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march is national nutrition month!
National Nutrition Month® is an annual nutrition education and information campaign sponsored by the American Dietetic Association. This year's theme is "Eat Right with Color." These campaigns are designed to focus attention on the importance of making informed food choices, as well as developing good eating habits and physical activity habits. Proper nutrition is essential to the learning process, and good eating habits are essential to proper nutrition.
We want to make sure that when you dine with us, you are able to have a well-balanced diet. To help with this, we created a serving line called The DASH in both Holmes Dining Hall and Tobey-Kendel Dining Room. This healthy line offers foods that are low in sodium, fat, and calories... but not low in flavor. The DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) is recommended by the National Institutes of Health, The American Heart Association, and also formed the basis for the new USDA food pyramid.
Good Nutrition Couldn't Be Easier!
The DASH was developed to help lower the amount of cases of heart disease, strokes, and especially hypertension which affect millions of Americans every year. Here at UNC, the purpose of The DASH is to accommodate those students/faculty/staff with special dietary needs or food allergies as well as to give customers an area where they can consistently find healthy items that follow specific nutritional guidelines.
The menus at The DASH offer an entrée, a vegetable, and a starch at lunch and dinner at both Holmes (between the Wok 'n Roll and Home Plate stations) and TK (south end of the Wok 'n Roll station). It is the goal of entrées at The DASH to have less than 30% total calories from fat, less than 10% calories from saturated fat, no trans fat, and less than 800mg of sodium. Starch options offer whole grains such as brown rice, wild rice, quinoa, polenta, and amaranth at least six times each week. You will also see a large amount of beans offered at The DASH. Some of the varieties you will see are anasazi, great northern, giant Peruvian lima beans, and mayacabo or peranuo beans. Vegetables are prepared using Healthy Cooking Methods such as roasting, steaming and grilling.
It's a Safe zone for customers with food allergies
Foods served from The DASH are also free of common allergens and intolerance foods such as soy, gluten, dairy, eggs, shellfish, and nuts. (Remember, ingredients in The DASH menus will be allergen free, but the recipes are prepared in our regular kitchens.)
The flavor provided by sodium is often replaced with citrus juices, herbs, and spices which highlight the natural flavors of the foods. We currently have over 150 recipes for The DASH line and are constantly looking for new and exciting ways to spice up the food while keeping down the salt and avoiding the major allergens.
People often wonder what kind of foods we serve at The DASH... here's a sample of some of the items on the menu:
- Braised Beef Ragout
- Cuban Ropa Vieja
- Mojo Beef Kebabs
- Grilled Beef Tri Tip with Caramelized Onions
- Cajun Grilled Trout with Apple Salsa
- Tilapia with Tomatoes and Olives
- Salmon with Tomato Basil Salsa
- Pork Loin with Apricot Ginger Sauce
- Banana Leaf Steamed Vegetables
- Tomato Lamb Dolma with Fresh Basil
Join us for brunch on the weekend and you will find "carved to order" meat items such as roast beef, turkey, and pork loin. By simply adding a glass of milk and some fresh fruit to the items offered at The DASH you have a complete meal that fits the Smart Meal™ guidelines.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Smart Meal™ Seal was created by the Colorado Physical Activity and Nutrition Program to establish nutrition requirements specifically designed for eating establishments. The seal highlights those entrees that are lower in fat, calories, and sodium, and include components such as beans, whole grains, fruits, or vegetables.
Stay sharp and be your best by eating a healthy diet and DASH to it!
Look for other healthy selections offered in the dining rooms this semester, and don't forget to look at the weekly menus on our website often to find out what other fabulous menu items await you this week!
Happy Dining!
Executive Chef Aran Essig, CEC, CCA
Chef's Sources
- American Dietetic Association: eatright.org
- USDA Food Pyramid: mypyramid.gov
- The DASH: unco.edu/dining/dining/nutritional/dash.html
- Smart Meal™ program: unco.edu/dining/dining/nutritional/smartmeal.html
Want to know what's being served in the dining rooms? Call the FoodLine (970.351.FOOD) for daily menus or look at our weekly menus online. Not signed up for the Faculty Staff Payroll Deduction program yet? Learn more about the program here.


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FIREFIGHTERS were called to pump out water from a house in Bromyard after a water main burst.
Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service was called just after 5.30pm yesterday (Thursday) to New Road after a four inch pipe burst in the basement of a property.
A crew from Bromyard attended and pumped out flood water using a mini ejector pump until the plumber and Welsh Water arrived to take over.

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|From: Matthew Flatt (mflatt at cs.utah.edu)
Date: Mon May 17 08:42:04 EDT 2010
That would work fine for me, as long as the change happens only after Racket is out. At Mon, 17 May 2010 14:37:37 +0200, Michael Sperber wrote: > > Eli and I have had a private conversation on this for a while - he has > asked me to make my thoughts public: Currently, the per-push > notification e-mails are pretty useless to me: > > - The subject line has zero useful information (for me at least). > > - The granularity of the e-mails may or may not have anything to do with > the granularity of development. > > - Ergo I have to download every e-mail to get useful information (my > folder lives on IMAP), which is often not even technically practical > when I'm travelling, for instance. Even when I'm fully online, it > takes too long to go over the week's commits this way, compared to the > old way of doing things with Subversion - the result is that I don't > read the commit e-mails anymore. > > So I'd like to propose sending one e-mail per commit instead, where the > Subject line carries the first line of the commit message. (We've been > doing things this way with Scheme 48 and XEmacs, FWIW - works > wonderfully.) Possibly, it makes sense to avoid sending e-mails on > merge commits, but that's only a bonus. Eli says the ordering may get > screwed up - not a problem for me. > > -- > Cheers =8-} Mike > Friede, Völkerverständigung und überhaupt blabla > _________________________________________________ > For list-related administrative tasks: > http://list.cs.brown.edu/mailman/listinfo/plt-dev
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It's time to vote! My inbox is full of photos from readers and and Facebook followers. So which photo will win? You decide. I've create a survey form on SurveyMonkey.com. Click
to see the photos I selected for the survey and to vote for your favorite. The person who submitted the winning photo will receive a signed copy of my
Fashionable Folks: Hairstyles 1840-1900
. Photos 1 and 2 are from the 1870s, 3 and 4 from the 1880s and photo 5 dates from 1900.
Drum roll please...the finalists are:
Linda Greff submitted this photo of Sylvia Sanders sporting a combination of extremely curly hair and the full hair styles of the 1870s, making an extreme fashion statement.
Another 1870s full head of hair. Sophie Bentley was born Dec. 6, 1849. Thank you to Katherine Maddox for sending in this image.
Oh, those flat greased hairstyles of the 1880s were a dramatic contrast to the previous decade's look. Molly (Mary) E. Banning Ross (born 1867) was an older teenager in this photo, submitted by Pat Daugherty.
Carol Jacobs Norwood sent in this unidentified family photo. It's a variation of that earlier 1880s picture.
It's not the woman in this picture that has the hair problem. It's her companion. His natural wave and longish hair combine to make the style standout from the top and sides of his head. This circa 1900 image is lovely. He was a teacher in Kansas. The couple is Anne Davison's great grand aunt and uncle.
O.K...Please vote for your favorite
Next week I'll be back with some other photos -- a before and after hairstyle and proof that not just humans can have a bad hair day.
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Monday, 28 March 2011
Uniforms in the Family
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It's not too late to enter your ancestral bad hair photos in my blog contest. See details in
last week's post
. I can't wait until you see what folks sent in!
In the meantime, it's time for another photo mystery. This one is a 20th century challenge.
Nancy Yates sent in a few pictures of her father, taken when he was about 15 years old, between 1930 to 1932. In the first one, he's standing alone wearing a uniform with plain sleeves.
In the second he's wearing a different uniform with hash marks on the sleeve indicating his rank of corporal. He's standing with his sister.
The mystery is the uniform. It doesn't look like a Boy Scout uniform. It's too bad I can't read the pin on his hat or the badge on his other sleeve.
Nancy knows her Dad once served in the Civilian Conservation Corp as an adult. Men had to be at least 17 years old to serve in the CCC.
So what uniform is it? I'm not sure. There were several groups for teens in the 1930s. The 4-H Club, the Future Farmers of America and the Junior Birdmen of America are a few prominent groups, but this uniform doesn't represent any of those organizations. A great book on the period is William H. Young and Nancy K. Young's
The 1930s
(Greenwood Press, $25.00).
One lead is a group sponsored by the American Legion. They formed the Air Cadets in 1933, to train young men as pilots in case of war.
Do you have any ideas? I'm still looking.
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Monday, 28 March 2011 19:12:50 (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)
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Monday, 21 March 2011
Hair in the Family: A Contest
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At a recent lecture, an attendee told me about an ancestral photo that scared him as a child. The woman had a curl that stood up straight on the top of her head. (He's promised to send me a scan, and as soon as I have it you'll see it here. Can't wait!)
His comments made me think about hairstyles in the family. On page 83 of
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there is a picture of a woman wearing a hair piece. It's not unusual for a 19th century woman to add false hair to create a fashionable hairdo, and in this photo I doubt it's real hair. Women could buy expensive human hairpieces or fake ones made from horsehair or even yak hair.
Her natural hair is very fine and curly, and the loops on her head are an entirely different texture. You can also see long hair trailing down behind her head.
Inspired by the photo that scared a child, I've decided it's time for a contest. Send me photos of the most outrageous hairstyles worn by ancestors. You can send in 20th century photos of yourself, but not of living family members. You can email them to me at
. I'll feature as many as I can in this space and readers can vote for their favorite in the comment section.
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Monday, 14 March 2011
Mom, Dad and Baby
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Marla Hathhorn sent in this picture with a simple question. On the back someone wrote, "Ann Hicks." Is Ann Hicks the baby or the mother?
Marla knows that her ancestor Anna Foley Hicks was born in Canada in 1844 and died in Oklahoma in 1914.
A lot of people ask me, "What do I look at first in a photo?" The answer depends on the image. In this case, I read Marla's e-mail and quickly glanced at the photographer's imprint at the bottom of the card to see where the picture was taken. Then I examined their clothing.
The woman's dress is from the circa 1880 period. The bodice extends over the hips, extra fabric drapes over her upper legs and there are two layers of pleats. Her choice of jewelry is also typical for the time -- a thick chain with a charm was very popular. In the early 1880s, women wore their hair pulled back with short bangs. This young mother is very stylish in an understated way. Dad's clothing agrees with this time frame.
The baby is very cute in it's long dress, thick tights and buttoned boots. Around it's neck is a lovely bib.
Could the mother be Anna? In 1880 she'd be 36 years of age, a likely fit.
T.R. Colpitts took this photo.
The Rock Lake Herald of 1881
featured a short bit of news about him. It stated that he was taking a trip into southern Manitoba to take scenic views for resale. It appears from this photograph that he also found employment with the Hudsons Bay Parlors, a photographic establishment possibly connected with the Hudson Bay Company. I'm looking for that link.
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Monday, 14 March 2011 14:08:38 (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
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Monday, 07 March 2011
Around the World with Family
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Reader Carol Norwood is a dedicated genealogist searching for more details of her mother's life in far off Indonesia.
Her mother Cita Dromer lived in Sumatra from 1927 to 1940. About a month ago, she sent scan of her mother's Poezie book (a type of scrapbook for poetry and other keepsakes) to
The Indo Project
. According to the group's website, "The Indo Project is dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and celebration of Indo culture and history through education and raising public awareness." They liked her mother's Poezie book so much they featured it in their
. The album documents a fascinating period in her mother's life.
There are, of course, a couple of mystery photos. Norwood knows who's depicted in them, but she's trying to track down a living person.
Since she's possibly still living, I'm not going to mention her name. When Carol's mother immigrated to the United States on the ship
Poleau Tello
, this South African girl was on board. The two became friends and wrote in each others album.
Carol has tracked down the girl's family and is hoping for a reunion. My fingers are crossed too. I'll keep you posted.
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Monday, 07 March 2011 15:14:54 (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
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Wednesday, 02 March 2011
Who Do You Think You Are? Live 2011
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I'm posting a couple of days later than usual this week because I was in London for
Who Do You Think You Are? Live.
(Plus, I had a little downtime with my English friends.)
Maureen solves photo mysteries at WDYTYA? Live.
A series of last minute serendipitous things happened this year. I was able to provide photo consultations as a partnership with a British website
What's That Picture?
I met that site's creator, James Morley, three years ago at WDYTYA? Live. We've teamed up to take the site to the next step with an interactive timeline of photos supplied by users of the site and powered by Flickr. James is the technical genius behind it.
Take a look at the timeline
It's still in it's infancy, but we have big plans for it. You can add your dated family photos to it.
press release
appeared on the site and in the WDYTYA? Live newsletter just before I left for London. As soon as the show opened Saturday morning, the line (or queue, as the British call it) started forming. I've lost count of how many photos I actually looked it. Seems like hundreds, and it probably was. It was a fascinating experience to look at family photos from across the Atlantic.
I love looking at pictures from all over the world.! There are subtle differences in clothing, especially men's work attire. The historical context of the images also has to be considered. English history has different milestones. I saw a lot of World War I images and some from the Boer War. One of the military pavilions would send folks to me to assign a photographic time frame to a picture, so they could go back to the military booth to find more information. We were sending people back and forth for the whole show!
I also managed to squeeze in a quick visit to the
National Archives
in England to meet with their photo specialist. Wish I could spend weeks looking at what they've got there! I was looking for something special, so I just might have to build another visit into my itinerary for next year.
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Wednesday, 02 March 2011 14:45:56 (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
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Monday, 21 February 2011
Double Mystery Revisited
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Well, this photo problem is a tough case tough to crack. In
Double Mystery
Back to the Double Mystery
, I analyzed the clues in Sandy Forest's photo of her ancestor Felix Forest and an unidentified man.
Have you added your thoughts to the comment section? I'd love to hear from you. This week, a couple of readers think the objects in the photo are just props and not real items owned or carried by the men. I agree that some of the items are just for showing off -- the bottle of liquor, the glass and the fake dog. But how far does the photo clowning go? Are their hats and the spike photographer's props as well? That's what we'd all like to know.
I emailed Robert Holzweiss, president of the Railway and Locomotive Historical Society about the spike and the hat that reads "Asst. Engineer." He showed the photo to a panel of railroad experts and they agreed that there is no railroad connection. They suggested the spike could be an in to hook wagons together.
What do you think? I want to revisit family history with Sandy Forest and see if census records identify any other occupations in her family. That's my next step.
In honor of Valentine's Day last week, I have a short video on my
channel. If you like it, please click the "like" button.
Later this week, I'm in England at
Who Do You Think You Are? Live
. In my next column I'll have a report for you and hopefully a few photos.
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Monday, 21 February 2011 14:05:51 (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
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Monday, 14 February 2011
Back to the Double Mystery
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Two weeks ago, in my
Double Mystery
post, I began dissecting the evidence in a photo owned by Sandy Forest. A couple of readers asked about the hat worn by the man on the right. It's a big clue.
It's difficult to read the hat, but it says "Asst. Engineer" with letters beneath it. The first letter is "H," followed by what I think is an "E" and maybe a "D." Initially, I thought the second letter was an R, but there seems to be a bottom line to the letter. So what does it stand for? That's the big question.
He's holding a spike and is an engineer. That suggests a railway connection. But I'm not sure it's a locomotive railway line. It could be a street railway. Perhaps they are celebrating the inauguration of the first tracks being placed where Felix lived.
Railroad spikes
come in different shapes, but the ones used to lay the rails have an off-set head. I've spent time researching spikes and so has Sandy. Something doesn't seem to quite add up.
I'm looking for an expert on railroads and think I've found one. Hopefully, I'll be back next week with an answer.
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Monday, 14 February 2011 16:59:56 (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
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Monday, 07 February 2011
Baby Picture Week
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Last week,
Genealogy Insider
blogger Diane Haddad, gave birth to a beautiful baby. In honor of this, I'm featuring your ancestral baby photos. Thank you for all the submissions.
Kim Dolce sent in this picture of her grandmother Estelle Miller Moore, who was born May 12, 1911, in Riverside, N.J. Estelle looks like she's about to topple over.
Linday Bly Holub emailed me this charming picture of her grandfather Benjamin Bly (on the left), born November 1890, in Moberly, Mo., and his baby brother Adolph Bly, born January 1893, in the same town.
Carol Norwood submitted several photos of three generations of baby pictures. Here are two.
This is her maternal grandmother, Agnes Catherine Caroline Simon, born in 1896 in Erlangen, Germany. Don't you love her bare feet!
This is Carol's maternal grandfather, Helmuth Dromer, born in Potsdam, Germany in 1900. Small children of both sexes wore dresses. Carol actually owns pictures of his two older sisters, who as toddlers also posed in this dress sitting in this basket.
I've seen many different techniques and devices to photograph babies and small children, but one has to wonder about this basket. Cute, but if you look closely you'll notice the basket is on a pedestal. One false move the this tot is on the floor.
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Monday, 07 February 2011 14:50:32 (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
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Monday, 31 January 2011
A Double Mystery
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This week I'm researching a very interesting family photo of two men clowning for the camera. Sandy Forest showed me this image at an event over the weekend and I couldn't stop thinking about it. She's pretty sure about the identity of the man on the left, but the man on the right is a mystery. And why is he holding a spike and wearing an interesting hat? The clues really pile up for this photo, so consider this week's post the first installment of a multi-part series.
These two men are probably celebrating something because they are pouring an alcoholic beverage into a glass. That's just another part of the mystery. What's the occasion?
On the left is Felix Forest, a man famous in the family for his height. He stood 6 feet 4 inches. He was much taller than the average man in the late 19th century. The soft stovepipe hat on his head must have really made him stand out in any crowd.
Felix was born in Bonaventure, Quebec, but in the early 1880s, he immigrated to the United States. He moved around a lot. He married in Manchester, N.H., in 1892, spent time in Lewiston, Maine, and then lived in Fall River, Mass., before moving back to Bonaventure.
While I'm adding up the clues and trying to find facts I'll share my favorite part of the picture—the dog at the base of the column. It appears to be a tin cut-out of a little dog. Finding that dog in another photo could identify the photographer and the location.
The men meant for this photo to be funny, and the dog is just one more comical addition. It makes me laugh out loud.
Next week, we'll focus on baby pictures. Diane Haddad, the
Genealogy Insider
blogger, had a baby last weekend, so I thought she'd enjoy a Photo Detective post of ancestral baby pictures. Email me yours to
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Monday, 31 January 2011 17:07:08 (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
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The 730-acre Hassayampa River Preserve, located on Highway 60 three miles southeast of Wickenburg at milepost 114, was created in 1987 to protect a rare desert cottonwood/willow streamside habitat that attracts more than 280 species of birds annually and supports diverse plant and animal communities.
The Nature Conservancy is a leading international, nonprofit organization that preserves plants, animals and natural communities representing the diversity of life on Earth by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive. In Arizona, the Conservancy has been actively engaged in saving the state's last great places for over 40 years. For more information about our work in Arizona, visit nature.org/arizona.Bernadine McCollum Project Coordinator 928-684-2772 email@example.com Hassayampa River Preserve 49614 HWY 60 (milepost 114) Wickenburg, AZ 85390 www.nature.org/hassayampa


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Target: Allan H. (Bud) Selig, Commissioner of Major League Baseball
Goal: Demand better conditions in academies for Major League Baseball's Dominican recruits, including doctors and certified trainers.
On April 15th, 2011, 18-year-old Yewri Guillén died as a result of an infection caused by bacterial meningitis. At the time of his death, Yewri Guillén had recently finished training without pay for Major League Baseball at Boca Chica, the Nationals' academy, and although MLB was preparing a contract with him, the contract had not been finalized. Guillén did not have health insurance. Without insurance, Yewri's family could not come up with the money necessary for admission to a private hospital.
This tragedy could have been prevented had Major League Baseball placed doctors and certified athletic trainers at Boca Chica. There is a considerable difference between the treatment Major League Baseball gives to its domestic players versus what it provides for players abroad. In the minor leagues of the United States, MLB requires all teams to have certified trainers and medical services on hand. These requirements do not carry over into the Dominican teams.
With many in the Dominican Republic living in poverty, Major League Baseball's recruiting practices, substandard care for players, lack of benefits, and pushing players to train in dangerous environments, seems immensely predatory. These hiring practices and the facilities they place young boys (some as young as 16) in are worthy of the title "sweatshop." Arturo J. Marcano Guevara has written a book called Stealing Lives, in which he documents a Dominican academy of the Chicago Cubs where 19 teenagers shared one bathroom without running water, where a drunken coach threatened players with a gun, and where one boy who dislocated his shoulder was treated so poorly by a "doctor" (someone hired from the street as opposed to a certified professional on hand) that he was never able to play again. The former player, Alexis Quiroz, has never recovered complete use of his arm. The "doctor" had stomped on it.
These conditions are unacceptable. Sign this petition to tell Major League Baseball that Latin American citizens should not be treated like second class prospects.
Dear Mr. Selig,
I am writing to implore you to mandate better conditions for Major League Baseball's recruits in the Dominican Republic. Just as teams in the United States have medical supplies and certified athletic trainers on hand in their academies, so should teams in the Dominican Republic. In addition, it is a concern that Major League Baseball is signing up boys who are too young for the kinds of rigorous strain placed on their bodies by this kind of high intensity sport. In the United States, it is mandatory for recruits to have completed high school, but Dominican recruits can be signed up while being as young as 16.
These hiring practices and the conditions of facilities in the Dominican Republic must change. It is not fair to Dominican teenagers to prey on their poverty by hiring them with promises of money in exchange for substandard medical care without mandated, certified trainers. Major League Baseball would do right by its recruits and its own reputation if labor practices were improved for Latin American recruits. Raise age limits, provide better medical services and certified trainers. Ensure that no young people are being sent to train in places where there are dangerous conditions and no pay. With the amount of money at its disposal, Major League Baseball can most assuredly afford to do all of these things. Please improve conditions for these recruits.
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Subject: Orkdal/Rennebu/Meldal
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Some of my ancestors in Hemne originally were from Orkdal and Rennebu or
Lars Andersson Dørdal f1810 d 1883 from Orkdal
Ingeborg Halvorsdtr Hammarseter f 1808 d 1872 from Rennebu or Meldal
I would appreciate any help in finding their ancestors in those areas. They
were married and in Hemne in the 1865 census.
Takk for any or your assistance,
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"I think it was a choice to repress the character so much, and to set up limitations," Batson says.
Also, expect attempts to repress it by those in power—who stand to directly lose the most.
The deal with the Iranian government will give them a free hand to repress activists and keep political prisoners behind bars.
Saudi Arabia wanted to establish an Islamic state in Afghanistan and repress Shia (it wants the same in Syria today).
Krampus makes manifest the shadow sides of human nature that Christianity seeks to repress.
This declaration was so unexpected that Thrse could not repress a sudden laughing exclamation.
Maurice looked, struggling to repress the emotion that almost unmanned him.
But when little Ali was brought out and he began to play on his kanoon, his harp, it was impossible to repress Naomi's excitement.
Joubert, with eighteen thousand men, was left to repress the Tyrol.
Many savages do not repress the signs of fear so much as Europeans; and they often tremble greatly.
late 14c., "to check, restrain," from Latin repressus, past participle of reprimere "hold back, curb," figuratively "check, confine, restrain, refrain," from re- "back" (see re-) + premere "to push" (see press (v.1)).
Used of feelings or desires from late 14c.; in the purely psychological sense, it represents German verdrängen (Freud, 1893), first attested 1904 (implied in repressed). Meaning "to put down" (a rebellion, etc.) is from late 15c. Related: Repressed; repressing.
repress re·press (rĭ-prěs')
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Intervarsity Press has just released a video that Tim Soerens (one of the co-authors of The New Parish) and I filmed at the Wild Goose Festival this summer...Filming this was one of the most fun Slow Church interviews that I've done so far, and I am delighted to share it with you here!Watch it and then I would love if you could share it with others on Facebook on Twitter... … [Read more...]
Chris Smith and Tim Soerens in Conversation [ Video]
Reflecting On The Worst Christian Book Covers of 2013!
The Englewood Review of Books's list of the Worst Christian Book Covers of 2013 went live last week ...Although this list has drawn a huge amount of attention, laughter, and sharing on social media, it also has had some critics.I thought therefore that I would write a bit here about how and why we have done this list (as it has some continuity with John and I's Slow Church project), and hopefully address some of the concerns that critics have raised.One common misconception is that the list is primarily about design. Yes, design is one key piece of our evaluation, but this project … [Read more...]
Andy Crouch on Anabaptists and Power [Patheos Book Club]
[ This post is part of the Patheos Book Club discussion of Playing God ]I recently had the opportunity to interview Andy Crouch about his new book PLAYING GOD: REDEEMING THE GIFT OF POWER (IVP Books, Fall 2013). My interview appears in the current print issue of The Englewood Review of Books, but there was a sizable chunk of the interview that had to be trimmed to fit the allocated space, so I thought I would share a couple of questions related to the Anabaptist tradition here. Andy's responses to these questions was not necessarily what I would have … [Read more...]
Reading for Conversation.
John and I agree that the practice of reading is essential to our understanding of Slow Church. Indeed, it was a mutual love of books that connected us in the first place. In the age of talking heads, the soundbite and the two-minute YouTube video, reading is a practice that can be useful for slowing churches down and guiding us into meaningful conversations. Here at Englewood Christian Church, we are blessed to have many people who are deeply committed to the practice of reading, which continually energizes our on-going Sunday night conversation (I have told the story of this a … [Read more...]


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Our brand-new, handmade in Vermont goat milk soaps are in stock and ready to ship! The goats were the runaway best seller and sold out right away (two batches already!) so those won't ship for another 4 weeks. And your rooster will be cream, instead of green (but coming soon in Peppermint scent!)
Have you seen the darling packaging? I think I'll need one of each (make that two of each--one of each to display and one to use. Actually, come to think of it, they'd make great gifts...)
{Daffodil in Lemongrass or Unscented}
{Goat in Lavender So popular they sold out- our third batch won't ship for 4 more weeks}
{Hummingbird in Lavender}
{Rooster in Unscented & Coming Soon in Peppermint...but your soap will be cream-colored instead of green}
We love supporting small Vermont businesses like our soap producers. They are so wonderful! The box wraps were printed in North Adams, MA, and the boxes were made in Greenfield, MA. Packed right here in Vermont! A product you can be pleased to support. And they're so pretty, too! At the Rookery we have one displayed in a beautiful blue willow soap dish. If you don't have an antique soap dish, or a pretty blue willow or lusterware saucer to use, perhaps pick one up from a local potter. Or try a reproduction yellow-ware soap dish, like this one from East Knoll Pottery:
No matter how you display them, they are beautiful, moisturizing, local, and so reminiscent of the wonderful things we love about Tasha: nature, animals, goats, sweet scents, and handmade gifts.


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The International Radiation Symposium of 2012 (IRS 2012) was held from 6-10 August, 2012 in Berlin at the Seminaris Campus Hotel Science and Conference Center, also known as the "Dahlem Cube," located on the campus of the Free University of Berlin. The Officers and Members of the International Radiation Commission (IRC) together with the Berlin Local Organizing Committee, coordinated all activities of IRS 2012. In addition to IRC and IMAS support, the IRS 2012 was sponsored by the Free University of Berlin, the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), the Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (IFT), the German Aerospace Center (DLR), the European Space Agency (ESA), the German Weather Service (DWD), and the European Organization for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT).
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The Host Committee for the 2015 M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Curling Championships is excited to host this event in Corner Brook, NL. We now undertake the task of ensuring that we offer an experience that the curling world will talk about for years to come. That is where you come in.
Volunteers are key to hosting an event of this magnitude. We are offering an experience to see the championship from a different angle, meet new friends and gain experience and new skills. We are looking for people of all ages and skills for positions such as ticket sellers, security, scorekeepers, merchandise sellers, construction, flag bearers, ice maintenance and lots more.
What we are offering is a volunteer package that includes an official 2015 Championship vest for you to keep and access to the volunteer lounges stocked by Tim Hortons. What we ask of you as a volunteer is that you commit to a minimum of 3 shifts (2-3 hrs per shift) during the event. By volunteering, you have the option of purchasing an All Event Access Pass for $75 (half the regular price of $150).
If all this sounds great to you, please complete the Volunteer Application Form attached and provide a criminal records check. Information on how to obtain your CRC is also attached.
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Hardie signs $4.5bn compo deal
Bernie Banton, head of a the Asbestos Diseases Foundation, at today's announcement.
Photo: Rob Griffith
A long-awaited $4.5 billion deal to compensate Australian asbestos victims has been signed by James Hardie Industries and the NSW Government.
The deal finalises a year of painstakingly slow negotiations between building goods manufacturer James Hardie, victims' representatives and the NSW Government.
The agreement, signed at Parliament House this afternoon, meant justice had been done, said long-time campaigner and asbestosis sufferer Bernie Banton.
But a stand-off between James Hardie and the Federal Government over tax concessions could delay payments flowing to the Medical Research and Compensation Foundation (MRCF), set up by the company to meet all future asbestos claims.
NSW Premier Morris Iemma, Mr Banton and James Hardie chairman Meredith Hellicar today signed the legally binding 40-year agreement to provide $4.5 billion in compensation for the victims of asbestos.
Under the Final Funding Agreement (FFA), James Hardie has agreed to pay compensation into a Special Purpose Fund (SPF) for at least the next 40 years to meet the personal injury claims of asbestos victims.
There is no overall cap on the liability of James Hardie to make funding payments, and no caps on payment to individual victims.
Under the agreement, James Hardie will make payments capped at no more than 35 per cent of the company's cash flow in any year, provide $5 million over 10 years to fund medical research into asbestos diseases and pay $750,000 over 10 years for an asbestos education campaign.
Mr Iemma today hailed the agreement as "fair, affordable and enforceable".
He said he was confident the Federal Government would provide the tax concessions requested by the company.
"Nothing in this deal protects James Hardie or its directors from criminal liability, civil fines or from any order ASIC [Australian Securities and Investments Commission] might seek to ban them from being directors," Mr Iemma told reporters.
Mr Banton thanked the ACTU and the NSW Government for their involvement in the deal.
"I don't sense any sense of victory today," Mr Banton told
"I just feel that we've finally got justice for sufferers into the future.
"The money represents justice to all these families."
ACTU secretary Greg Combet called on the Federal Government to facilitate tax concessions for James Hardie.
Treasurer Peter Costello has ruled out giving the company the tax breaks it says it needs in order to begin making payments to the SPF.
"Yes, there a few hoops to go through, but we know the taxation issue was an issue back when the heads of agreement [was signed]," Mr Combet told reporters.
"Like any company that makes compensation payments, they are tax deductible business expenses under the current tax laws.
"I don't know why Peter Costello has grandstanded about it. There's no need for it. It can be done in an orderly and responsible way and I hope that's how it's dealt with."
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Picture the scene: you're revving up to enter our Volkswagen film competition, to expose its dirty lobbying against strong climate change laws. But you need some inspiration to get the creative juices flowing. So how about reviewing some of our classic films for campaigns gone by?
After last week's ancient forests epic, we're sticking with the forests theme with Give The Orang-utan A Break. The film accompanied our campaign to get Nestle to stop buying palm oil from companies which are trashing the rainforest.
Despite (or perhaps because of) the somewhat gory climax, it went on to scoop the Viral Video Award at the 2010 Berlin International Film Competition. But the real hubbub took place online.
In what soon became a textbook example of how not to do social media, Nestle tried to ban the film from Youtube and started censoring its Facebook pages, deleting comments from people who'd seen the film.
Faced with what witty commentators were soon calling a 'kitkatastrophe' (groan), Nestle agreed to introduce a policy to make sure deforestation wasn't part of its supply chains. Communications companies analysed the campaign, and one produced an amazing diagram showing how the message spread around the internet.
So if our KitKat film has whetted your appetite - for campaign films that is, not chocolate bars - then we need your help to show how VW is spending millions on lobbying to undermining new laws to make cars more efficient and reduce CO2 emissions across Europe.
Interested? Register for the competition below and we'll send you the entry pack when it's released on 17 September.
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He had never seen a bank bill for a larger sum than twenty dollars before, but five hundred was printed on this.
This was the case with the bank bill, and the distribution bill.
Then, drawing out the contents, he found them to be a half sheet of note paper and a bank bill.
"Stand still, do," she urged, laying a bank bill on his cart.
The rejection of the bank bill gave great vexation to one side, and equal exultation to the other.
Nowadays, a bank bill stands for its face value in gold, if it be a National Bank issue.
"Here are five dollars," went on the young man, producing a bank bill.
Washington was sorely perplexed by the controversy and was on the point of vetoing the bank bill.
The supply which Lady V—— mentioned, accompanied this letter, and was a bank bill of three hundred pounds.
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Many Americans pamper their pets – some more than others. Amazon.com put out a list of cities where people spend the most money on their pet, in terms of food, toys and other necessities. Here are the Top 10 Pet-Spending Cities:
1. Miami
2. Seattle
3. Atlanta
4. San Francisco
5. Portland, Ore.
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Australia's biggest listed investment company believes the Australian sharemarket is overvalued and is prepared to bide its time before making any large share purchases this year.
"Our general sense is that there's quite a bit of money that could go into the sharemarket – but we are not seeing an environment that we want to spend money in at the present time," Mr Barker said.
AFIC, which counts Commonwealth Bank of Australia, mining behemoth BHP Billiton, and retail giant Wesfarmers among its biggest holdings, returned 14.3 per cent to investors during the six months to December 31.
The LIC marginally beat the benchmark S&P/ASX 200's 14 per cent gains during the same period.
"Major bank holdings and other high yielding stocks such as Telstra and Wesfarmers were the key contributors to the portfolio performance along with the recovery in BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto shares prices over the half," the LIC said in a statement.
AFIC posted a $137 million profit for the half year to December – a 3.7 per cent improvement from the $132.1 million netted during 2012.
The company will fork out an 8¢ per share dividend to investors, which is unchanged from the payout in 2012.
The latest profit included $8.3 million from after-tax gains in market value of the Hastings Diversified Utilities Fund, which was taken over by APA Group. But this was "more than countered" by demerger dividends of $11 million netted from Amcor and Brambles this year.
AFIC was also a shareholder in The Trust Company, which was the prize of a three-way bidding war between Perpetual, IOOF Holdings and Equity Trustees last year.
Perpetual emerged the victor from the tussle, and AFIC is now a shareholder of the funds management giant.
AFIC holds about $160 million in cash which could be poured into the sharemarket. But Mr Barker noted that the LIC would "not be rushing" to buy any stocks.
"We're not seeing a lot of value at the moment," Mr Barker said.
He added that the LIC would likely wait for big events that would trigger large sell-offs before making a move to dial up AFIC's holdings.
AFIC argued that the Australian economy was going through a transition with plummeting levels of investment spending in the resource sector. This was coupled with further fiscal tightening.
Business and consumer confidence were also anaemic and this was likely to produce subdued growth across the country's economy.
"Whilst ongoing low interest rates and a lower Australian dollar may provide some support to economic activity, the key to generating sustained growth will be reforms that lead to a meaningful improvement in productivity and business confidence," AFIC said in its outlook for investors.
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The "Mars in a Minute" series from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory today shows a cool one-minute animated video about the different ways you could land a spaceship or Rover-type vehicle onto the surface of Mars, preferably without burning up or smashing into tiny little bits.
Surprisingly, landing something on a planet is much harder than it seems like in all those science fiction films. I'll bet Han Solo and Chewbacca never had these problems landing on Tatooine or Hoth.
Speaking of Mars (well, Bruno Mars)...
Keith Shaw rounds up the best in geek video in his ITworld.tv blog. Follow Keith on Twitter at @shawkeith. For the latest IT news, analysis and how-tos, follow ITworld on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.
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Derby footballer headbutted woman
A Premiership footballer, who headbutted a woman outside a nightclub, has been sentenced to eight months' detention in a young offenders' institution.
Derby County striker Marvin Robinson broke 18-year-old Mary Morris' nose in an attack outside Wolverhampton's Canal Club last September.
Judge Christopher Hodson said the assault was so serious Robinson, 20, had to be given a custodial sentence.
Michael Anning, prosecuting, said Robinson attacked Miss Morris after she told his ex-girlfriend he was seeing another girl.
Robinson was thrown out of the nightclub after an argument broke out between the two women.
But Wolverhampton Crown Court heard he then waited two hours for his victim to leave.
"The defendant emerged from an alleyway and said 'I am going to finish the job'," Mr Anning told the court.
"With that he went up to her and headbutted her, fracturing her nose."
Judge Hodson said he accepted the initial dispute was not of Robinson's making.
But he said Robinson should have left the area after leaving the nightclub and had had two hours to cool down before the attack.
"It seems to me perfectly clear that you wanted some revenge. This was not a flash of violence on the spur of the moment," he said.
"This is, in my judgement, so grave an offence that there is no alternative to a sentence of custody."
'Out of character'
Peter Joyce QC, defending, said Robinson, who was sentenced to a supervision order for robbery in September 1996, was not a "stereotypical footballer" or a "villain-in-the-making".
Derby's first team coach Steve Round told the court that the club was proud to stand by Robinson unreservedly and regarded him as a "thoughtful" young man.
He said the offence was very out of character and the player had expressed regret for his actions.
In a statement on the club's website, Derby County say it believed the sentence was too harsh.
"Unquestionably he deserved to be punished, but we certainly back his right to appeal against the level of sentence imposed," the club statement says.
"We have to question whether the court has decided to make an example of him because of his professional status."
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Kahlil Gibran THE PROPHET. Illus. by Author. Knopf Ed. 1971. Beautiful Ed. As New Condition.
The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran. Published by Alfred A. Knopf, NY, 1971. Black cloth binding with gilt decoration on the front cover and gilt lettering on the spine. 96 pages. 8" by 5 ½". Illustrated by the author with 12 drawings.
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What are serums? Face serums are usually thick and creamy which help in reaching out to inner layers of the skin which a regular cream or a moisturizer cannot do. A serum should be a staple item in your everyday skin care routine. Face serums are also non greasy and easily blendable on the skin which is very good for people who have oily skin.
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1. Pond's Gold Radiance Precious Youth Serum:
Price: 850 rs
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- This serum has gold particles in it.
- This serum keeps the skin smooth and supple.
- This serum is of watery consistency.
- This also makes the skin tighter and glowing.
- This serum minimizes the pores.
- You can get rid of your fine lines with this serum
- Once this serum is applied, it gives a cooling sensation like a gel.
- It feels a little sticky initially but once it starts drying, it gives a matt finish on the skin.
2. Olay White Radiance Intensive Brightening Serum (50 ml):
Price: 1260rs
How it worked on my skin
- Though it's on the pricey side, the results of olay are shockingly amazing.
- The marks on your skin will be seen reducing.
- This serum makes the skin look brighter and plump.
- The best time to apply this would be before going to bed and you will wake up with a glowing skin.
- Very little amount is required
- This serum has a mild smell, it's not too strong
3. The Body Shop Naturalist Firming Serum Review:
Price: 1995rs
How it worked on my skin
- This serum is very light on the skin
- The serum has a gel texture which is not that sticky on the skin.
- It smells amazing and has a fruity smell.
- This serum makes the skin tighter and brighter.
- It also helps reduce lines and wrinkles.
- This serum is easily blendable.
4. Shahnaz Husain Saffron Skin Serum:
Price: 660rs
How it worked on my skin
- This serum has natural ingredients like saffron which is good for the skin
- It helps in improving the skin texture
- This serum is very light on the skin
- Applying this serum gives you a naturally glowing skin.
- A small amount of the serum is more than enough for the application.
- The price is reasonable when compared to other serums
5. Lotus Herbals White Glow Intensive Skin Whitening & Brightening Serum:
Price: 233 rs
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- This serum for skin gets absorbed by the skin within seconds.
- It has a very mild smell.
- You will never have any skin break outs with this.
- This serum helps in keeping the blackheads in control.
- The face looks bright throughout the day.
- This serum is by far the most reasonable one when compared to other serums
6. Neutrogena Fine Fairness Brightening Serum 30 ml:
Price: 599rs
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- It is alcohol free
- This serum for face has no scent which I love.
- This serum has a watery texture which easily gets absorbed by the skin.
- It's the best serum for oily skin people as it is oil free.
- It does not cause any breakouts on the skin.
- This serum is very light n easy blending on the skin.
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- This serum makes the skin softer and smoother.
- It also makes the skin look plump
- The skin tone appears more even after using this.
- This serum helps in minimizing the pores.
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At the stroke of midnight tonight 2013 will be history. Nevertheless, the astrology of the year now waning with the Moon will continue for and through you into 2014. For you and the rest of the us, planets outside the solar system's main asteroid belt (most notably Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto) will continue a uniquely concurrent combination of configurations to define our era as unlike any other, anticipating perpetuity in the process.
Through you and your experience, celestial patterns of 2013 not soon to repeat will become part of the continuum of history. Participation in the historical process will in turn strongly imply something about your own continuity as part of the universe.
Just as it was in the year now passing, and just as it was the year before, the big picture for astrology in 2014 will be the continuum of cardinal squares from Uranus to Pluto.
Now nearly halfway through a predictably tempestuous seven-year traversal of energetic Aries, Uranus is keeping things interesting. Granted, the proverb of "interesting times" as a curse has touched all of us over the past couple years, leaving serious bruises and painful scars. Nevertheless, it's not making light of such wounds to say that Uranus will contribute significantly to make 2014 boring only for those not paying attention. It will not always be that way, and those in generations to come may well envy the dynamic (if dangerous) alternator that galvanizing Uranus is to glacial Pluto.
Pluto's very slow apparent motion around the zodiac (about two and a half centuries for one circuit of all 12 signs) makes it rather glacial in how it expresses for, and through, you. With such nature comes the irresistible force of what is inevitable. With the glimpse of what is (and is not) inevitable that experience with Pluto provides, comes in turn a connection to historical and cosmic cycles that transcend your physical existence — even though your every moment plays a crucial role in the longest periodicities and largest manifestations.
That's because you and others like you have free will, unlike the planets, or the seasons, or indeed many other beings. With such nature comes the phenomenon of cause and effect. Cause and effect is how, with your every moment, you perturb the continuum of all things, making interesting (if dangerous) and inevitable things come to pass.
Similarly, through you, the parts of the astrology that will not soon repeat after 2013 will perpetuate. Through the perpetuation of your experience, you may further your personal evolution, and the evolution of our kind so as to make the most of every moment.
Foremost among the astrological phenomena of 2013 that will not soon repeat is how Mercury spent half the year moving exclusively through water signs.
Mercury is nothing if not versatile in how it expresses on Earth. One thing not abundant in Mercury's character, however, is the emotional, intuitive nature of elemental water. Three retrogrades — first entirely through Pisces, then Cancer, and finally Scorpio — implied how two diverse parts of your nature (symbolically represented by how the two hemispheres of your brain diverge in their proficiencies) were compelled not only to coexist, but to merge and even marry.
You may not know or feel it now, but on some level that marriage of thinking and feeling did take place for you in 2013. You will carry the experience into 2014, and your experience will find a more expansive, defining and creative continuation through a grand water trine without precedent in modern history.
It started before 2013 when creative Neptune moved home to mutable Pisces for the first time in a century and a half. Then, defining Saturn made its way into fixed Scorpio. Both completing the water circuit, and connecting it to the cardinal square from Uranus to Pluto, was expansive Jupiter — entering cardinal Cancer about 5 months ago. Now, for another 7 months or so (until Jupiter leaves for Leo on July 16, 2014) the unprecedented flowing water circuit will continue.
You can go back centuries upon centuries until the records become iffy and not find any match in either configuration or longevity for this particular arrangement of Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune. Such lack of precedence, combined with the long cyclical periods of the three planets involved, indicates a corollary never before experienced by our kind. For that corollary to coalesce into a never-before-seen reality of warm, living heart and cold, human history, a baton must be passed. That's how 2013 will continue into 2014 for you.
It is as if Mercury has passed the baton to you. It is as if you are now the mythic messenger. The message is your experience during this past year. Astrology indicates there is something vital in your experience of 2013, something essential to those yet unborn. For what has happened to you during this past year is not destined to be forgotten, not fated to oblivion, but amenable to continuation through cycles longer than your physical existence.
So run the race of 2014 knowing that it's about more than you. Run the race as if you have a role to play in the destiny and fate of the Earth, its beings, and the universe itself, because you do. If there is anything to astrology, 2014 will be the year some of us evolve to realize and accept the role of a purposeful and conscious agent of continuation as well as perturbation.
Run to be among those who so evolve and, in a way perhaps unprecedented, your own continuation will likewise be assured. Happy New Year to all, and to all a good run.
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asked the barber for a mowhawk, the nig charged me extra to cut less hair?). They Bullshittin'.
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my boys go to the dmv miss one question from passing on his last try. so they ask him the question again he gets it right and passes got his permit and licens now and everything
I got to the dmv miss by one from passing on my last try and she just says ohh sorry come back next time. now i gotta wait back at the DMV.
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Easter holidays are here, and the weather is looking like it might just be fantastic. Unfortunatley this year I have to revise for 3 exams, so I'll be quiet over the next few weeks. Thanks to anyone, there may be 1 or 2 of you who read my blog.
Right now, time for the beer garden . Take care all,
So much geekery, so little time... What better way to motivate myself than to share what I love with the world.
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A Review of 2000AD Prog 1727 (released March 30 2011.) 4 weeks on the trot we have exceptional covers, but this might be my favourite yet. Dredd concludes, Pat Mills fleshes out his cast (terrible pun intended,) and the final chapter of Shakara. Ever!
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Nintendo 3DS First Impressions
I managed to get a short session with the new Nintendo 3DS at a local game store, read on for my first impression of the console itself, the built in software and Super Street Fighter IV as well as my opinion on the much debated price tag.
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Ryouske Inaba remembers losing to Bishop Montgomery in the first round of the playoffs two years ago when he was a freshman, and he was determined not to let it happen again.
Inaba scored two goals and nearly had a hat trick as South Torrance defeated Bishop Montgomery 2-1 in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Division IV playoffs on Friday afternoon at South High.
In the 20th minute, Matt Michell had the ball in the midfield and sent a through pass down the right side to Blake Lenhard, whose shot was blocked by Bishop Montgomery goalkeeper Bryce Lomas (seven saves). But Inaba pounced on the rebound and directed the ball into the net to give South (12-7-5) a 1-0 lead.
Collin Hossum scored an equalizer for Bishop Montgomery (10-10-3) in the 39th minute when a corner kick by Brandon Anderson caromed out to Hossum at the top of the penalty box. Hossum made a move left to create space and scored from 18 yards out. The teams went into halftime tied 1-1.
Inaba scored what turned out to be the game-winner in the 59th minute when a corner kick by Richie Lee scooted all the way through the box to the other side to Brian Ellis, who served the ball back into the box to Inabe, who headed the ball in from 6 yards out to give South a slim lead it held onto the rest of the way.
Inaba was quick to credit his teammates for his two goals.
"I would have never gotten the goals without the whole team working hard," Inabe said.
South coach Chad Lagerway said Inaba did exactly what he's supposed to do up top for South.
"He's a hard-working guy," Lagerway said. "He's a forward who finishes well in front of the goal through sheer force of will."
Down the stretch, Inaba had a header off a corner kick saved and took a pass from Michell inside the Bishop Montgomery box but had his shot from 10 yards out saved by Lomas.
Bishop Montgomery kept South goalkeeper Andrew Perius (eight saves) busy all game with a consistent attack.
Hossum, Brandon Anderson, David Alverez and Matt Harris had scoring chances for the Knights. An Alverez header off a cross from Harris required a diving save by Perius early in the second half.
"I thought we outplayed them, personally," Bishop Montgomery coach Clive Hulbert said. "They took advantage of their opportunities, but I think the better team lost."
Bishop Montgomery was without Jonathan Kim, who suffered a strained knee in the team's last regular season game, then played without Antonio Aguilar, who hobbled off the field early in the game and never returned. But the rest of the team competed hard and made South work for the win.
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A Life of Miracles A 365-Day Guide to Prayer and Miracles is a powerful daily prayer devotional compiled from three best-selling books by Pastor Bill Johnson: When Heaven Invades Earth, Dreaming With God, and Supernatural Power of a Transformed Mind. You can expect A Life of Miracles through Scripture and prayer designed to comfort, excite, and empower you for the future...one glorious day at a time.
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Arab News, Saudi Arabia's first English newspaper which has large distribution and diverse group of readers, publishes Harun Yahya articles. It is available at the newsstands throughout the Middle East and also it's daily website has wide readership worldwide.
Arab News published Harun Yahya's article "It is time to reflect" on 14 December 2013.
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"It's a harebrained scheme, Peter," he said gravely, shaking his handsome head.
It would be for the benefit of my cousin--who is a good lad, but harebrained, and without ballast--for you to go with him.
The Christian cavaliers well knew the harebrained valor of Hernan, yet not one hesitated to step forward.
A couple of my harebrained kids have come up with an idea that makes sense and looks like it might salvage a lot of lost water.
I had come with my harebrained followers over a thousand leagues of sea,and for what?
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