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Hey! I'm pretty excited about doing henna at Acen this year (if I get a table). I'm purchasing insurance for body artists, so I think I've covered everything I need to. Any suggestions? This is my first time.
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Probably extra chairs or a stool. The table only comes with two. a stool you could stow under the table when you don't have customers.
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I would ask for a corner booth if I was you! No one is allowed behind your table unless they have an AA badge(they come around and check a few times a day), so it would be beneficial to have your customers sit on the end. I did henna one year, and it was kinda hard for me and the customer since I had to come out from behind the table every time.
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As life always is, it is intruding on my writing time, my alone time, and much of my creative time since R died. Don't misunderstand, I'm just stating the facts, not complaining, I am happy to make adjustments and sacrifices to accommodate Mom. She's a good woman, who never said an unkind word that I heard. She loved all her children, and ached when they were hurting. I see my future and that's hard, but it's maybe a lesson I needed to learn.
But this post is about time. Sorry for being sporadic lately, and thank you for your patience and understanding. Mom is visiting friends this weekend and so I have some time alone to read all your blogs and try to catch up on what everyone is doing. I'm going down my list and am still catching up.
Life continues no matter how hard I try to stop it. I called my bank about we weren't going to be able to make our mortgage payment. I'm waiting for someone to call me back. I just spent $800 fixing Son's car. I finally said "screw it, put it on the credit card" and a good thing too. With Mom here we are doing a lot more driving around, and having another good-running car will be mighty handy as timing can be tricky sharing a car.
I've prepared my SSDI appeal papers and now need to find a good, honest lawyer to help me. Then contact someone about the rest of our debt, while I wait for a year for my appeal hearing. Learning to live without an oven (the door just won't stay fixed). Sometimes I wonder what I did in my last life, or as I interpret reincarnation, wonder what my father do to put this on me? I believe (somewhat) that we carry the sins of our forefathers.
Sorry, I'm sort of all over the place tonight. There is just so much going on, that I don't even realize until I start to list it: get death certificates, send forms to VA re Pension, Same to Social Security to transfer benefits. Turn off all the utilities. I've got to find each one and contact them. Right now it seems an insurmountable task. This used to be everyday at work for me. Doing 20 things at once, making snap decisions. Now I'm afraid to schedule an appointment with the cable TV guy for fear there's a reason the date I just committed to won't work.
I'm trying to kick my butt into gear and start doing the things that come naturally to me: organize, prioritize, research, and lots of phone calls. I've been sitting here for more than a year, and what do I have to show for it? No income, and a blog with less than 200 followers (not that I don't appreciate each one!) I feel like I'm wasting my life, but so far I'm unable to change. I'm not that strong woman at home. At home I am vulnerable and easily satisfied. I like reading quietly before I go to bed at night–so, I read for 4 hours before bed isn't the point! I should dress in my work clothes and start marching up to managers and demand a job, just like the perky girls did in those old movies. I rehearse my lines for when I get before a judge: Why must I be immobile in a wheel chair before you can declare me disabled. If I'm supposed to be fit enough to take a job as ticket taker, sure maybe I could do that job, but we will never know, because I don't have experience with "menial" work like those of a concession stand at the movie theatre. I've applied- no experience, and too many other unemployed kids who know cash registers and movie theater ethics.
What does the judge know about the days I pee myself, days my legs feel like lead pillars, there are days I feel terrific, but there is not a day, not an hour goes by my mind doesn't affect me. From forgetting to set the alarm, to leaving the stove on. As simple as forgetting something at the grocery store, to forgetting which car I drove to the grocery store. There is not a day goes by my memory plays with me. I have to ask my husband did thus and so happen? No? Then it must've been a dream. I can't trust myself to remember anything. I failed, miserably, tests for jobs in my normal field, which you have declared me completely fit for. Do you have any idea how hard life already is for someone disabled to get by. I can't get a job in my field, and I can't (apparently) learn anything new. At least it's much more difficult for me. Talk to people I worked with my last year. They can tell you. Can I call witnesses?
I'm trying to take a break from it all, but it all keeps intruding on my desire to be completely inert. Is this a new level of depression? Should I be worried? Am I being melo-dramatic?


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A hockey puck moving at 28 m/s is caught by an 80.00 kg man who was at rest. The man and puck move together after the collision. The puck's mass is 0.16 kg. What is the final velocity?
The law of conservation of linear momentum for so called inelastic collision:
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For Adults - A great one-time experience: Disney Dream Cruise Review by denl8177
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For Adults - A great one-time experience
Destination: Bahamas
Embarkation: Port Canaveral (Orlando)
We really liked the rotation of the dining and liked Enchanted Garden the best. It may be that it was the first night of the cruise and many of the families with small children opted out of the 8:30 seating. The buffet with endless shrimp and other seafood couldn't be beat. We also enjoyed the burgers near the pool.
The entertainment was all Disney and we enjoyed it but three nights was enough, especially since there was not optional adult entertainment/comedy.
The shopping More really was Disney themed and we missed the specials and shopping other ships offer. Because there is no casino and they do not push the drinks, you pay more for a Disney cruise.
All in all, we were happy we did this one time and got to go to Castaway Cay and enjoy the ship but unless we are traveling with children, we will stick to other cruise lines. Less
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This is a wonderful stateroom at the very back of the ship with an over sized balcony. We could have gone around the world on that balcony! It is fun to see the ship back into ports and then sail out from the back of the boat. The problem with the Disney Dream is that the queen bed does not split into two twins as on other ships and so since we travel as friends, one of us ended up on the pull out sofa, which was very uncomfortable.
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I love food, the pleasure and good fortune of sitting round a table with the people I love, breaking bread and setting the world to rights until our bellies and our hearts are full.
All of my favourite stories as a rather pot-bellied child revolved around food: the magnificent town-swamping porridge pot in The Magic Porridge Pot, Maisie Middleton's Breakfast, the dough-ey aeroplane in In the Night Kitchen, the fish pies in The Mousehole Cat and turkish delight in the Chronicles of Narnia. Good meals stick in my memory for years after my memory of a song has whittled away to a bar and a faltering half-line. Pauline's spinach and ricotta pancakes, Lisa's delicious stuffed bread, my pa's wonderful teenage-hangover-curing and extremely garlicky breakfasts. Yes chef, I will gladly do a pilgrimage to the outskirts of Lisbon in Portugal for a bit of custard pie worship, or climb Cader Idris's knee-crippling steps for a wind-whipped picnic involving scotch egg scoffing at the top. Food glorious food!


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Women should be allowed to choose the type of birth they have. The midwife- led, woman-centred, natural childbirth lobby is persuasive in that normal, straightforward deliveries do not benefit from medicalised over-management.
I considered having a midwife-led home delivery but when I decided to opt for a hospital delivery, I nevertheless determined that I would have a natural, drug-free, active-birth.
In the event, I gave birth anaesthetised from the waist down and not a moment too soon. Antenatal checks - conducted by midwives who were so certain of the simplicity of childbirth that they poured bland reassurance on my concerns - had failed either to predict or detect the disproportion of my son's head circumference. After a 28-hour labour - prolonged by a midwife who admitted she had been hanging on in the hope of a non-assisted delivery - my son was delivered instrumentally. I doubt he would have survived a home birth.
Birth is natural, but so are perinatal deaths and complications. The low rates of infant and maternal mortality owe much to cautious antenatal care and timely obstetric intervention.
By entrenching themselves on each side of the fence, neither obstetricians nor midwives do any favours for the lay mother-to-be.
Women should be allowed to choose the type of birth they have. I do not, however, believe they should be propagandised into thinking that all the options they can choose from are equally safe.
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Travelling by train has always been a funny and blissful experience, especially when on the way to pass through the countryside areas. It is possible to multiply the fun by applying the best methods of reducing the cost of train tickets by fetching the travelling dates early and by booking the e-tickets in advance.
Railways – Do Not Charge Extra
As per my experience is concerned, unlike airways I was not charged with extra charges like airport tax, baggage fee, weight limits, a ticket of infant and so on. Travelling by train has been considered to be less stressful and tedious in comparison to other modes of transportation provided confirmed tickets are carried.
Selecting Eurostar While on the Way to Buy Train Ticket Online
While on the way to buy a train ticket online, I decided to fetch Eurostar tickets as it has been recognized for providing best services along with hospitality. The first step for purchasing train tickets online included proper selection of the source point of the journey. As soon as I entered the source destination, the web page displayed the names of the possible stoppages at the concluding stage of the journey.
Selection of Best Place and Time to Board Train
Afterwards, I decided to select the best place from where I can easily board my train. As the name of the place was not being displayed, I was bound to select the nearest metropolitan city nearby my current location. While booking the train tickets, I assured about the timing of the train. This step enabled easy planning for my vacation.
It it was my pleasure that I was not among those people who used to lose some days of the vacation in search of tickets as each and every step was done at an advanced stage. Also, I gave due attention to the most suitable time of travelling by train from the station. This assured me to leave my home in a painless manner.


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Louis is a 2 year old mixed breed dog who lived with a homeless person until he was a year old and landed at the shelter. Since then he has been in a foster home. He weights about 80 lbs, but really needs to lose a couple lbs. He is neutered, up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, house trained and crate trained and ready for adoption!
Child appropriate? Louis would do fine with children over the age of 10 who can respect his space and not overwhelm him. He is very fun and playful with kids but he doesn't love kids grabbing his bones or toys from him and smaller children may not understand this.
Other dog appropriate? Louis is pretty dog selective so he may do best as the only dog. He is very chatty, which is very common for American Bulldogs and we believe him to be a AB mix. He bark-talks a lot and this can intimidate some dogs. He has meet several larger dogs and it has not gone well. He is not aggressive at all and does fine going on walks with other dogs but he prefers dogs to give him space and not get in his face. He might do well with a small, easy going dog, but larger dogs have not worked out well as he either scares them or they scare him.
Cat appropriate? Louis did ok on his cat test at the shelter but since living in his foster home his foster mom says he watches the cat and will chase it if given a chance. He either needs a kitty free home or a home with an outside cat or a home where there is a very dog savvy cat and the owners know how to handle the situation. He does not appear to want to harm the cat, just chase it :)
How is he/she with strangers? Louis does fine meeting new people and really likes them. He is friendly and will even bark hello!
What is his/her play style? Louis likes to run around and get energy out but he is very polite in play. He doesn't jump up or on you and he tires pretty quickly. He really enjoys playing tug and interacting in that way. He enjoys playing with his toys and bones the most. He will run around the yard or play with the hose and do silly things like that but his play style is very mellow.
Does he/she like toys? Yes, he LOVES toys!! He loves stuffies but he likes to destroy them so he'll need a steady supply :) He loves his bones too and any other toys. He doesn't discriminate!
Does he/she like water? He loves to play in the hose and try to drink out of it and doesn't mind walking through puddles etc...but has never gone to a lake or body of water so we aren't sure about that.
Does he/she like car rides? He seems fine riding in the car and quietly lays down.
Exercise level needed? Louis needs a moderate amount of exercise. He would enjoy daily walks around the neighborhood or hikes but he isn't much of a jogger past 2 miles. He is a bigger, stockier boy so he's no gazelle! Playing chase in the yard or playing tug with his toys is sufficient too. He is a very good dog for someone with a mellower lifestyle who just likes to take their dog for a walk.
Behavior issues? Louis has a tendency to resource guard his food and bones, things that are high value. This is very easy to manage as he is fed in his crate and left alone while eating. When done, he is let out of his crate and then his bowl is picked up. When he is given a bone, he needs to be left alone to chew it. We never understand people who feel it is necessary to be able to take bones or things from their dogs in some form of dominance. We feel it's totally acceptable to leave them alone while they eat or enjoy a bone and all is well. No need to create an issue. Louis pulls on leash too and he can be hard for a small person or older person to control so he does need continued work with this behavior. He can also be a bit bratty and bark/talk at other dogs when he sees them but he's very easily distracted by a treat so it's not really a major issue.
Medical issues? None known.
Skills? Louis knows basic commands such as "sit" and "off" and "down" but he is very, very treat motivated so he can learn tricks easily!
Special/endearing things? Louis is a very chatty dog and we find this incredibly endearing! He will talk back to you and occasionally yell over to people or other dogs and he has the cutest single eyebrow ever! He is utterly adorable and clumsy! He is not graceful and will lose balance when running zoomies but for a chubby boy, he can get some speed! He is very, very sweet and he loves his people. He has spent the first two years of life either without a home or in a temporary one and we'd really like him to finally "be home".
Ideal home: Louis' ideal family would be people who do not have any other pets, or just ones that are described above, who can take him on daily walks, let him 'help' with the cooking in the kitchen, and relax with him on the couch at the end of the day :) He would do well as a house dog and not a dog where the family wants to bring him absolutely everywhere because he's much too lazy to care about traveling the world! A low-maintenance family would be best as Louis really enjoys the simple things in life like a couch and love, and we can't say we blame him!


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Welcome to the Web site of the Benefice of Rivenhall and Silver End. This website covers the day to day services and events related to the churches of St Mary's and All Saints Rivenhall and St Francis Church Silver End. Links to the website for St Francis Church and to the Rivenhall parish website can be found below.
Until the early part of this century, the church stood in virtual isolation. In 1848 grave digging located the walls and floor of a Roman villa and in 1951-1952 excavations uncovered more of the villa.
In 1971 a small excavation against the south wall of the chancel resulted in evidence of a pre-historic occupation of the site dating from the late Iron Age, and above this the remains of a first century A.D. roman masonry building. Its foundations were shown to be two periods Saxon and 14th century. This extended the known history of the church back beyond the earliest recorded historical date of 1185. There have probably been Christians worshipping at the site since at least 800 AD and probably earlier.
By the 19th century Rivenhall church had an early Georgian tower and window at the west end. However, in 1837-39 Lord Western of Felix Hall, Kelvedon, gutted the structure and totally remodelled both its internal and external appearance. Brick, plaster and cement were the only materials used.
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Firefox Startup Performance Weekly Summary
This week brings a boost in visibility of results, not just for startup, but for all the performance testing we're doing on all branches and platforms. As I mentioned last week, I was working on an automated method of generating the cross-branch startup results. Luckily Johnath and Chris Atlee had done the hard work when making the performance dashboard. It has a JSON file that contains a roll-up of the previous 7 days performance data, which is updated every 5 minutes with new Talos results. Using that as the datasource, I wrote a script summarizes the results for each test+branch+OS combination across all the boxes that returned results, as well as stable branch and previous week differences. The final product gives a snapshot view of how each branch compares to the stable branch.
This is useful for a few different reasons. First, we (and the press and our users and our managers and everyone really) are able to know at-a-glance how any branch compares to the stable release branch. An example of another use is that before the JS team does a Tracemonkey merge, they can quickly see if any major performance effects can be expected.
The table shows red or green for any differences that are outside of a 2% threshold, to take test noise into account. This is quite liberal, as I've already calculated the numbers to take into account whether the difference is within the standard deviation. Reducing the noise in the tests would be a big help - perhaps some researcher will take up Roc's challenge. A second point of trust is my math :) I'm not a statistician, so please view source and let me know where I've miscalculated.
An example of the full report is here. I'm going to file a bug and work with release-engineering to get it pushed out to the graph server, where the dashboard lives. The data from this week's startup table is copied below (though sans the color-coding of the real thing. Actually, now Wordpress keeps stripping out my styles, so you get an ugly table this week).
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deviation: 59
mean: 1096
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This week's activity:
- Taras and Joel are still working on bug 524202, tracking down exactly how and when dynamic library code is loaded. They're past diagnostics, and are now into implementation, coaxing the linker into ordering functions in the optimal sequence. See this comment for a good summary of the issue. Joel put up a very detailed blog post about the work they've been doing.
- Ryan Flint posted an update on his startup bug activity this week.
- Have a patch enabling Windows cold-startup testing for Talos for bug 522807, but it's causing the whole OS to freeze, only recoverable via reboot. Fun! I also added some details and links about how Prefetch/SuperFetch work on Windows to the wiki.
- Rob Strong pushed bug 311965 to mozilla-central, comm-central and 1.9.2 while also ensuring not to break all the toolkit apps that depend on this code. Truly a gentleman of the Mozilla ecosystem.
- Taras put a new patch up for service caching in bug 516085.
- Everything is about ready for re-enabling rebasing on Windows in bug 484799, just needs landing.
- John Dagget posted some test times in bug 519445 for yet further reductions in Mac startup time spent in font system initialization, just needs review.
- Bug 512645, removing the setTimeout 10ms wait in chrome JS, is ready to land. I'll try to land this weekend if the bug owner doesn't get around to it first (hint hint).
Projects in a holding pattern:
- Drew has a patch up for bug 506814, getting rid of Change GetPersistentDescriptor/SetPersistentDescriptor on Mac, just needs review from Josh.
- Ben Hsieh has been prototyping a whole Fastload cache replacement in bug 520309.
- JARification: David abandoned moving JS modules into a JAR file, since those files are fastloaded. However, since we want things like post-extension-install restarts to be fast, and those cause fastload cache invalidation, we might want to do things like this anyways. I filed a bug for the same treatment for components. These are lower priority, since they're not the normal startup case. Follow along with all JAR-ification via the tracker bug.
- Startup Timeline: No updates, still not landed. Add [ft] in the whiteboard of your bug w/ the function names you want timed and David will generate it and update the bug.
- Static Analysis: No progress on bug 506128. David needs to file a bug with the final log of named-yet-uncalled functions.
- Dirty Profile Testing: No progress. Need to list scenarios, file bugs for each, generate Talos config patches and profile data, and then move it into Rel-Eng territory. Also, need to get a separate Tinderbox tree, since it's going to cause a bazillion new columns.
- Joel Reymont noted in bug 513076 that there are serious drawbacks to getting our libraries in the dyld shared cache on Mac, so has deprioritized that work.
- No updates on Zack's CSS parser changes in bug 513149.
As usual, more details and links are available on the project wiki, and we're available to answer questions in #startup on irc.mozilla.org.
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Welcome to Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
As members of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod we are called to be brothers and sisters in Christ. If you are interested in meeting our church family, we encourage you to join us at any one of our worship services, click on the "About" page, or call Pastor Larry Rubeck at (815) 455-3200. We look forward to meeting you.
Worship Services
Saturday 5:00 pm & Sunday 9:00 am (child care available)
Christian Education on Sundays
Adults Bible Study, 10:15 am–11:00 am
Jr. & Sr. High Youth, 10:15–11:00 am
Children Preschool to 5th, 10:15 – 11:05 am
Wednesday Morning Adult Bible Study, 9:30 am - 10:30 am
Wednesday Midweek Confirmation, 7:00 pm (SEPT-MAY)
third sunday after Pentecost June 24 & 25, 2017
FIRST READING: Jeremiah 20:7–13 ESV
SECOND READING: Romans 20:7–13 ESV
GOSPEL READING: Matthew 10:5a, 21–33 ESV
No Saturday worship
fourth sunday after pENTECOST july 2, 2017
FIRST READING: Jeremiah 28:5–9 ESV
SECOND READING: Romans 7:1–13 ESV
GOSPEL READING: Matthew 10:34–42 ESV
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Joe Mann is a United Methodist minister who has spent most of his professional life in work related to Duke University. After serving as a minister in Wilmington, he went to North Carolina State University as a campus minister. He left there after nine years to become the Director of Continuing Education at Duke Divinity School. There he designed and implemented learning opportunities for clergy. He then went to The Duke Endowment, where he worked for twenty years as a Director of the Rural Church Division. Retiring from The Duke Endowment, he returned to the Divinity School and served as a Director with Leadership Education at Duke Divinity. He has served as chair of the North Carolina Humanities Council, the N.C. Center for Nonprofits, and the North Carolina Council of Churches. He lives in Raleigh with his wife, Ann, who is a retired teacher and administrator from North Carolina State University.


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CAIR Works "Tirelessly to Advance the Agenda & Goals of the Muslim Brotherhood & Hamas"
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"UTT is the only organization in the nation which provides a detailed assessment of the enemy threat in your local area, provides law enforcement investigative solutions, and creates state level counter-insurgency strategies to identify, dismantle and defeat the jihadi network in your area."
Co-Author of: Sharia – The Threat to America
Author of the book: Raising a Jihadi Generation
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CAIR Works "Tirelessly to Advance the Agenda & Goals of the Muslim Brotherhood & Hamas"
The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) is a terrorist organization. Specifically, it was created in 1994 by the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood's Palestine Committee, which is Hamas in the United States.
This week's UTT Radio Broadcast (30 mins) – which can be heard at www.WorldviewRadio.com – features an interview with UTT's Vice President Chris Gaubatz who worked undercover at Hamas' headquarters in Washington, D.C. (CAIR) nearly ten years ago while posing as a converted muslim.
Listen to the UTT radio broadcast HERE.
In the interview, Chris Gaubatz explains CAIR's objectives are no different than those of ISIS and Al Qaeda, and that CAIR works "Tirelessly to advance the agenda and goals of the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas."
Chris Gaubatz testifies before Senator Ted Cruz's hearing on "Radical Islam and Terrorism"
Here are a few of the comments from Chris Gaubatz from the UTT broadcast:
"As I testified in front of the U.S. Senate, the Muslim Brotherhood is no different than Al Qaeda and the Islamic State. They have the same goals, which is to establish an Islamic state under sharia…Whether its jihadi groups all over the world, the Islamic State, Al Qaeda or the Muslim Brotherhood, specifically Hamas in this case with CAIR, they all say that they're muslims waging jihad to establish an Islamic state under sharia…My workspace (at CAIR) was right outside the office of Nihad Awad, the Executive Director of Hamas doing business as CAIR, and Ibrahim Hooper's office was right next door to Nihad's office. So I had daily interactions with them."
Chris Gaubatz undercover at Hamas headquarters with U.S. Muslim Brotherhood leader and Hamas (CAIR) Executive Director Nihad Awad
"I was able to see exactly how they (CAIR) go about doing what they do, which is ultimately civilization jihad. They want to destroy Western civilization from within per their own goals and documents, and I was able to witness that daily."
In the largest terrorism financing and Hamas trial ever successfully prosecuted in American history – US v Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development (HLF), Dallas 2008 – which was the culmination of a 15 year FBI investigation, the FBI and the Department of Justice entered into evidence a "wide array" of testimonial and documentary evidence expressly linking CAIR to Hamas.
See UTT's CAIR is Hamas brief sheet HERE. Hamas is a designated terrorist organization per the United States government. See the Department of State's designation of Hamas HERE.
Yet, despite all the evidence from the HLF trial, the over 12,000 documents Chris Gaubatz pulled out of CAIR's headquarters in Washington, D.C. as well as the 300 hours of covert video/audio recordings revealing CAIR is involved in fraud, sedition, and terrorism, CAIR continues to operate and CAIR leaders walk free on the streets of America.
The book Muslim Mafia details Chris' experiences and the evidence uncovered. Purchase a copy today HERE!
CAIR frequently appear in the media and is defended by local and national media outlets as a "civil rights" organization. CAIR organizes "Muslim Capital Day" at state capitals around the United States, influences national policy related to the Islamic threat, attacks individuals and organizations who speak truth about the threat of Islam, and they defend jihadis ("terrorists") while putting out the propaganda that what "terrorists" do has nothing to do with Islam.
Hamas leader Nihad Awad, who is the General Masul (leader) of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood, is now steering the MB's accelerated efforts to prepare for war in the United States through the efforts of the US Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO).
Three things citizens can do to help thwart the efforts of the CAIR terrorists (Hamas) are:
- Encourage local and state law enforcement to prosecute CAIR entities in your state. If they have no idea where to begin, please refer them to UTT.
- Work to ensure none of the local public entities in your area work with Hamas terrorists (dba CAIR) such as media, businesses, schools, etc.
- Support and defend organizations and individuals being attacked by CAIR.
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Stormwater: Where does it go?
The City of Douglas is considered a Phase I Municipal Separate Storm Sewer
System (MS4). This means that the storm drain system is separate from the sanitary sewer system. The storm water that does not soak into the ground or evaporate gets discharged into Whitewater Draw. Unlike water and wastes conveyed in the sanitary sewers, storm water is untreated before being discharged.
(household wastewater(toilet, sinks, etc.)
What can you do?
Never dump anything down the storm drains. Pesticides, pet wastes, leaking oil from a vehicle could all end up in our washes and ditches if proper care is not taken. Here are some helpful tips for minimizing your impact to the storm water discharge.
Vehicle Care
• Make sure you take proper care of your vehicle.
• Oil, antifreeze and other lubricants that leak onto the asphalt and concrete will be picked up in the next rain and washed into the city's storm drain system.
• Clean up any spills with dry absorbent and properly dispose of the wastes. Don't wash spilled material into the storm drain.
• Wash your car on your lawn or use a commercial car wash.
• Washing your car in the driveway increases water runoff into the storm drains and carries the oil, grease and road grime that collect on your vehicle.
Pool Draining
• City code prohibits the discharge of pool water into the storm drain.
• Look for responsible ways of draining your pool.
Pet Wastes
• Flushing pet waste in the sanitary sewer is the best disposal method.
• Leaving pet waste on the ground can lead to public health issues when storm water carries the harmful bacteria into the ditches and river beds.
• Be water wise when you landscape.
• Planting low-water use trees and shrubs helps conserve water and minimizes over-watering that leads to runoff into the storm drains.
• Sweep up yard wastes instead of hosing them down into the storm drains.
• See the water conservation Web page for additional information on landscaping techniques in a desert environment.
• If your home has rain gutters, direct the rain gutter downspouts into your yard and away from impervious surfaces.
• Apply pesticides and fertilizers as directed.
• Pesticides should be applied sparingly and not be applied either immediately before or immediately after a rain event.
Home Repair and Improvements
• Before beginning your project, locate the nearest storm drain and protect them from debris and other materials.
• Clean paint brushes in the sink and not outdoors.
• Properly dispose of Paint and thinner wastes.
• Purchase and use nontoxic, biodegradable, recycled and recyclable products whenever possible.


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The Lounge Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne: Sabbath in the Suburbsby The Lounge Brigade
The breakout popularity of MTV's The Osbournes led the Vitamin label to issue another volume in their infamous "lounge" series of tributes to pop and rock acts. The Lounge Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne: Sabbath in the Suburbs features nine Osbourne/Sabbath originals, reworked into chintzy arrangements of bossa nova, beatnik jazz, and dinner-theater pop. Examples include "Iron Man," driven by Cuban-style percussion, and "Flying High Again," which takes a turn toward 1950s doo wop. It's all very silly. It's important to note that Sabbath in the Suburbs does not include the Pat Boone version of "Crazy Train" that's used as the opening theme to The Osbournes. That particular sonic train wreck can be found on Boone's own In a Metal Mood: No More Mr. Nice Guy, or the show's official soundtrack, Osbourne Family Album.
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Step Out Blood Drive
A BIG thanks to all who gave at our American Red Cross blood drive yesterday! We beat our goal to help replenish the blood supply over this holiday week- which is a huge blessing to the hospitals! Originally our goal was to have 45 give, but recently the Red Cross Bloodmobile was in an accident and has been temporarily out of commission. Because of this the Red Cross had asked blood drives to raise their goals. We raised our goal to 52, and has 54 appointment scheduled. We ended up with a total of 62 donations this past Sunday.
Kate Sullivan at the Red Cross talked about how noble it is for people to give blood. Everyone went out of their way to help someone they don't know, and that says a lot about someone.
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My Salads Your Salads
Hi guys, since Orangepencils is now single. ((As in no stories to write)) Here's a one shot! Actually I have to finish Welcome Back to Reality but I'll do that during Easter Break and get it over with. I originally did this in French, yes Orangepencils writes and speaks and reads French, VERY well and I decided to translate the fic. I was in the mood to do humor. So please read it it's worth the laughs.
One shot, humor.
I was inspired by a line that Inuyasha said to Sesshomaru in manga six. He said: Tes encore venu ici pour nous parlez de tes salades? It means you came here to talk about your salads? So I had a little idea for it…
Disclaimer: Because I am bored and in need to type.
Summary: Sesshomaru comes by to visit Inuyasha and informs him that he has inherited a huge salad field from his deceased father. Just what the hell is he going to do with a salad field when Naraku is on the loose?
My Salads Your Salads
It was another ordinary day for Inuyasha and company. Naraku was still hidden somewhere in the world and the Shikon jewel was as incomplete as ever. The group had nothing better to do so they had all returned to the Edo village. They were lying in the tall grass and looking up at the clouds. Inuyasha was chewing on a piece of grass while Kilala and Shippo were running around in the fields. For once Miroku wasn't trying to be a pervert and Sango was quite pleased.
"So, what do we do today?" Miroku asked his traveling companions. He was starting to find time long and boring.
"I don't know… I'm starting to find that we're missing action around here don't you find? There's no Band of Seven, no demons, NO NOTHING!" Kagome said.
"Yeah… there haven't been any demons to kill recently." Inuyasha said after a while. He more than all the others was starting to be sick and tired of this new dull life.
"Don't complain Inuyasha. For all we know, tomorrow we could leave on some journey for many weeks and we won't come back for a while." Sango told him from her place.
"So? At least we'd have something productive to do." And as if his wish was heard by some magical force, Sesshomaru appeared out of nowhere. There was the productive thing that just appeared.
"What the hell are you doing here Sesshomaru? Did you come here to talk about your salads?" Sesshomaru had a half smile for a fraction of a second.
"That's scary." Shippo murmured to the others. The others were in agreement with him. Seeing Sesshomaru smile wasn't something you saw on a daily basis.
"Correct you are Inuyasha. I did come here to talk about salads." Inuyasha fell to the floor anime style. He was just joking when he had said that.
"What the hell do you mean you came here to talk about salads! It was only an expression for crying out lout!" Inuyasha barked back at him. Sometimes he wondered if his brother didn't take a bit too much Sake with his meal before meeting him.
"You see little brother, before the time that our dear father left this Earth, he had some salad fields." Inuyasha's jaw fell to the floor and the same thing happened to the others. What can a powerful demon like their father do with a bunch of dumb salad fields?
"So? Go and ramble about this to the salads. I don't have time to waste on you today Sesshomaru." Inuyasha really didn't give a damn about some dumb salads.
"Do you think this is a trap Miroku?" Sango asked the monk once she regained her calm.
"I wouldn't be surprised, but you never know with him…"
"Like I was saying, when our dear father passed away, he named me heir of the Western Lands. But he didn't want to leave me all the salad fields. He wanted to leave you half of the fields…"
"Well gee thanks for telling me now you bastard! Now the salads are probably all dead! And if they aren't then they survived by some miracle. How did you want me to take care of these salads if I didn't even know of their existence?"
"I am not that stupid, little brother. I took care of your salad fields up until now. It's father who told me to do so." Now that was the understatement on the century! This conversation was going nowhere, but it was strangely amusing to the point to laugh of it.
"So? What do you want me to do now? You want me to abandon my mission so I could retire in some old salad field and pass the rest of my days watering them? Who do you think I am? Buddha! There's no way in hell! And what about Tetsusaiga? What's it gonna do for me? Help me cut up the salads so I can make healthy sandwiches and balanced meals!" Everyone had to crack a smile at that statement. Kagome sat down next to Shippo and Kilala so she could watch this absurd scene that was playing before their eyes. Miroku and Sango came to join her.
"Inuyasha, you have no choice. You must take care of the salads." Sesshomaru was starting to lose his patience. His patience had a limit and this limit wasn't far from being reached.
"Well, what am I going to do with these dumb salads you tell me?"
"If you decide to come, I will show you what you will do with these dumb salads." The hanyou thought about it for a moment before he nodded and accepted.
So that's how Inuyasha and company left to visit Inuyasha's salad fields wherever they were.
Once they arrived there, the group was quite amazed to see so many green acres of salad belonging to Inuyasha.
"All this belongs to me?" Inuyasha asked his older brother. The elder brother nodded his head. He had to admit that he was very impressed by all this land. All this green land, all these salads. Suddenly, a little purplish figure came out of nowhere. It had strange olive green eyes and little sharp pointy teeth. It had very long hands. It couldn't be taller than a foot and not larger than ten inches. Inuyasha stomped on it and it died immediately.
"And just what the hell is this supposed to be?" He asked when he grabbed another one and squished it between his thumb and index.
"Those are Samyukes." Sesshomaru told him.
"A Sam what?"
"They are little demons that eat salads. There's the utility that Tetsusaiga will have to you. You will be able to rid the fields of the Samyuke's with your sword." Kagome, Shippo, Miroku and Sango laughed even harder. They tried imagining Inuyasha running after a dozen of Samyuke's with Tetsusaiga drawn out ready to strike.
"You're kidding right?"
"Of course not little brother. I took care of these fields for all these years. It's your turn to take care of what is rightfully yours."
"Did you fall on your head or something! There is no way in hell that I am spending the rest of my days taking care of these damn salads! You hear me, I. Am. Not. Doing. It!" Sesshomaru smiled at him. Everyone got frightened for a moment. Sesshomaru smiling… that couldn't be a good sign.
"You don't have much of a choice." And with that the dog demon left without another word.
"So, Inuyasha what will you do with all these wonderful salads?" Miroku told him with a huge smile. He thought this situation was quite amusing.
"What do you think I'm going to do? Sit back here and spend my valuable time killing off those dumb Samyukes and watering the salads?"
"Isn't that what Sesshomaru told you to do?" Sango asked him with a puzzled expression.
"What! Are you crazy! I am going to leave these salads die in peace and with no salads, good riddance! I'll be spared the trouble." The inu-hanyou thought that it was a good idea, but clearly Kagome was against it. She had already taken the decision for him.
"SIT!" The poor man went face forward into the ground.
"You will stay here and you will take care of the salads! If I have to stay here with you then so be it I'll stay! Anyways, we have nothing better to do. Take care of the salads and once Naraku shows sign of life you'll go and beat the tar out of him." Inuyasha knew he couldn't do anything against Kagome. He got up and went to see if he could find some of these Samyuke demons.
"God damn it! There really is someone who doesn't like my face in this low world!" He said as he killed off a dozen of Samyukes that were lurking around. Sango, Miroku, Kagome and Shippo chocked with laughter. It was too funny! But a certain silver haired hanyou didn't think it was funny. He got an idea and he smiled evilly to himself. He would see who would have the last laugh. He turned around to face his friends and gave them his evilest smile. Something about that smile told them this couldn't be good.
"You guys are going to stay?" He asked them. When they nodded their heads, he threw a pale to Kagome who caught it with ease.
"Good then, make yourselves useful. Kagome you'll pull out the weeds, Sango you'll cut up the salads, Miroku you'll harvest the grounds and Shippo you'll make the food." They wanted to protest but Inuyasha simply smiled at them.
"You wanted to force me to stay here; you're going to help me." And that was the understatement of the century.
After three, long and never ending weeks of killing Samyukes, pulling out weeds, watering salads and taking care of them, Inuyasha, Kagome, Shippo, Sango, Miroku and Kilala were sick and tired of it. During this sunny afternoon, Sesshomaru came to pay them a little visit.
"I am going to kill you!" Inuyasha charged at his brother but this last one moved aside to reveal another type of demon that was behind him.
"Who's that?" Inuyasha asked him.
"I present myself milord. I am Takimoto. I am a demon farmer. I take care of fields such as yours. I am here to come to your help milord." Inuyasha's mouth fell to the floor. This demon was going to save his sanity!
"And you're going to spend the rest of the days that I am absent taking care of these fields?" Inuyasha asked him.
"Of course milord." Inuyasha smiled and handed him a watering can.
"Have fun watering the salads." Takimoto took the can and left to water the plants.
"You couldn't have brought him sooner!"
"Of course not little brother, I wanted to see you laboring in these salad fields. It was a very entertaining thing if you ask me. Well then I must go, to the next time Inuyasha." And Sesshomaru left just as he had come.
"Sesshomaru, wait! You ain't gonna leave without a fight! You damn loser! What kind of a man are you!"
And that's how Inuyasha left his salad fields, but he came back every once in a while to check up on them. Because over the last three weeks, he had grown attached to them.
End of the story with no point.
Well that was pretty lame lol! You can find the original story in French in my profile. Please review the pointless story. I still think it's pretty funny! I'll be working on another one-shot and then this weekend it's back to Welcome Back to Reality for me and for the story lol.


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I did post earlier wondering what was in the Ravenwing box set as to show my enthusiasm for building a White Scar army as something to break up the monotony of the play styles of my current armies. One thing that i have a hard time wrapping my head around is how few models you get for your points, and with some many of todays units being so shootie I would think it would be an uphill battle to actually win vs tie....I have heard of people saying that an all biker army plays to the marines strengths, but I just don't know. I must say that the Idea of a supper fast army of bikers sounds all too cool, but what is cool and what will make the cut can be two diferent things. I would just like to hear from people who have played or have played against the White Scars and see you think as far how they are effective.
Bikes are very good. I don't know about using Khan, since Reserves can ruin you but all Bikes play a lot like Eldar. You have more speed than most armies and that's how you win, by hitting weak spots and grabbing/contesting objectives at the last minute.
Your bikes can be equipped to kill anything, especially when you add Attack Bikes in, so shooting is a strength. They're still Marines though so charging into IG, Tau or the like will save you from taking their full shooting to the face.
The model count is low but the army is a scalpel not a hammer, you have to hit the weak spots and exploit mistakes. Not as easy to play as normal Rhino Rush but it's deadlier in the hands of a veteran player, especially in objective scenarios.
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Consider this- With most current 40k games being two armies squashed into deployment zones and units barely being able to move without standing on each other having few models can be a real perk. If your opponent deploys table-wide, or in a defensive semi-circle you can use your bikes to get close without too much danger (fewer models = relatively more cover) and then jump one end of the enemy line. Give those units what for with your T5 marines and mobile rapid-firing bolters, attack bikes and speeders then push up the line, fighting part of the enemy army at once. If they begin to get wise to your plans and use tanks as assault blockers then use your multi-meltas (on bikes or speeders) to clear them and then charge through the smoking ruins.
You can fit 10 bikes and 2-3 speeders into a tiny frontage- drive them like a nail at a couple of enemy units and they'll be hard pressed to stop themselves getting over-run and slaughtered. A couple of Storm Speeders with sniper scouts can make a great irritation, even more so when they drop on to the objectives in the last turn.
So, yeah. I reckon they're quite a viable army.
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I've played gunline, drop pods, and bikes in fourth. I've played drop pods, mech, and bikes in fifth. In both editions my bike armies had/have the best score; actually I have yet to lose or draw a game in which I use bikes as troops, whereas I have lost and tied my share of games with my other army builds. All-bike armies are a very, very viable build if used correctly!
If you want to be successful you have to change your standard marine tactics from advancing everything in the enemy's face and blasting it apart to staying alive while performing surgical hit-and-run strikes and focusing on the mission. It does require a change in mind, a different strategical approach.
And your list has to fulfill certain requirements too, like no slow elements that force you to make commitments to certain areas on the battlefield, or a good amount of mobile heavy fire support and such.
I have also made contact with a handful other marine bike army players on the internet, and all of them are very happy with their army's effectiveness. Don't be afraid. It's something else, but it's definitely cool and good.
Do you all bikes, or do you include tanks as well? I would think that land speeders and even jump infantry could be used as well. In 1500 pt games how many bikers and attack bikes would you bring?
Generally, if you bring bikes you're going to want to bring lots, so that doesn't leave much room for any vehicles beyond Speeders (they can DS to avoid getting shot up, cheap and blasty).
However, you could swap out the generic Tac Squads in a mech marine list with Biker units, that should be fun.
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I also use a lot of speeders. Usually I also have all of my fast attack slots filled in at 1,500 points. I like typhoons for their high-output heavy support fire over long distances - they can stay well out of trouble and still shoot a lot. But since these are expensive often enough I use mere multi-melta landspeeders for tank hunting assistance or double heavy bolters landspeeder tornados for infantry-killing frenzy. Speeders also excel at contesting objectives better than anything else in our codex.
I regard both - tanks and speeders - as rather essential or at least a very good addition for bike armies. So not only can you take some if you like, I would even go much further and say you should definitely use speeders and tanks for support. So many more options...
Jump infantry is a viable addition because they add some close combat power to your otherwise pretty shooty-focused army and they can reach higher ground (because bikes can't go to the upper levels of ruins). But since they contest fast attack slots I rather go with one mechanized tactical squad in my list.
That's another transport that can provide cover for my other units (even the tanks) and draw anti-tank weaponry fire away from my vindicators and add some firepower (I use a razorback). And the tactical squad can also come with another special and heavy weapon, etc... It's okay to stay on the shooty side, since your fast army should well be able to decide where to assault or get assaulted and where not.
In 1,500 points I have at least three minimum bike squads (sergeant, three bikers, attack bike) plus the captain. Sometimes I add a sixth model to my bike squads, and once the points level goes up I definitely add another squad. I have ten tactical marines with a transport, 3 ordnance tanks, and depending on upgrades and such, 2-6 landspeeders for support.
As with many a poster on here I've had nothing but good success with my biker lists.
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Khan + HQ squad
2x full bike squads with PF and Attack bike with MM. One squad has plasma nd melta. The other 2x flamers.
2x Typhoons
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So far I've not lost with this list in 5-6 games. Especially good in Objective games. I do realise the sterguard are slow but they really ruin my opponents day everytime they drop in. As I've commented on another post re: sterguard I don't care how badly they get shot up. They are simply there to destabilise my opponent and get him to split his fire/focus on killing them and not the mission. Works everytime. With Pedro they can also claim objectives if I'm lucky. SO far in most of the games this one squad had accounted for most of the killing allowing the bikes supported by the speeders, to go objective hunting and target lone squads.
Small but lethal army.
That's a pretty......different? list. What have you been beating? It seems more people play half Bikes than full, only like two people have mentioned using all Bikes for their infantry.
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And Justice For All's list is pretty elite and has a very low model count. Since the sternguard has to drop on turn one and then more or less stay where it is this wouldn't suit my style of play at all. It also seems a little low on anti-tank for my taste, unless the sternguard are packed with combi-meltas.
Nonetheless And Justice For All is another piece of proof that mobile armies in general and Space Marine bike armies in particular are very effective, especially in fifth edition. Thanks for sharing your list and performance, And Justice For All! Keep on winning.
As for not using all bikes: I use one mechanized tactical squad instead of a bike squad for several reasons.
It's one more piece of armor to function as mobile cover. It's one more target for the enemy anti-tank to take focus off my vindicators and speeders. It's two more units than a bike squad of comparable cost (which is very good in objective missions but bad in annihilation). It's many more models than a bike squad. It's an entirely different quality of firepower (far less mobile and fewer special weapons, but instead heavy weapons and many more shots). And it has the ability of climbing up above ground level in ruins, which is very important on my gaming group's battlefields.
None-bike infantry makes for a very good home objective grabber. But foot-sloggers slow you down and force you to make a commitment. With a mechanized tactical squad in reserves I can safely turboboost my army across the board, hitting where I want to, while forgetting all about my home objective. Once my mechanized tac squad arrives from reserves it has enough close-ranged firepower to be able to claim the home objective and sit on it. This build suits my reserves tactic really well.
If you have another style of play though, starting on the board rather than reserving, you may be better off with all-bikes. Yet then you are screwed if your opponent places a lot of objectives high up in ruins...
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