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The opinion Roane County Attorney Tom McFarland gave the Roane County Commission earlier this month about the sale of land in front of Bowers Elementary School differed from the one attorney Charles Cagle gave the Board of Education.
Cagle, who represents the board, said in February the board has the power to sell any property to which it holds title.
"He was not wrong in his opinion," McFarland said. "His opinion says hey, if you have title as a school board you can sell the property. Where the problem was they didn't have title."
The Princess Theatre has a steady gig renting the facility on Sundays for the next six months.
Harriman Courts of Praise Church is building a new sanctuary next to the existing church and will be renting the Princess starting Sunday, April 22. All are welcome for services starting at 11 a.m.
Pastor Nick Hill is excited about the opportunity to bring his congregation to the theater for his upbeat services.
"I always wanted to come here when I heard they were doing it," Hill said.
Start gathering your family photos for this year's Roane County News mother-daughter and father-son look-alike contests.
Once again, Roane County News will be giving out $100 worth of gift cards for each contest.
The winning look-alike mother and daughter will each receive a $50 gift card.
The same goes for the winning father and son.
Entrants can submit pictures that show the family similarities at any age. Photos might be infant shots of the mother and daughter, or current shots of the adult and child — together or separate.
My boyfriend Derek's parents live on a golf course in Western Kentucky, where they maintain a lovely landscape.
Reid, Derek's father, was trying to establish a flowering vine at the base of an accent boulder near the property line.
An industrious man, Reid was at the big rock regularly, watering, fertilizing, weeding and working to get the vine to grow — but with little success.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation on Thursday released the "Crime in Tennessee 2011" report which showed a 1.7% decrease in overall crimes reported in Tennessee in 2011 compared with 2010. This is third year in a row that reported offenses decreased when compared with the previous year.
The boundary between electronics and biology is blurring with the first detection by researchers at Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory of ferroelectric properties in an amino acid called glycine.
A multi-institutional research team led by Andrei Kholkin of the University of Aveiro, Portugal, used a combination of experiments and modeling to identify and explain the presence of ferroelectricity, a property where materials switch their polarization when an electric field is applied, in the simplest known amino acid—glycine.
The Fallen Officers Memorial at the Roane County Sheriff's Office was dedicated earlier this month. Pictured from left are FOP president Shane Trew, Lynda Carter, Sheriff Jack Stockton, Tim Hawny and Daryl Cook.
After opening the season with six straight wins, the Kingston boys tennis team finally tasted defeat Wednesday following a 6-3 setback at the hands of defending TSSAA Class A/AA state champion Christian Academy of Knoxville (CAK).
The Warriors took control early by winning five matches in singles. CAK's wins came as Tanner Debord defeated Lucas Clower, 8-1; Koi Royal defeated Brandon Griffis, 8-4; Josh Bowden beat Quint Gasque, 8-3; Jonathan Carrol beat Timothy Smith, 8-3; and Daniel Martin knocked off Darian Sams, 8-5.
Tony Kegley's Oliver Springs Bobcats ran their District 4-A record to 8-0 on the season following a pair of easy wins on Monday and Tuesday against Sunbright.
Both games were similar as the Bobcats won at home on Monday, 12-0, before winning at Sunbright on Tuesday, 13-0.
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Buyers will be provided with a survey, land registry details and answers from both the sellers and local authority to standard questions.
The packs are expected to cost about £700 plus VAT.
It is supposed to make home buying quicker and cheaper, but the packs have been criticised by many in the industry.
The Conservative Party has said it would scrap the scheme.
We asked for your opinions on HIPs. Thankyou for your comments, a selection of which are below. This debate is now closed.
Can Gordon Brown guarantee he won't u-turn on HIPs like he did SIPPs at the eleventh hour after so much money invested? Don't forget these HIPs are subject to VAT and only valid for three months, another nice income for Mr Brown. It certainly won't help to adjust house prices from their present 40% over-inflated cost.Alan, Warwick
It's a waste of time and money. The scheme will serve only to increase costs. It won't help the buyer. No-one will trust the sellers' pack.Soon Leo
We are preparing our house now for moving. We expect the cost of moving house to be at least £10,000. This legislation would be the final straw which would make us stay where we are. We are pensioners and thought we should move from a house to a bungalow with a smaller garden. We dread the trauma involved in the move. This new regulation would be too much with all the present expense.JP Tovee, Norfolk
This is clearly yet another scheme creating jobs for people who would otherwise be unemployable. A laudable aim perhaps, but at what cost?John, Folkestone
Whatever views you have on HIPs, they are on the way and will have a profound effect on the property market.
The pack is exactly what the murky house-buying industry needs to clean it up. How many more BBC undercover investigations do we need to prove that there is absolutely no transparency, and far too much dishonesty out there? Sean, London
I would not trust the paper they are written on and would certainly require my own survey before purchase. One can buy anything for money, including bogus surveys.Ian Donaldson, Saffron Walden
There is no reason why matters should not proceed like the Scottish system. Make the purchase conditional on a mortgage, survey and selling your own property. Job done. Better still, let the lawyers charge 10% like they do in Europe and get a proper job done.Bryn Howell-Pryce, Goring on Thames
I believe there is a need to ensure a firm contract is made with associated cancellation penalties. A 10% deposit is fair, this would certainly make sellers think twice about pulling out for a few extra grand.David Hunt, Cambridge
Kate said "Surveyors usually belong to RICS and hence are professionals." Unfortunately belonging to a professional body is not an indication of competence or honesty. To my cost I have found it can be something to hide behind.Peter Davies, Chepstow
The gentleman from SPLINTA conveniently ignores the fact that whilst only 4% of house sales fall through, new home buyers only realise they have problems with recently purchased properties some weeks after the contracts have been signed, sealed and settled.
I am an electrical contractor working with a national company and can supply you with enough real life tales of disaster to fill several programmes. I find it shameful that in this country a second hand car often comes with better and more comprehensive information pack than when you buy a house. Christopher Pearce, electrical contractor
Who is liable if the seller's report is negligent? This is a poorly-conceived scheme which does nothing for buyers. More bureaucracy, more waste. Will it never end?Michael White, Orpington
House prices will clearly go up as home owners decide against selling due to the pack's cost, thus making it impossible for first-time buyers to buy a property. It defeats the one reason why the government is bringing the packs in.Ryan Letts, Croydon
I am a retired surveyor with 50 years of experience. The packages will cost agents many thousands of pounds which many owners will refuse to reimburse. Purchasers' solicitors will not accept the surveys, and purchasers cannot sue the owners' surveyors for negligence. A complete farce which will not work. Delays are caused by building societies and solicitors. Politicians have no idea of the real world.Tony Clifton
More rubbish ideas from ignorant politicians who simply don't want to introduce sensible systems like in South Africa, where the buyer will be financially penalized if they pull out, and the seller is committed to various duties such as structural, and electrical surveys, beetle infestation treatment and so on. It is all legally binding. David Brown, Barnet
Once again people are mis-informed. HIPs can only be a good thing. They will bring transparency to the market and stop sales from falling through, causing heartache and unaffordable costs to those least able to afford. When people buy a car they think nothing of commissioning an engineer's report, but when they are advised to obtain a survey for the biggest purchase of their lives all manner of negativity breaks out. Bring on the packs I say.Harry Jassel, Walsall
The worth of the process is wholly dependent on legal remedy against the surveyor should the information prove to be incomplete or inaccurate. A home owner cannot be expected to know whether the electrics are safe or the floor joists are ravaged by wet rot. William Mortimer, London
People are also underestimating the time benefit of having the searches already done. Even if you feel the need to have a second survey done you should still be able to exchange in a matter of days rather than weeks.Paula, Warwickshire
Buyers should not be compelled to waste money on this. Neither the report nor out-of-date searches will be relied on by the mortgage lenders. Commercial interest will prevail and the market is set to be dominated by big businesses and large providers. This is presumably what the government wants, not interested in preserving local economies, small estate agents and small high street solicitors' practices.
And if the process is speeded up too much, buyers may well make mistakes and errors of judgments when being pressed to exchange contracts. Oliver Tuckley, Lewes
As a mortgage broker, I think it is an excellent idea as I see first-hand how much money people waste looking for a new home. I'm just sorry it is not being introduced in Scotland as yet. Estate agents are only complaining because they are already witnessing business being lost to online property listings. The HIP will be available online and so the role of the estate agent could be forced out of the whole home buying process. What a shame!Mark Clancy, Glasgow
It would be far better if there was a system of putting down some kind of holding deposit at the point at which the sale was agreed, so that the costs of solicitors' fees would be covered if the buyer or seller chose to pull out. It is not clear how long the sellers' information pack would remain valid before having to be renewed at even more expense.Nicky Blanning, Cambridge
Most sellers are buyers too. The small cost involved when they sell will be recouped by the saving when they buy. At present legal costs and a survey can cost from £800 upwards, so HIP at £650 looks quite reasonable! It's about the only good bit of legislation that this government has brought in for some time! Hugh Stewart-Smith, London
A couple of years ago, I had to have my house surveyed for a remortgage. They made four mistakes on it, including the address and number of rooms! Would you trust buying my house knowing that? I wouldn't, yet it would satisfy the government's new rules. Personally, I wouldn't trust any of this. Des Howlett, Reading
The first legislation should have been for logbooks for all new houses to include detailed plans with layouts of all wiring, plumbing, drains and so on. Any changes to these would require the logbook to be updated by the tradesman carrying out the work, or by the owner, if it is a DIY job.
Surveyors must take responsibility for their work. They should, for a reduced fee, do a repeat inspection of any part of the house that might have suffered damage or passed its expiry date before exchange of contracts.
In France, it is normal for one "notaire" to act for both the buyer and the seller of a property. He acts (in theory) not for either party but for the law. It seems to work, so why shouldn't surveyors have a similar brief? Delia Haldane, Godalming
At long last the government has recognised the need for this legislation and I applaud its courage in implementing it. There will be no real losers with Home Information Packs, only winners. The biggest winner will of course be the first-time buyer. HIPs will create a more transparent and smoother system than at present and in a few years will be accepted by all.Maurice Wolstenholme, Rotherham
My experience of having had surveys done is that the report always includes let-out comments or clauses inserted by surveyors to limit their responsibility for elements of their survey. If these appear in the information packs they could be seriously reduced in usefulness to a buyer.Graham Humphrys, Swansea
People must realise the home inspection survey is independent. The home inspector has a responsibility to the seller and the buyer. Do you really think after spending thousands getting trained - not to mention the time involved - a home inspector is going to risk getting their license revoked. The home inspection process will be regulated¿ are estate agents? Bob, Letchworth
If I were selling a house, I would add the price of the pack to the selling price. So I see little benefit and think it will only serve to increase house prices and put yet more money into the pockets of middle men.Rupert Stanley, Welwyn
There is no other system in Europe, probably the world, that is so complex, time consuming and costly than that in England & Wales. A genuine desire to improve the process would have resulted in an introduction of a system similar to that in France and Scotland when a 10% deposit is paid on offer, and the contract is binding from that point. The balance is generally paid & the sale complete within 6 weeks.Bev Kenward, Kent
This is a huge waste of money. It would certainly cause me to hesitate before putting my house on the market unless I had to sell in a hurry.
I am a chartered surveyor and have recently achieved the diploma to be a home inspector. I think the HIP is a good idea. I have surveyed numerous houses and discovered problems that the buyer was unaware of. With a HIP they would know about these problems before putting an offer in on the property. I have asked many sellers whose houses I have been surveying and without exception they have all said they thought the HIP was a good idea. My main concern is that many prospective home inspectors have no surveying experience and even though they may gain there diploma they will not have enough experience to survey anything other than the most straightforward type of property.Paul Hill
As a professional landlord and property developer, I certainly won't trust home inspection reports: home surveys are already largely useless because surveyors cover their backs and say "take advice from a specialist roofer/damp-proof firm/whatever", in which case why bother with the survey? The packs will be more of the same.Tony, Kingston upon Thames
I am a potential first time buyer and at the moment there is no way i could or would enter the market. You have no idea what you are buying until an offer has been accepted. These Packs sound like they will bring transparency into a market place which is at the moment run by and for people with vested interests. If anything these reforms of the housing market should go further.Simon
Any prudent buyer will still want to rely on their own survey. Imagine trying to deal with a surveyor or building engineer who isn't actually working for you - how are you going to get any straight answers?Roger, Swindon
It is an excellent idea. Despite what the vested interests say, it will lower costs overall. The only objections arise from those with their fingers in the pie and sellers with something to hide.John, London
The reason why house buying and selling takes a long time is because for many people it will be the biggest transaction of their lives. When there is a chain, everybody usually has to agree to move on the same date. Agreeing that is not easy, as it will depend on personal matters. A seller's pack will not change that. Ash Alam, Oldham
More interference from a tired Labour government which clearly doesn't have more important issues to address. No doubt the chancellor is pleased though, another back door revenue earner. It's a scandal but who does anything about it? The French would soon let their government know their feelings. We don't.Stuart, Leeds
The home inspector is completely independent of the seller. The job done under the law of the land. Do you trust an MOT on a car done by the garage from which you are buying it? Of course. And what reason would an inspector have for reporting inaccurately? If he or she were negligent there is a comeback and if they were naughty they would very soon get found out and lose their livelihood. Also, all the legal costs within the pack are not extra costs. The seller paying them will simply mean that they need to be serious about selling, which has got to be a good thing. Richard Large, Devon
Surveyors usually belong to RICS and hence are professionals. It's rubbish to say that buyers won't trust a survey commissioned by a seller. Talking with foreign colleagues they are amazed at the unfairness of the current outdated system.Kate, York
If the packs improve the information available to buyers at the beginning of their house purchase decisions, then that can only be a good thing.George, Plymouth
I'm moving house now. The current system is slow, old-fashioned, expensive and only benefits the lawyers who simply sit back and let you do all the work yourself. The packs sound good to me, a step towards a log book system that should make buying a house like buying a car.Andy, Leeds
When I pay for something, I pick what I want. The seller's pack I'd select when selling is very different from the one I want when buying. Lucy Steinert, London
I think it is a good idea. If I am selling my house and the buyer pays for a survey there is nothing to stop me from selling to a higher bidder.
If the survey under the new system says the house is ok and it turns out not be then the seller should be liable for the costs and/or the surveyor.Tom Hall, Yorkshire
The negative views expressed by many are mis-informed. This is largely due to the effective, long-running campaign by London-based luxury estate agents, recently backed by the new opportunistic Conservative Party leadership.
Buying a house under the new system will be far less stressful and costly for buyers whilst sellers will clearly be motivated.
No doubt there will be loads more negative views expressed, but none stand up to scrutiny!
Ed Chamberlain, Newton Abbot
What is the financial and emotional cost of a collapsed chain? Moving house is recognised one of the most expensive and stressful things you can do.
At the moment, if a potential problem arises, the buyer can pull out, affecting the whole chain.
Some sellers test the market and are not really interested in selling. They are time-wasters and heart-breakers. Estate agents should be pleased.
Ed Farmer, Home Inspector trainee
Just another stealth tax from a government which has no understanding of the real wishes and concerns of the electorate.Mike Head, Banbury
A waste of time as it will be added to the cost of the property, will easily go out-of-date and the lenders will want to use their own people so that will have to be paid for as well.Martin Lees, Hertford
HIPS are just another nail in the coffin of house builders brought on by the ODPM. Why does a man like John Prescott go out of his way to bring in these ludicrous ideas?
It's taken house building some 20 years to find itself at the top of the political agenda. Its importance in the social and economic arena is key to creating jobs, housing people and creating a prosperous economy.
Does he want a lasting legacy of bringing the economy into recession by bashing the house builders?
Carl Haley, David McLean Homes
Local authority and title search results could be useful to buyers and hurry things up a bit. I wouldn't rely on a surveyor's report paid for by someone else.
What's needed is compensation paid out where firm promises made by buyers or sellers in a chain are broken.Andrew Dundas, Ilkley
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November 27th, 2012, 02:25
All tomes now stay through Reincarnations. So eat any XP or stat tomes you like. I've personally TRed a character since that change, and can confirm they do stay.
I ran Eye's of Stone about 40 times to get my second Maenya's Fist. My first one got eaten by the bank.
Full guild runs are better, especially on elite, because those quests have better drop rates on elite, and we'll will pass what we know you need so long as we don't need it ourselves. Since I'm not farming for that set anymore, except maybe for my Druid (and that's debatable, since she's a test character and not a full one), I can pass anything we get if we run it together.
Not every quest has better drop rates on elite. Most of the older stuff does not matter. I'm not sure when they changed over, I think about the time of Sentinels pack, which was U7 I think.
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I'm not an expert but common sense tells me... Since you are suppose to focus on the front sight I would think it should be a more vivid color, with something maybe less vivid/bright for the rear. I don't know if this actually works but I'm sure someone here knows "how it should be."
At the same time, the advertisements for those gosh darn blue halogen headlights are completely wrong, blue is one of the worst colors in respect to "loosing your night vision" while red is the best. Why are chart rooms in ships lighted red at night? Gee I wonder... 100's of years of experience or some headlight commercial for something no one needs anyway... I guess I don't care too much for those lights. lol
All that said I would stay away from blue and consider red for the rear. But then again they aren't that bright anyway.
My USP came green on green, it looks nice and I'm not stalking around at night and keep a flashlight by my bed so I'm in no hurry to change them.
I know that red is the best color to use to preserve night vision, and yellow isn't too common in nature/buildings (at least not school bus yellow) and grabs your attention. (Off topic, school buses were once largely orange, being one of the most "un-natural colors" but they found that the color yellow was more "alarming" so they switched, according to the History Channel anyway.)
So my vote for the most affective combo would be yellow front red rear. Your all set unless you're in a field of daisies...


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This is a discussion on Bad but Good...Home Invasion Orlando within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Home owner kills one but is wounded in attempted home invasion in Orlando. Ocoee Man Fires Back During Home Invasion - Orlando News Story - ...
Home owner kills one but is wounded in attempted home invasion in Orlando.
Ocoee Man Fires Back During Home Invasion - Orlando News Story - WESH Orlando
Looks like they were waiting for him to drive up and attacked in the driveway.
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That happened not even 10 miles from me!! I have got to get a CCP so I can defend myself if someone tries that with me. I'm glad the man was able to defend himself from the BGs. I hope the police catch up to the other one soon.
Good job. another scumbag in the dirt.
You may not like guns. You may choose not to own one. That is your right.
You might not believe in God. That is your choice.
However, if someone breaks into your home at 3AM the first two things you are going to do are:
1) Call someone with a gun.
2)Pray they get there in time." - A wise man
Good to see he was prepared.OCOEE, Fla. --
A homeowner in Ocoee fought back when he was confronted during a home invasion on Tuesday.
David Henry's wife and daughter were inside at the time of the shooting. Henry's wife said she heard gunfire and her husband moaning. That's when she called 911.
The attack happened just after 12:30 a.m. along Pomegranate Court in the Orchard Park subdivision.
Investigators said the suspects waited for Henry. Once he exited his sport utility vehicle, they said he was pistol-whipped before an exchange of gunfire between the assailants and Henry.
The shooting awoke an otherwise quiet neighborhood.
"I was sleeping and not even sure what time it was. I was a little disoriented when my daughter came to me and said she heard shots fired. My wife heard the same thing," neighbor John Hamaric said.
Henry has a concealed weapons permit. He suffered a gunshot wound to the arm and was transported to Orlando Regional Medical Center, where he was treated and released.
One of the suspects in the attack died while being transported to Health Central Hospital. Another attacker fled.
Both of the assailants were wanted in connection with a recent home invasion in Lake County. Ocoee investigators said the dead man had an extensive criminal history. A third man who was wanted in the Lake County incident was jailed.
Henry is not currently facing any charges in connection with the Ocoee incident.
Who knows where this would have gone had he not been able to protect himself & family. Well, one BG down and the other is facing a death in a crime he was involved in, even if it was his partner.
I'm just glad that the individual involved is going to be ok.
A bit more info from the Orlando Sentinel:The video in the article is an interview with a LEO and has a decent bit of information not mentioned in the article itself.Police in Ocoee are investigating a home-invasion shooting Tuesday morning that ended when the homeowner fatally injured one of the armed attackers.
Hours after the shooting, a resident at the 2-story, yellow and white-trimmed house used a hose to wash the blood off the driveway.
Friends and family at the house located off a quiet Ocoee cul-de-sac did not speak to the media.
The dead man was identified as David Butler, 37, who police say had a violent criminal history, including a current warrant for his arrest in connection with a Lake County home invasion. The homeowner, Dave Walter Henry, 40, is not facing charges in the shooting.
Henry, the owner of D&H Professional Auto Body, suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. His condition is not known.
Detectives with the Ocoee Police Department are searching for a second intruder who fled from the scene. Police did not identify the fatally wounded attacker or release a description of the intruder on the run.
Police Department Sgt. Mike Bryant said detectives do not know the motive behind the home invasion.
Reports from the Police Department show officers responded to a home on Pomegranate Court at 12:30 a.m. after a call about an armed robbery and shooting.
Police said Henry had returned home from his auto body shop when he noticed a suspicious vehicle in the cul-de-sac in front of his home.
Two men then walked out of the car with a firearm and tried to rob him. At some point, Henry pulled out his own weapon from the vehicle and confronted the intruders.
At least one of the suspects pistol-whipped Henry during the scuffle before they exchanged gunfire on the driveway.
"The homeowner fired three shots and at least two [shots] were fired at him," Bryant said. Police said the victim has a concealed-weapon permit.
A round struck Henry outside his home; however, he also fatally injured one of his attackers.
Dogs with the Police Department's K-9 unit searched the area for the other intruder, but were not able to locate him.
Rescue crews responded to the scene and transported Henry to Orlando Regional Medical Center.
Crews took the injured attacker to Health Central Hospital in Ocoee. He died at the hospital, records show.
"[Henry] defended himself and in this particular case, it looks like the good guy won," Bryant said.
Anyone with information about the home invasion and shooting is asked to call the Ocoee Police Department at 407-905-3160 or Crimeline at 407-423-8477.


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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Jul 23, 2013 / 12:03 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The boy who greeted the Holy Father upon his arrival in Brazil said he could not find the words to describe what it was like to be so near the Successor of Peter."It's very emotional – I have no words," nine year-old Gustavo Silva Clemente told CNA July 22 shortly after greeting Pope Francis at Galeao Air Force Base in Rio de Janeiro.Wearing a rosary around his neck, the young boy presented the Pope … [Read more...]
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Young boy speechless after giving flowers to Pope
Catholic bishops offer prayers for royal baby
Westminster, England, Jul 23, 2013 / 11:10 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Catholic bishops in the United Kingdom offered their congratulations and prayers for Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, upon the birth of their first son, the Prince of Cambridge."The birth of the new prince will be a source of joy not only for the royal family but for the peoples of the United Kingdom and beyond," Archbishop Vincent Nichols of Westminster, the head of the Catholic … [Read more...]
Exhausting trip to Rio was 'worth it,' Mozambique youths say
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Jul 23, 2013 / 05:06 am (CNA/EWTN News).- A group of young people who traveled 18 hours on a plane to make it to Brazil for World Youth Day say the trip was worthwhile just to participate with their peers and hopefully to see the Pope. "It has been a very tiring trip, but now we are very happy to be here and to see the Pope," Clara, 27, told CNA on July 22 after nearly two days of air travel and countless layovers.The group of about 50 young people … [Read more...]
Care for the stranger a 'sacred duty,' archbishop teaches
Los Angeles, Calif., Jul 23, 2013 / 04:02 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Drawing on Sunday's reading about Abraham's hospitality to his three visitors, Archbishop José Gomez taught during a Mass in recognition of immigrants that "God comes to us in the person of the stranger." "Abraham, in the first reading, receives the strangers with an open heart… Abraham doesn't know that these three visitors who come to his tent in the heat of the day are from God. But … [Read more...]
Pope very happy with enthusiastic Rio reception
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Jul 23, 2013 / 01:58 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Francis arrived in Rio de Janeiro on Monday to a jubilant welcome that at times involved crowds swarming the popemobile, but rather than frightening him, the display of affection made him quite happy. "The Pope is very happy with the way Rio has expressed enthusiasm and love for him," said the Holy See's press office director, Father Federico Lombardi. "Many people have asked if there were … [Read more...]
Parish outreach to young parents? There's an app for that
Joliet, Ill., Jul 23, 2013 / 12:10 am (CNA).- Father John Belmonte noticed two things about the millennial generation – they were scarce in the pews, and they were always on their smartphones.Since many millennials – people ages 18-34 – are now young parents, Father had an idea to bridge the gap by "evangelizing, education, and re-engaging" this demographic through the "We Parent More" app."We wanted to make it a technological piece in the … [Read more...]
Singer says WYD offers chance to experience 'global Church'
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Jul 22, 2013 / 06:50 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Award-winning Catholic musician Matt Maher sees this year's World Youth Day gathering as an opportunity to recognize the universal nature of the Catholic Church throughout diverse nations and cultures."One of the things that I'm most looking forward to is just experiencing the global Church," Maher told CNA shortly after arriving in Rio de Janeiro on July 21 for the start of World Youth Day … [Read more...]


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The Tigers were hoping that they could combine Marcus Thames and Jacque Jones, and receive solid defense as well as offensive production in left field by platooning the two.
But through a month, Jacque Jones simply had not been carrying his weight, hitting just .165 with one home run and five RBI.
To replace Jones, the Tigers have called up otufielder Matt Joyce from Toledo. Joyce was hitting .299 with five home runs and 21 RBI for the 'Hens. He was carrying an OPS of .903 and a slugging percentage of .536, which placed him in the top ten in the International League.
The 23-year old Joyce throws right but hits left and was taken by the Tigers in the 12th round of the '05 draft. He was currently the Tigers' 10th best prospect according to TigsTown.
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Monthly Archives: April 2011
rachel & dave {first look}
wow. amazing light. amazing couple. i can't wait to get home and edit the full session!
Jacey & Bryan {first look}
tomorrow begins my week-long visit back to georgia! it's going to be a busy week full of baby pics, engagement shoots, family, friends…and cheese dip! but before i head off to the deep {sweet} south singing "oh, atlanta," i wanted to
khala & nick {coors field engagements}
the purple row marks 5280 ft {1 mi.} above sea level, and our tour guide {larry} found this baseball as a souvenir for nick! khala and nick's first date was at a rockies game, so where better to take their engagements than at coors field! they decided
the orozco family {chautauqua park, boulder}
it's a small world. i met bree at church a few weeks ago, and she and ben have been in denver for about 3 years. it turns out that they both grew up in iowa, which is where i was born, and i still have family there. we got to talking more about iowa,
the kross family {sapphire point}
oh. my. goodness. i love this whole series of photos! maddy, in the last pic with me, was one of my students a few years back at fpd, and we've kept in touch ever since. i was thrilled when she told me that her family was coming out to colorado to


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[USA-ENGLAND] It will go down as one of the worst goalkeeping blunders in World Cup history. The USA was England's equal for much of the match but had England goalie Robert Green to thank for the gift goal that allowed the USA to earn a 1-1 tie with England in their World Cup match in Rustenburg.
What we liked ...
-- The U.S. central defenders Jay DeMerit and Oguchi Onyewu came up big, shutting down Wayne Rooney. They prevented the England star from getting a decent chance, frustrating him so much that Rooney spent the last part of the game in midfield.
-- The goal Clint Dempsey scored was surely the luckiest of his career, but that shouldn't overshadow the fact he make a nifty move to elude Steven Gerrard, taking several touches, spinning around the England captain and hitting a dipping shot that bounced before it got to Green.
-- Having survived a nasty collision with Emile Heskey in the first half, Tim Howard shone in the second half with several excellent saves.
-- The reaction from the USA was excellent after falling behind. A bit nervous at the start, the Americans grew in confidence as they game went on. While England had its chances late in the game, the Americans never looked to be desperate straits.
What we didn't like ...
-- The USA did exactly what Bob Bradley cautioned against and let England score a goal -- a goal so easy that it seemed to lull the English into believing it would win in a cakewalk. That's exactly how Gerrard scored after the U.S. markers lost their players in the middle of midfield off Glen Johnson's throw-in.
-- Gerrard's goal extended the USA's recent record of conceding early goals at the World Cup. In 1998, Andreas Moeller scored after eight minutes for Germany in Paris. Four years ago, Jan Koller scored for the Czech Republic after only five minutes.
-- Against a slow and nervous England defense, the USA could have done better with its possession in the first half. The Americans didn't have a threatening shot on goal and had England goalie Robert Green to thank for letting Clint Dempsey's shot slip past him and into the goal.
June 12 in Rustenburg
USA 1 England 1. Goal: Dempsey 40; Gerrard 4.
USA -- Howard, Cherundolo, Onyewu, DeMerit, Bocanegra, Donovan, Clark, Bradley, Dempsey, Altidore (Holden, 86), Findley (Buddle, 77).
England -- Green, Johnson, Terry, King (Carragher, 46), A.Cole, Lennon, Gerrard, Lampard, Milner (Wright-Phillips, 31), Rooney, Heskey (Crouch, 79).
Yellow Card: USA -- Cherundolo 39, DeMerit 47, Findley 74; England -- Milner 26, Carragher 59, Gerrard 61.
Referee: Carlos Simon (Brazil).


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Dad + 4-Year Old Daughter Are on Cute Overload Singing ' Tonight You Belong to Me' [VIDEO]
This is the cutest, most adorable video I have seen in a long time. You just have to watch Benjamin J. Ames and his 4-year old daughter perform the standard, 'Tonight You Belong to Me.'
In the video on his YouTube channel, Benjamin explains that his daughter kept hearing fireworks and couldn't sleep. So, they sang this song together to keep her mind preoccupied.
There's nothing like a father and little girls love for each other and it shines through in this video. The way she keeps stopping to hear what might be fireworks is priceless. Her facial expressions are just wonderful. Not to mention how talented both dad and the little girl are.
I've watched this quite a few times and can't get enough. Enjoy!
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I knit 2 Tudora Cowls (free pattern) for my girlfriend who loves to wear cowls in wintertime.
Each one took only one evening, and used only 93-103 yds worsted weight. The pattern calls for aran weight, but I got gauge with this yarn.
This one used 93 yds, knit as per pattern directions:
This one used 103 yards, see my notes at Ravelry about 'why':
The tan cowl is already blocked.The wine cowl wasn't blocked when the photo was taken. It's on the blocking mat now.
[COLOR=DarkRed][I]I used leftover Mushishi yarn from a 2010 project. Gratifying![/I][/COLOR]
As always you do lovely work and I love the colors.
Beautiful and useful too. Who could ask for more? How nice you could do them for a friend.
Beautiful and beautiful. And also a textbook example of the benefits of blocking. Yes, indeed, lucky friend!
Absolutely beautiful! I would be thrilled to receive one of those...what size needles did you use?
The pattern recommended US6, which is what I used. The reason for a relatively skinny needle with aran yarn is so the cowl is firm. That's what she
. I didn't want to go down to US5 with worsted, so I used the US6, and my gauge turned out perfect.
Very nice gifts Dollyce. Your friend will really love those. The yarn is lovely and your buttons...:muah: especially the one on the more maroon cowl. I love the yarn, it looks like it has been sitting in a snow storm. Very wintery, soft and luscious. Nice blocking as always.


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Keloid Scar + Facelift Q&A
Keloids, Do They Disappear over Time?
I had an operation a few years ago and got keloids. Does this mean every time I have surgery I will get keloids? I would like to have a facelift down... READ MORE
Face Lift & Chin Implant - 8 Weeks Post-op, Keloids & Complications (photos)
Had face lift & chin implant 8 weeks ago, had some compactions (implant needed to be repositioned, developed chin infection after that, have... READ MORE
2 Weeks post op Facelift. Will the bright pink, raised scar under my chin go away? (photos)
It's been exactly 2 weeks since my lower facelift; I've been healing quite well except for under my chin where there is a one inch scar that is pink... READ MORE
Seroma and Keloid after facelift, any advice?
Hi I had a macs facelift 8 months ago. I developed a seroma after surgery. I spoke to my surgeon various times regarding the lump but he did nothing... READ MORE
Keloid from Facelift?
Hi, hope you're all doing well. I had a facelift 3 years ago and ended up with keloid scars. i tried steroid injections, laser treatments, all the... READ MORE
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I have keloid scarring, what are my options for facelift? about 20 years ago I had several moles removed, two on my face. I discovered then that I... READ MORE
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I get Facelift done in TH but i am resident in Swiss I made Agreement with doctor the scar should hide inside the hairline but after waked up i found... READ MORE
What is the least scarring face lift? Can it all be hidden in the scalp?
I thought I read a few years ago about someone in LA doing small targeted incisions in the scalp that pulled at strategic places and did not have any... READ MORE
Ideas on what this scar might be and how to best treat it? (photo)
It's only on one side but appeared recently. I had a mid face lift 16 months ago. Honestly, don't know when this started, it just sort of crept up on... READ MORE


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Vance C.
hey guys, im writing a paper for a machining class and its all about the performance and uses of ferrous and non ferrous metals, im looking for referance websites, but like usual, im striking out. Does anyone have any good sites? like i said, i need ferrous and non ferrous metal information, so anything helps! after im done writing it, ill post it on here, because hopefully its a comprehensive compilation of useful info for knifemaking and the like, so anything is helpful, thanks!


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|Date Added: Wednesday 31 August, 2011
My daughter was set on wearing a Mummy costume this year, so I purchased this one (we are having a Pirate Halloween Wedding) as well.She tried it on and LOVES it! Purchased the shoes and purse for the outfit accessories as well and her favorite thing is the purse with the attached jewels and coins.Highly recommend this costume!
|by HappyMummy
|Date Added: Sunday 31 October, 2010
Adorable costume!This is a beautiful Pirate costume!Unfortunately my daughter is unable to wear it. I purchased size 6 and is very snug fitting. Concidering she is a petite little girl I was quite surprised.The elastic in the arms was also too tight. Althouigh I would have exchanged it for a larger size I didn't give myself enough time to do so.This costume would be great in colder weather. We live in Southern California and the vest was made out of non breathable material that made her sweat just having it on for a minute. Still a beautiful costume and will probablly buy it for next year as an extra costume for those cold hallloween carnival nights.
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|Date Added: Thursday 19 November, 2009
My four year old daughter looked adorable in this costume. She loved having the tulle under the skirt, and never complained about being uncomfortable. I was very pleased with the look and quality. It was money well spent!
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|Date Added: Tuesday 11 August, 2009
We haven't used the costume as yet because vacation does not happen until August 23. We received it and are extremely excited that we will look alike. The price was decent and she likes her choker. At first she wanted to keep the one we ordered but when she laid eyes on this one and realized she would look like Mommy she was thrilled and couldn't wait to recieve it. Now she can't wait to wear the costume.
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RE: Bobby Jindal And The Conservative Movement's Line In The Sand
posted at 4:19 pm on November 13, 2012 by Duane Patterson
Ed wrote earlier about an extended interview Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal gave to Politico, saying Republicans need to look forward. "We cannot be, we must not be, the party that simply protects the rich so they get to keep their toys." Look, I am under no illusions that the Republican party, and the conservative movement, is facing an existential crisis right now. I understand that our messaging, branding, and how we communicate that message to voters, needs an extreme makeover. But in spite of the call for Republican reformation, from both the left and apparently many on the right, I simply reject Jindal's premise, and believe that we as a movement have to decide what principles are cornerstones, and not politically expedient talking points that can be thrown under the bus in a desperate attempt to achieve power.
1. Fiscal policy – Governor Jindal, certainly an accomplished leader with a proven track record who is very much a player on the bench for future national office, has just whacked away at part of the core of fiscal conservatism. The left has demonized business owners as the bad guys for years, and to the left's credit, they convinced a majority of Americans to vote as if that were true. But it simply isn't. The private sector is where the jobs, and resulting American economic growth and prosperity, comes from. Jindal not only undercuts that argument, he joins forces with the left in the slander of small business owners all over the country. It's not just the rich who would have to pay more. It is also small business owners who would suffer if the tax cuts do expire and we go off the fiscal cliff. Either we believe in smaller federal government, reduced spending, and increased incentives to the private sector to restart the economic engine in this country, or we don't. We will never out-perform the left when it comes to attacking wealth in this country. They have a media apparatus with which we simply cannot compete. And if we do alienate business owners by sacrificing our fiscal principles, of whom then is our future voting bloc going to consist?
2. Social issues – While I'm not ready to publicly admit the culture war is lost, the current state of the campaign is not good. The left has mounted a dramatic insurgency over the last few years, and we have not been able to offer an effective counter to it. The Supreme Court will ultimately decide on the same sex marriage issue, but the life issue is something on which we simply cannot yield. A pundit on MSNBC over the weekend claimed that Republican opposition to abortion was racist or something. That is so profoundly ignorant as to be frightening, especially when you consider that unborn blacks are being aborted at a much higher rate than other racial groups. But we must field candidates that can clearly explain that being against the systematic murder of unborn human life isn't anti-woman. It's pro-humanity. There will be calls to destroy this cornerstone, too, over the next few weeks and months. Conservatives should resist that, and resist it forcefully.
3. National security – Former Speaker Newt Gingrich said today that we have to get immigration off the table, hinting that Republicans have to just accept that amnesty has to happen, because we're getting killed electorally on it. I'm all for normalization of the people who are currently here illegally. But if we do not continue to make the issue contingent upon securing our southern border first to beef up our national security, all we're doing is acquiescing to the left so that the magnet to a new generation of Democratic voters continues unabated. I remain convinced that national security will be a part of the equation sooner rather than later to American voters, and I take no joy in making that prediction. You simply cannot weaken your position around the world, cut military funding by a trillion dollars over the next decade, ignore your southern border, and then say, ' how could this be' when we get attacked again. The first job of the federal government is to provide for the national defense. It seems silly to me for the conservative movement to abandon that, too, because of the growing Latino vote's demand for amnesty. We must continue to make the immigration issue one about security, and then economic prosperity.
Again, we have to do a lot of hard thinking about the way forward out of the wilderness. But the left has successfully made this recent presidential campaign not about economics, but about how radical the right wing has allegedly gotten, how our nominee murdered the wife of a laid off factory worker, and how our vice presidential candidate wants to kill old people. The left wing apparatus, politicians and mainstream media, turned us into racists that cannot be trusted with national power because we've moved too far to the right, and have warned that only silencing voices on talk radio will help us remain a viable political movement.
My question is in the process of navel-gazing, why in the world would we listen to those same voices when they tell us what we need to do to win? And why in the world are voices on our side agreeing with them? We haven't moved anywhere on the ideological spectrum. A majority of the country, hopefully temporarily, has moved left. Jettisoning our values and principles, and saying, "Us, too," doesn't seem to be a good prescription for the future.


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Sowing window available till early Aug: Govt
Jul 08 2014 , New Delhi
Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh said the government has taken several measures to address "any situation" arising due to deficiency in rainfall.
"Delay in onset of monsoon and its slow progress has caused delay in sowing of paddy, pulses, oilseeds and cotton, but the sowing window is available till early August and sowing coverage is expected to improve with further progress of monsoon," he said during Question Hour.
He said the stock of wheat and rice in the central pool is well above buffer norms and is sufficient to meet food security requirements of the country.
The Central Research Institute of Dryland Agriculture, in collaboration with the State Agriculture universities, has prepared contingency plans for 500 districts for implementing location-specific interventions to sustain agriculture production in the "eventuality of weak monsoon or deficient rainfall," the Agriculture Minister said.
He said state governments have been asked to ensure availability of short duration and drought tolerant varieties of seeds so as to be in a position to supply them to farmers in case such a need arises.
The states have also been advised to keep aside 10 per cent of funds available under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna and other schemes for undertaking appropriate interventions to mitigate any situation arising out of deficient rainfall.
Responding to a supplementary, Singh said while there are several schemes dealing with water conservation, more are likely to be announced and the general Budget will throw more light on the issue.
Replying to another supplementary, he said certain changes were brought in the Krishi Beema Yojna, but some states including Gujarat, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh had opposed it, leading to its postponement. Some states had objected to higher rates of premium for farmers.
Meanwhile, Speaker Sumitra Mahajan said if members desire, a 30-minute discussion on the issue of monsoon and agriculture can be held during the session.


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"Why is everything unfair and unjust in this world?…" It's a question a lot of people have on their minds. Frankly, it's a very big question too. Philosophers and mystics have pondered this for as long as humans have been on this earth. Hence, it's impossible to give a definitive …Read More »
All Is Karma!
Karma is explored in this video from the point of view of it being a universal law of Nature, namely the Law of Cause & Effect. The Law of Karma's relationship to the Law of Attraction ( a favorite new age self help topic) is also briefly discussed. Far from …Read More »
Using The Body for Emotional Intelligence & Intuition
We start to gain access to this inner body guidance when we simply begin to develop awareness; to go within and pay attention to what our inner being is trying to tell us through the medium of the physical body. If you have never paid heed to your body and its messages to you, but simply regard it as a vehicle to get you around in life, then you are not only closed to ANY form of guidance from this direction whatsoever, but you are also at grave risk of ignoring critical messages that the body is trying to communicate to you about your physical health. Illness is most often a manifestation of inattention to the needs of your physical, mental and spiritual being. If you cannot even receive THESE critical messages, then you are definitely closed to the infinitely more subtle refined messages that are available all the time.Read More »
Carrying Meditation Throughout The Day
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The Sleeper Awakens Within The Dream
When we awaken from dreams, we realize that they were not real, but entirely of our own creation. In a dream, you are the participant as well as the creator of all the other characters and the settings. In like manner, everyday reality can also be viewed from this dream perspective; a dream from which each of us will one day awaken to realize that this too was an illusion of earthly consciousness.Read More »
The Law Of Vibration
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Re: symbolic division of series
Something like
f[x_] := a0 + a1*x + a2*x^2;
g[x_] := b0 + b1*x + b2*x^2;
h[x_] := f[x]/g[x];
Series[h[x], {x, 0, 5}]
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Leslaw Bieniasz [mailto:nbbienia at cyf-kr.edu.pl]
> Sent: den 15 oktober 2010 19:52
> To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
> Subject: [mg113151] symbolic division of series
> Hi,
> Suppose that I have two series expansions (Taylor or asymptotic
> expansions) for functions f(x) and g(x). This means I know the formulae
> for the series coefficients. Is there any way to use MATHEMATICA
> to obtain symbolically the formulae for the coefficients
> of the analogous series expansion of the ratio f(x)/g(x) ?
> I need a possibly large number of the coefficients of such an expansion,
> expressed as functions of the coefficients for f(x) and g(x).
> Leslaw


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A visually-impaired man is devastated after his much-loved guide dog was hit and killed by a car as it tried to escape a pack of vicious dogs.
Andrew Close's seeing dog, Matilda, has been his constant companion for three years.
But yesterday the black Labrador was confronted by a pack of dogs, thought to be pit bull terriers, who chased her onto a busy road and into the path of an oncoming car.
Andrew said: "I'm very upset. I took her everywhere. I took her inter-state...to Queensland and Sydney.
"She was a happy and playful dog. Matilda loved to go to the football, loved eating...now she can't do it anymore."
Andrew's brother, Allan, was walking Matilda and the family's pet cocker spaniel, Bosley, when they were attacked by a pack of four off-leash dogs in Plunkett street, in Bellfield.
Allan, 25, said one of the dog's jaws clamped down on his terrified cocker spaniel and refused to let go.
"They came out of nowhere," Alan told Seven News reporter Anastasia Salamastrakis
"I heard a guy calling for the dogs to come back. But one came at us, sniffed my dog, then bit him. Then another two dogs went for Matilda."
Guide dogs are trained to stay put, but Allan says Matilda was so scared he lost grip of her lead.
She fled the attack and was chased by two of the dogs onto nearby Bell Street where she was hit and killed by a car.
"She was in panic mode and I lost grip of her," Alan said.
Allan, who was bitten as he tried to end the attack, is convinced the dogs were a pack of pit bulls.
"They were small and muscular dogs, with big mouths," he said.
Allan said the dogs' owner helped to stop the mauling, but he and another man then fled the scene, abandoning Allan and badly-injured Bosley.
"I'm angry that people allow these dogs out. It's unbelievable, I can't put words to it," he said.
Bosley underwent surgery last night for his injuries, and is expected to make a full recovery.
Allan was also taken to hospital where he was treated for cuts and grazes.
He says his pain is nothing compared to the distress felt by his brother following the death of his guide dog.
"Matilda was my brother's eyes," Alan said.
"He takes him to the football. He takes him everywhere. When he goes on holiday he goes on the plane," Allan said.
The RSPCA seized the dogs after an extensive search.
Banyule Council says the dogs were registered to a local property.
The dogs' breed and fate is yet to be determined, but the Close brothers agree they shouldn't be spared.
"The dogs should be put down. That could have been anyone. That could have been my brother," Allan said.


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The alternative polarisation retrieval is able to retrieve the full state of atmospheric polarisation in the wavelength range between 330 and 400 nm, which is essentially the wavelength region covered by SCIAMACHY's PMD 1. This allows a direct comparison with the current operational product.
When we compare the alternative polarisation algorithm with the operational algorithm, we find in some cases agreement, but not in other cases. The alternative algorithm compares well with an analytical model of the polarisation of a cloud-free scene. Using the alternative algorithm the polarisation-sensitive feature in the SCIAMACHY reflectance around 350 nm is automatically corrected for.


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Natural Law: The Real Law of Attraction (According to Mark Passio)
To truly become an enlightened spiritual being, you need to learn how to balance your masculine and feminine energy. One way to do this is to learn how to live in harmony with Natural Law. Contrary to what many New Age and religious leaders say, you can't balance your masculine and feminine energy through wishful thinking or by relying on a messiah to do it for you. Why is that you may ask? Because only you have the true power to balance your masculine and feminine energy. This is because the Creator gave you the power of consciousness, love, and thought. These three powers are the same powers that the Creator use to create the Universe!
When you evolve to higher levels of consciousness, the strength of your consciousness, love, and thought will increase exponentially. If you continue this path, eventually you will be able to become a co-creator and therefore you will be nearly as powerful as the Creator. To reach this enlightened state of being takes eons of experiencing life lessons and acquiring knowledge through learning.
With great powers come great responsibilities
Because the Creator gave you such incredible and magical powers, the Creator isn't going to allow you access to the true power of consciousness, love, and thought until you learn how to be a responsible spiritual being. With great powers come great responsibilities. If the Creator allows you access to the true power of consciousness, love, and thought without teaching you how to be responsible and live in harmony with Natural Law, you could destroy planets, stars, or even the Universe. Allowing an ignorant human being access to the true power of consciousness, love, and thought is like giving a baby the launch button for one trillion activated Tomahawk missiles to play with. One press of the button and you can kiss the world goodbye.
What is Natural Law?
Natural Law is a body of organic Spiritual Laws that is used by Nature to manage everything in the Universe. Without Natural Law, life and reality can't exist. Below is a great definition of what Natural Law is. It is extracted from Part 1 of Mark Passio's Natural Law Seminar.
Natural: Inherent; having a basis in Nature, Reality and Truth; not made or caused by humankind. Law: An existing condition which is binding and immutable (cannot be changed). Natural Law: Universal, non-man-made, binding and immutable conditions that govern the consequences of behavior. Natural Law is a body of Universal Spiritual Laws which act as the governing dynamics of Consciousness.
Personal responsibility and comprehending Natural Law are two of the many requirements for ascending to higher levels of consciousness. Another requirement is the balancing of your masculine and feminine energy. The following three videos will explore these requirements and show you how to free your mind from the Dark Forces. As always, use your intuition and critical thinking skills to help you discern the information in these three videos.
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Restaurants, bars, skydiving company offer 'Furlough Freebies'
By Victoria Cavaliere
(Reuters) - There are consolation prizes for some of the 800,000 federal workers finding themselves without paychecks during the government shutdown - discounts and freebies.
Across the United States, restaurants, bars, gyms and even a skydiving company were offering price breaks to furloughed workers, promoting the deals on social media such as Twitter.
Hyundai, the Korean carmaker, said it would defer car payments due from federal employees who are home without pay during the shutdown, which started on Tuesday after Congress failed to reach a budget deal.
The Republican-led House of Representatives has so far failed to pass a bill to fund U.S. government operations for the fiscal year started October 1 that is acceptable to the Democratic-led Senate or President Barack Obama.
The Alexandria, Virginia restaurant Pork Barrel BBQ said it was offering all furloughed employees who show a government ID a free pulled-pork sandwich during each day of the shutdown.
The Pork Barrel offer excludes members of Congress, who are continuing to be paid during the shutdown.
In Washington, D.C., DuPont Circle's well-known Kramerbooks & Afterwords Cafe, a hybrid restaurant and bookstore, said it was extending its happy-hour prices until closing for the duration of the shutdown.
Members of Congress will be asked to pay double, it said on Twitter. Continued...


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Europe's largest trade fair for hydrogen, fuel cells and batteries.
150 companies from 25 countries will present their products at the 5.000 m² large exhibition area in Hall 27 of HANNOVER MESSE 2014.
The 10.000 m² Ride & Drive open air site offers everyone a chance to test-drive fuel cell cars themselves. Already for the 20th time international exhibitors will showcase the entire spectrum of these technologies - starting with hydrogen generation, via stationary and mobile fuel cell applications. The focal point of the Group Exhibit will be on hydrogen generation as a solution to store renewable energy from, e.g., photovoltaic and wind systems.


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Approximately 700 people visited Heller Machine Tool's "Technology Days" open house event September 26 and 27 to peruse the builder's latest equipment as well as offerings from 25 suppliers of tooling, metrology systems and other complementary equipment. Although a broad range of offerings were on display, the company highlighted two developments in particular: its new cylinder bore coating technology and a series of horizontal machining centers capable of both heavy and high speed cutting.
Nanoslide – Lighter engine block materials make for lighter cars and better fuel efficiency, but according to Heller, the most commonly used lightweight materials typically require cylinder liners to impart the necessary surface hardness, roughness and texture. The company says it now offers a cost-effective alternative: Nanoslide, a twin-wire arc spraying process based on research from Mercedes Benz and developed for full production by Heller, Daimler AG and other partners.
The process involves melting iron/carbon wires and using nitrogen gas to spray the material onto the interior surfaces of engine cylinders. Spray particle velocity ranges from 60 to 80 m/s, and spray particle temperatures range to 2000° C. Compared to traditional liners, the process reduces engine weight; reduces friction between the liner, piston and ring; and improves engine displacement and torque, the company says.
Nanoslide is also said to provide advantages over other thermal spray processes. Specifically, the company cites its high material deposit, use of wires rather than powder as feedstock material (wires are said to be easier to handle), use of fewer components, ability to coat without process control, and ability to coat without the need for extra cooling. However, the company emphasizes that parameters such as current, voltage, wire feed, and process gas flow must all be optimized.
MC Series HMCs - According to the company, the MC Series HMCs offer the flexibility to not only make heavy cuts in deep material, but also finish-machine the same workpiece in the same picture. Seven different sizes are available, and the series is said to be especially useful for automotive applications. Internally arranged drives and reduced table deformation are said to provide high precision and reduced machining times. Options include user-specified spindle size, spindle taper, tool magazine, and chip disposal; choice of gear-driven spindles for heavy or high-speed cuts; a range of optional extensions, including an out-facing slide with a coupling through the spindle center for NC turning; and more.
At the open house event, the company placed particular emphasis on one representative from the line: the MC20 machining module. This four- or five-axis HMC is designed to be adapted for different machining tasks, particularly flexible series production in automotive applications. Capable of wet, dry or MQL machining, it can be deployed as a stand-alone piece of equipment or for series production. It is suitable for materials ranging from aluminum to cast iron and steel. Four spindle options—two with HSK-A63 hollow-shaft tapers and two with HSK-A100 tapers—provide options for high speed or heavy-duty, high-torque cutting, respectively.
The tool moves via an X-axis traversing column and Y-axis vertical slide, while the worktable moves along the Z axis. Other elements of the machine's basic architecture include a tool magazine mounted directly above the main spindle, workpiece loading from the top or front, X-axis stroke of 800 mm, Z-axis stroke of 800 mm (+ 200 mm for loading), and Y-axis stroke of 750 mm. The bed carries two linear guideways with pre-loaded rolling elements and thermo-symmetrically-mounted measuring scales for both the traversing-column X axis and the bridge-type Z axis, which is available with one or two drives. The A axis is designed as a swivel traverse in L-form or in optional U-form. All linear axes are driven by digitally controlled, fully enclosed synchronized AC motors, and power transmission is through pre-loaded, recirculating ballscrew drives.
Be sure to keep an eye on upcoming issues of "Modern Machine Shop" for possible further news on these and other developments from Heller.


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Choral Expressions of Epiphany
Guest host Jeff Spurgeon presents music inspired by Epiphany, from the English Renaissance to modern-day Estonia.
The centerpiece of the program is Ascribe Unto the Lord by 19th-century English composer Samuel Sebastian Wesley, the grand-nephew of Methodism founder John Wesley.
On the Christian calendar, the Epiphany season begins January 6 and celebrates the belief, the realization, that Jesus was both man and God. The festivities focus mostly on three Biblical events: The visit of the three Kings, the Magi, to the baby Jesus; the changing of water into wine by Christ at the wedding in Cana; and his being immersed in the River Jordan by John the Baptist. All three of those events have inspired great choral music through the centuries.
Marenzio: Tribus miraculis
Salisbury Cathedral Choir
Dan Cook. Organ
David Halls, Conductor
Griffin 4054
Traditional: Lully, lulla, thow littel tyne child "Coventry Carol"
Koch International Classics 7562
Jacob Handl: Omnes de saba venient
Musica Sacra
Indra Hughes, Conductor
Launch Music International Ltdl
(Recorded at St Michael's Church, Remuera, Auckland on 22 & 23 June and 20 July 2007)
Mendelssohn: Christus, Op 97 (Sung in English): When Jesus, Our Lord; Say Where is He; There Shall be a Star.
Evensong For The Feast Of The Epiphany From Grace Cathedral
Grace Cathedral Choir San Francisco
John Fenstermaker, Conductor and Organist
Gothic Records 49106
Johann Sebastian Bach: Wei schon leuchtet der Morgenstern, Cantata No. 1, BWV 1
Coro Wie schon leuchtet der Mogerstern
Malin Hartelius, Soprano; Nathalie Stutzmann, Alto; James Gilchrist, Tenor; Peter Harvey, Bass
The Monteverdi Choir
The English Baroque Soloists
John Eliot Gardiner, Conductor
Soli Deo Gloria Records 118
Johann Sebastian Bach: Sie werden aus Saba alle kommen, BWV 65
Coro (Concerto) Sie wedren aus Saba alle kommen
Choral Die Kon ge aus Baba kamen dar
Peter Harvey, Bass; Sally Bruce-Payne, Mezzo Soprano; Magdalena Kozená, Mezzo Soprano; James Gilchrist, Tenor
English Baroque Soloists, Monteverdi Choir
John Eliot Gardiner, Conductor
Soli Deo Gloria Records 178
Samuel Sebastian Wesley: Ascribe unto the Lord
Julian Clarkson, Bass; Jon English, Tenor; Roy Rashbrook, Tenor; Christopher Royall, Countertenor; Huw Tregelles Williams, Organ
St. Paul's Cathedral Choir
John Scott, Conductor
Helios 55443
Arvo Part: Nunc Dimitis
Kaia Urb, soprano
Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir
Paul Hillier, conductor
Harmonia Mundi 907401


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Seagate is already taking advantage of its purchase of Samsung's HDD division last month by releasing to market a prototype technology Samsung had been working on.
Seagate, second only to Western Digital in HDD market share, today unveiled the world's first 3.5in hard drive featuring 1TB of storage capacity per disk platter, breaking the 1TB areal density barrier. Samsung had previously announced a prototype 1TB disk platter but had never released it to market but Seagate wasted no time in using its newly-acquired technology. While Samsung promised four of these high-density disks (625Gb per square inch) in one hard drive, for the moment Seagate is planning on releasing a 3TB HDD with it's GoFlex Desk products the first to feature the new hard drive. Seagate says it is on track to ship its flagship 3.5in Barracuda desktop hard drive with 3TBs of storage on three disk platters – enough capacity to store up to 120 HD movies, 1,500 video games, thousands of photos or virtually countless hours of digital music – in mid-2011. The drive will also be available in capacities of 2TB, 1.5TB and 1TB.
"Organizations of all sizes and consumers worldwide are amassing digital content at light speed, generating immense demand for storage of digital content of every imaginable kind," said Rocky Pimentel, Seagate Executive Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Marketing. "We remain keenly focused on delivering the storage capacity, speed and manageability our customers need to thrive in an increasingly digital world."
With the need for storage growing exponentially and the cost of SSDs still too high and cloud storage seen as lacking security, these new high-density desktop HDDs will certainly find a market among gamers, film buffs and enterprise customers.
Source: Seagate