I don't think it'll talk to you, Tyto," He smiles.
"Thanks, Bayard," I say.
"Merri sure does have everyone laughing," he says, leaning close to my ear, and whispering, "I think he even made Tawny smile a little bit,"
"I do, too," I whisper back to him.
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Hello! is the project turbine still active? we use turbine since 2.2, migrated to 2.3 and for me it seemed that turbine wasn't very active since 2.3. the development of 3 is going since 2003 i think but today i cannot find any information regarding turbine 3 on the website. was turbine 3 cancelled in favor of 2.4, is turbine 2.4 scheduled to be finished in 2007? could the effort of creating a 'Documentation to promote turbine' be seen as an indicator that 2.4 is soon to be finished? another question: how difficult will it be to migrate from 2.3 to 2.4? migrating from 2.2 to 2.3 was not very easy even though there are a short howto located in the turbine wiki. however, a good, accurate and up-to-date documentation is a very good idea. chris Thomas UNG wrote: >Hi Jürgen and all, > >Few quick questions about release 2.4M2 after a quick overview. Please >correct me if I am wrong. > >The big changes seem to be: > - "RunData" replace by "ServerData" > - "Backported the Pipeline from Turbine 3 to Turbine 2.4" > - "dir /extensions change to removes all the nasty logic required to >code generate the torque objects" > - "The cache, crypto, localization, intake, factory, and mimetype >services have now been deprecated in favor of the Fulcrum versions as well." > - "DirectResponseLayout" > >When I started to look at class org.apache.turbine.util.ServerData, the >changes have been made in Dec 2004!! 2 years old! I am just surprising >and don't really understand why it takes so long. I don't know the >history of turbine but I will really appreciate some explainations by >anyone! > >Then my second and last question for today will be who is still working >on 2.4? Probably the active users in >http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRB? Also what is the difference >between M1 and M2 >http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/turbine/turbine-2.4-M1/changes-report.html > >Do we have a > >http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/turbine/turbine-2.4-M2/changes-report.html > > >Best Regards, >Thomas > >PS: last remark, the release doc >(http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/turbine/turbine-2.4-M1/index.html) is >really out of date! > > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com >For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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With a slow creaking groan the door swung open, the stocky form of Beth outlined by the light from behind. "Ah, I thought I'd heard something from down here" she said as she descended ponderously into the cellar.
Reaching the bottom of the stairs Beth moved towards Dawn and glared down at her huddled form, eyes narrowed "Get up" she said, emphasising the demand with a nudge of her foot.
As Dawn struggled to her feet she saw someone else descend the stairs, squinting to see past the glaring light from the doorway assaulting her eyes she saw the emaciated figure of the village vicar, Father Wilkes. Had it been almost anyone else she may have felt relief but the priest had always seemed to her to be a strange and foreboding figure whose presence seemed to radiate a mix of hidden mockery and cruelty that no one else seemed aware of.
"Hello Dawn, I hear from your dear step-mother that you've been causing trouble again" Father Wilkes said as he looked at her from his deeply sunken eyes.
"Oh yes, just like usual, I do hope you can help me deal with her like we discussed before her father returns. It would be so nice to have a peaceful home for him to come back to" Beth said.
"I'm sure there is something we can do to help this poor disturbed child, while it is hard to fight against the bad blood in her, with the right methods i am certain we can make her a nice obedient girl" He replied, the corner of his mouth twitching as though trying to hold back a mocking smirk all the while looking at Dawn with his dark glinting eyes.
Anger at the things they were saying and implying stoking Dawns courage she glared up at them. "I'm not disturbed and i've done nothing wrong, she's the one who needs help" she said pointing at Beth.
With a growl Beth moved forward, hand raised to strike her only for it to be intercepted by the vicar. "Now now, don't let her provoke her, striking her won't help just now. I think the first step is to starve some of the attitude out of her" he said.
Visibly calming herself Beth looked at him and said "Yes yes, your right of course, lets see how she likes a day or two down here alone with no food"
Turning she started up the stairs after one last malice filled look at Dawn.
"I shall join you shortly, I just need a little word with Dawn first" Father Wilkes said without looking at Beth.
Once they were alone he approached Dawn and crouched down. As he looked her over he gently stroked her cheek and whispered "Oh you poor little thing, you should be thankful that I am here to help you fight the taint of your dirty mothers blood" "I am so glad Beth asked for my help, I do enjoy helping girls like yourself" he finished with a rasping chuckle.
As he was about to rise to stand and leave he stopped suddenly with a low gasp as he saw the pendant hanging around her neck.
Grasping her chin he forced Dawn to meet his glaring eyes "where did you get that?"
Trembling with fear and cold "I found it in the woods" Dawn replied.
"Does anyone else know of it? Did you put it round your neck yourself?" He said.
Dawn could only nod as tears dripped down her face.
Eyes staring deep into hers he seemed to be almost searching for something within her when suddenly he let out a bark of laughter and released her.
Rising to his full height with a twisted smile on his lips, he shook his head.
"Hmph, well I was not expecting to see one of those again, the others must be told" he said to himself.
Turning away he strode up the stairs without a backwards glance slamming and latching the door behind him, leaving Dawn alone in the dark, cold cellar wondering just what he meant and where he recognised the pendant from.


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Eve Ensler + Salma Hayek: "Valentine's Day is stupid."
EVE ENSLER of The Vagina Monologues brings us her equally provocative and politically charged memoir, Insecure at Last: Losing It in Our Security-Obsessed World. That would be a post-9/11 where, awash in Code Red security precautions, she weaves her personal history of an abusive childhood with stories of other women — Afghanis forced into burkas, female prisoners in upstate New York.
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Nora Ephron: Rocking the '80s 'do
Q: Can they be friends? A: NO.
We have no idea how many times we've seen . . . When Harry Met Sally. Seven? Fifty? Does it matter? Woody Allen may have perfected the romantic comedy, but Nora Ephron revamped the genre into chick-flick status — and there are a million single girls who love her for it.