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MONTREAL, QC (rushPRnews) 09/23/10 — – Loopycube, a developer of massively multiplayer games for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, is launching Go Native!, a question competition game. The game is expected to be available in Apple's App Store bySeptember 23, 2010. Go Native! allows 8 to 30 players to compete simultaneously in a race to get to Princess Mango. No mere trivia game, Go Native! forces players to think like their opponents when responding to fun cultural questions (fill-in-the-blank and multiplechoice). Players only advance if they succeed in predicting what the majority answer is. The first players to reach the last island are the winners and receive bonus points ("coconuts"and "mangoes"). Gameplay changes on each "island," further enhancing the fun.
Go Native! features beautiful original artwork and music created in-house exclusively for the game. The game provides casual yet addictive gameplay with other iPhone / iPodtouch players around the world, in real-time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, thanks to a hosting server infrastructure that can handle hundreds of games at once.The Go Native! game will be available for a low introductory price of $0.99 for a limited time only. Regular price will be $2.99.
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|Barton Ii, Franklin
Submitted to: Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 12/15/2003
Publication Date: 2/20/2004
Citation: Kays, S.E., Barton Ii, F.E. Energy from fat determined by near-infrared reflectance spectroscopy. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 52(6): 1669-1674. 2004. Interpretive Summary: Near infrared(NIR) spectroscopy represents a rapid and accurate method of measuring constituents of materials without requiring extensive sample preparation, nor creating chemical waste. A considerable advantage of NIR spectroscopy as an analytical technique is the ability to quantitatively determine several constituents of a product simultaneously. Previous work has demonstrated that NIR reflectance spectroscopy can be used to predict total dietary fiber, protein, fat, gross energy and utilizable energy, rapidly and accurately, in a wide range of cereal products. The objective of the study was to investigate the potential of NIR to determine the energy derived from fat in diverse cereal products. It was found that NIR models could be developed to predict the amount of energy from fat per gram of product and the percent of energy from fat. Statistics indicated that all NIR models provided accurate prediction of energy derived from fat in a aset of independent validation samples. The study 1) shows that the time required for the analysis of energy in cereal products can be drastically reduced using NIR and 2) has expanded the potential of NIR for the rapid evaluation and monitoring of most macro nutrients on the nutrition label.
Technical Abstract: The potential of NIR spectroscopy for the evaluation of energy derived from fat was explored in diverse cereal products. Using NIR reflectance spectra (1104-2494 nm) obtained with a NIRSystems 6500 scanning monochromator and reference values for energy obtained from Soxlet analysis of fat using a conversion factor of nine kcal per g of fat to calculate fat energy, a modified partial least squares model was developed for the prediction of calories derived from fat per g sample. The SECV and multiple coefficient of determination for prediction of kcal from fat per g sample (n=51) were 0.103 kcal and 0.97, respectively, and the standard error of performance, coefficient of determination, bias and slope using an independent validation set (n=55) were 0.076 kcal, 0.99, 0.004 kcal and 0.99, respectively. Similar accuracy was obtained for prediction of the percent of calories derived from fat in a product. Statistics derived for all models indicate that NIR spectroscopy provides a rapid and accurate method for the prediction of energy derived from fat in cereal foods.

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2008 Environmental Excellence Award Winners
The Environmental Excellence Awards Program aims to recognize businesses and non-profit organizations in Washtenaw County that provide leadership in environmental stewardship in the areas of water quality protection, waste reduction and recycling, and pollution prevention. Winners not only comply with environmental regulations, but they also implement innovative practices to protect our environment.To commemorate National Pollution Prevention Week, Washtenaw County was pleased to recognize the following local businesses and institutions for their demonstrated environmental leadership by presenting the 2008 Annual Environmental Excellence Awards at the October 15, 2008 Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners Meeting:
2008 Environmental Excellence Overall Winner: VA Ann Arbor Health Care SystemThe VA Healthcare System located on Fuller Road in Ann Arbor was established in 1953 and serves 158,000 veterans living in a 15-county area of Michigan and northwest Ohio. The hospital maintains 98 acute care beds and 40 extended care beds. The VA Healthcare System practices many environmentally-sound activities, including: all catch basins are marked with the Dump No Waste message and are regularly maintained; fats, oils and grease from food preparation is properly disposed and recycled; Proper Disposal of Drugs and Personal Care Products brochures are distributed to staff and patients; environmental rounds are conducted weekly; and deicers are applied with sensitivity to temperature for conservative usage.
2008 Excellence in Water Quality Protection Winner: Fox Hills Golf and Conference Center
Among the many environmental activities practiced at Fox Hills,
highlights include: the course is a certified Audubon sanctuary;
voluntary water quality monitoring takes place on Fleming Creek; all
site catch basins are labeled with the Dump No Waste - Drains to Stream
message; least hazardous products are identified and used whenever
possible; irrigation systems are regularly monitored; and they
are a member of the Michigan Turf Grass Environmental Stewardship
Program. Accepting the award for Foxhills Golf and Conference Center
was President Kathy Aznavorian and Course Superintendent Eric Niemur.
2008 Excellence in Water Quality Protection Honorable Mention: Howard Cooper, Inc.
Howard Cooper is located in Ann Arbor and is an Audi, Porsche, Honda and Volkswagen Dealer. The dealership has incorporated many water quality protection activities at its site, including: a dedicated wash bay; an approved storm water detention pond planting plan; and heated pavement to reduce deicer use. Jason Brinkman accepted the award on behalf of Howard Cooper, Inc.
2008 Excellence in Water Quality Protection Honorable Mention: Kramer-Triad Management, Inc.- Tower Plaza
Many water quality protection practices occur at this very urban site, some of which includee: dry sweeping methods on all exterior pavements; no pressure washing is employed; equipment is fluid drained and winter stored; and Proper Disposal of Drugs and Personal Care Products brochures were distributed to all 297 residents of the Tower. Jan Bradley of Kramer-Triad Management, Inc. accepted the award on behalf of Tower Plaza.
2008 Excellence in Waste Reduction and Recycling
Winner: Washtenaw Woodwrights
This residential home remodeler not only includes Green Design into additions for customers, but also: use insulation made with old blue jeans; use formaldehyde-free cabinets; recycle all inert materials on the jobsite; and incorporate natural lighting in additions to reduce artificial lighting needs.
2008 Excellence in Waste Reduction and Recycling Honorable Mention: Ypsilanti Food Co-Op
Since 1975, the Co-Op has provided locally grown and organic foods. They also have incorporated several waste reduction techniques in their store, come of which include: installing wood shelving made from trees destroyed by the emerald ash borer; installing additional solar panels to eliminate the need for electricity from the grid for their bakery; providing free compost for customers; recycling all containers; and providing incentives for customers who use reusable bags.
2008 Excellence in Pollution Prevention Winner: Kunststoff-Technik Scherer & Trier USA, Inc.
Some of the environmentally-sound activities at this plastic injection molding facility in Saline include: recovery of machine oil for recycling; including an environmental orientation for all new employees; recirculation of cooling water from machines to heat the facility; and waste plastic materials are sent for blending into carpet manufacturing.
Learn more about:
Waste Knot Program: Provides community-wide recognition and organization-based technical assistance and education to businesses, schools, governmental agencies and non-profit organizations that demonstrate leadership in waste reduction and recycling to protect our environment and to improve their bottom line.
Community Partners for Clean Streams: Community Partners for Clean Streams is a cooperative effort between the Washtenaw County Drain Commissioner's Office and Washtenaw County businesses and institutions with a common goal to promote business practices that protect Washtenaw County's watersheds and waterways.
Pollution Prevention Program: The Pollution Prevention Program is responsible for inspecting facilities that store, manufacture, or use hazardous, toxic, or polluting materials. Inspectors ensure that facilities utilize and dispose of hazardous materials properly, thereby preventing environmental contamination. This program operates in accordance with the Washtenaw County Pollution Prevention Regulation.


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James Charles Boggio
[auth] Jim "Spiderman" "Spider" Boggio, of Dexter, passed away on May 21, 2013, east of Artesia.
He was born on July 22, 1958, in Livingston, Mont., to Matthew Boggio, who preceded him in death, and Laura Barrett-Brest, of Fairview, N.C., who survives him. Jim married his best friend Carolyn Crotzer-Boggio on April 20, 2013.
Jim was known for never meeting a stranger and had many friends all across the country and around the world, through his service during the Vietnam War. His interests were motorcycles, blues music, family and friends. He is survived by a stepmother Elizabeth Quinn, of Dickson, Tenn.; sisters, Laura Day Lopez, of Clint, Texas, and Stacey Sordahl, of Fairview; daughter Sarah Boggio, of Atlanta; stepdaughters Joni Beckham, of Bethel, Alaska, and Tayni Crockett, of Artesia; stepgrandchildren, Kyler, Kayla and Kennedy Beckham; and many other family and friends. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m., Friday, May 24, 2013, at Anderson-Bethany Funeral Home & Crematory, with Don Johnston officiating.
Please take a moment to share your thoughts and memories with the family in the online registry book at andersonbethany.com.
Services are under the direction of Anderson-Bethany Funeral Home and Crematory.
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|Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings (2009)
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|Spider-Man: Web of Shadows - Amazing Allies Edition (2008)
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|Over the Hedge: Hammy Goes Nuts! (2006)
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Elven Legacy - Review @ Gamepex
Gamepex writes in about their review of Elven Legacy, which sports a score of 70% (and, oddly, a screen "borrowed" from IGN). They criticse the dull tutorial levels and settle for the "you'll like it if you like this sort of thing" summary:
That is not to say the game is disappointing. Fans of the fantasy war game subgenre should be pleased with the overall quality and depth of strategy inherent to Elven Legacy. For those who appreciate more realistic war games, as I do, Elven Legacy is a great distraction while your latest copy of Empire Total War streams at snail's pace off of Steam's servers. The game also lacks a definitive multi-player feature. Sure, the option is on the title screen, but there is no one on the Elven Legacy server looking for action. Those searching for a completely immersive Fantasy RPG war game may want to look somewhere else. Getting past the game's opening bugs is a difficult undertaking. However, if you are a more casual gamer who can appreciate a game for what it is, rather than what it's not, Elven Legacy can be the perfect escape from your work, your nagging parents, your dog that craps everywhere, or those younger versions of you that live in your house and keep referring to you as "Daddy I'm hungry."
Information aboutElven Legacy
SP/MP: Single + MP
Setting: Fantasy
Genre: Strategy-RPG
Platform: PC
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California Department of Insurance
The California Department of Insurance is dedicated to providing insurance for all California State Residents. They regulate and provide licences to insurance companies, agents, and brokers and hold the authority of how insurance businesses conduct themselves.
Their website provides information for businesses, agents, or brokers on how to obtain a licence and legal information. They also offer seniors information on health insurance benefits, long term health care, and information on insurance policies before purchasing insurance.
The department not only works in health insurance but also auto, and residential insurance. If you would like more information or want to learn about the licensing process you can visit their website www.insurance.ca.gov.


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Having a baby isn't easy. Having a baby and owning a small business at the same time — now that's really tough. Chances are you have no HR department to coddle you, no second-in-command who can pick up the slack while you're out, and no paid time off at all — after all, you're paying yourself.
And yet taking maternity leave when you're running the show can still be done.
Preparation, of course, is critical. Here are a few steps to get ahead.
1) Start preparing your employees several months in advance.
The catch with babies? You never know when they will arrive. You also don't know if, mid-way through your pregnancy, you will run into complications that will force you on to bed rest, limit your mobility, or even land you in the hospital.
Even if you don't plan on taking a long maternity leave, your employees need to know the projects they need to tackle and their priorities while you are away. You should also introduce your next-in-command to key contacts, whether they are clients, partners, or other employees. There will be (likely many) times when you won't be able to attend a meeting, so your partners and customers need to feel comfortable working with other members of your staff.
One mom CEO even set up a code word so that when her employees emailed her, she knew which messages were urgent and which tasks she should respond to first. Employees will need to know that they can reach you when you are especially needed.
2) Research and hire child care.
Every new mom has said it: "I'm sure I can get some work done while the baby is napping." And yes, newborns sleep up to 16 hours a day. But many new moms forget that they'll be sleeping themselves for many of those 16 hours, and even when the baby's down, there are plenty of other tasks to get done too, like laundry, cleaning, and dealing with the rest of your life. Babies are also unpredictable and you will need an extra set of hands for the times you need to meet a client in person, hop on an important call, or finish a project.
It takes time to research daycare centers and interview nannies to find one you feel comfortable with. Some places will also require you to be added to a wait list, so it is best to start your research as soon as you know you are pregnant.
3) Establish your own space.
If you work from home, you should establish a defined space for you to work in uninterrupted. One of the luxuries of working from home is the ability to pop in and play with your child during some downtime and to cut the time needed to commute back and forth between your home and your office. But you also need a place to step away to when it's required.
4) Consider outsourcing.
Services such as Elance can help you find an extra hand with bookkeeping, web design, and other contract work. In Boston and the San Francisco Bay Area, you can also hire runners through TaskRabbit to take care of items on your to-do list, from picking up dry cleaning to walking your dog. There are also meal preparation and grocery delivery services available. While these certainly add to your expenses, they also free up time for you to focus on your business.
5) Join a mothers' group.
Find other mothers who also work or own a business. They will be your support system as you navigate the new world of parenting and working simultaneously.
6) Go easy on yourself.
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Hey guys. I've got a 99 1.8T with 130k+ miles on it. My CHECK ENGINE light has been on, steady, for months; mechanic tells me I need a new catalytic converter, and I've just been putting it off.
The other day, though, as I was driving around a curve, my OIL LIGHT beeped and flashed red. I panicked for a few seconds about whether or not I could make it to work like that (I was about a mile away) and after about five seconds, it went out.
I figured maybe I had a low oil situation, so I checked it out later, after it had a good hour to cool down, and there was plenty of oil on the dipstick.
About five days later now, and it started again, only on flat, level roads, again on my way to work. This time it happened about four separate times during my commute, for between about 3 and 15 seconds each time.
I'm pretty broke these days and not looking to either spend money on the car (hence the cat not being replaced) or on expensive repairs. Any thoughts what this could be? I'm pretty nervous, obviously.


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i recently upgraded my tuning computer and so im putting this one up for sale.
what it is:
Dell Latitude L400 / 12" screen / p3 700mhz processor / 256 ram / 40 gig Hard Drive / External 8x CD-Burner (no internal rom drive)
what it comes with:
computer, rom drive, 2 docking stations (so it can be hooked up like a desktop), 2 power supplies, fresh install of windows xp, and office 2003
no granted it isnt the best laptop in the world, but if you were like me i had my real expensive and big (alienware m7700) laptop and its difficult to tune with a laptop like that. so thats why i got this one. its small and compact and has excellent battery life. all i did with it was tuning and random internet. no internal wireless but does have a slot for a pcmcia wireless adapter card. it has been an asset to me since i got it. great way to start into open source tuning!!!!
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2 years ago, when Joomla 1.5 was still alive, I made my last template. My work took a different direction since then and I lelf Joomla. But…
Now I would like to catch up what is lost.
There are several responsive frameworks for Joomla 3.x. My question is wich one of them is the most intuitive and friendly for designers:
1. Gantry
3. (pure) Bootstrap
4. ?
When I was working with J1.5 Gantry was full of half-baked code, T3 used to work perfectly with K2, but K2 itself was a CSS hell. Bootstrap did not exist. What is your advice?
With all respect, I don't know nothing about those frameworks and coding. You can get a real feedback if you ask in TF or CC. Here we are mostly designers.
I would say it depends on what you're after is it for multipurposes or just simple one (or three) page(s) blog/portfolio template.
If only for simple one, I'd prefer 'no-framework' framework as I might don't need so much module positions, color options, fonts, layout builder etc..
but if you're look after for multipurpose kinda template, a framework would be better.
I like Helix but the documentation a bit outdated (was…not sure now…not check it yet) and it's a little bit hard to change the layout output as we want. T3 also could be a choice…
Thank you!
I post this thread here not coincidentally. I am a designer too, not a coder, and I would like to know what do other designers think.
I just want to change my web portfolio and become more blog-active. And because I like Joomla freedom, I'm asking for other designer's opinions.
... going to check what Helix can do
Helix is good enough. Thank you for mentioning it!
Yeap that's why many authors prefer to use it…as it's template parameters/options could be higher the price a little bit
2 days after my first touch to Helix, I am in love with it! It is excellent!
Warp frame is very nice,But it is very old now Warp 7 dose not realsed yet for developer also.
We are using Gantry and Helix. But helix2 is really amazing. The people specially the team made it really nice. Very easy to work and customize.We also can contribute their documentation. We already made some documentation on helix. Hope we will give that to the team to publish on their blog. But my advice is to use Helix2. Thanks
Hi, we are the creator of Helix V2 Framework. Right now we are working hard for the documentation. Well, we are a small team and appreciate anyone contribution for the documentation.
If anyone really wants to contribute ( Thanks ThemeRox ) then I can create a Skype group where we can discuss more on this.
Note: We are also working for some new features for the developers ( Specially for TF authors ).
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26 June 2017 18:17
AN AVID dancer and dedicated teacher died an accidental death, an inquest heard.
Jacqueline Sabrina Little, of Hampton Fields, Oswestry, was described by her brother Julian Morrison-Little as a "doer" who "rose to the top" and had a love of dance.
The 59-year-old died at the home she shared with her father and it was he who found her body on the morning of April 5, just weeks before she was due to go on holiday to Spain.
"She was really looking forward to it," Mr Morrison-Little told the inquest.
"She loved Tango dancing and had a few events in the diary for the year ahead.
"She did three times more with her life than me and I do pretty well myself."
Ms Little spent much of her life teaching but was also a marketing executive for a time.
Her brother admitted she had a problem with alcohol but was very "secretive" about it.
"She was always seeking something else," he added.
"She had her troubles but thought she was on the up.
"I believe it was just a very sad accident."
A post mortem found Ms Little had left ventricular hypertrophy, thickening of the heart tissue, which Shropshire coroner John Ellery said was "most likely alcohol related" and a high level of alcohol appeared in her blood and urine.
He told Mr Morrison-Little: "I've heard no evidence at all that your sister intended to harm herself" and recorded a verdict of accidental death which he ruled was the "unintended consequence of a deliberate act" of drinking.
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Here's a listing of the Unicode names (which are the modern Greek names, I
believe) for diacriticals in the Extended Greek range and the analogous
English *common* names of the Greek accents:
acute = oxia
grave = varia
circumflex = perispomeni
iota subscript = ypogegrammeni
smooth breathing = psili
rough breathing = dasia
diaresis = dialytika
"Tonos" is the Greek word for accent. The letters with "tonos" in the basic
Greek block are called that because all accented Greek characters in modern
Greek script use the same accent - and that is the acute.
The following diacriticals are not used in typeset Greek text, but only in
dictionaries and other books where learners need to be given the length of
alpha, iota, and epsilon (omicron and epsilon are of course always short;
and omega and eta are of course always long, so one would never need the
macron or breve over the other four vowels, even in dictionary listings):
macron = macron
vrachy = breve
The basic Greek block also includes letters that are not used in Classical
Attic (Stigma, Digamma, Qoppa, Sampi, Yot), except that some are used as
numerals, and a number of characters that are only used in Coptic
(post-hieroglyphic Egyptian: Dei, Shei, Fei, Khei, Hori, Shima) and are
derived from the demotic Egyptian script. Also do not use the "symbol"
versions of Greek letters.
Ano teleia is the semicolon (a raised dot). I imagine that the capitals with
diaresis are there for text that's in all capitals but is accented.
Note that ancient, biblical and Byzantine Greek all use the polytonic
version of the script, and modern Greek uses the monotonic (in effect, only
uses the acute accent).
I've been working for some time on an online resource for using Unicode with
ancient Greek, but it's not yet in finished form.
It is VERY important to follow Marco Cimarosti's suggestion to look at the
normalization forms chart.
Patrick Rourke
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marco Cimarosti" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "Unicode List" <email@example.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 3:10 AM
Subject: RE: Greek questions, on- and off-topic
> > My Greek textbook has acute, grave, and circumflex (called by
> > those names),
> > but I'm not sure what these correspond to in the Greek and
> > Greek Extended
> > blocks (there seem to be many more diacriticals than those).
> > Is there an on-line guide somewhere?
> There are in fact other diacritics used in Greek in addition to the three
> accents:
> - Dieresis or dialytica (also used in modern spelling)
> - Spiritus asper (romanized with an "h") and spiritus levis
> - Subscript iota (to show an unpronounced etymological "i")
> - Macron and breve (only used in grammar books and dictionaries)
> - Apostrophe (admitting it can be called a diacritic)
> - and something else that I am forgetting, probably...
> To know which Unicode code points should be used for these diacritics, the
> handiest thing is to look up the canonical decompositions in the
> UnicodeData.txt database, both in the basic Greek block (U+03xx) and in
> extended block (U+1Fxx). The canonical decomposition field is the data
> after the 5th semicolon on each line.
> _ Marco
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STEVEN AND HEATHER'S WEDDINGNovember, 2007 in Greenville
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- Cakes/Candies Vendor: Candy Catering
- DJ: Life of the Party
- Cakes/Candies Vendor: Kathy and Co
- Florist: Memories by McMillan
- Coordinator: Willrich Bridal
- Photographer: Photography by Dennis
- Ceremony: Northgate Baptist Church
- Reception: Reception
Cakes/Candies Vendor:
Candy CateringGreenville, SC, USA
"Lori did a wonderful job setting up and decorating a candy buffet. I used this as favors for my guest and it was a great hit, everyone loved it and it looked fabulous. 5 stars"
Cakes/Candies Vendor:
Kathy and Co239 Sandalwood Drive
Easley, SC 29640, USA
"Kathy was absolutely fantastic. She has wonderful cakes that taste great and the look of her cake was exactly what I wanted. After the reception, there was hardly any cake left. Which says a lot about the quality of the cake.She is actually 5 stars, but it would not let me click 5 stars."
Willrich Bridal129 Greenapple Way
Simpsonville, SC 29681, USA
"5 stars for Susan and her team. Without her and her team things would not have run as smoothly as they did. She did a wonderful job and may the day of the wedding very easy for me. I knew everything would be set up and everything would be taken care of."
Life of the Party5 Stream Run Ct
Greenville, SC, United States
"Ray Alexander was wonderful.They were a great company. 5 stars"
Memories by McMillanGreenville, SC, USA
(864) 244-1237
"Dave was excellent and his flowers were beautiful. He did a great job and was very helpful on deciding what needed to be place where and exactly where all the flowers went."
Photography by DennisGreenville, SC, USA
"DO NOT USE THIS PHOTOGRAPHER. We had our engagement pics taken and they were horrible. We thought they would be better in their own studio in their own lighting, however the day of the bridal portrait, they called and were over an hour late. The pictures turned out horrible as well. I ended up firing them a month before the wedding. They are not worth the money and their pictures are not worth looking at. Don't believe their website, I don't think they took the pictures on it, someone else did."
Northgate Baptist Church633 Summit Dr
Greenville, SC, USA
(864) 242-3805
"Love this church. I grew up in this church and could not have thought of another place to be married in."
ReceptionThe Pkwy
Greenville, SC 29615, US
"Joelle and her staff were excellent. The Marriott catered to all of our needs and treated us and our guest wonderfully. Would definetly recommend to anyone"


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You would be wrong.
The story of Wendell Baker is actually a stupid, dull, and uneventful one. The bulk of it is dedicated to the romance between Luke Wilson (as Baker) and Eva Mendes, though there are also various sections involving a fake I.D. scam, a stint in prison, and a retirement home scheme led by Owen Wilson and Eddie Griffin. None of these are particular interesting, with the romance in particular waning behind terrible dialogue and an embarrassing performance by Mendes (who isn't really to blame, since I don't know much of anyone who could've elevated the material).
The only reason the picture doesn't completely fall apart is courtesy of Luke Wilson's natural charm, also conveyed nicely by Owen Wilson (who has a decidedly smaller role). The other familiar faces (Eddie Griffin, Kris Kristofferson, and even Will Ferrell) offer nothing other than a moment where you say to yourself, "Oh look, it's [insert person's name here]!"
Instead of acting as a highlight, the several comedic gags feature the film at its most inane, offering up more to groan at than laugh at. In one early scene, Luke Wilson enters an isolated restroom and uses the urinal, where a little boy stands beside and pisses on his shoe. Without even zipping up his fly, Wilson picks the boy out to help him reach the urinal, and then out comes blundering an obese hulk of a dad in overalls screaming about what this evil man is doing to his son. Then Wilson gets punched. None of this remotely pertains to the plot at hand, so apparently it's just there to make the audience laugh. Like the rest of the comedy, it fails spectacularly.
Figuring out how WENDELL BAKER actually got past the pre-production stage is as easy as looking at the credits; written by Luke Wilson, directed by Andrew and Luke Wilson, and starring Luke and Owen Wilson. Had somebody who wasn't a firmly established face in the film industry attempted to make this movie, it would have been rejected by page 10 of the script. I personally like Luke Wilson as an actor, but as he clearly proves here, he's no filmmaker. Looks like its Owen (who co-wrote BOTTLE ROCKET, RUSHMORE, and THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS) who got the creative genes in that family.
Audio Commentary (with Luke Wilson): This track lists co-director Andrew Wilson as being an additional participant, but he barely has anything to say. It's just as well, too, seeing as how Luke doesn't seem to have much to say either. A dull, uneventful commentary.
Afternoon at Luke's (21:25): The most interesting of the special features, this cool bonus item has Luke and Andrew Wilson talking with the film's two old "cooze hounds," Harry Dean Stanton and Seymour Cassel. They discuss their lives, careers, views on life, and so on.
Making Wendell Baker: On Location with Wilsons (13:35): A short but informative making-of featurette, with praise-filled interviews and on-set footage.
Deleted Scenes (9:50): There are 8 excised/extended scenes, some of which are marginally decent.
Also included is the film's Theatrical Trailer, a Photo Gallery, a Music Video entitled "I'm Gonna Live Forever" by Billy Joe Shaver, and a bunch of Previews.
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Laundry Room Addition Completed
Well, this morning I passed the final inspection for my Laundry Room addition in the basement. The Laundry Room on the main floor is too cramped for the washer and dryer, plus walking in and out. My wife wanted to convert it to a mudroom, so a new laundry room was required. Plus, this got to let me start on the basement. Phase 2 will begin in a few months, which will be the rest of the basement - minus the bathroom, that's phase 3.
I started this project on October 25th - exactly 4 months from start to final inspections.
Day 0 pictures of where the Laundry Room will be.
Framing begins
No shots included of plumbing or rough electric. I ran all the electric in 20a circuits with 12/2 (except for the electric dryer). Hot and cold water were ran with 3/4 and 1/2 cpvc. Water and DWV was ran for the washer, a utility sink, and what will be the bar sink for phase 2.
5 new circuits:
I also built in some expandability so that I can install a direct vent fireplace in phase 2 without having to disassemble anything again.
Rough inspections were passed at this point.
Here is the completed insulation and vapor barrier, which everyone told me was unnecessary. I still included it. This shot is of the future "bar area," which was only finished at this time because all the wires were passing through that wall and needed protection.
A few shots of the Laundry room, now in drywall.
^^^Utility closet. Will have a tub sink.
^^^This will lead to the HVAC room/closet - right now it's just another opening until that room gets built.
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Finished, Primed, Painted.
Laying the floor: 13" tiles in a brick pattern. I got the tiles from a furniture outlet that was going out of business. $10/box cash, and the guy threw in a couple for free. I bought enough for this room and the old laundry room upstairs (which will now be a mudroom). Came out to $0.77/sqft. The tile is from Spain. The closest I could find to it in stores is over $5.00/sqft. That's a deal.
Framing out the windows:
Well, here it is. All "finished," inspected, and passed.
My helper, with dust on his nose:
The best part - final inspection tag:
Hopefully I'll get the washer and dryer in there this weekend, then we can figure out where we want cabinets/shelves. The line between the ceiling and the wall needs to be touched up, but that wasn't relevant to passing inspection. It's only less than perfect in my eyes, no-one else would probably notice. No negative comments at all on the inspection by either of the inspectors.
Here it is with stuff in it. We went to Ikea today to buy some organizational items. Unfortunately, we bought more than would fit well in this room without making it a cluster* - so some of the shelving we bought is not installed. It will either go in the garage or go back.
We purchased the island/cart thing for folding, the shelf-rail-mounted folding drying racks, and the wheeled hanging bar thing. It's up and running now, 2 loads of laundry done.
Unfortunately, we did something to the door/seal on the washing machine when we moved it, and it has developed a small drip (see towel on floor). I need to look into that a little more to figure out what the problem is.
Congratulations on a good job; just be careful moving the washer and dryer in there!
Good work!
Now updated with pictures of stuff in the room.
Great work. I really like the color you picked for the wall.
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I've been researching on the Internet and I came across the Audiocontrol Lc6i.. Now I've seen some threads where people installed it.. Can you please explain to me what that is and what it does and if I even need it... Sorry if I'm asking so many questions, I just want to install my system the correct way the first time... Thanks
The LC6i is a line output converter (high to low level) and line driver (increases the amplitude of the low level signal) in one single box. It is not needed for a HiFi system as the OEM outputs are low level and 5V balanced standard.
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Fuchs, "Religious Government and Human Rights"
Fuchs, Simon W., translator. Ḥoseyn ʿAlī Montaẓarī. "Religious Government and Human Rights (Ḥokūmat-e dīnī va ḥoqūq-e ensān)." Die Welt des Islams 52 (2012): 69–102.
This is a translation of Montaẓarī's discussion of the equality of all human beings within the boundaries of the shārīʿa. Montaẓarī extensively deals with questions relating to gender, apostasy, and transgressions of the divine law, advocating a rather restricted role of the religious government in commanding right and forbidding wrong. It covers pages 114–55 of the 1386 (2007/08) edition published by Sarāʾī in Tehran.


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Mr Audsley added that the company has little visibility beyond the January trading period, with a number of national advertisers adopting a ?wait and see? approach, causing softness in the ad market leading up to Christmas. Prime also says it faces challenging trading conditions; particularly in Canberra and Southern NSW, where the change of government and the Coalition?s announcement of public sector job cuts have hit the market hard. As a result, Prime is forecasting core net profit for the 2014 financial year of between $31 and $33 million, lower than last year?s $35.4 million.
On a more positive note, Prime has extended its affiliate agreement with the Seven Network ? owned by Seven West Media (SWM.AX) ? through to June 2019, although Prime says it is paying more under this agreement.
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Qui peut-on appeler aborigene? Les tests d'identite dans la loi Australienne / Who is Aboriginal? Tests of indigenous identity in Australian law
de Plevitz, Loretta (2008) Qui peut-on appeler aborigene? Les tests d'identite dans la loi Australienne / Who is Aboriginal? Tests of indigenous identity in Australian law. In Angleviel, F, Carter, D, Nedeljkovic, M, Votrain, K, & Wapp, E (Eds.) Proceedings of Concilliation et Reconciliation: Strategies dans le Pacifique / Proceedings of Conciliation and reconciliation: strategies in the Pacific, 7 - 8 December 2006, France, Le Havre.
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Here is a video of two police officers making an arrest. They are arresting another police officer. Of course, he knows all the right things to say and is trying to get out of the arrest.
Ya, I know it is a movie and ya, we all know the BG is going to try something. But the question is, say you confront a BG in your home. You tell him to put his hands where you can see them and he starts these diversion tactics to get at his weapon. You know what he is trying to do, but at what point is that final warning truly a final warning? When do you shoot when he is not obeying your instructions and you suspect/know he is going for a weapon?


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Spotify Invitation Workaround
Spotify, the popular European music service, is available in the US as of today. $5 and $10 subscriptions are available but the company is issuing free accounts by invitation only. Here is a Lifehacker suggested workaround, quite legal, for getting an "open" trial account without waiting for an invitation. The suggestion for requesting invitation got me one in a day. Note that when you do get a free account you have to put up with some ads. This or the $5 and $10 subscriptions is how the artists and publishers get paid.
Of course at the end of the day Spotify is just another music distribution service that suggests if music is cheap enough people will not steal it and share it illegally. On that front, note this article allowing ISPs to slow down or shut off your service if you share music illegally. About time. Stealing intellectual property is like stealing anything else. And just because something is on the internet does not mean you have rights to it.
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- Apr188:15am - 9:15amPilatesStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith Maren. Pilates is a mat-based conditioning routine that helps build flexibility and long, lean muscles, and strength and endurance in the legs, abdominals, arms, hips, and back.
- Apr1810amInformation Session & TourAdmission (Undergraduate), Session RoomJoin us for an opportunity to explore all that makes the W&M experience unique. {{http://www.wm.edu/admission/undergraduateadmission/visit/srm-event-registration,Register Now}}.
- Apr1811:15am - 11:45amMindfulness MeditationBlow Memorial Hall, Room 240Learn techniques and skills to be more present in the moment and enhance your self-awareness to help improve your emotional and physical wellness. Open to all students; no appointment necessary.
- Apr1812pm - 12:45pmFac/Staff BODYPUMPStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith instructor Beth.The original barbell class that strengthens your entire body.
- Apr1812pm - 12:50pmPhy Sci Noon Seminar (VIMS)VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom 326Rachel Sipler, VIMS Physical Sciences Department; "Bioavailability of tundra derived dissolved organic matter to coastal Arctic microbial communities: implications for a warming climate."
- Apr1812:30pmXenophobia and the Need for Immigrant RightsSadler Center, Tidewater BDepartments of Philosophy, Sociology and Latin American Studies Program Presents a Talk By Jose Jorge Mendoza (Worcester State University) Everyone Is Invited to Attend.
- Apr182:30pmInformation Session & TourAdmission (Undergraduate), Session RoomJoin us for an opportunity to explore all that makes the W&M experience unique. {{http://www.wm.edu/admission/undergraduateadmission/visit/srm-event-registration,Register Now}}.
- Apr184:15pm - 5:15pmBodyPumpStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioInstructors: Mary & Tarah
- Apr184:30pm - 5:20pmTRX Boot Camp Class SeriesStudent Recreation Center, MultipurposeWith instructor Katie,TRX Bootcamp will promise an intense workout that incorporates body weight strength training with our TRX bands paired with short bursts of high-intensity cardio that will strengthen and tone all the major muscle groups!
- Apr185pm - 7pmPlanning for Graduate Admissions TestsSwem Library, Writing Resources CenterThis workshop will focus on providing strategies and tips for studying for and taking graduate admissions tests.
- Apr185:15pm - 6:05pmBoot CampStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith fitness instructor Terry!
- Apr185:30pm - 6:20pmSpinningStudent Recreation Center, Multipurpose StudioWith instructor Remy, awesome music, motivation, and enthusiastic coaching leads participants through Spinning(TM) routines that are designed to simulate situations similar to cycling outdoors!
- Apr185:30pm - 6:30pmFlex MBA Information SessionWilliam & Mary Peninsula CenterLearn how to earn an MBA without interrupting your career.
- Apr185:30pm - 6:30pmHands-on YogaStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith instructors Sarah & Jess, this class will allow the participants the option of getting hands-on help to improve their yoga practice.
- Apr186pm - 7pmHazing Prevention Student Interest MeetingSadler Center, York RoomInterest Meeting for Students Interested in getting involved with Hazing Prevention at W&M
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- Apr186:30pm - 8pmBeyond the Bricks: From College to Career - Navigating Your New WorkplaceCohen Career Center, Presentation Rooms A&BThis is the second session of the Beyond the Bricks seminar series for Seniors.
- Apr186:45pm - 7:45pmBody CombatStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith Janice & Morgan, Body Combat is the empowering cardio workout where you are totally unleashed.
- Apr187pmOsprey in Chesapeake Bay: Ecological Shifts in a Changing EstuaryVIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh AuditoriumJoin Dr. Bryan Watts of the Center for Conservation Biology as he explores the world of the osprey. {{http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=dfaqgicab&oeidk=a07e7b4w84e73d0049b, Register.}}
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- Apr188pmGallery Players Spring ConcertBruton Parish CenterThe performance will feature music by Corelli, Zarvos and Dvorak.
- Apr188pmOpera Scene RecitalEwell Hall, Ewell Recital Hall
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- Apr17-Oct16Blockades, Books, and Bassinets: Children playing, learning, and surviving during the Civil WarSwem Library, Special Collections lobbyThrough materials like diaries, letters and photos, Blockades, Books, and Bassinets illustrates the lives of children of various ages, stages, and locations during this period. These are the stories of Charley, Willie, Nell, Lizzie, and many others.
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- Mar2110am-Apr185pmAndrews Gallery: Stephen Mohring: arborealAndrews Hall, Andrews GalleryAndrews Gallery and the Department of Art & Art History presents the work of sculptor Stephen Mohring March 21 - April 18, 2013. Mohring is also giving an artist's talk Thursday, March 21st at 4 p.m. in Andrews 101. A reception will follow.
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- Feb27-Aug26Jefferson Hall Fire: 30th AnniversarySwem Library, Case next to Tribe TutorZoneThrough photos and interviews, the Jefferson Hall Fire exhibit captures the devastating results of a fire that broke out in one of the College's dormitories in 1983.
- Feb6-Aug1Under the Shield: The Federal Occupation of the Historic TriangleSwem Library, Nancy Marshall Gallery, first floorThis exhibit explores the federal occupation of the Historic Triangle during the Civil War and its impact on area residents. Letters, newspaper articles and other items reveal a unified hope for the war to end, but with varied desired outcomes.
- Feb4-Aug13The Inevitable Present: Integration at William & MarySwem Library, Marshall Gallery (1st floor Rotunda) and Read & Relax areaIntegration at William & Mary was not achieved simply with the acceptance of the first students of color; instead it has been a decades-long process. A new exhibit at Swem Library traces the admission of some of the first W&M African American students.
- Mar26-Apr30Open Minds: An Exhibit of Psychology Department Faculty PublicationsSwem Library, Bright Gallery"Open Minds: An Exhibit of Psychology Department Faculty Publications" displays significant published works and awards won by this outstanding group of faculty members.
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Banjos in Brooklyn
A three-day banjo festival gets underway at Brooklyn's Jalopy Theater tonight.
WNYC's Janaya Williams has this preview:
The festival will showcase various styles of banjo music from African to Jazz. Historical memorabilia will also be on display, most of it from the collection of Brooklynite Shlomo Pestcoe, who calls himself a 'banjo-ologist.' He says New York was a major manufacturing center for the instrument in the 19th century, and even now, the distinctive twang of banjo music can be heard in almost every corner of the city.
'If you go into Caribbean neighborhoods you'll hear the banjo, if you go into Irish neighborhoods you'll hear the banjo, if you go into north African neighborhoods you'll hear the banjo. In Brooklyn, in Queens, wherever, you're going to hear banjo music,' Shlomo says.
For a full schedule of performances, workshops, and lectures visit the Jalopy Web site.
Below is a video featuring Pat Conte, host of the Secret Museum of the Air on WFMU, who will be performing tonight at the Banjo Roots Festival.
If you're looking for more banjo info, check out this feature on the legendary Pete Seeger, which aired on WNYC last May:
And late last year, Dr. Ralph Stanley was on The Leonard Lopate Show discussing his lengthy career and his recently published book.


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2009 Ford Escape - Consumer Review
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Vehicle2009 Ford Escape XLT 4dr SUV AWD (3.0L 6cyl 6A)
ReviewI bought my Escape used in June 2010.The Escape handles and accelerates well and has an overall powerful feeling. It was after 2 months of routine driving that I noticed the first problems. The transmission would hesitate when accelerating from a stop and jerk into gear. There was no noise and afterward the transmission was smooth. When it started doing this while making left turns through 4-way stops I decided to take it in and have it looked at. Turns out the transmission was failing to downshift from 2nd to 1st quick enough. A technical bulletin fixed this. I've also noticed that my MPG in winter are much worse than summer (2-4 mpg). Otherwise its a great SUV for the value.
Best FeaturesExcellent 4WD response. Great in snow and rain. Quick acceleration. Aesthetic value. Turning and handling responsivness.
Worst FeaturesTransmission leaves something to be desired. Improved computer control of downshifting and accelerator response time. Glare on the instrument panel during certain afternoon hours. Engine noise is kind of loud, but radio drowns it out.
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From your ID it doesn't look like you live in a northern state but if you do, that would explain your lower MPG in the winter. Gas companies use oxygenated fuel in the winter time for better combustion in automobile engines. The result is that it burns cleaner but you get less MPG's. 2-4 MPG lower in the winter time is typical.Report it
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Future Gluten-Free Pizza Could Be Baked in a BagBy
Here's the problem with ordering anything gluten-free at a restaurant: If it's not prepared on a separate surface, using separate equipment, the dish may have been contaminated with gluten. That lack of assurance is a major bummer for the roughly 3 million Americans with celiac disease and other gluten-avoidance conditions, particularly since these items are often priced at a premium. Exhibit one: pizza.
Here's how Stephen Hughes, chief executive of Boulder Brands, the maker of popular gluten-free labels such as Udi's and Glutino, explained the state of gluten-free pizza during an earnings call on Thursday:
"If you go to a lot of pizza chains today, I mean the economics of this are pretty interesting. Because they're up-charging the pizza—the gluten-free pizza crust $1, $2, $3 per pizza crust—per pizza. And they're saying, 'This is gluten-free pizza crust," but it's being cooked in a gluten-full oven. … Changing things in those restaurants—across 1,000, 2,000, 3,000 restaurants—is challenging."
For restaurants that don't want to deal with the trouble—and expense—of redesigning kitchens to have dedicated gluten-free ovens, it appears that Boulder Brands is designing a new packaging to protect gluten-free pizzas from stray gluten. "It's kind of a bake-in-bag," Hughes explained, "so it goes in and never is exposed to the [gluten] in the kitchen or in the oven."
How does gluten-free pizza from a bag taste? It's getting there. Jim Leighton, Boulder Brand's chief operating officer, said: "I sampled some of that product yesterday, and we're getting very close." A spokeswoman for the company declined to provide additional details.
Restaurants are under pressure to provide better guarantees to gluten-free diners. New rules from the Food and Drug Administration went into effect last week, requiring packaged foods labeled "gluten-free" to have fewer than 20 parts of the protein per million. The FDA says that restaurants making gluten-free claims on their menus should be consistent with this definition.


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2 1/2 Cups Chicken Stock
1 Large Carrots — Diced
1/2 Cup Peas
1 Stalk Celery — Chopped
Salt — To Taste
8 Tablespoons Butter
1 Small Onion — Diced
1 1/2 Cups Rice
2 Pounds Chicken Breast — Cubed
Pepper — To Taste
1 Tablespoon Dill
3 Tablespoons Parsley — Chopped
1/4 Cup Milk
1 Medium Egg — Beaten
2 Medium Pie Crust
Directions combine stock, peas, carrots, and celery, season with salt, boil, simmer 10 minutes. Set aside. saute in 3 talbespoons butter, the onion, for 5 minutes. add rice, saute 2 minutes. add the vegetable mixture and chicken, season with pepper, boil, simmer 15 minutes, stir in dill and parsley, remove from heat and set aside. Mix remaining butter with milk and egg, brush a pie pan with this mixture. Place down one pie crust, brush with mixture, spoon in rice, cover with othe pie crust, brush with mixture and vent.
Bake at 400 degrees for 15 minutes, lower heat to 350 and bake another 10 minutes or until top is golden brown.
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Three Bay B Chicks , Domestically Challenged, and I'm Living Proof that God Has a Sense of Humor are spending this week celebrating the art of artsiness (yes...it's a word....or at least now it is), and they have invited us all to play along with them (wheeeee.....).
I thought this would be a wonderful excuse to
show off display the fruits of my labor. My mother's day gift from my husband and our parents was a lovely day to do what ever I want....actually I had almost the entire weekend to just create and craft.
And of course more tote bags.


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Archive for the Category: Manx
Which language next?
As today is the 1st October it's time to change my focus to a different language on my Multilngual Musings blog – but which one? During the past three months I've focused on Irish, Scottish Gaelic and Manx – a different one each month – and have found the exercise of writing something and recording […]
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Knowledge and seeing
I discovered today that there is a connection between the Gaelic word for knowledge, information, news – fios in Irish and Scottish Gaelic, fys in Manx – and the English words video and wit. Their roots can all be traced back to the Proto-Indo-European root woid-/wid- (to see/to know), which, according to the OED, is […]
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Back in Bangor
I'm now back in Bangor after a very enjoyable and interesting week at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig. We learnt 15 songs during the week, so the course wasn't as intensive as the one I did last year when we learnt twice as many songs, and we learnt about the background of the songs, and even saw […]
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Spollagyn son tey
Here's a new song that I finally finished this week after fiddling with it for months. It's a macaronic song in Manx (Gaelic) and English that I was inspired to write after seeing young herring gulls squawking away at their mothers. I wondered what they might be saying if they could speak, and this is […]
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Unexpected languages
My course in Gleann Cholm Cille finished yesterday and I'm on my why home. I'm staying in Dublin tonight and continuing my journey to Bangor tomorrow. The hostel I'm staying in tonight is full of people from all over the world – so far I've heard French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese and a Scandinavian language being […]
An interesting word that came up in my Breton lesson today is archerien, which means police. It caught my attention because it has no obvious connection to the word police, and because it is completely different to the equivalent words in other Celtic languages: – Welsh: heddlu ("peace force") – Cornish: kreslu ("peace host") – […]
Tag questions, innit!
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Cars, carts and chariots
Last week I was told that the English word car originally comes from the Irish word carr (donkey cart). Apparently when cars came to Ireland Irish speakers thought it was better to come up with a new word for them than to name them after the humble donkey cart, so the term gluaisteán ('moving thing') […]
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Gleann Cholm Cille
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Sonic the happy Manx hedgehog
Arkan sonney is a Manx expression I came across today that means hedgehog, or literally "happy sucking pig". Arkan is a diminutive form of ark (piglet), and sonney means 'affluent, lucky, fortunate, happy', and sounds a bit like sonic, hence the little of this post. Another Manx word for hedgehog is graynoge, which is related […]
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PaulCraigRoberts.org June 11, 2013 It has been public information for a decade that the US government secretly, illegally, and unconstitutionally spies on its citizens. Congress and the federal courts have done nothing about this extreme violation of the US Constitution and statutory law, and the insouciant US public seems unperturbed. In 2004 a whistleblower... »
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What Is The Government's Agenda? — Paul Craig Roberts
SilverDoctors.com JUNE 11, 2013 In this excellent interview with Finance & Liberty's Elijah Johnson, GATA's Bill Murphy discusses the CME's recent disclaimer regarding the accuracy of their physical gold and silver reports, the potential for a bail-in collapse of the banking system here in the US, and when the gold manipulation scandal might finally... »
Did the ECB Mega Bailout Just Hit the Wall?…(Yep!, Brace For Impact!!)
By Graham Summers GoldSeek.com Tuesday, 11 June 2013 Few analysts know or admit it, but the only thing that held Europe (and ultimately the financial system) together since May 2012 was the promise of unlimited bond purchases from the ECB. The reason this worked was because traders poured into European bonds in an effort... »
Talks of Secession Begin Among Several Colorado Counties following New Gun, Energy Bills (VIDEO)
by Max Slowik Guns.com 6/11/13 At least seven and as many as 10 counties have started seriously considering secession following the passage of new laws including strong gun control and a new energy regulations that raises rates for rural residents. Disgruntled citizens are looking to create their own new state of "North Colorado," because... »
The Scenes In Turkey Are Getting Wild…(Coming To A City Near You!!)
Michael Kelley BusinessInsider.com June 11, 2013 Turkish police backing Prime Minister Recep Erdogan and protestors are defiantly clashing in Istanbul's Taksim square. In a speech Prime Minister Tayep Erdogan warned protesters, who have been demonstrating in the square for nearly two weeks, that "'it's over.' We won't show any more tolerance." Erdogan's stern message... »
EUROPE: Austerity Comes To Germany, Gov't Plans To Increase 2014 Borrowing, And Austerity Forces Suspend State Media In Greece! Employees Seize TV & Radio Stations – Riot Police Deployed!
Investmentwatchblog.com June 11th, 2013 Austerity comes to Germany: GERMAN GOVT PLANS TO INCREASE 2014 BORROWING: RHEINISCHE POST Is The Eurozone Crisis Set To Flare Up? I have written in the past that all is not solved in the Euro-zone. In fact, despite the ongoing jawboning from the ECB that they stand ready to "do... »
The big flip-off: Company doesn't give feds data
'World's most private search engine' won't betray you to Obama CHELSEA SCHILLING WND.com June 11, 2013 The federal government may be secretly accessing Americans' online videos, emails, photos and search histories – with the help of Apple, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, YouTube, PalTalk, AOL and Skype – but "the world's most private search engine"... »
Bloomberg: Alex Jones' Free Speech Causes Terrorism
Deceptive hit piece insinuates Jones bears responsibility for Boston Bombings Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com June 11, 2013 A deceptive Bloomberg hit piece portrays Alex Jones as a recruiting aid for terrorists, insinuating that his website motivated the Boston bombers in a transparent lobbying effort to get Jones kicked off the air on Sirius... »
Obama Bureaucratic Machine Goes After Conservative American Soldiers
by Ulsterman TheUlstermanReport.com June 11, 2013 The move to transform the United States Military into something far removed from its past, and far more aligned with the Big Government progressive era that is the hallmark of the Obama years, received yet another example of this transformation in the form of a twenty five year... »
Germany Demands Obama Explain "American-Style Stasi Methods"
by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 06/11/2013 When even Zee Germans are staring open-mouthed at what they call "American-style Stasi methods" you know things have got a little out of hand. As Reuters reports, German outrage over a U.S. Internet spying program has broken out ahead of a visit by Barack Obama, with ministers demanding the... »


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Obama says sees Keystone decision in next couple months -Oklahoma governor
WASHINGTON Feb 24 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama told governors at a White House meeting on Monday that he expects to make a decision on whether to allow the Keystone XL crude oil pipeline from Canada in the next couple of months, Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin told reporters.
"He did come back and say that he anticipates an answer one way or the other in a couple months," Fallin said after the governors met with Obama.
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FLORENCE, S.C. – Francis Marion University men's basketball head coach John Schweitz recently announced that Jay Hickson of Buies Creek, N.C., has joined his staff as an assistant coach. Hickson will also serve as the university's NCAA compliance coordinator.
Hickson replaces Scott Allen, who resigned after two seasons on the Patriot bench to explore other career opportunities.
Hickson's primary responsibilities will include recruiting, on-floor coaching, individual player workouts, pre- and post-season workouts, and helping in the area of academic support for team members.
The Westfield, Mass., native recently completed his second season as an assistant coach at Division I Campbell University. He was also with the Campbell program during the 1997-98 campaign as an administrative assistant.
He is also making his second foray in to the Peach Belt Conference. He was an assistant coach at UNC Pembroke for the 1998-99 season.
During the summer of 1999, he served as assistant coach and director of player personnel for the New Jersey ShoreCats of the United States Basketball League (USBL). He worked alongside Hall of Famer Rick Barry and former NBA star Clifford Ray, as the ShoreCats posted a 19-9 mark and finished second in the USBL.
Hickson is a 1997 graduate of Campbell. He also worked at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass., for seven years.
"I am very pleased to have Jay join our staff," Schweitz said. "His coaching skills, and familiarity with this region, will only add to our plan to return Patriot basketball to the upper echelon of the Peach Belt and Division II."
FMU returns five lettermen, including three starters, from last season's 7-19 squad.