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Anne Buist's first psychological thriller, MEDEA'S CURSE was published by Text, on January 28th 2015. The second Natalie King book, DANGEROUS TO KNOW, was published by them on March 29th 2016, and both are published by Legend Press in the UK. THIRD in series THIS I WOULD KILL FOR due out February 1st 2018
Anne Buist and Graeme Simsion have co-authored TWO STEPS FORWARD, a romantic comedy set on the Camino de Santiago, which will be published by Text publishing in October 2017
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A dark sexy and gripping psychological thriller set in the heart of Melbourne: see Reviews and Where is she and was she? for all the latest reviews and information.
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The Princeton High School choral department with help from PHS choir alumni and area residents will be performing the popular musical "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" about a month from now as a PHS choir fundraiser.
Six performances are planned, with one each on June 27 and 28, and two each on June 30 and July 1. The fundraiser, with a goal of $10,000 to $20,000, is to help cover the cost of the PHS choir trip to New York next school year.
"Joseph" will actually be a community production, in which no one except the choreographer will be paid, said PHS choral director Mark Potvin last week. He said that includes himself volunteering as the musical's artistic director. The cast will include some current PHS choral students, plus students from other grades, some local residents and past PHS choir students.
The lead roles have been cast, Potvin said, but he declined to give names yet, explaining that some changes could be made. The production will take place outside on a grassy area between the west side of the high school and the football/track field. A stage will be built for the production and if there is rain, that particular performance will be cancelled, he said.
Admission will be $10 for adults and $5 for ages 12 and under.
Rehearsals are to begin June 4 and more volunteers are needed to put on the production. Anyone interested in helping can call Potvin at either his office at 389-6048, or at his home at 631-0629.
Potvin noted that this will be the first event that the newly-formed Princeton Music Ed Association will be supporting. The association's mission is to support music education activities in grades K-12, and it will replace the band boosters club, according to Potvin.
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Pennsylvania Democrat Bob Casey comes out against embattled nominee, Debo Adegbile, an Obama pick to head the Civil Rights Division at the Justice Department.
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An Ohio woman has confiscated the Xbox of her 15-year-old son who was hospitalized for dehydration after spending at least four days in his bedroom playing the Modern Warfare 3 video game, WCMH TV reports.
Jesse Rawlins tells the NBC affiliate in Columbus that her son, Tyler Rigsby, emerged from his bedroom Tuesday morning after a marathon round of game-playing, and collapsed three times.
She says he became very pale and his lips turned blue.
"I was very scared. I thought he was going to die," she tells WCMH. "He just fell over three times."
The TV station quotes an emergency physician at a children's hospital as saying dehydration can lead to decreased blood pressure and a lack of adequate oxygen to the brain.
Rawlins, who says Tyler had only left his bedroom to use the bathroom, pick up snacks and take a quick shower, adds that both have learned a lesson the hard way.
She says Tyler was shaken by the ordeal, and didn't complain about his punishment.
"The Xbox is gone," she says.
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Chapter 7: Prisoner Diaries
It had been three months since Jeff had been captured by Marcus Koopa and he was now getting used to his prisoner life in Castle Koopa although he still wasn't too happy about it. Clive, his personal guard was enjoying having him around.
"You've been here for three months now. It's time for you to do some serious slave jobs," Clive said to Jeff that morning in the dungeons.
"What do you mean serious?" Jeff asked.
"Follow me and I'll show you," Clive said smiling evilly. Jeff didn't like the way Clive was smiling but decided to follow Clive outside of Castle Koopa and into the mines a few miles away.
"What is this this place?" Jeff asked. "What am I supposed to do here?"
"Welcome to the Dark Land mines, this place is full of minerals and lots of other hidden treasures. This is one of many slave spots where we make our slaves dig for treasure and stuff," Clive explained.
"You want me to dig for treasure? Is that why you brought me here?" Jeff asked.
"Not just treasure but anything really. Sometimes our slaves are made to dig just for the hell of it because we enjoy making them work. Look over there," Clive said pointing over to another part of the mine. Jeff looked and saw a toad being made to dig with a koopatrol watching over him. The toad appeared to be exhausted and there were other toads scattered about what Jeff noticed doing the same kind of work.
"No way. I'm not doing that,"Jeff said about to walk off but Clive stopped him and held him against the mine wall.
"You'll do what you're told. You wouldn't want me to do to you what I did last time, would you?" Clive sneered.
Jeff gulped. He knew Clive was being serious and didn't want that same punishment to happen again when he tried to escape previously.
"Okay, I guess I have no other choice," Jeff said.
Clive grinned. He had Jeff right where he wanted him and there was nothing Jeff could do about it except just follow orders and stay on Clive's good side. Clive then placed some iron legcuffs around Jeff's legs connected to a cannonball preventing him from making any kind of leg movement.
"That should hold you in place," Clive said handing Jeff a pickaxe. "Now start digging or else."
Jeff sighed and started to dig much to Clive's delight.
"Don't get me wrong Jeff. You might not believe me but I do like you. I may be quite hard on you as well as other prisoners but I as well as the other guards do care about our prisoners' well-being. If you respect me and do your job, then I'll respect you back," Clive said.
Jeff just nodded but continued to dig and was clearly not happy.
Meanwhile down in the dungeons, Spike, the sledge brother responsible for escorting Francine's killers to trial previously was taking a check on all the cells when Buzz and Scott came down taking a toad into one of the cells. The toad had his hands tied behind his back and his arms tied together. His mouth was tightly gagged with a cloth wrapped around it to keep him quiet as he tried to scream for help during his capture.
"This toad was trespassing in the upper section of the castle. We think he may have been trying to rescue the human but we caught him," Buzz said to Spike.
"Take him to the free cell down the end. I'll have him interrogated later once I've finished down here and whatever else I have to do," Spike said.
"You got it," Buzz said and threw the toad in the cell leaving him tied up. Normally the prisoners would be untied before being locked in the dungeon but this toad was quite dangerous and was trying to fight back so Buzz and Scott had to restrain him. Bowser came down shortly afterwards to look for Jeff and saw Spike.
"Spike, where is the human, Jeff?" Bowser asked.
"Clive took him to the mines," Spike said.
"Thank you, I'll contact Clive right away. I wish to speak to Jeff as I am thinking of letting him go," Bowser said and left the dungeons.
Back in the mines, Jeff was getting tired but continued to dig while being watched by Clive. Clive heard his walkie talkie buzz and answered.
"Clive, its Bowser, finish what you are doing and bring Jeff to the throne room right away," Bowser said.
"Right away, Bowser," Clive said and put his walkie talkie away. "You can stop now Jeff, Bowser wants to see you right now."
Jeff put down the pickaxe and Clive released him from the legcuffs holding him.
"Why does Bowser want to see me?" Jeff asked confused.
"No idea but we had bettter hurry or I'll be in trouble," Clive said and hurried out the mines followed by Jeff. Once they had reached the throne-room, they stood in front of the throne where Bowser spoke.
"Jeff, you've been a prisoner for just over three months now and I see no other reason to keep you here. You were initially captured due to me thinking you would end up as one of Mario's fighters and I wanted you out of the way so you wouldn't become a threat. However that has passed now and you seem to have settled in quite good unlike many of our toad prisoners who try and fight their way out at every opportunity. So what I'm trying to say is you're free to go," Bowser said.
"You're letting me go?" Jeff asked quite shocked. Clive was also surprised at this as he wasn't expecting Bowser to ever release Jeff for a long time.
"That's what I said. Clive, escort Jeff out of the castle and away from the kingdom," Bowser said.
"Yes Bowser," Clive said before turning to Jeff. "Well Jeff, its been nice knowing you but it looks like you'll be leaving us. Lets get you out of here."
Clive and Jeff then left the throne-room and Jeff followed Clive out of the castle and walked to the border.
"This is where we say goodbye. Leave here and return to Toad Town or wherever you are going," Clive said and Jeff left immediately without saying anything.
"Goodbye Jeff," Clive said and turned around and back to Castle Koopa. Jeff returned to Toad Town where he was greeted by Mario and Peach. They then took him to Peach's castle where he stayed in the guest room.
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|University of Alaska Southeast Faculty and Staff Newsletter
|March 12, 1999
During his first "State of the University" address on the Juneau campus March 23, Hamilton emphasized the need for a $16 million increase in state funding for the University of Alaska in each of the next three years. Hamilton said those amounts represent 1 percent real growth from a 1996 base. "We need real growth to have some discretionary funds with which we can respond to the needs of the state."
Hamilton said the university has coped with reduced budgets by increasing tuition and early retirement programs. "You can only mortgage your human resource one time," he said. "The legislature has to step up and give us that money or it's desperate times indeed." The president encouraged university supporters to write legislators. "The university doesn't need cheerleaders," he said, "it needs advocates."
During the question and answer session, Hamilton was asked about UAS. He praised leadership in distance education, opportunities in the biological science, and encouraged increased courses to meet the demands of business.
Asked about his best times so far as president, Hamilton said, "Just about every time I meet with the Student Alliance." He said students are enthusiastic, praise the faculty and their courses.
"Without students," he said, "we'd just have buildings full of smart people."
In addition, the UAA Alumni Association has created a site to send e-mail messages to any legislators at http://www.thinklab.org/alumni/pom.html
On April 2, Faculty Council will review candidates and submit names to faculty by e-mail. On April 9 the candidates and faculty will meet and an advisory vote on candidates will be submitted to the Faculty Council. On April 16 the Faculty Council will consider the candidates and submit the top two or three to incoming Chancellor John Pugh. He is expected to make a decision on interim Dean of Faculty by the end of April.
The audience is invited to step back to 1616 and ask Shakespeare any questions they wish, as they become part of the presentation. Molzahn has been touring since 1986 before audiences in the U.S. and Canada.
The training is part of an integrated approach to assist Native tourism using grant support from Holland-America. Already this spring classes have taken place in Kake to prepare residents for the 1999 tourist season. Other classes have included Alaska Host training by Lorene Kappler and CPR/BLS by Tim Moore.
Potluck: The Spring Bonfire Potluck begins at 6 p.m. at Auke Rec. on March 27. Those attending are asked to bring a dish of food. Meat and beverage will be provided. The Bubble Club will dive at 4 p.m.
Easter: Egg hunt, Saturday, April 3 at noon at the Mourant Building. The event is for children of staff, students, faculty and alumni under the age of 11. An indoor hunt will take place for children under 2.
Computer: Free instruction on different topics continues Fridays at 2 p.m. in the computer lab: March 25, web publishing; April 2, intro to Excel; and April 9, intro to Word.
TLTR: Presentation on Using Technology in the Math Curriculum by Vesna Kilibarda and students will be held at noon in the Lake Room on April 7.
Candidate: Sherry Tamone, a biology faculty candidate from Sonoma State University will discuss Dungeness crabs at the weekly Biological Seminar at noon March 30 in Anderson 221.
Bookstore: Summer book orders were due on March 15 and fall orders are due April 1. Cap, gown and announcement orders were due on the 12th, however, they are still being accepted. A 40 percent off paint sale continues.
Exchange: Juneau exchange students will study in Italy, England, France, Finland, The Netherlands, Malta, and Spain next fall. International students will attend UAS from Finland, France, and Australia! There are still opportunities to study abroad. Contact Elizabeth Schelle at 465-6455.
International: Global Connections meets Friday, March 26 at 12:30 p.m. in the Mourant student lounge to see slides from different European sites where students can study. The following Friday Clive Thomas and Sally Wilson will talk about career choices that allow international travel
Carol Hedlin has been accepted to the Association of College Research Libraries' Institute for Information Literacy Immersion 99. She was one of 30 accepted from more than 130 applicants. The Institute is designed for experienced instructional librarians seeking to further advance information literacy programs.
Tom Thornton's Anthropology/English class listened to cultural leader Lydia George, a former Elder-in-Residence at UAS. She and her son Jimmy used their own clan's regalia to show how places are represented and tied to personal and group identity among the Tlingit.
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I've been to a lot of air shows over the past 40 years. The Air Show in Ocean City was better than all of them!
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Visitors to Saïd Business School can gain an insight into the aspirations and values of the world's future business leaders in a new exhibition of photos, Dear World@Saïd, by artist Robert X Fogarty, featuring the Oxford MBA class of 2013.
Dear World @Saïd consists of more than 30 individual and group portraits of MBAs. Each person photographed has written a message to the world on his or her face, arms, or hands ranging from individual declarations of friendship and confidence, to expressions of hope for a more caring and thoughtful world.
The portraits were taken during the final, 'Capstone' week of the 2013 Oxford MBA programme, and were unveiled as some students returned to Oxford for graduation ceremonies. They form part of Robert Fogarty's Dear World project, which started in New Orleans in 2009 when people wrote their 'love notes to the city' on their own skin. Fogarty asks people to share one, meaningful message with family, friends, and strangers, in settings as diverse as Syrian refugee camps and corporate events.
'I take people's portraits, but they are not just any portraits. I ask people to share one message about someone or something that matters to them,' said Robert Fogarty. 'I captured these images of the Oxford MBA students as they were going out into the world to fulfil their ambitions and embark upon their careers. It seemed a good moment to record their hopes and aspirations for both themselves and the communities they will serve.'
The Dean of Saїd Business School commented: 'At a time when trust in our business leaders is fragile at best, it is heartening to see that our graduating students - the business leaders of tomorrow - are acutely aware of the wider social responsibilities that accompany such roles. While MBAs are sometimes parodied otherwise, these photos show remarkable young people who are optimistic and hopeful, yet self aware, humble and grateful. I am delighted to celebrate their vision and hope in this exhibition, and look forward to welcoming them back to the School in the future to inspire their successors.'
The school will share the photos via our Twitter account @OxfordSBS and are inviting people to share their experiences, inspiration, photos and messages #beyondtheclassroom.
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HasuObs advances to EPS XVI finals
Dennis "HasuObs" Scheider has advanced to the EPS XVI Grand Finals for tomorrow after defeating Heinrich "SoKoL" Rennert in a very intense best-of-5 match. HasuObs was able to get his revenge from the Intel Friday Night Games match he had lost in the main season against the Orc player. He took the first map on Ancient Isle, but SoKoL kept tying up the match and eventually forced it to the last game. This series was possibly one of the best this EPS season has seen. These were not the "boring" Undead vs. Orc games the community describes with Blademaster hacking and slashing its way to victory. There were comebacks, tower rushes, Crypt Lord first hero and much more exciting moments that made the match as epic as it was. Both players did very well but in the end, the Undead player is the one who walked away victorious this time. HasuObs will be facing Dolorian, who managed to pull an upset with his victory against XlorD, in the Grand Finals of the last EPS Germany season at 14:20P CET tomorrow. The match will be streamed live on ESL TV (German commentary). But the third place decider between XlorD and SoKoL will be played first at 11:30 CET. SoKoL vs. HasuObs
SoKoL < HasuObs (Ancient Isle)
SoKoL > HasuObs (Secret Valley)
SoKoL < HasuObs (Last Refuge)
SoKoL > HasuObs (Echo Isle)
SoKoL < HasuObs (Twisted Meadows) Unfortunately the replays have not been released yet. They are expected to be released by the end of the day or tomorrow after the event is over.
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did he win the crypt lord game?
he won one of them. The second one was a very nice watch although him making a crucial mistake lost it =x
there is also a livestream for the third place decider by esl-radio (with german commentary aswell)
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#21 Reality
In life, we are faced with losing our first loves and are best friends. We have to face the pain of losing our loved-ones to death. We live with our regrets of the mistakes we make in life.
How can you love and trust again when you have been hurt over and over again at a young age. How do you get past all this pain. This is reality.
This poem originally was published in Sad Poems
Death, departure, walk away, walk out
Should I or should I not pout
Family and friends
Lovers and one-night stands
I have loved, lost and lived
How do I trust, how do I love again
I should move on, it's all in my past
But my pain remains, continues and lasts
This pain lingers in my heart, mind and soul
Damn it - why is this world so cold
How can I have faith in God and family
When people I love are taken from me
Where can I find true and loyal friends
I'm sick of the lies, fights and revenge
Hurt continuously, hurt at a young age
How do I love again with all of my rage
How do I get past all of this, show me a sign
So I can leave my sadness, pain and crying behind
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kaylai love this poem it's so true about all the pain we go through as we get older
montsethis poem makes me remamber of me
PhyliciaI love this poem. It really says exactly how I feel and with such emotion in the words. With everything I have been through it is just so hard to move on from the pain and the past, because no matter how long your life goes on the pain is still present in your mind and your heart. I have not read a poem before that I could relate to as much as this one. Keep writing!
Tamarawhat can i say, you said it all, loud and true. it's actually scary to think of how much this poem related to me, and others. you thinks it's only you, but this proves that others feel it too. this poem is touching and truely amazing.
marcieSuthern your poem made me think of my uncle and everyone that lefted me i really like your poem keep up the good stuff and dont give up
LaraI love the way the poem rhymes and touches me, the way I can relate to it. It is a great pleasure to read such beautiful yet sad poems! Thank you so much for having such a great creativity!
HannahI cant tell you to let go of ur pain, I wont. It isnt fair. Bt to love yet again, even in the midst of all of ur rage will show that ur still humam, no matter what they say. Friends are hard to find and keep. Bt I'll be ur friend! And u cant beat an internet friendship, cause theres just sooooo much looooovvvveee!
helenThis poem really menat something to me, i have been through this, and i have felt the pain, and i felt the pain once again after reading this poem.
emoi am touched by what the author had wrote. emotions. emotions. as always, kills us deep inside. so sad. but true. am i ryt?
JessicaThis poem was verry good i luved it!
izaWow. What you just expressed i completely and totally get. I never thought someone could get me like that let alone feel that way too.
anonymousThis is an amazing poem. I resintly Lost a close friend to me. It's been over two months and I still can't seem to let go. While all my other friends seem so fine laughing at school but then theres me with this fake face,fake smile,fake laugh. This poem exsplains how I feel so perfect. Who ever wrote this peom truly know's the hurt of a lost friend.
Tammiethis poem really hit me hard. it explained the way i felt inside i am a 32 year old mother that has 4 children. on july 15,2003 i lost my little girl in a freak accident. prior to that i was in a very abusive relationship,and the poem is so strong it really pin pointed how people that you think are your friends are not. the world is cold,no matter what you try to do.
nuruli lost two members in the family i love. it was a great pain especially when i am taking my cambridge paper. it hurts. now 3 months passed graduated from sch none of my frens appreaciated my frenship it hurts more. i tried playing my role but its all a waste. ur poems put my situation in a nice piece of rhythm im loving it. i salute u!
AleksandraI really loved this poem, because when I read it, it brought tears to my eyes, because this is exactly how I feel in life right now and this is what I am going through. No one cares for me and no one loves me that is why this poem touched me and my heart when I read it.
DawnReally good poem
a troubled girli like the poem it touches me so much. the question WHY? a disastrous question that could be ask with regrets or none. i just cant understand why we discern SUFFERINGS and PAIN that really wounds our heart
melanieThis poem is very interesting to me. I love this poem. Well I hope you keep up the good work!
MelissaI thought this poem really brought out ur inner emotions and i really feel tht most ppl go through the same stuff in their lives this really caught me becuz im dealing with a very sick dad and i love him so much and hes gunna passaway soon and ur poem just is so real and true tht i know exactly how u felt when u wrote it. and its true ppl do feel like when they love somthing somuch they tend to lose it. its nutts but ne ways keep up ur poetry its realy well explained. *Melissa*
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Face-Off: Lindsay Lohan & Megan Fox Fight To Play Elizabeth Taylor
Oh, I cringe. I'm sure you've already heard about the upcoming Lifetime made-for-TV movie called "Liz and Dick," chronicling the trials and tribulations of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton's on-again off-again marriage and life together. Lindsay Lohan was the first actress revealed to be in talks for the role last week, directly from the mouth of the film's executive producer Larry Thompson. Rumor has it Lindsay would die for the role, and who wouldn't? Now it's looking like Lohan, who hasn't had an acting role since she appeared in 2010's "Machete," is going to be facing some pretty tight competition in the form of one Megan Fox. I'll be keeping my fingers crossed that neither of these actresses scores the part when the contract is signed as early as next week. For the love of Liz! [Celeb Dirty Laundry]


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Grenade oil lamp
I definitely need one of these. Doesn't everyone? The best part is that they are made of real US army surplus grenades. I guess you just have to hope they did a good job of cleaning them out before you light up... Good luck!
These big candles are in the shape of Legos (for copyright reasons they have to call them building blocks). Available in red, yellow or blue, they have 6 wicks are are so much fun!
would be a great gift.... i wouldn't want to light them though cuz they're so cool.Tags: home, bathroom, lighting, accessories, style, interior design, home decor, candles, decorAdded 9 Years Ago from Bodieandfou
These candles are beautiful!
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The Surface 2 Air dress that I'm hoping will be at the sample sale this Friday
So, there's not so much time to post, since Christina and I are busy knitting up some Rodarte style outfits for this Saturday's Event at Broadway East (see the flier in the previous post), but in the few free moments I have, we've been hitting up all the sample sales that have been starting extra early this season due to the seemingly endless economic downturn. Here is the scoop so far, for those of you in the New York area:
The Sale: Acne/Filippa K/Nudie Jeans through Thursday, November 20th, 11am—8pm. 33 W 26th St between Broadway and Sixth Aves.
The Strategy: There's plenty of stock, but it's still priced pretty high. $100 for a pair of jeans, $100-$150 for a dress, and around $200-$300 for their sample shoes and boots, making it a little more than 50% off retail. Maybe it will go down tomorrow...
The Stuff: I was slightly tempted by a ribboned bustier top that looked a lot like the pieces I saw in the Steinunn SS09 show, but it seemed like a frivolous buy, and I left empty handed since the entire sale it didn't seem like much of a steal to me.
The Sale: Martin Margiela and Sophia Kokosalaki through Thursday, November 20th. 10am—7pm. 220 W 19th St between Seventh and Eighth Aves, 11th floor
The Strategy: Again, there's plenty of stock, but it only seems marked down around 60%. I actually saw pieces from the SS08 collection that I had bought for half of the sales price many months ago, so I was pretty disappointed to see that the in store markdowns were significantly better than the sample sale. Hopefully it will be marked down more tomorrow, but don't expect a fire sale.
The Stuff: Once again, I left emptyhanded, even though I was tempted to buy one of their puffy leather handbags ($300) or the giant rectangular shaped pillow soft mufflers ($200), while everything else remained out of my price range. Still, Madeleine got a really beautiful grey wool coat from MM6 for around $280, and a teal sweater dress that will be perfect for winter.
The Sale: Surface to Air from Friday to Thursday, November 21st, 12pm-7pm. 5 Crosby Street Suite 6D
The Strategy: I will probably go early in the hopes of getting a few items that I already have had in mind all season, and which I'm praying will make an appearance at the sale.
The Stuff: I'm hoping to pick up one of their graphic silk dresses, and maybe a bag and some Christmas presents. They will have men's and women's samples from current and past seasons, jewelry and handbags.


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I am disappoint.
Android has some seriously nice hardware coming out. I thought Apple would have to step up their game.
I honestly can't believe how many people actually agree with the statement that not too much happened from the 3G to the 3GS. If you compare specs the 2G and 3G were virtually identical inside. The 3G to the 3GS had every single aspect of the inside upgraded. Just because the case was the same doesn't mean it's the same phone.
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I told almost 4 months ago that the next one is the 4Gs. And will be!
That suuuuux. I was really hoping for a re-design. The glass backing on the iphone 4 feels dumb and gets scratches. Something thinner with the same ipad-like back would be sexy. Should i stay with my 32GB 3GS, get the iphone 5, or wait for 6? Oye vey... did I just say iPhone 6?
I would be happy to skip a generation if there is nothing that blows my socks off. I would like to see if one of these phones will hold up for a full two years of normal use. I have bought all of the others from the first to the 4th right when they came out. Pulled one of my iphone 3gs's out of a drawer the other day to give to a friend and the damn battery had exploded. Who knows why. On another note the original one still works fine as an ipod that I occasionally use at the gym.
Also skipping iPad 2. I did not see enough of a difference from iPad 1 which I love to use for work. I rarely now carry a full notebook computer for work(Medical Sales).
The iPhone 4 is 10 months old. The iPhone 5 will have equal or better specs than all the current top Android phones on the market today.[/B][/COLOR][/QUOTE]
Lol like what?? A 8 mega pix camera??? Most Android phones comes stander with it! SMH HA
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But as long as people keep flocking to buy their products that many say are "behind".....they have no reason to change anything.
Look what happened with the signal attenuation problem. First Apple blames it on the consumer.....they get tons of heat for doing that....they double back and acknowledge the problem ONLY after facing serious scrutiny.....then they band-aid the fix with free bumpers that probably cost them 50 cents to manufacture that (a) scratch the phone, and (b) stretch and become loose when being taken off too frequently for cleaning.
So yeah. Apple doesn't have to do anything because they've got the people wrapped around their finger.
I am not too bothered about the camera the 5mp on my i4 is great while I don't have my slr around. I was thinking of getting rid of the iPhone 4 and going back to the 3GS for a while now and getting the 5 I seriously hope there are a few good imrpovements on the processor ram and maybe a redesign as sexy as the i4 is something fresh will be nice and they could get rid of the dreaded antennagate
What else is new? There isn't much they can give a new iPhone, at this point. NFC is one of the few things the iPhone 4 is lacking, and a lot of people want it. Apple would be stupid not to include it in the next iPhone. No matter the upgrade (aside from nothing at all), I'll be getting the iPhone 5 just to be better than every other rich ****** at my school.
With all the rumours about a September release for the iPhone 5, and the WWDC keynote in June geared towards Lion & iOS. I think the iPhone 5 will be showcased as a 'One Last thing' announcement at the end of the keynote.
You never know, we can only hope...!!!
Can we go back to the curved style of the 3G and 3G[S]?
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Give me a better processor, Bigger HD, Ram, and THUNDERBOLT compatiblity and im in!!!
I kinda figured the annual iphone release would be similar to the iphone 4. It may even be called the iphine 4gs. This is the pattern apple has been showing with thier releases. Which is ok by me because the iphone 6 should be amazing.
Rumour has it that the i5 has a 32" screen, 15G network capabilities and a quad core i7. See, anyone can speculate!
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Mike Locksley is a major reason why Illinois can no longer be branded a basketball school, but the Illini offensive coordinator delves into his hoops glossary when coaching his gridiron skill players.
During film study, Locksley often uses the term "lay-up" to identify big-play opportunities for the offense to convert.
"It's no different than a big-time basketball player who gets the ball in his hands for the game-winner," Locksley said. "He's going to have to take the shot and make a few of them. In football, it obviously takes more than one guy and everything has to work in sync.
"But when you have the opportunity to hit a big play, whether it's through a throw or a running back making the right read or a receiver reading the coverage correctly and running a correct route, we've got to be able to do it and take advantage of it."
Illinois is starting to capitalize in a big way. Last week the Illini had eight plays of 15 yards or longer and five plays of 37 yards or longer in a 45-20 rout of Michigan.
Running back Daniel Dufrene scored on a 57-yard screen pass and Juice Williams found big target Jeff Cumberland for a 77-yard touchdown. Williams also added a 50-yard run en route to a Michigan Stadium-record 431 yards of total offense. Reigning Big Ten Freshman of the Year Arrelious "Rejus" Benn had receptions of 46 and 37 yards.
The Illini rank second in the Big Ten in yards per play (6.2) and 18th nationally in total offense (455.8 ypg). Four of Illinois' top six receivers average more than 14 yards per reception.
Locksley said the need for big plays gets compounded by the new 40-second clock, which reduces the number of snaps and the time to come back in games. Two weeks ago, Illinois made its share of big plays at No. 6 Penn State -- three of 30 yards or longer -- but missed too many "lay-ups" and ran out of time to rally.
"We went two, three, four drives where we did some nice things, but then we'd come back and throw an interception, come back and have a holding call," Locksley said. "That's usually the sign of a young team when you don't have the consistency. But as we get into Game 6 and 7, we're moving forward and the progress is where we need to be."
Part of the progress can be attributed to the team's greater sense of accountability. Illinois' coaches haven't been afraid to call out their players, both privately and publicly.
Locksley did it in the spring, when he expressed his frustration about the lack of progress at the running back position after the loss of Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year Rashard Mendenhall. Dufrene has stepped up so far, averaging six yards per carry (88.4 ypg) and ranking second on the team in receptions with 13.
"He has big-play ability," Locksley said. "He has the speed to hit the home run. His weakness was probably catching the ball and he really worked his tail off on that all summer long. He's more than a capable guy for us, and he's definitely a threat. I know in our offense, he's the one guy who, right off the bat, we want the ball in his hands the most."
After an underwhelming 20-17 win against Louisiana-Lafayette, head coach Ron Zook said, "the best players have to play the best," a not-so subtle reference to Williams and Benn. Williams, who has put up big numbers all season, elevated his play last week.
Benn has 10 catches for 232 receiving yards and two touchdowns in the last two games after racking up 15 catches for 150 yards and no scores in the first three contests.
"Any time your best players get called out, it really helps the overall team attitude because those two guys are guys we count on to make plays for us," Locksley said. "Because of the pride they have, they're going to accept the challenge and take it as a positive criticism and work to correct some of the things we saw on tape that we wanted to get corrected.
"The plays are there to be made. That's what coach Zook was talking about with Rejus and Juice."


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Atlantic County Institute of Technology curriculum supervisor Johanna Johnson had good news Friday for prospective teachers at the Richard Stockton College Teacher Job Fair.
"We are hiring," said Johnson, who had a list of 18 jobs ACIT needs to fill, including special education, English, Spanish, French, chemistry, biology, TV/film, information technology and dance.
The school is adding a new Performing Arts Academy in September. Enrollment is growing and creating a need for new positions.
It was good news for Erin Spencer, of Toms River, who will graduate in May with degrees in biology and teacher education. She hopes to stay a little closer to home, but is primarily looking for a job.
The news was a little less optimistic for elementary school teachers, who were told that any openings at all will likely depend on how many teachers retire. Property tax caps are making budgets tight, so few districts have new openings.
"It's very tough," said Kristen Scaffidi, of Hammonton, who is getting certified to teach kindergarten through fifth-grade. "But I really love the kids at that age, and I had a great experience student-teaching in Hammonton."
Most recruiters are advising elementary teachers to get additional certifications. Scaffidi is planning to add a special education certification to work with handicapped children, so she also stopped to talk to recruiters at the Pinelands Learning Center in Vineland.
Danielle Taylor, director of clinical services at Pinelands Learning Center, said they are always looking, but their hiring depends on enrollment, which as a private school can vary from year to year.
Thomas Ludwig, a supervisor at the kindergarten through eighth-grade Galloway Community Charter School, said enrollment also drives their hiring, but they anticipate enrolling some students from the Oceanside Charter School in Atlantic City, which is closing.
Most of the posted open jobs were specialty positions in high school subjects. Recruiters from Galloway Township, Egg Harbor Township and Greater Egg Harbor Regional had a steady stream of applicants, if not a lot of openings.
Claudine Keenan, dean of the teacher education program at Stockton, said they have reworked the program so that students can get both a subject-area degree and teacher education degree in four years. The Career Center also advised students to be prepared and dress professionally for interviews, which did not go unnoticed.
Tabitha Bradley, of the Keansburg School District in Monmouth County, said she was very impressed by the quality of candidates at Stockton.
"They speak well, they dress well, and they are well-prepared," she said, noting the binders applicants brought with them of lesson plans and projects they have done.
Still, the job market is competitive.
Husband and wife John and Jessie Stackhouse, of Ventnor, are both looking for teaching jobs. Jessie, an art teacher, has been working part time in Absecon for three years, and is still trying to find a full-time job.
"I love it in Absecon," she said. "But I need a bigger paycheck."
John Stackhouse is looking for an elementary or middle school math position. He decided to try teaching after listening to his wife come home excited about her job.
"She gave me the teaching bug," he said.
Both he and Kelly Schlemo, of Linwood, a prospective art teacher also working toward a second certification in English, did their student teaching in Atlantic City schools, which could help them. Atlantic City plans to re-open the Brighton Avenue School to relieve overcrowding, and will hire new teachers to staff it.
Stackhouse, who is certified in elementary education with advanced standing in math and social studies, is hoping he impressed staff during his student teaching at the Uptown Complex to get good recommendations for a full-time job in Atlantic City.
"The minute I heard there would be jobs I started getting resumes ready," he said. "I had a great experience at Uptown."
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- Robb Stark: "Galbart Glover will lead the van."
- Greatjon Umber: "The bloody Wall will melt before an Umber marches behind a Glover!"
- — Greatjon Umber challenges Robb Stark[src]
House Glover of Deepwood Motte is a noble house from the Wolfswood in the North of Westeros. They are loyal vassals of House Stark of Winterfell, and have their seat at the wooden stronghold Deepwood Motte. Their lands extend throughout the Wolfswood, northwest of Winterfell. The head of the house is the Lord of Deepwood Motte.
House Glover's heraldry is a silver armored fist on a scarlet red background (observed instances present it as a left-handed fist).
Season 1
During the War of the Five Kings, Robb Stark assigns Galbart Glover to lead the van. This triggers a protest from Jon Umber, the head of House Umber.[1]
Season 2
With the northerners preoccupied with fighting in the Riverlands, the King of the Iron Islands Balon Greyjoy sends his daughter Yara Greyjoy with a fleet of thirty seats to seize the Glover seat of Deepwood Motte.[2] Yara seizes Deepwood Motte and establishes an Ironborn stronghold there.[3] The Ironborn imprison Robett Glover's wife and children, and brutalize House Glover's subjects.[4]
Season 6
With the War of the Five Kings over, the Glovers retake Deepwood Motte and slay every Ironborn there. Tidings of the battle reach King Balon and his daughter Yara at Pyke. The loss of Deepwood Motte is a serious blow to Balon's campaign to conquer the North but he refuses to end hostilities with the mainland.[5]
While making plans to retake the North, Jon Snow lists the Glovers as one of the houses that have not yet declared for the Boltons, along with the Hornwoods, Cerwyns, Mormonts, and Mazins.[6] After visiting Bear Island, Jon and his half-sister Sansa Stark travel to Deepwood Motte to seek the support of House Glover. They receive a frosty reception from Robett Glover, who is still bitter towards Robb Stark for not coming to his aid during the Ironborn attack on Deepwood Motte and for jeopardizing the northmen's sacrifices and war efforts for a "foreign whore". Still bitter about the Ironborn occupation, Robett refuses to come to their aid and tells the Starks that they have outstayed their welcome.[4]
After the Stark victory at the battle of Winterfell, Jon Snow is acclaimed as King in the North by the assembled northern houses — including Houses Glover and Manderly — with Robett Glover regretting he did not fight with the Stark army, pledging allegiance to the resurgent House Stark, and asking Winterfell's forgiveness.
Season 7
- Lord {Galbart Glover}, Lord of Deepwood Motte, and former head of the family. Died in the War of the Five Kings.
- Lord Robett Glover, Galbart's younger brother and successor. Current head of the family.
- Lady Sybelle Glover, his wife.
- Gawen Glover, their son and heir.
- Erena Glover, their daughter.
- Lady Sybelle Glover, his wife.
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|Sybelle Glover
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|Gawen Glover
|Erena Glover
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, House Glover is a loyal and reliable vassal of the Starks. Their castle is a motte-and-bailey wooden castle located inland but close to the Bay of Ice. House Glover's sigil is a mailed silver fist on scarlet background.
Other minor vassal houses sworn to the Glovers that have not appeared in the series: House Woods, House Branch, and House Bole.
Technically, the Glovers are stated to be a "Masterly" House, not a full major noble House - which would go towards explaining why Greatjon Umber would be insulted at being commanded by a Glover. However, George R.R. Martin has admitted that he didn't really think out a full system of titles for different degrees of rank within the nobility of the Seven Kingdoms. There actually doesn't seem to be any functional difference between "Masterly" Houses, such as the Glovers and other major Houses like the Umbers. There are basically three tiers of noble family under each Great House such as the Starks: major Houses who answer only to the Great House of the region (i.e. the Umbers), minor lordly Houses who serve another intermediary noble House (House Marsh serves House Reed), and knightly Houses - unlike lords, knights do not have the power to dispense justice and executions on their own lands. Some minor lordly Houses also directly serve the Great House of the region, given that a feudal system isn't entirely a delegated hierarchy, but the ruling family gathers strength from its own lands. Thus minor Houses such as Cassel and Poole also serve the Starks. At any rate, because the Glovers answer to no intermediary lords but to the Starks themselves, and local lesser Houses in turn serve as vassals to the Glovers, there really doesn't seem to be any functional difference between the titles. Apparently their "Masterly" rank as the "Masters of Deepwood Motte" has to do with being marcher lords of a sort, responsible for governing the wild regions of the Wolfswood.
During the ironborn's invasion, Asha Greyjoy takes Deepwood Motte with her forces, holding Sybelle and her children as hostages. The events relating to House Glover in Season 6 differs significantly from the novels. In A Dance of Dragons, Deepwood Motte is taken by a combined northern and Baratheon army led by King Stannis Baratheon. Most of the Ironborn garrison is slaughtered but Asha and nine of her followers are taken prisoner. This victory wins Stannis the support of the northern lords and allows him to muster an army to challenge the Boltons and their House Frey allies. By contrast, the Glovers' retaking of Deepwood Motte is only mentioned in passing in the episode "Home." In the episode "The Broken Man", Robett briefly mentions that his wife and children were thrown into prison by the Ironborn.
- Galbart Glover, Master of Deepwood Motte. Sent by Robb on a mission to the North. His fate and current whereabouts are unknown.
- Robett Glover, Galbart's younger brother and heir. Taken captive by the Lannisters at the battle of Duskendale. Later released in a prisoner exchange. Currently is in the White Harbor.
- Sybelle Locke, Robett's wife. Held captive by the Ironborn at Deepwood Motte. Recently was liberated by Stannis.
- Gawen Glover, Robett and Sybelle's son. Held captive by the Ironborn at Ten Towers.
- Erena Glover, Robett and Sybelle's newborn daughter. Held captive by the Ironborn at Ten Towers.
- {Jorah Mormont's first wife}. She died after a miscarriage.
- {Ethan Glover}. Squire to Brandon Stark. Traveled with Eddard Stark to the Tower of Joy, and died in the skirmish there.
See also
- House Glover on A Wiki of Ice and Fire (MAJOR spoilers from the books)
Notes and references
- ↑ "The Pointy End"
- ↑ "What is Dead May Never Die"
- ↑ "The Prince of Winterfell"
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 "The Broken Man"
- ↑ "Home"
- ↑ "The Door"
House Glover
|Lord Robett Glover
|Gawen Glover
|Deepwood Motte
|The North
|Lord of Deepwood Motte
|Current members:
|Sybelle Glover · Erena Glover
|Deceased members:
|Galbart Glover
|House Stark
Houses from the North
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|Noble Houses:
Cerwyn · Dormund · Dustin· Flint · Glover · Hornwood · Karstark · Manderly · Mormont · Reed · Ryswell · Tallhart · Umber
|Lesser Houses:
Cassel · Glenmore · Holt · Marsh · Mazin · Mollen · Poole · Warrick · Whitehill
|Knightly Houses:
|Exiled Houses
|Extinct Houses
Amber · Brownbarrow · Bolton · Elliver · Frost · Grayson · Greenwood · Towers


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Indiana turkey hunters have been busy.
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Petals and Blood: Stories, Dharma and Poems of Ecstasy, Awakening and Annihilation is Released
HawaiiWith fierce courage, intimacy and candor, Gavin Harrison, author of Petals and Blood: Stories, Dharma and Poems of Ecstasy, Awakening and Annihilation opens up about his life providing a combination of page-turning personal stories with poems that inspire and awaken the soul. Harrison, who originally hails from South Africa, grew up gay in a deeply divided country. He dealt with pervasive sexual abuse and has lived with HIV for over half of his life. Through years of meditation, service and healing, he has lived a life full of compassion and his book truly evokes this. He is a true inspiration and has lovingly dedicated his newest book Petals and Blood to the orphaned and vulnerable children of Africa. Harrison will donate five dollars from the sale of every undiscounted book purchased via his website to The Woza Moya Project and Group of Hope in South Africa. Both organizations provide support to those affected by HIV, AIDS and poverty, an initiative that is near and dear to Harrison's heart. A recent Indiegogo campaign has already proved the success of this fundraising effort, as Petals and Blood was the second highest funded book to-date on this funding platform.
Each chapter in Petals and Blood begins with Harrison's personal stories, anecdotes and reflections related to the theme of that chapter's poems. The seven chapters of poetry included in Petals and Blood follow an arc that evolved from public gatherings led by Harrison in his current home of Hawai'i and former home, South Africa. This includes poems of INVOCATION, LONGING, FIRE, TOGETHERNESS, THE INDESCRIBABLE, LOVE and GRATITUDE.
"I am a student of my poems. The poetry within this collection is indistinguishable from the spiritual teachings I have offered over the last twenty years. While the vehicle of transmission might appear different, both forms carry an enduring invitation to awaken to the very deepest Truth of who we all are," says Harrison. "No longer rooted as the centerpiece within the story of my life, the poems track an evolution out of the fixated personal, into a largess of Self, way bigger than any story could ever be."
Harrison's story starts in his birthplace of Johannesburg, South Africa in 1950. When he was ten years old he was sent to boarding school, 300 miles away from home. This was where he endured bullying and further sexual abuse, which began in his first years. In 1974, he left South Africa to travel the world with his partner and eventually settled in Iran. On a return visit to South Africa at his first meditation retreat, he met his spiritual mentor, Joseph Goldstein. He chose to live at the Buddhist Retreat Center in KwaZulu-Natal for a year. Upon his return to the USA, he was unknowingly infected with the HIV virus before entering a monastery.
Harrison currently resides on the Big Island of Hawai'i and has followed the deeply rooted, ancient Hawaiian tradition of "talk-story", allowing listeners to hear stories of the elderly and well-traveled with all ears and heart. Harrison believes this allows that openness to reveal the depths of who we truly are. Undistracted by the details, Harrison wants to express that every human story carries intimations of The Infinite. From witnessing his friends succumb to a new disease known as AIDS to sharing his diagnosis with his mother, the healing of his relationship with his father, his celebration of original innocence, that innocence lost and then discovered again - Harrison bravely shares these experiences and his life story with readers. Along with this insight into his life, he has intertwined his poetry, and brief excerpts from the works of Sufi poets, Hafiz and Rumi. The magnificent photographs on each page of Petals and Blood express the beauty of the two places that Harrison's poems were created, South Africa and Hawai'i. Despite his hardships, Petals and Blood exudes a joy that is uplifting, contagious and courageous.
"The intersection of my life with the Sufi poets Hafiz and Rumi turned my world upside down. Their ecstatic poems are thunderbolts striking the depths of who I really am, challenging me to settle for nothing less than unbridled liberation, here and now," says Harrison.


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Digital LA - Oktoberfest @ Alpine Village
Digital LA
Sunday, October 21, 2012 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM (PDT)
Event Details
Join us in celebrating Oktoberfest at Alpine Village, the authentic village and beer garden in Torrance which hosts the biggest Oktoberfest in SoCal.
Our friend Festmeister Hans leads the chicken dance, beer stein holding and beer chugging competition. German Miss fraulines serve up frothy steins and sausage at long wooden tables, while the lederhosened oom-pa-pa brass band plays on stage as you dance.
FREE ADMISSION when ur on our Digital LA list - just RSVP above! Cash bar/menu.
Look for our RED tablecloth and balloons near the front by the stage. We'll cheer on our host, Festmaster Hans, the MC on Sunday! Costumes optional: wear your lederhosen, suspenders, frock, etc.
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Alpine Village
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Sunday, October 21, 2012 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM (PDT)
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Proverbs 12:10
A righteous man regardeth the life of his beast: but the tender mercies of the wicked are cruel.
Proverbs 14:4
Where no oxen are, the crib is clean: but much increase is by the strength of the ox.
Proverbs 27:23-27see 1 Timothy 6:7-8
Be thou diligent to know the state of thy flocks, and look well to thy herds. For riches are not for ever: and doth the crown endure to every generation? The hay appeareth, and the tender grass sheweth itself, and herbs of the mountains are gathered. The lambs are for thy clothing, and the goats are the price of the field. And thou shalt have goats' milk enough for thy food, for the food of thy household, and for the maintenance for thy maidens.
Proverbs 30:18-19
There be three things which are too wonderful for me, yea, four which I know not: The way of an eagle in the air; the way of a serpent upon a rock; the way of a ship in the midst of the sea; and the way of a man with a maid.
Proverbs 30:24-28
There be four things which are little upon the earth, but they are exceeding wise: The ants are a people not strong, yet they prepare their meat in the summer; The conies are but a feeble folk, yet make they their houses in the rocks; The locusts have no king, yet go they forth all of them by bands; The spider taketh hold with her hands, and is in kings' palaces.
Proverbs 30:29-31
There be three things which go well, yea, four are comely in going: A lion which is strongest among beasts, and turneth not away for any; A greyhound; an he goat also; and a king, against whom there is no rising up.
Animals as Imagery
Greed steals a person's life. Compare 1:19 with 1 Timothy 6:10 and contrast it with Matthew 6:33 & Hebrews 13:5.
Proverbs 1:17-19
Surely in vain the net is spread in the sight of any bird. And they lay wait for their own blood; they lurk privily for their own lives. So are the ways of every one that is greedy of gain; which taketh away the life of the owners thereof.
See also Hebrews 13:4. There is nothing immoral about sex inside of marriage. Sex between a husband and wife should be enjoyed.
Proverbs 5:18-19
Let thy fountain be blessed: and rejoice with the wife of thy youth. Let her be as the loving hind and pleasant roe; let her breasts satisfy thee at all times; and be thou ravished always with her love.
Proverbs 6:5
Deliver thyself as a roe from the hand of the hunter, and as a bird from the hand of the fowler.
Proverbs 6:6-8
Go to the ant, thou sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise: Which having no guide, overseer, or ruler, Provideth her meat in the summer, and gathereth her food in the harvest.
Proverbs 7:21-23
With her much fair speech she caused him to yield, with the flattering of her lips she forced him. He goeth after her straightway, as an ox goeth to the slaughter, or as a fool to the correction of the stocks; Till a dart strike through his liver; as a bird hasteth to the snare, and knoweth not that it is for his life.
Proverbs 19:12
The king's wrath is as the roaring of a lion; but his favour is as dew upon the grass.
Proverbs 20:2
The fear of a king is as the roaring of a lion: whoso provoketh him to anger sinneth against his own soul.
Proverbs 21:31
The horse is prepared against the day of battle: but safety is of the LORD.
Proverbs 22:13
The slothful man saith, There is a lion without, I shall be slain in the streets.
Proverbs 23:4-5
Labour not to be rich: cease from thine own wisdom. Wilt thou set thine eyes upon that which is not? for riches certainly make themselves wings; they fly away as an eagle toward heaven.
Proverbs 23:31-32
Look not thou upon the wine when it is red, when it giveth his colour in the cup, when it moveth itself aright. At the last it biteth like a serpent, and stingeth like an adder.
Proverbs 26:2Cross Reference: Numbers 23:8, 20, Deut 23:5, Ne 13:2, Romans 12:14.
As the bird by wandering, as the swallow by flying, so the curse causeless shall not come.
Proverbs 26:3
A whip for the horse, a bridle for the ass, and a rod for the fool's back.
Proverbs 26:11Peter quoted this graphic proverb in 2 Peter 2:22.
As a dog returneth to his vomit, so a fool returneth to his folly.
Proverbs 26:13
The slothful man saith, There is a lion in the way; a lion is in the streets.
Proverbs 26:17
He that passeth by, and meddleth with strife belonging not to him, is like one that taketh a dog by the ears.
Proverbs 27:8
As a bird that wandereth from her nest, so is a man that wandereth from his place.
Proverbs 28:1Leviticus 26:17
The wicked flee when no man pursueth: but the righteous are bold as a lion.
Proverbs 28:15Case in point: The pharaohs (Exodus 1:14) and Herod (Matt 2:16).
As a roaring lion, and a ranging bear; so is a wicked ruler over the poor people.
Proverbs 30:15
The horseleach hath two daughters, crying, Give, give. There are three things that are never satisfied, yea, four things say not, It is enough:
Proverbs 30:17Fortunately, We have been redeemed from this curse (Ga 3:13 and Acts 13:39), but still, we shouldn't disrespect our parents because it is wrong.
The eye that mocketh at his father, and despiseth to obey his mother, the ravens of the valley shall pick it out, and the young eagles shall eat it.
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Total Passages: 27


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> I am new to radius, maybe this question should be on the freeradius-lilst.
> Anyhow: My Monowall is connecting to a freeradius server on the external
> interface. When a client connects through the captive portal, my radius logs
> show as Client-IP-Address the address of the Monowall. Is there a way to
> transmit the IP of the client accessing the captive portal?
I don't think m0n0 could do packet header manipulation to show the
Client IP Address. Your RADIUS server gets the ip address of the m0n0
through the packet header (I'm guessing), and since the packet IS from
m0n0 (m0n0 makes the authentication request on behalf of the user),
then the logs will always show m0n0's address.
The reason is because the user is talking directly to m0n0, and m0n0
talks to the RADIUS server for them. If the user talked directly to
the RADIUS server then m0n0 would have to punch a hole for them.
However, m0n0 wouldn't be able to figure out whether the user is
really authenticated or not unless it talked directly to the RADIUS
server ;) Ok, I'm digressing...
Anyway, although I'm not an active developer with the project, I don't
think it's possible to have the client IP be the IP of the actual
client behind m0n0 given that the "client IP" reported in your RADIUS
logs comes from the IP header.


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GFH Skateboards
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NEW GFH Dead 27" Complete
• Length 27" Width 7.25"
• Wheel base 15.5"
• 5-ply Maple
• Camber and kicktail
• 3" GFH Old School mini truck
• Khiro 85A lime green barrel bushings
• GFH 65mm 78A flat wheels
• Flex: Lots
• Grip: Wooster sparkle black
• Hole pattern: New School
This is a great board for those that are unsure about the size of a Pigme but still want the same performance. This board is great to skate to the store, surf check or to lay down some Bertlemann slides. The Twenty Seven is a scaled up version of the Pigme and is a favorite amongst the GFH crew. At 27" it can still be thrown behind your seat and is perfect for skating through the airport and evading night patrolman at your local skating spot. We tried out several different truck combinations, but we ended up going back to the GFH old school 3" trucks. You get a different feel with these mini trucks that you can't capture with a larger truck. You will notice that the other guys are using a 5" trucks on similar sized boards and the ride isn't the same. Why do they do it? Who knows? Try both and feel the difference for yourself. Please specify color choice at check out - green or yellow.
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GFH Pigme Warrior - GFH Retro Mini Skateboard
24" x 7" with Old school GFH trucks, Khiro bushings and GFH 78 duro "Chubbie" wheels. Wheelbase is 13.5" and the deck features concave, kicktail and Wooster sparkle grip tape.
If you are looking for a perfect all around commuter board that was made to be ridden, then the Pigme is your mini. The size and shape of this retro mini skateboard makes for a sick little side-walk surfer that will fit in your backpack, locker or throw it behind the seat in your car. Our GFH 3" old school trucks will really set this board apart from other mini skateboards out on the market. Don't let the small size fool you, it is a great retro mini skateboard for riders of all ages and foot size.
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• Old school graphics silver and blue on black
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• 65mm / 78A white flat bottom wheels
• Die-cut GFH logo grip tape
• The big brother to the Pigme and Pug. This board is the same shape with more under your feet and twice the kick-tail. A perfect cruiser board that can be stuffed in your locker or locked into your backpack.
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J.A.I.L. News Journal
Los Angeles, California November 10, 2003
Ten Truths of Tyranny
by Matt Giwer
1.) Any law the electorate sees as being open to being perverted
from its original intent will be perverted in a manner that exceeds
the manner of perversion seen at the time.
2.) Any law that is so difficult to pass it requires the citizens be
assured it will not be a stepping stone to worse laws, will in fact
be a stepping stone to worse laws.
3.) Any law that requires the citizens be assured the law does not
mean what the citizens fear, means exactly what the citizens fear.
4.) Any law passed in a good cause will be interpreted to apply to
causes against the wishes of the people.
5.) Any law enacted to help any one group will be applied to harm
people not in that group.
6.) Everything the government says will never happen, will happen.
7.) What the government says it could not foresee, the government has
planned for.
8.) When there is a budget shortfall to cover non-essential
government services, the citizens will be given the choice between
higher taxes or the loss of essential government services.
9.) Should the citizens mount a successful effort to stop a piece of
legislation, the same legislation will be passed under a different
10.) All deprivations of freedom and choice will be increased rather
than reversed.
"Find out just what people will submit to, and you have found the exact amount of injustice and wrongdoing which will be imposed on them; and these will continue until they are resisted with either words or blows, or with both. The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress." - Frederick Douglas, 1857
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Cutters top Doubledays in final Williamsport game
Tromp, Campbell homers prevent three-game winning streak
By Evan Weston / Auburn Doubledays | July 6, 2014 6:05 PM ET
WILLIAMSPORT, PA - Jiandido Tromp and Derek Campbell went deep in the third and sixth innings, respectively, and despite a fabulous relief outing from Deion Williams, the Crosscutters earned a split with a 4-1 win in the final game of a four-game set in Williamsport.
With the Cutters up 1-0 in the bottom of the third, Cutters rightfielder Cord Sandberg lined a single against Doubledays starter Austen Williams (0-1), making his New York-Penn League debut. Tromp stepped in and sent a 1-1 pitch soaring over the left-centerfield wall to give Williamsport a 3-0 lead.
Later, Deion Williams allowed a solo shot to Campbell with one out in the sixth to give the Cutters some insurance at 4-1. It was the only real blemish on an otherwise spectacular outing for Deion; he finished with four-and-a-third innings pitched, two hits and just the one run allowed, with no walks and six striekouts. The six Ks put him at 19 for the year, one ahead of Reynaldo Lopez for the team lead.
Auburn got its lone run in the top of the fourth. Osvaldo Abreu reached on a fielding error by shortstop Emmanuel Marrero, and took third on an Austin Davidson single. Jose Marmolejos proceeded to ground into a double play, but Abreu came in to score from third.
Williamsport's first run was a bit less powerful than a homer. With two out and no one on in the first, Aaron Brown lined a single to get the Cutters in business. Rhys Hoskins followed by popping a ball sky high to right-center. Second baseman Bryan Mejia and centerfielder Clay Williamson were unclear on who would make the catch, and the two players tripped over each other, allowing the ball to fall in and Brown to score all the way from first. Both players stayed in the game.
The Doubledays return home on Monday night to face the first-place State College Spikes at Falcon Park. RHP Matt Derosier (0-1, 8.49) makes his first start of the season against RHP Dewin Perez (1-1, 4.96). First pitch is scheduled for 7:05, with the gates opening at 6. For tickets, stay right here on auburndoubledays.com, call the Doubledays ticket office at (315) 255-2489, or visit the Falcon Park box office before the game.
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The Sound of Dreams
5 March 2012
UCL Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture: Francis Seriau, Educator, Music Entrepreneur, Musician
Francis Seriau had a band when it was cool to have a band; he's an entrepreneur when it's cool to be an entrepreneur. Francis started off with a dream: rock and roll.
Born in Switzerland, not the best place for a rock and roll career, he made music out of pots, pans, anything he could find. He understood it was time to leave when he felt "the need to become a drummer": it was not a whim, not one of his various possibilities. Francis' drums were, for him, the only option.
Getting Started
Francis moved to London at the age of 17 and began playing at gigs quite quickly. Within a few years he was already working as a professional and was soon asked for private lessons. His "students" however, were not merely beginners; popular and already established musicians –Dire Straits, for instance- looked at Francis for tips and advice. At the time, he was 24. Then, Francis' entrepreneurial experience happened: he opened a music school. At first, this was just a studio which name he preferred to keep low-key. By the late 80s however, the studio called for structure and organisation, and Francis turned his private activity in a little business. If one one hand his personal career inevitably suffered from this, on the other the school can now call itself successful. In 2010 it was voted the 1st in the UK for teaching music and counted about 1000 students from about fifty different countries. It was the first contemporary music school to be set up in the UK. It aimed to give musicians from all different backgrounds access to music and the opportunity to make a career out of it.
Dreaming and Living
Soon, Francis' school began to be used as a resource from the music industry: "people came to us to learn skills, others to find talent". Francis' school is an example of how creativity and business meet and marry. It shows how diverse and original a musical career can be and become, how passion and realism can coexist. Francis stresses the necessity of having both "hard skills and soft skills" at the same time, in your life and job. Knowing one's business and being the best at it must be completed by one's communication, attitude, the so called social skills. When faced with the fact of the on-going crisis in the music world, Francis shows optimism: there is always space for people who are good. They just have to know where to fit and to fit in well, he concludes. Francis is both an artist and a business man. The greatest lesson to learn from him is how to dream and live at the same time.
Written by Carolina Mostert, UCL 2nd year student studying Classics
The UCL Entrepreneurship Guest Lectures are organised by UCL Advances which is affiliated to UCL Enterprise.


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Angel Touch's co-owner Christine Pham said part of their success is always trying to keep the salon updated, and keeping the staff up to date on all the newest techniques. They also offer a guarantee on all of their work.
"We just try to make clients happy," Pham said. "We try to be the best at customer service. People are always greeted with a smile, and we try to offer a lot of services and products."
The salon went through a remodel at the end of 2011, which is expected to be finished soon.


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Student Learning Objectives, Outcomes and Assessment Academy
Intern Bridge, Inc.
Monday, September 9, 2013 at 1:00 PM - Friday, September 13, 2013 at 2:30 PM (EDT)
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San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
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Demand for student learning outcomes (SLO's) and assessment have increased dramatically over the last several years in the higher education environment. - Are YOU Prepared?
All accrediting associations now require institutions of higher learning to show how they go about assessing SLO's. This webinar series will provide a primer for writing student learning outcomes to describe how you want the student to demonstrate what he or she knows or can do. This program will discuss the three main components of SLO's and provide specific examples of career services based SLO's. In addition, assessments should be designed to show proof that specific outcomes are being achieved. This program will provide specific examples of multiple types of assessment strategies that may be employed such as objective, subjective, qualitative, quantitative, performance, direct, and indirect.
Monday, September 9, 2013 at 1:00 PM - Friday, September 13, 2013 at 2:30 PM (EDT)
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Our work is accomplished through a variety of methods including national workshop tours, online professional development webinars and conferences, publications, custom research, and consulting. Intern Bridge has sold thousands of college recruiting best practices books. Over 10,000 recruiters, managers, and career center practitioners have taken part in our professional development efforts. We have worked with over 80% of the Fortune 100 organizations, in addition to being represented on almost every college campus in the nation.
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Courteney Cox Is David Arquette's Biggest Protector
"You can't really get mad at David because he's not a malicious person .. He was dealing with things the best way he could. And don't get me wrong, he was on a show for entertainment. David is smart, and David is also a showman. He knew what he was doing. I don't know what's going to happen, but I don't think he'll be doing more Howard Stern any time soon. He's not out to harm. But I'm his biggest protector. I can't help it."
– Courteney Cox on David Arquette's nervous breakdown in Harper's Bazaar. Can we knight her or make her the next Dalai Lama or something? If I was in her shoes, I'm not sure I'd be able to speak so graciously about David or show such compassion after his stint on Howard Stern. I think I'd just be straight up pissed. I bow down to Courteney Cox. [Harper's Bazaar]


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House of Tostado in Santo Domingo
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