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She Calls His Names In Whispers - Poem by samantha cassidy
In the town alone, he moves
he listens
his foot steps as quiet as rain drops
so beautiful but so pale
He moves like the wind
so quiet not to make a sound
He stops, listens but hears nothing
He stands in the path of the moon
huge, alone
the moon shows his
beautiful, pale face
He hears it
he hears his name
in whispers,
He listens carefully
and finds it
He follows the beautiful sound,
the name his name and his soul
his friend for life
She calls his name in whispers
so many times
its like a song for him
He walks faster,
until he starts to run
He runs like an angel,
a lost spirit
He stops one last time
and listens
he hears it again
not far away
he finds were,
the sound is coming from
he find her
They hold hands
and there bodies dance
around like spirits
they float
in the light of the moon
She whispers his name
so freely,
so gracefully,
so peaceful,
soft and calm
he closes his eyes
he goes
into a deep sleep
as if never to wake again
still hearing her whispers
he starts to cry
His tears
like rain drops
glistening, shining
like diamonds on his cheeks
so elagent,
and graceful it shines
So peaceful
all goes quiet
the whispering
the crying
Found the next
next to his love
he's gone
never to be whispered to
Comments about She Calls His Names In Whispers by samantha cassidy
Mohamed Ayman (4/4/2010 5:10:00 AM)
Ena N. Mori (3/29/2010 11:19:00 PM)
'He hears it
he hears his name
in whispers, '
I like these lines. Keep on writing! (Report) Reply
Sreelekha Premjit (3/16/2010 5:34:00 AM)
I loved the feeling that the poem invoked in me. A nice write..Tnx. (Report) Reply
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Japan needs to develop comprehensive strategies in dealing with North Korea, Hitoshi Tanaka, former deputy foreign minister for political affairs, said in a recent interview.
Tanaka, now head of the Institute for International Strategy of the Japan Research Institute, said international relations don't move independently.
"Japan should ask why South Korean President Lee Myung Bak visited the disputed Sea of Japan islands (on Aug. 10). Lee may have wanted to raise his domestic support rating, but he also must consider relations with North Korea," said Tanaka, who led negotiations with Pyongyang under the administration of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi.
Since Lee's landing on one of the South Korean-controlled islets, called Takeshima in Japan and Dokdo in South Korea, tensions have intensified between the two nations.
Offering advice to the government before it holds its first bilateral talks with North Korea in four years in Beijing next Wednesday, Tanaka pointed out that the North holds great significance in the context of Japan-South Korea relations.
"Currently, the North-South relations are very severe. While ignoring South Korea, North Korea hopes to hold talks with the United States and Japan," Tanaka said.
Against this background, "Japan should have basic strategies and consider all the facts in a comprehensive manner," he stressed.
Major problems, including North Korea's abduction of Japanese citizens, its nuclear threat, the Japan-South Korea island dispute and the Japan-China row over the Senkaku Islands "will not progress independently," Tanaka said. "Things are not so simple."
Asked if it is a good idea for Tokyo to hold talks with Pyongyang at a time of deteriorating ties with Seoul, Tanaka said the timing of the meeting isn't a problem. But there is one principle that Japan must retain.
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Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), commonly referred to as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), continue to be the most dynamic growth sector of the global aerospace industry this decade, affirm analysts at Teal Group. In fact, unmanned vehicles (robots) of virtually all types are growing in functionality and popularity, in all corners of the world.
"The increasing demand for UAVs in the Middle East, evolving threat in the region, and the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) budget have pushed U.S. original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to look for UAV opportunities in the Middle East," explains Mahendran Arjunraja, senior research analyst of aerospace, defence & security at Frost & Sullivan.
U.S.-based military and aerospace (mil/aero) companies, including major prime contractors to the DoD, are increasingly forging ties with partners in the Middle East to take advantage of these opportunities, in fact.
Boeing this year announced a deal with Abu Dhabi Autonomous Systems Investments (ADASI) in the UAE to address the growing Middle Eastern market for UAS. According to the agreement, ADASI will provide training, support, and marketing services and Boeing will bring its ScanEagle and Integrator UAS to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
At the same time, Northrop Grumman is supporting ADASI in making UAS popular in the MENA locale. Further, Rockwell Collins this year opened an office in Abu Dhabi to identify and cater to future mil/aero opportunities.
Another mil/aero force, having operated in Abu Dhabi for the past 20 years, Adcom Systems provides a range of UAS platforms, from the Predator-like United 40 to the stealthier, canard design of the YABHIN-H. The company specializes in medium-altitude, long-endurance (MALE) UAS and support systems, including forward-looking infrared (FLIR) payloads, flight control units (FCU), and ground control systems (GCS).
This mil/aero geek is excited to see continued and increased investment in unmanned vehicle research and development (R&D). There's much more to come, including information on Google's robotic aspirations; for now, however, best wishes for happy holidays and a wonderful, technology-filled new year. See you in 2014!
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The Cleveland Cavaliers came into their game Wednesday against the Milwaukee Bucks looking to have their first complete game of the season. They did not get it in what turned into a 109-104 loss.
The Cavaliers did a lot of things right, but still were unable to put it all together when it mattered.
They shot better than 56% in the first half, but allowed the Bucks to score 55 points. They scored more than 100 points, but allowed Milwaukee to do the same.
Cleveland was unable to take advantage of the Bucks playing without Bandon Knight, Larry Sanders, and Ersan Ilyasova, among others, due to injuries.
Instead they continued to struggled defending the opponent's guards, as O.J. Mayo scored 28 points and Gary Neal scored 23 off the Bucks' bench.
Kyrie Irving scored his season high – eclipsing 16 points for the first time this season – with 29 and was more efficient, shooting 50% on the night. The point guard also registered eight assists, but tried to do too much in the end.
During a 13-0 run that gave the Cavaliers a late lead, Irving scored 10-straight points, but was forced into a difficult shot, which he missed, dribbled the ball off his foot for a turnover, and missed a three-point attempt at the end of the game.
While Irving's superhero mode has worked in the past, it has not been successful so far this year. He needs to find a way to keep his teammates involved late in the game so that the defense cannot lock on him.
Cleveland fans have seen this before with Mike Brown as coach. LeBron James constantly took on the other team's defense, but was able to use his size and ability to get the job done. Irving is not on James' level with either thing, so he will need help.
The last two years, the Cavaliers have used pick-and-rolls late in games, yet that has not been run at all this season under Brown.
Dion Waiters and Anderson Varejao were the only other Cleveland starters to score in double figures. Waiters finished with 21 – shooting a season-best 54% – and Varejao finished with 12 points and eight rebounds.
C.J. Miles continued his hot start to the season coming off the the Cavs bench. He registered 14 points, two assists, and three rebounds on the night.
On top of Mayo and Neal's big nights, Milwaukee got double-digit scoring from three of its other starters.
Zaza Pachulia came close to a triple-double with 14 points, nine rebounds, and seven assists. John Henson almost registered a double-double with 14 points and nine rebounds as well. Caron Butler finished the night with 10 points and four rebounds as the Bucks spread the scoring around well.
Andrew Bynum played just over 14 minutes and finished with four points and four rebounds. First-overall pick Anthony Bennett finally got off the mark, registering his first made basket of the year on a three-point attempt. He has now shot 1-for-20 on the year.
The Cavaliers next play Friday night at the Philadelphia 76ers, where Bynum will return to the team he was on last year, but did not play a minute.
After starting the season 3-0 with wins over the Miami Heat and the Chicago Bulls, Philadelphia has dropped two straight and Cleveland would love to extend that streak.
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PRINCETON, N.J. -- Harvard moved back into the Top 25 of both the Associated Press and ESPN/USA Today Coaches' polls for Dec. 26 at No. 24 in the AP Poll and No. 23 in the coaches' poll.
The Crimson has a presence in both national polls for the first time in three weeks since its first-ever Top 25 rankngs on Dec. 5 (25th in the Associated Press and 24th in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' polls).
Harvard spent the previous two weeks just one spot outside of the AP Top 25 with 73 points in the Dec. 12 and 88 points in the Dec. 19. polls. Prior to its Dec. 5 AP ranking, the Crimson was among the teams in the others receiving votes category four times -- preseason (2), Nov. 14 (3), Nov. 21 (3) and Nov. 28 (101). This season marks the fourth-straight year and fifth time in seven years Harvard has been mentioned in the media poll.
Harvard remained in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' Top 25 for a second-straight week. The Crimson received votes in the coaches' poll three times -- Nov. 21 (1), Nov. 28 (62) and Dec. 12 (43) -- during a four-week stretch before amassing enough points to be ranked by the coaches.
Prior to Harvard's Top 25 rankings this season, Cornell was the last Ivy team to be ranked with a two-week run in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' poll during the 2009-10 season. The Big Red entered the poll at No. 25 on Feb. 1 and moved to No. 22 for the Feb. 8 poll before dropping out of the top 25 but still receiving votes for the next four weeks until the final poll of the season. Before this season, Princeton was the last Ivy squad to ranked in the AP Top 25. The Tigers finished the 1997-98 season at No. 8 in the final AP Poll and No. 16 in the final USA Today/NABC Poll.
According to CollegePollArchive.com, Harvard is the seventh Ivy League team to be ranked in the AP Poll in its history. Penn leads the way with 78 appearances followed by Princeton (41), Columbia (31), Dartmouth (5), Yale (4), Cornell (3) and Harvard (2). The Quakers achieved the Ivies' highest-ever AP ranking, No. 3, in the final polls following the 1970-71 and 1971-72 seasons.


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I could see them handing down a bit of a paper ban to help recognize it was in the wrong but also that they'd pretty well handled things as adults between both players since but why is this the most ever fined for a racist remark? I'm sure there have been worse things (or at least things with more intent behind them) said on a rugby pitch and even caught on a referee's microphone but this gets the highest fine ever?
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A big man with that much mobility waiting 30m downfield to counter against you if you kick is a very scary thing.
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He does wrap with the right arm, but the front view on camera with the left arm not wrapping (combined with the massiveness of the hit) looks really bad. I've seen those half wraps get away in the past so I'd be a little surprised if he gets much on top of the yellow card.
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I actually don't have much of a problem with the other players not having retreated on either side of the posts since they weren't actively impeding the kick and Bevy chose to rush the kick rather than take his time to ensure he converted it. The question is around the chargers, where at least one of them had their foot over the line before Bezy starts his run up. »
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Honestly too much variation for me. The ref has to decide during play not only where the try started from but if the ball changed possession at all (e.g. some rucks get very cloudy on the subject).
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The process of technology transfer has value even in small markets such as assistive technology. However, this value cannot be realized until the process is fully understood and properly implemented. This paper presents a summary model of the entire technology transfer process, and describes how the process supports the commercialization of new or improved assistive technology products. Essentially, the technology transfer process requires cooperation between multiple stakeholder groups, across a series of activities, over an extended period of time. Implementing this process as a structured method provides manufacturers with a needed resource option.
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Lake Tahoe to place bid for Winter X Games
January 18, 2013
LAKE TAHOE — Lake Tahoe could become the new host of the Winter X Games.
ESPN, which owns the X Games franchise, announced qualified host sites on Thursday, and Lake Tahoe was listed among the eligible destinations for 2015-17. Finalists will be determined by April 2013 and host cities will be announced by the end of 2013.
The X Games bid is sponsored by the Lake Tahoe Sports Organizing Committee, a new entity created to bring marquee events to the area and generate overnight stays while promoting Lake Tahoe to a global audience.
Committee partners include the Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority, North Lake Tahoe Chamber/Convention & Visitors Bureau/Resort Association, Heavenly Mountain Resort and Squaw Valley, among others.
"Hosting an event of this caliber would provide significant economic impact for the destination," said Carol Chaplin, executive director of the Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority. "The demographics of the X Games align perfectly with attractions and appeal of Lake Tahoe and its combination of outdoor recreation, spectacular natural beauty and 24-hour lifestyle."
According to ESPN, past X Games winter events have yielded substantial results for host cities. Aspen estimates that the X Games generates up to $10 million in identifiable benefits. The event, historically held in January or February, has attracted 20,000 to 25,000 spectators per day. The broadcast distribution alone for the X Games Aspen 2012 reached 232 million homes in 192 countries and territories.
"The X Games is a unique opportunity to showcase winter sports in Lake Tahoe to a targeted domestic and international audience," said Andy Chapman, chief marketing officer of the North Lake Tahoe Chamber/Convention & Visitors Bureau/Resort Association. "It's a fantastic chance to tell the world about our phenomenal snow conditions, prestigious training grounds and the many and varied resorts that make up Lake Tahoe."
The inaugural event was in 1995 and includes extreme sports (hence the name) ranging from Snowboarder-X (Boarder Cross), Slopestyle, Superpipe, Big Air/Best Trick, Snocross and Freestyle Snowmobiling.
Competitions would be conducted at Squaw Valley and Heavenly.
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text: I am delighted to see Dr. Epperson back in the discussion. His webinars for the GDG and his personally maintained web sites are extraordinary resources for understanding the contexts and causes of the Civil War. I'd like to adduce a word on historical causation. It is quite common to confuse causation with intention. Intention tends to be linear in etiological structure, while historical causation is far more complicated than that. What Borges called "A Garden of Forking Paths," history, in Aristotle's terms, is a dynamic, not static, structure of actualities that at every instant present a multitude of possible future outcomes, but which can only realize a given entelechy, which in turn sets up a whole new field of potential outcomes. To make this clearer, consider the following paradox: It can be argued that the state of South Carolina caused the end of slavery, though obviously this was not its intention. How so? In the waning days of the Buchanan administration, the U.S. Congress passed to Buchanan a 13th Amendment to the Constitution, which he signed, that explicitly guaranteed the future untouchability of slave holding within the slave states. That same 13th Amendment became the one that ended slavery once and for all because South Carolina proclaimed its secession from the Union, which in turn led to six other states proclaiming secession, and after that to Sumter, the proclaimed secession of the rest of the states that would call themselves the Confederacy, the Civil War, and the end of slavery. Had South Carolina been more patient, the 13th Amendment had a very good chance of adoption by 3/4 of the states, and it would have been generations before slavery was abolished. In the arena of non-hypothetical historiography, it has been very fashionable since the 1960s for academic historians to insist that Abraham Lincoln was not a causative factor in the end of slavery because he was not an Abolitionist and did not call out the militia in the name of abolition (always interesting how the Left and the Right can find themselves as strange bedfellows in historical matters). As James McPherson has pointed out in response to this academic denigration of Lincoln's role, without Lincoln there would not have been secession; without secession there would not have been a Civil War; and without a Civil War, there would not have been an emancipation war measure, then political policy, nor an end to slavery. So Lincoln was the sine qua non of the whole matter, whether he intended to be or not. So history is a very dynamic thing. Its causes can not be fixed in this or that decision or action. Every decision, every action, presents a dynamic field of future potential actualities. Lincoln and the American people may not have gone to war to end slavery, but because they did, slavery came to an end. With a surprising assist from South Carolina. -----Original Message----- From: James Epperson <jfepperson at gmail.com> To: GDG <gettysburg at arthes.com> Sent: Tue, Jan 3, 2012 1:26 pm Subject: Re: GDG- NPs & Slavery Esteemed GDG Member Contributes: Once I was in the old VC, looking at all the guns and cannon tubes, and artifacts, and I heard a young boy ask his father, "Daddy, why did they fight a battle here?" The complete answer to that question---which I think we would all agree involves more than stories about shoes and troop concentrations---is an appropriate subject for the park to present. And that is why the full "back-story" needs to be told. JFE ----------------http://www.arthes.com/mailman/listinfo/gettysburg_arthes.com -to unsubscribe http://arthes.com/pipermail/gettysburg_arthes.com/ for Archives


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BOOK REVIEW | Einstein and Oppenheimer: The Meaning of Genius by Silvan S. Schweber
Review by Tom Siegfried
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Historian Silvan S. Schweber exploits these contrasts to explore the meaning of genius, especially with respect to how these two geniuses interacted with a non-scientific society. Many previous writers have examined both men's lives thoroughly, but Schweber brings fresh insight by focusing on less widely noted episodes. Aspects of Einstein's personality emerge more clearly, for example, in the accounts of his role in the founding of
Schweber observes that Einstein exuded a constant sense of self and self-assurance throughout his life. Oppenheimer remade himself several times as his role evolved from student, to teacher, to lab administrator and then public figure. The differences in their personalities played out in their engagement in world affairs. After World War II, both attempted, each in his own way, to influence politicians to forge international controls over the new atomic weaponry, and both failed. Genius—no matter what kind—and politics, it seems, don't mix. Schweber's story shows the difficulties that geniuses encounter in realms where knowledge and logic are not valued as much as power and profit.


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there are small inconsistencies in setting collapsed selections with the mouse that make the editor hard to use. Those the the cc list, please add specific examples to this bug. 1) start clicking a character at a time through the editor default home page, trying to get the caret between every character including spaces. Tedious, but you'll find there are several spots where you can't select with the mouse. I had a hard time getting the caret to offset 11 in the first line, from after 'e' to after the space in "Here's the deal..." ^ It seemed to matter that the previous selection was between 'h' and 'e'. I think this is a fairly common problem at the beginning of a word. 2) I have a hard time selecting an entire line in some places. The last character or two often don't get selected. If I click at the beginning of a line and drag quickly, I usually see the problem (like on the "Reruns" line.) If I drag slowly, I almost always get the entire line selected correctly.
hmm yes this is a problem also with getposition code again similar to bug 3836.
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Former prime minister Kevin Rudd says he accepts "ultimate responsibility" for the "deep tragedy" that was his government's failed home insulation scheme linked to the deaths of four young installers.
Mr Rudd said he accepted responsibility for the "good and the bad" which occurred under his government, while giving evidence at the royal commission investigating the botched scheme in Brisbane on Thursday.
"I have accepted ultimate responsibility for what was not just bad, but in this case, a deep tragedy as it affected the lives of the families concerned," he said.
Queenslanders Matthew Fuller, Rueben Barnes, Mitchell Sweeney, and Marcus Wilson from NSW, lost their lives during the rollout of the stimulus scheme in 2009.
However, Mr Rudd told the inquiry he was never warned about the inherent safety risks of the program.
He said the Cabinet Committee continued to be told the insulation program was "on track" until March 2010, by which time the four installers had died.
The former Labor leader rebuffed suggestions department staffers were put under extreme pressure to have the program ready to rollout by July 1, 2009.
"Had any public servant, any minister, advised the cabinet that there was a safety risk to either workers or to householders then I'm confident in saying the reaction from ministers would be to say 'whoa, this has to be dealt with'," Mr Rudd said.
"And if that involved a delay, then that would have been a response."
Mr Rudd said he was not aware two public servants, Beth Brunoro and Mary Wiley-Smith, had worked over the Australia Day long-weekend in 2009 to formulate the costings and details of the program.
Counsel assisting Keith Wilson, QC, asked Mr Rudd whether the feasibility of the rollout date was ever researched.
"We rely on the advice of our public service friends on that," Mr Rudd replied.
The former PM said it was important for his government to proceed with the stimulus package to create employment for low-skilled workers during the global financial crisis.
But he said its implementation and timing came down to the advice of bureaucrats.
"The implementation arrangements and implementation timetable were legitimately the basis of advice from professional public servants and their engagement with industry and their engagement with others," he said.
But those officials may not have realised the timetable was not set in stone, he said.
Mr Rudd said he could not recall telling then-commonwealth co-ordinator Mike Mrdak or former senator Mark Arbib, who oversaw all stimulus programs, that the rollout date was flexible.
He also said he had no recollection of telling Mr Arbib to "go and sell those Pink Batts" as the former Labor factional powerbroker has previously told the commission in his evidence.
Mr Rudd said he told Mr Arbib: "You need to watch this very carefully so that things can be nipped in the bud if there's a problem."
A coroner has already found the scheme's rushed rollout was a significant factor in the deaths of the three Queensland installers.
Mr Rudd gave evidence after Malcolm Sweeney told the inquiry no family should have to endure what they did, when his son Mitchell was electrocuted laying insulation sheeting in February 2010.
"I'd finally like to take this opportunity to say to ... we'll never stop missing you," Mr Sweeney said in an emotional appearance.
The royal commission before Ian Hanger QC continues.
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A lot of people seem to mistake the 2. This is for a clear cut explanation of the two and the difference.
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Simply said, like in most rpg video games you have two main things, HP and MP. Life Energy basically means HP or Hit Points and Ki means MP or magic power.Thus when someone is empty of ki he will not die he just can't do his special attacks e.g goku's kamehameha wave or ki blasts,but when someone is empty of life energy they will die. Supreme Gohan 09:03, June 4, 2011 (UTC)


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A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.
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Sponsorship Request Letter, Sample & Format
A Sponsorship Request letter is written to solicit financial commitment to a cause, which could be a charitable project or a fundraising event. It could be requested by an individual or on behalf of a needy group such as old folks' home or orphanage. The contents of the letter should state the objective of the letter and the event targeted clearly.
Rev. James Dole
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1460 Hamilton Avenue
Walkerton, ON N0G 2V0
October 28, 2010
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Dear Sir/Madam
RE: Sponsorship Request
On behalf of Bethel Cathedral, I would like to seek your participation as one of our sponsors for our annual funfair scheduled for December 10, 2010.
This annual funfair which is held within the church compound will have many sponsors offering their products for sale. We are inviting Persian Grocers to take up a booth or more to display your wares. We would like to request that the sales for that day will be donated to the church for its building and maintenance fund.
In return, we will be printing your company in our funfair booklet and church website. We look forward to your positive response on this sponsorship request. Last year's fun fair brought in 5,000 visitors and generated $12,000 for the church fund.
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Nardiya Laxmi Vilas Ras is an Ayurvedic medicine in tablet or powder form. It is used in the treatment of high blood pressure, chronic skin diseases, diabetes, etc. This medicine contains strychnine and cannabis, hence should only be taken under strict medical supervision.
Laxmi Vilas Ras Nardiya Uses:
It is used in the treatment of chronic skin diseases, diabetes, urinary tract disorders, sinuses, non healing wounds, fistula, obesity, rheumatoid arthritis, ascites, headache, gynaecological disorders, diseases of ear, nose, throat and eyes.
It is also used as a natural aphrodisiac.
Effect on Tridosha – Balances Vata, Pitta and Kapha.
Nardiya Lakshmi Vilas Ras dosage:
25o mg once in the morning, before or after food or as directed by Ayurvedic doctor. It is traditionally administered along with buttermilk, meat, milk, curds, alcohol (Sura) and fruit juices.
How long to use: It can be used upto 1 – 2 months based on doctor's prescription.
Naradeeya Lakshmi Vilas Ras side effects:
Self medication with this medicine may prove to be dangerous.
Take this medicine in precise dose and for limited period of time, as advised by doctor.
Over-dosage may cause sever poisonous effect.
It is best avoided in pregnancy, lactation and in children.
Keep out of reach and sight of children. Store in a dry cool place.
Nardiya Laxmi Vilas Rasa ingredients, how to make:
10 g fine powder of each of
Abhraka Bhasma – Purified and processed Mica
Shuddha Parada – Herbal purified Mercury
Shuddha Gandhaka – Herbal purified Sulphur
Karpoora – Camphor – Cinnamomum camphora
Jatiphala – Nutmeg (fruit) – Myristica fragrans
Jatikosha – Nutmeg
Vriddhadaru – Argyrea speciosa
Dhattura – Datura metel
Bhanga – Cannabis sativa
Vidari – Pueraria tuberosa
Shatavari – Asparagus racemosus root
Nagabala – Grewia populifolia
Atibala – Abutilon indicum
Gokshura – Small caltrops (whole plant) – Tribulus terrestris Linn.
Nichula – Strychnos nux vomica
Nagavalli – Piper betel – juice extract – quantity sufficient.
Fine powder ingredients are triturated with each liquid for three days, paste is prepared, and tablets are made.
Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali Jwara Chikitsa 1223-1235
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Who is Ed DeMarco? He's a civil servant who became acting director of the housing finance agency after the Bush-appointed director resigned in 2009. He is still there, in the fourth year of the Obama administration, because Senate Republicans have blocked attempts to install a permanent director. And he evidently just hates the idea of providing debt relief.
Mr. DeMarco's letter rejecting the relief plan made remarkably weak arguments. He claimed that the plan, while improving his agency's financial position thanks to subsidies from the Treasury Department, would be a net loss to taxpayers — a conclusion not supported by his own staff's analysis, which showed a net gain. And it's worth pointing out that many private lenders have offered the very kinds of principal reductions Mr. DeMarco rejects — even though these lenders, unlike the government, have no incentive to take into account the way debt relief would strengthen the economy.
The main point, however, is that Mr. DeMarco seems to misunderstand his job. He's supposed to run his agency and secure its finances — not make national economic policy. If the Treasury secretary, acting for the president, seeks to subsidize debt relief in a way that actually strengthens the finance agency, the agency's chief has no business blocking that policy. Doing so should be a firing offense.
Okay so show me some REAL bi-partisan effort to jumpstart the economy--FIRE this asshole already!


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German Marriage Record Vocab
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In learning to learn to read marriage records in German Church records, there vocabulary appears most frequently.
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From: "Glen Fine" <>
Subject: New Jersey Fine Research
Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2005 13:01:11 -0800
I have visited New Jersey and Pennsylvania twice in the past few months looking for a connection between Thomas Fine who was in Shenandoah County, Virginia in 1775 and the Fine/Fein families in New Jersey. I need to go back again but thought I should let the list know that I believe I have found connection.
In minutes of the Hunterdon County Court of Common Pleas, 1754 to 1756, there are records of Thomas Fine, Peter Fine and Philip Fine. Thomas would have been of an appropriate age to be the Thomas Fine in Virginia. Peter and Philip would be of appropriate ages to be Peter Fine Sr. and Philip Fine Sr. who are found in records of Frederick County, Maryland.
In minutes of the same court, Andrew Fine is recorded in 1762 and Andress Fine in 1782. This could well be the same person as the Andres Fine listed as a militia member in Virginia, 1775.
In church records: Johannes and Elisabetha Fein baptized a son, Thomas, at the Reformed Church in Easton, PA in 1748(a sponsor was Elames Fein), and William and Eva Fein baptized a daughter at the Readington Church in Hunterdon County, NJ in 1751.
So, there are records of 7 Fein/Fine men who would have been of the generation of Thomas Fine in Virginia: Thomas, Peter, Philip, Andress, Elame, Johannes and William.
I collected a lot of information about the Fine families around Finesville, New Jersey including Philip Fine, founder of Finesville. These people were consistently recorded as Fein in church records and as Fine in civil records. The Feins in this region are regarded as Germans. It seems safe to assume that all Feins/Fines in this region are related. The name was not common and population in the mid 1700s was sparse.
I learned that the old German naming tradition was give the child first a Saint's name and second a name to be called by. For example in the above 1748 baptism record Johnannes and Elisabetha named their son Johann Thomas Fein. He would be known as Thomas. (and Thomas and apparent mother, Elisabetha, are in the Lutheran Church records, Phillipsburg, NJ from 1771) Johannes Fein would be one named for a Saint and it was desired that he be called by the Saint's name - hence he was given only the one name (Johannes Fein died in Sussex County,NJ in 1759 - recorded of course as John Fine).
A carrying on of this naming tradition is seen with Philip Fine in St. Louis, Mo. He named a son, David Melchior, who was consistently known as Melshor/Melsher (Melchior, a common German name, must be pronounced Melsher in English).
I was mindful that there is a belief of uncertain origins that Thomas Fine's father may have been Philip Peter Fine. I have found numerous Philip Fines and Peter Fines in New Jersey and Maryland, but have yet to encounter the name Philip Peter Fine.
If anyone has questions or wants more than what I'm forwarding here, let me know. Below are my notes about the old Hunterdon County, NJ court records.
April 22, 1754, Peter Low versus Thomas Fine
This action commenced a series of minute records on this case. On 8-8-1754 following Peter Low against (abbreviated as "a") Thomas Fine is recorded:
Inquisition being Read? whereby the Jury find for the plaintiff the sum of six pounds, fifteen shillings and four pence. Money at eight shillings the ounce and six pence costs on Motion of B.Lagrange Atty for the Pltf ordered that the same be filed and Judgmnt. Ent? ? ?.
Several minute records on Peter Low versus Thomas Fine follow that are difficult to read. It is likely (from judgments on other cases) there was an order to sell personal property to satisfy the debt.
February Term 1755 Peter Low versus Thomas Fine: ? ? Returned for custody on motion of B.Lagrange Atty for the Plaintiff order to be committed. (this is likely an order that Thomas be taken into custody for failure to satisfy debt – common action at the time)
October Term 1755 Thos Fine versus Peter Low and others: this and all actions on the page are noted "the like rule as before" and I didn't copy the previous page. This had to be a counter action filed by Thomas.
February Term 1756: Thos. Fine versus Peter Low – Thomas is the plaintiff and action is "the like rule". The preceding rule is to order the plaintiff released from custody of the Sheriff as a "proper Object of relief having complied with what on his part and behalf is required to be done and performed in and by an Act of the Gen. Assembly of the province of New Jersey Entitled as an Act for the relief of poor distressed prisoners for debt according to the purpose True intent and meaning of the said Act."
February Term 1756: Thos. Low versus Peter Fine - Unless the clerk made a mistake, Peter Fine in this case had prevailed against Thomas Low and here Thomas Low is released from custody for the same reasons as described above.
October 17, 1755: Robt. Paterson versus Phillip Fine – Phillip is defendant in a debt case and I have yet to decipher the judgment
August Term 1765: Jost Happagh versus Peter Fine – entries run to February 1767 – they are John Happagh administrator for Jost Happagh, deceased against Peter Fine who owed money to the deceased. No disposition here but there is more on this case later.
August Term 1776: John Martin versus Thomas Fine – this Thomas Fine is believed to be the younger (not the Thomas in the above 1754-1756 records) Thomas Fine, presumed born 1748, son of Johannes and Elisabetha Fein. There are subsequent cases involving this Thomas Fine or his son Thomas Fine that go on to at least 1830.
May Term 1782: Andress Fine versus Peter Huffman – Huffman owes money to Andress Fine. There are entries August and October Terms 1782 with the last a judgment levied on goods of the defendant to value of the debt and costs.
Based on records reviewed, the Court of Common Pleas was exclusively occupied during this time with matters of debt collect. It must have been hard economic times. Don't know the details but there were farmers land riots in New Jersey in the 1740s. Rioting was likely related to payment of quitrents on their "free" land to the wealthy friends of the King in England who owned rights to collect quitrent on their vast tracts granted them by the King.
Peter Low was an active guy in the court with cases against many individuals. He was either a merchant who had given credit or a collector of quitrents.
A great many old Hunterdon County records were microfilmed by LDS and microfilm copies are available in Trenton, New Jersey at the State Archives and also at the LDS center in Salt Lake City. The "Miscellaneous Records" were not microfilmed because someone deemed them to be of little value for genealogical research. The Miscellaneous Records remain as original documents at the Hunterdon County Archives in Flemington, New Jersey. These records are I think mislabeled since they all seem to be case files related to the Minutes of the Court of Common Pleas referenced above. All records referenced below are from review of the originals.
Happaghs versus Peter Fine: Peter Fine signed a statement that he was in debt to Josh Happagh in 1759. Josh died and John Happagh, the administrator of Josh's estate sought to recover the debt. Peter at one point was ordered to custody of the Sheriff. Peter countered that he had paid Josh before he died. Eventually the case went before a jury and the jury ruled against Peter in 1769. There are numerous records from 1765 to 1769.
The records consistently describe Peter as "Peter Fine(or ffine) ffarmor otherwise called Peter Fine of the County of Hunterdon in the province of New Jersey ffarmor..."
1758 – case involving Philip Finn and Hugh Doran – he is probably a Finn and not a Fine
1758 – case involving Philip Fin and Daniel Carroll – he also is probably a Finn not a Fine
1760 – Estate of Zackariah flomerfelt (could be Homerfelt) owes Peter Fine 54 pounds. The case was resolved in Peter's favor in 1768.
May Term 1782: Andress Fine versus Peter Huffman – Huffman owes Andress Fine 60 pounds and was ordered into custody of the Sheriff.
4-16-1762: Andrew Fine versus Jacobus Cock. Cock owes Andrew 30 pounds since 1760. David Cock and Jacobus Cock signed acknowledgement of the debt. Jacobus is called Jocobus Cock yeoman otherwise called Jacobus Cock of Lebanon yeoman. Andrew is called Andrew Fine Taylor.
A yeoman is a farmer who owns and farms his land. So, Andrew must be a tailor. And, Peter Fine, above, must be a farmer who does not own his own land.
Andrew Fine is undoubtedly the same as Andress Fine.
Many more original "miscellaneous" records involving Fines were reviewed. Those above were most pertinent to this research. There were no case files relating to the 1754 to 1756 Minutes of the Court of Common Pleas involving Thomas, Phillip and Peter Fine.
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In the 1980s, federal courts broke up phone giant Ma Bell in the name of competition. The same consumer-friendly logic prevails in a move by the U.S. Justice Department to block a $39 billion merger of two wireless giants.
If the marriage of AT&T and T-Mobile goes through, the combined firm would control 40 percent of the telecom market. Add in first-place Verizon, and the two would rule some 80 percent of the business.
That result will mean "higher prices, poorer quality services, fewer choices and fewer innovative products" for consumers wedded to cell phones, the Justice Department said in taking legal action to stop the merger. Some 96 of 100 local markets would end up "highly concentrated" if the deal went through, the federal lawyers said.
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As with any lawsuit, there's a chance for more talks, especially likely since AT&T is on the hook for a $6 billion payment to T-Mobile if the deal falls apart.
But the move also should be a warning that other major mergers - such as Google's bid for Motorola - might face trouble. In the present business cycle, cash-rich companies are on the prowl to snap up rivals. The action is a welcome sign that the Obama administration is willing to step in to preserve competition and consumer interests.


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Brian Scott and the No. 2 Shore Lodge Chevrolet team started the Sta-Green 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in the fifth position. Once the initial green flag waved over the Magic Mile, Scott would remain a top-10 contender the entire 200 laps.
After getting caught up in a multi-car wreck on lap 106, crew chief Phil Gould called for repairs to the damaged left-front fender and left-side door in front of the number. Because only nine cars were on the lead lap at the time, Scott was able to return to action and remain in the top-10 running order. From the lap 112 restart until the checkered flag waved, Scott would hold off un-damaged cars to maintain his track position. On lap 140, Gould called Scott to pit road for fuel only on a pit stop, which restarted them in fifth place. From there, Scott only dropped two positions and earned an impressive seventh place result in his damaged Chevrolet Camaro. He ranks fifth in the driver's points standings as the series heads to Chicagoland Speedway this coming weekend.
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Ty Dillon Quote: "We battled the entire race. I think we had a pretty good attitude, overall, for the hand we were dealt. I'm disappointed with the finish and the race we ran, but we'll take what we can get and move on. It's definitely a learning experience for all of us."
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Start - 7th Finish - 19th Laps Led - 0 Points - N/A
PAUL MENARD QUOTE: "We had a fast Libman/Menards Chevy for today's race. I hate our good run was ended early, but I'm glad we could salvage a decent finish. These guys work hard and bring me a fast car every week. We'll just look ahead to Indy now."
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It's seems the Detroit Lions have made yet another move, and this move involves agreeing to a two-year deal with veteran safety and former Baltimore Raven, James Ihedigbo.
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Now, normally the media is the first to confirmed that a deal has taken place but in this case it was Ihedigbo who confirmed the news first, when he tweeted that he was officially a Detroit Lion. It was soon after that the media followed with official confirmation.
Now if you have been following the Lions free agency movements at this off-season, this signing is probably not a surprise. The Lions have been searching for a starting strong safety for a while now after releasing Louis Delmas last month. They have hosted three veteran safeties on free-agent visits over the last few weeks and Ihedigbo visited the Lions the first week of free agency.
Honestly, this move makes sense. Ihedigbo is a former Baltimore Raven and what better destination than the Lions, with defensive coordinator Teryl Austin and head coach Jim Caldwell, who he spent the past two years with during his time with the Ravens. Coming into this situation with the Lions, he's already a good fit because he knows the system, coaching staff and is familiar and aware of what they need him to do.
When it comes to his on the field credentials, Ihedigbo had a career year in 2013, starting all 16 games and finishing the season with 101 tackles, 11 passes defended, three interceptions and two forced fumbles. He was a member of the Baltimore Ravens 2013 Super Bowl winning squad and was a starter on their defense for the 2013-2014 season. No one can forget that he was a starting safety on the New England Patriots, although they lost to the New York Giants in the 2012 Super Bowl, he still had an impressive season.
Now just like most players, he does have weaknesses and if you look at his stats, you will see that he struggles in certain areas, particularly with interception and pass breakups but that doesn't stop him from being what the Lions want and need. He is veteran who is bringing in a winning mentality and leadership. He may not be a huge play-maker but he is capable of making the big plays at times and he will always be in a position to make the correct play. Most importantly, he will play well alongside Lion safety Glover Quin and just like recently acquired wide receiver Golden Tate, Ihedigbo is bringing a Superbowl ring and experience. It may not seem like a big thing but for him to be able to come into the locker-room with Tate and show their Superbowl rings, could very well serve as extra motivation for this Lions team this season. Now don't mis-understand me, I'm not saying that the Lions will instantly become Superbowl contenders because they see someone's Superbowl ring but it helps to have another guy in the locker-room who has worked hard his entire career and has a Superbowl ring under his belt to show for it.
If all of that isn't enough, I like the fact that Ihedigbo wants to be here in Detroit, with the Lions. As of free agent, he had a choice to go where he wanted and yet he chose to come to the Lions. Similar to Golden Tate, I believe he is ready to be a glue-man and help the Lions achieve greatness like he did with Baltimore and New England, which makes him an even better fit for this Lion team. I don't know about you, when you have a player who wants to be here, who can perform on a consistent basis and be a leader in the locker-room, you have to consider yourself lucky.
Finally for those wondering how this move affects the NFL Draft for the Lions, keep in mind that this move doesn't mean that the Lions won't draft a safety in the 2014 NFL Draft, it just makes it a little easier to determine if the Lions will draft a safety in the first round or in the later rounds of the draft. Now, if the Lions are still considering drafting a safety with 10th pick, the main safety that comes to mind for the Lions is still Alabama safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix. When it comes Clinton-Dix, you're talking about an ideal safety. He has good size and height. He's good coverage, always providing help for his fellow cornerbacks and looking to make a big play. He's a consistent tackler, who knows how to wrap up and finish tackles and under the right coaching, he could even be used in containing the run game.
Personally, I don't think that the Lions have to draft a safety with their 10th pick but if they do decide to go that route, there's nothing I can do to stop them. However, there will be more options at safety in later rounds so if the Lions do want to draft a safety in this year's draft, they will have options like Ahmad Dixon of Baylor , Jimmie Ward of Northern Illinois, Deone Bucannon of Washington State, Ed Reynolds of Stanford and that's just to name a few.
So for now, all we can do is speculate on what the Lions will do with the 10th pick in the NFL Draft but my money is on defensive back selection (hopefully Darqueze Dennard of Michigan State). However, getting back to the signing of Ihedigbo, I say again, that this is a solid signing that will go a long way into making the Lions a better team this season and hopefully a true playoff contender.
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RE: st: RE: ml and parmby versus statsby
Wed, 12 Dec 2012 17:41:23 +0000
Dear Roger,
This is very helpful.
I re-ran the parmby command, but without including the quietly option, and estimation results are the same now as those under statsby.
Thanks for your quick response.
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Subject: Re: st: RE: ml and parmby versus statsby
I don't know how your -statsby- and -parmby- results are different, as you haven't told us. However, -statsby- creates a dataset with 1 observation per by-group, and different variables for the estimates and standard errors for different parameters. -parmby-, on the other hand, creates a dataset with 1 observation per parameter per by-group, with 1 variable for the estimate and 1 variable for the standard error, and other variables for the confidence limits and P-values.
I am a bit mystified about the -quietly- option for -parmby-. As the author of -parmby-, I never knew that -parmby- had a -quietly- option, although it can take the -quietly- prefix like other Stata commands.
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On 12/12/2012 15:52, S. Suetens wrote:
> Hi,
> Is there anyone who can explain why maximum likelihood estimation gives different results under parmby as compared to statsby?
> I have run the two commands below (based on the same likelihood function) and they give very different parameter estimates and standard errors.
> statsby _b _se, by(id) saving("D:\Statsby.dta", replace) nodots: ml
> model lf MaxLik (lambda: strategy =) (rhosigma: RHO SIGMA, nocons),
> max difficult
> parmby "ml model lf MaxLik (lambda: strategy =) (rhosigma: RHO SIGMA,
> nocons), max difficult", by(id) saving("D:\Parmby.dta", replace)
> quietly
> Thanks in advance for any help.
> Sigrid
> Sigrid Suetens
> Associate Professor
> Department of Economics
> Tilburg University
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MILACA – Section 5AA North girls basketball playoff action gave the Milaca fans something to cheer about with action on the home hardwood on March 6.
When the final horn sounded the Wolves celebrated the evening a 53-35 first-round win over St. Cloud Cathedral.
The win was the first home playoff win since 2002, Milaca head coach Dave Leom said.
Cathedral came into play as the No. 5 seed, while the Wolves were seeded fourth.
Leom creditedsome stellar defense for his team's win.
"Our defense limited them to only eight first-half points," Leom said.
The Wolves scored 24 points on their end of the court, giving them a comfortable margin at the intermission.
"It really helps when your guards really buy into playing really aggressive."
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Leom pointed to the spirited floor play of Makayla Paggen (5-7), Alex Ploeger (5-6), Ashley Cassens (5-6) and Sarah Forker (5-4).
Forker is the only senior on the squad, while the other three players are juniors.
Leom considered this a "good win," not only for the team, but for the overall girls program at Milaca.
The Wolves found themselves down early on.
But, that didn't last long as they grabbed the lead at 5-4 when Paggen hit a two-point field goal.
From that point, Milacanever looked back.
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The defense hurled a shutout the rest of the half, while Paggen and company added 11 points for a 24-8 lead at the half-way point.
While Leom praised the offensive force displayed by Paggen, he touted the "great defense inside," turned in by sophomore Molly Banks.
"It was just one of those deals with pressure, along with numerous blocks, which was nice to see," Leom said.
In turn, the blocked shots ended up giving Milaca "some fast breaks."
In the second half the Wolves continued in the right direction. With 14:49 remaining, Ploeger took a feed from Banks, followed at 14:23 with Paggen feeding Banks for two more points, resulting in a 31-11 advantage.
Paggen continued her scoring attack, netting another two-pointer, giving the Lady Wolves a 23-point advantage at 36-13, with 12:23 showing on the clock.
"I think the number one thing we take from that win is having a No. 4 seed, getting a home game," Leom said.
"It is critcial for the playoffs and sure nice to have them travel and we can have the home fans."
At the same time Leom credited the home fans for playing a role in the victory.
"You could just feel it, the house was rocking and I was really happy the girls could experience something like that, as it is all about momentum."
Leom added, "folks don't realize that."
Paggen led all scorers with 25 points. She was 9-16 on field goals, with four coming from beyond the three-point line.
Megan Dahlstrom added to the offensive attack for Milaca, closing out with seven points.
Sophomore Maddie Curtis paced the visiting Crusaders with nine points.
Milaca 53, SCC 35
MILACA — Alex Ploeger 1-6 3-4 5, Molly Banks 2-13 0-0 4, Makayla Paggen 9-16 3-5 25, Sarah Forker 0-7 3-4 3, Megan Dahlstrom 2-6 3-4 7, Allie Terpstra 1-1 1-1 3, Ashley Cassens 1-5 3-4 6, Megan Gould 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 16-55 17-23 53.
SCC — Maddie Curtis 4-9 0-1 9, Rylee Medelberg 3-7 1-1 7, Annie O'Hagan 1-7 0-1 3, Emily Walsh 2-11 2-6 6, Moriah Schroeder 1-4 0-0 2, Julia Meyer 3-10 2-4 8, Morgan 0-8 0-0 0. Totals 14-57 5-13 35.
Half – Milaca 24, SCC 8. Turnovers SCC 26, Milaca 15. Steals SCC 7, Milaca 14.


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