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Tehran (AFP) Jan 23, 2013
Iran on Wednesday proposed Cairo as the venue for the next talks with world powers on its disputed nuclear drive, adding that the Egyptians have welcomed the idea, the ISNA news agency reported.
Iran has proposed that "the next meeting be held in Cairo, and it was welcomed by our Egyptian brothers," it cited Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi as saying after a cabinet meeting.
"Egypt is consulting with the 5+1," he added of the United States, China, Russia, Britain, France plus Germany.
Salehi said "consultations are under way between (Iran's top nuclear negotiator Saeed) Jalili and Catherine Ashton," the EU foreign policy chief who represents the P5+1 in nuclear talks with Iran.
"The date and venue of the talks will be announced by the Supreme National Supreme Council" which oversees the nuclear negotiations, he added.
At the most recent talks, in Moscow last June, Tehran rejected P5+1 calls for it to scale back its uranium enrichment activities, while also asking for relief from sanctions that began to bite in 2012.
The West, spearheaded by the Islamic republic's arch-foes the United States and Israel, accuses Tehran of working towards acquiring atomic weapons under the guise of its civilian nuclear programme, a charge Iran vehemently denies.
Iran refuses to halt uranium enrichment, the most controversial aspect of its nuclear drive, saying it is purely for civilian purposes.
Tehran has been slapped by multiple sets of UN sanctions for its refusal to stop enrichment. The US and the EU have also imposed additional sanctions aimed at convincing Tehran to come clean about its nuclear ambitions.
Uncertainty, pessimism over next Iran nuclear talks
The apparent scheduling woes have combined with recent comments from an Iranian official to raise concerns that the unprecedented sanctions pressure imposed on Iran over its nuclear programme has failed to make the country more pliable -- on the contrary even.
Insiders had hoped that once Obama was free from the constraints of his lengthy re-election campaign, conditions would be favourable to make progress in the long-running crisis over Iran's nuclear intentions.
At first there were hopes that Iran would sit down with the P5+1 -- Britain, China, France, Russia, the United States, and Germany -- in December to talk about its controversial nuclear programme, which Western nations suspect is aimed at developing the bomb.
This then slipped to January, of which one week remains.
The latest proposal out of Tehran on Wednesday from Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi was for Cairo, but he gave no date. A top Russian official said Istanbul before the end of February was a possibility.
A spokesman for EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, the chief negotiator for the P5+1, told AFP that "concrete dates and venue" were proposed in December and that the six countries -- the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany -- were "very flexible".
But the spokesman, Michael Mann, indicated that the date and the city were not the problem.
Iran has "come back to us again and again with new pre-conditions on the modalities of the talks, for example by changing the venue and delaying their responses", he said.
A new "analysis" by Mahdi Mohammadi, a member of Iran's negotiating team, posted at http://www.iranreview.org on January 9, indicates that Iran and the P5+1 remain poles apart.
He said that the United States and the European Union "should remove all unilateral sanctions against Iran and Iran, for its part, will take immediate steps to address the remaining concerns of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)."
Only then, he said, will Iran be "ready to negotiate about 20-percent enrichment provided that the United Nations Security Council will annul all its sanctions resolutions against Tehran".
For the P5+1 this is the wrong way around.
Iran's growing capacity to enrich uranium to fissile purities of 20 percent is for the six powers the most worrisome part of its nuclear programme, because if further enriched it could be used in a bomb. Iran denies this is its aim.
In Baghdad in May, the P5+1 called on Iran to suspend 20-percent enrichment, close its Fordo nuclear facility and ship abroad the uranium it has already processed. Mohammadi made no mention of either of these last two demands.
The six made no concrete pledge in May to ease sanctions in return, leading Iran to walk away from the following round of talks in Moscow in June.
Tehran has been slapped by multiple sets of UN sanctions for its refusal to stop enrichment. The US and the EU have also imposed additional sanctions.
"If the multilateral sanctions are lifted too soon in the negotiating process, should the negotiation ultimately fail it may be very difficult to restore them," Mark Hibbs from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace told AFP.
Deeper cooperation between Iran and the IAEA, meanwhile, in particular letting the UN body investigate suspected past nuclear weapons research, is important but has not been a make-or-break issue for the P5+1.
Mohammadi's mention of it suggests that Iran might use the issue as a bargaining chip, analysts say. Iran's failure last week to reach a deal with the IAEA could also be seen as another sign of Tehran talking tough.
-- 'Smoke-out' --
Mark Fitzpatrick from the International Institute for Strategic Studies said that Iran may be engaging in "pre-negotiation negotiation, trying to smoke out the six powers on what might be offered on sanctions relief."
"I wouldn't be surprised if this stage of pre-talk negotiations drags on for a while," Fitzpatrick told AFP. "But it is dangerous for Iran to play with this game."
Cliff Kupchan from political risk consultancy Eurasia said that sooner or later the two sides will have to meet.
"As January ticks away I think structural reality will set in for both sides. The Obama administration would very much like to resolve this issue diplomatically," Kupchan told AFP.
"The Iranians have severe economic difficulties right now... and sanctions are just going to get worse. Iran is certainly not dealing from a position of strength."
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From: "Gene Barron" <>
Subject: Re: [Union Parish LA] Lt. Governor William Wood Farmer
Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2006 12:49:24 -0500
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Was Susannah Wood's father Matthew Wood?
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Subject: [Union Parish LA] Lt. Governor William Wood Farmer
> Hi everyone,
> I have for several years wanted to find obituaries of Lt. Governor William
> Wood Farmer, one of Union Parish's most famous "native sons". He was born
> in what is now Union Parish in April 1813, the son of early Union Parish
> settler Mills Farmer and his wife, Susannah Wood. Mills Farmer is the
> second earliest (known) white settler of Union Parish. WW Farmer went into
> politics, served as a justice of the peace of Ouachita Parish prior to the
> creation of Union Parish. The citizens of Union Parish elected him to the
> Louisiana Legislature during the 1840s - both the House and Senate. He was
> elected as the Lt. Governor in 1852, nearly elected to the U. S. Senate in
> 1853, and was believed to be a "shoo-in" as the next Governor, had he
> lived. He died of yellow fever in New Orleans in 1854.
> I finally went to the Louisiana State Library yesterday and copied several
> obituaries from both New Orleans and Baton Rouge papers. If anyone is
> interested, you can read them here:
> http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/union/obits/1854farmer.txt
> Incidentally, three of Mills Farmer's sons died within the two-year period
> 1852-1854. Mills' second son, and the first Union Parish Police Juror from
> Ward One -- John Newton Farmer (born 1820), went west to Caliafornia in
> the latter 1840s, apparently in the "Gold Rush". He worked as a minor in
> 1850, and he died in Nevada City, CA on 2 January 1852. Next was the
> youngest son, Shepherd Mills Farmer (4 May 1825 - 25 Sept 1852). Lt.
> Governor Farmer then died at New Orleans in October 1854.
> Of the Farmer sons, this left only Benjamin Franklin Farmer, born about
> 1824. He enlisted in Company E, 19th Louisiana Infantry Regiment and was
> sent north to join the Confederate Army opposing Yankee General Grant's
> invasion of Kentucky and Tennessee. The company suffered heavy
> casualties at the Battle of Shiloh on April 6-7, fighting at the famed
> "Hornet's Nest". Farmer was present for duty through December 1861, but he
> was absent from duty in the hospital in May. He died 1 June 1862 at
> Oxford, Lafayette County Mississippi. His death does not indicate whether
> he died from wounds suffered at Shiloh or disease.
> For obituaries of John N. Farmer and of Lt. Gov. Farmer's son, Judge WW
> Farmer, see here:
> http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/union/obituaries/f.htm
> Tim
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LINGAN — The 300th anniversary of Lingan will be celebrated by numerous events in the community.
The community of Lingan is inviting anyone who wants to take part in the community's milestone to join in the celebrations from August 3- 9.
Events, special activities and parties will take place to mark the anniversary. The celebrations will include a family in faith mass, down memory lane presentation, kiddies day, a traditional aboriginal pow wow, Louisbourg encampment, high English tea featuring an art display, French mass, a cemetery mass, round and square dance, Irish pub night featuring Kelly's Brew, a night of entertainment featuring the band Rock It and a final night of entertainment with the band Old Sam.


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From: "Wallace Huskonen" <>
Subject: [OHCUYAHO] Finding cousins with Veromi.net--so much for privacy
Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 17:55:38 -0400
I read about the People Search function available on Veromi.net for the
first time in a posting from the The Cohens on 24 Aug in response to a query
about the Starynchak family. As they pointed out, a search of this website
yields many Starynchaks who might be cousins of Barb who posted a query
about this family.
I did try Vermoi.net with my own surname, and all my family, plus several
known and possible cousins, popped up. A listing for my mother, who is
deceased, even appeared as a search result. I recognize many slight spelling
errors in given names and surnames, but the ages given seem to be correct.
So much for privacy!!
Apparently you can order public records from Veromi for any person named in
a search result for about $10 or a package of several people for a higher
Does anyone have experience with ordering records from Vermoi.net?
The posting from The Cohens recommended using the Vermoni.net search results
as starting points for looking up phone numbers on Internet phone
directories and using them to contact possible cousins.
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Longtime California Horseman Bill Currin Dies
Bill Currin, who bred, owned, and trained 2006 Hollywood Futurity (gr. I) winner Stormello, died Feb. 11 in Solana Beach, Calif., after a long illness. He was 77.
Bill Currin, who bred, owned, and trained 2006 Hollywood Futurity (gr. I) winner Stormello, died Feb. 11 in Solana Beach, Calif., after a long illness. He was 77.
Purple Egg will come off a five-month layoff to start in the $300,000 Gallant Bob Stakes (gr. III) at Parx Racing Sept. 21.
Greeley Awesome, who came within a neck of giving owner Hronis Racing and trainer John Sadler a sweep of the two Oceanside Stakes divisions on opening day at Del Mar, makes his return in the $150,000 La Jolla Handicap Aug.10.
Split divisions of the Oceanside Stakes and a 10-race card with 98 entries await racing fans July 17 as Del Mar kicks off its 74th summer season in northern San Diego County.
New Jersey-bred Rainbow Heir controlled things from gate to wire as the 6-5 choice in the six-furlong race for 3-year-olds. Undefeated in four starts, the Wildcat Heir colt who has never trailed at any point of call.
Speedster Whiskey Romeo, a three-time stakes winer of trainer Tony Dutrow, heads a field of seven 3-year-old sprinters in the $100,000 Jersey Shore Stakes (gr. III) July 4 at Monmouth Park.
Zeewat, a front-running 3 1/4-length victor in the Gold Rush Stakes for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer one month ago, is the one to beat in the $100,000 California Derby Jan. 12 Golden Gate Fields.
Modestly-bred Scherer Magic, a $50,000 claim who captured a graded stakes in just his second start, takes another big step in his progression with the $150,000 Best Pal Stakes (gr. II) for 2-year-olds at Del Mar Aug. 5.
Scherer Magic was in the garden spot when odds-on favorite Amarish gave way in the stretch, and the former claiming horse captured the $150,000 Hollywood Juvenile Championship (gr. III) July 14 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Son of Scat Daddy's two wins, including the Willard Proctor Memorial Stakes, puts him atop the field for the $150,000 Hollywood Juvenile Championship (gr. III). The six-furlong event goes as the second race July 14.
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I recommend this bed to all pet parents. My gal maybe having arthritic problems and I didn't think she would lay on the bed, but the instant I took it out of the packaging and placed it on the floor she jumped right on it as if she wished she would have had this long ago. Even if your furry child doesn't have any ailments I highly recommend this bed. I read that a memory foam bed is the best for pets with arthritic problems and this is the best I have seen. Do not hestiate to purchase.
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Economy won't save Howard, says Labor
THE Howard Government is mistaken if it thinks its economic credentials will secure victory at the federal election, Labor's shadow treasurer, Wayne Swan, says.
In a speech to the Sydney Institute yesterday, Mr Swan said Labor would take the fight to the Government.
"When it comes to the future of the economy, far from taking a backward step, Labor will be staring the Government down."
He said the Coalition was deluded to think voters would come running back when the economy was mentioned and ignore the Government's "myriad failures, its tiredness and its arrogance".
With his Government lagging in the polls, the Prime Minister, John Howard, has maintained that its fundamental strength of economic management would come to the fore in the election.
Yesterday's Newspoll showed Labor's two-party preferred lead had fallen four points in a fortnight but it still held an election-winning 57-43 margin. Mr Howard said the poll showed "we have our work cut out" but voters would change their minds "if they are persuaded, as I believe to be the case, that Mr Rudd doesn't have a clear-cut plan to keep the economy strong".
The Government has also rebadged its industrial relations laws as a key economic issue by saying a modern economy needed decentralised workplaces.
Last night it was bracing for another interest rate rise which, if granted, would be the fifth in succession since the 2004 election.
Mr Swan said it was Labor that was "in the future business" as evidenced by its policies of a national broadband network, lifting skills and education, and tackling climate change by setting emissions reductions targets, an increased mandatory renewable energy target, and endorsing an emissions trading scheme.
He said Mr Howard and Mr Costello's refusal to take these issues seriously made them resemble an unwanted "cranky old uncle … telling us how they did things better in the old days".
The polls did not mean Labor was a shoo-in but there was a mood for change, he said.
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As a New Years resolution for 2010 I decided to get a reverse PA. I used to have a Frenum before, but I didn't like it that much. It wasn't very comfortable while having sex and it was uncomfortable for my wife. This time I decided to go for a reverse PA.
I did some research on it, read other peoples experiences and looked at pictures. I just loved the look of it and found it aestetically very pleasing. I also looked for a good piercer in the Houston area and found one by the name of Byriah. He is very knowledgable and takes very good care regarding the proper placement of the piercing. He also recommended to use a curved barbell instead of a ring. Especially since I'm uncircumsized. The reason is that the ring sticks out too much and it would cause a slower healing time due to more friction when wearing underwear and pants. The size of the curved barbell he decided to put in was a 12g and 5/8" long.
When I was lying on the table and he was about to push the needle through the thick of my penis head, he told me to take a deep breath, breath out and relax. While I was doing that he pushed the needle through... It lasted for about 2 seconds and it was a bitch... I uttered one cus word to help relieve the pain. After those 2 seconds and putting the jewelry in, the pain subsided immediately and there was no immediate bleeding. He put gauze around my penis and wrapped it in a surgical glove with an elastic band.
I kept the glove on for one night and there was some bleeding in the morning. Not much, though. I would say half a tea spoon full. I kept refreshing the gauze for the next 4 days. After that the bleeding practically stopped. During the 4 days after that there was sporadic spotting, but nothing to worry about.
The length of the curved barbell turned out to be on the short side. When my penis was flacid both balls were visible: One on top and one out of my uretha. However, when I would get even slightly excited the one ball would disappear in my uretha. In itself that wasn't an uncomfortable feeling, but it put a lot of strain on the other side of the barbell. After a month or so, additional skin started to grow on the top side.
Within the first 4 months I didn't want to change my curved barbell, so I waited. The additional skin became more and more prominent. After 4 months I ordered a longer curved barbell from this website: 7/8". I had it put in by Byriah again. Now after 3 months the additional skin has disappeared. The piercing feels very comfortable with the longer barbell. I love it and I will never ever take it out. My wife also likes it very much: aestetically and while having sex.
While I had my barbell changed out, I decided to get an additional piercing. I decided to go for a Hafada on the right side just above my testical in the natural fold of the skin. Well, getting that one pierced was nothing compared to the reverse PA. It was over in a split second. Bleeding was minimal. Only a very small amount the first couple of hours. After that there was minimal spotting for the next week.
Now I wish I had another Hafada placed on the left side too at the same time. I can't wait to get another one done on the left side.
I love my piercings and I wish I had done it earlier in my life. The reverse PA is in my opinion the best piercing to get by far. I would do it again in a heartbeat. The pain is only 2 seconds compared to years of pleasure.
I'm already starting to think about what to get after my second Hafada. I may just go for another set slightly below the ones I already have. Getting piercings in my genital area is definitely an addiction.
I also want to stretch my reverse PA, but I'll wait a few more months until the area has healed enough. It takes 6 - 8 months to properly heal. My goal is to get to 6g or 4g. My wife also thinks the thicker the jewelry for the reverse PA the better...
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That looks incredible! Can't imagine why anyone would get a ring for a reverse pa when the barbell with the ring looks so hot. I'm hoping to get my first piercings soon - two hafadas. Still trying to decide what and where. Think one right at the base of my . and at the back of my sac. Not sure how that will impact wearing cockrings but I guess the piercer can tell me. Congrats on that piercing - and on the hot Glad your wife loves it all.


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One day after debuting 'Girlfriend' video, DAY26 premiere 'Truth Is a Lie' music video which sees them appearing in a dark tunnel.
After releasing a music video for single "Girlfriend", DAY26 come up with another video, this time to promote their song called "Truth Is a Lie". In one of the scenes, the group who sport all-black outfits are shown leaning against the wall of a dark tunnel while a woman in white dress is captured running through them.
Both "Girlfriend" and "Truth Is a Lie" appear among new songs in DAY26's second studio album called "Forever in a Day" which has been in stores across United States since mid April. While the former song is produced by Tank and Willie Taylor, the latter is worked on by Rob Holladay, Allen Potridge, Ms. Rideout and 808.
In another news related to DAY26, the group formed by P. Diddy through MTV's reality show "Making the Band" have been listed as one of the nominees at 2009 BET Awards which will be held at Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles on Sunday, June 28. They compete against GS Boyz, N.E.R.D, The Roots and Three 6 Mafia in the Best Group category.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Republican Tim Pawlenty says his presidential campaign will tell the American people the truth and suggests that President Barack Obama doesn't.
The former Minnesota governor released an Internet video Sunday ahead of a public appearance Monday in Iowa, where he planned to formally enter the race for the 2012 GOP nomination.
Pawlenty says in the video what aides already had disclosed, saying, "I'm running for president of the United States." He says the country needs a president who will tell the American people the truth about the severe challenges facing the country and how America can get back on track.
Pawlenty says, "President Obama won't do that. I will."
He adds, "Together, we will change this country, and this time it'll be for the better."


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Clayton Kershaw named top NL pitcher for July
New York, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw was named Monday as the National League Pitcher of the Month for July.
No surprise there.
Kershaw, who also earned the title after throwing his first career no-hitter in June, had a 1.07 ERA in five July starts with 43 strikeouts in 42 innings to post a 4-0 record against Colorado, San Diego, San Francisco and Atlanta.
The Dodgers won the other game, too, despite Kershaw giving up (gasp) three runs in seven innings against St. Louis.
Kershaw won the award for the fourth time in his career.


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Tournament champ enjoys Pokémon
Pokémon has been a sensation since it was launched into the world as a video game 17 years ago.
Developed in Japan, the Pokémon Universe today includes a slew of books, comics, soundtracks and films about its various generations of franchise characters.
Locally, Joey Ragan, 10, of Elizabeth Township represents one of the series' latest generations of fans.
The Mon Yough Catholic fifth-grader recently found success winning a Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament at New Dimension Comics in West Mifflin.
Joey captured the City Champion title in the junior division of the day-long contest at the Century III Mall book shop in late December and earned himself a glass trophy as a reward.
"This is the first time I've gotten a trophy," said Joey, who has played in other contests and earned a second-place title in the City Champion contest last year.
The card game has complex rules of play and many types of cards.
According to Joey, it is in part "the luck of the draw and what you do" with your cards.
Joey's eldest brother, John, taught him the game about three years ago.
John, a 21-year-old civil engineering student at Pitt, said he played Pokémon as a child, then got away from it for a while before picking it back up again in high school.
He said the card game is finding renewed interest among people in his age group. He plays regularly at S.W. Randall toy store in Shadyside.
"It's been growing in the area and there are more and more leagues," said John, who went to Indianapolis last summer to play in a tournament.
Parents John and Nanette Ragan said their two boys will spend hours playing the game together. Their middle sons, Tim and Dan, ages 19 and 16, respectively, don't share the same enthusiasm for Pokémon, they said.
Dan, who is a student at Serra Catholic High School, said he dabbled with Pokémon a bit when he was younger, but now, "I don't even remember how to play."
Joey, who has hundreds of cards in his collection, said some of his friends at school collect Pokémon cards but don't play the game.
The brothers' next opportunity for some serious match play may come as early as next month; they are contemplating a road trip to Ohio for a Pokémon competition.
Eric Slagle is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-664-9161, ext. 1966.


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This Week's Nutrition News Feedby Sara Reistad-Long in Food News & Trends, July 26, 2014
In this week's news: School cafeteria workers have reason to high-five; scientists make milk — minus the cow; and umami is just the beginning of an avalanche of new tastes.
The Spork Set Surprises
Sure, most kids roll their eyes when they hear the phrase "healthy lunch." (Certain grown-ups, too.) But a funny thing happened on the way to upgrading the nation's cafeteria meals. Although elementary school students complained when they first tried lunches that met new government standards in 2012, by the end of the school year most actually liked them, according to a just-out survey from the University of Illinois at Chicago. The data, which polled administrators at over 500 primary schools, found that 70 percent agreed strongly that kids liked their new meals (richer in whole grains and produce, and containing less fat). The picture gets even brighter, too. Another study, recently published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, found that children's intake of fruits and vegetables had gone up since the guidelines were implemented. That said, participation in school lunch programs has dropped 3.7 percent since 2010, a slip that some officials worry has to do with these new standards.
Next Up in the Non-Dairy Case
In the lab-grown-meat-is-so-2013 and yes-this-is-happening departments: San Francisco biohackers Ryan Pandya and Perumal Gandhi are, as we speak, hard at work on a drink they say will be nearly identical to cow's milk in taste and nutritional makeup. Ingredients include sunflower oil (which has a similar composition to milk fat), and galactose (a sugar very much like lactose). In addition to the animal-free bit, the product — currently called Muufri — may bank on its customizability: Once a core formula is established, it's easy to tweak out, say, a mix that would work for people who are lactose/galactose intolerant, or one that's cholesterol-free (in skim milk, small amounts of cholesterol remain in oxidized form). Come August 19, the first glass will be unveiled, and the company hopes to start selling the product commercially well before 2017.
There's No Accounting for Taste — or is There?
First there were four: sweet, salty, sour and bitter. Then, savory swanned in and made it five. Yet over the past ten years, the case for not just a few, but a small army of new tastes has been growing. Here's why: Taste is, at root, our body's system for letting us know what's nourishing and nutritious for us (yum) and what might be poison (mayday, mayday). A current theory is that each receptor might be more finely tuned than we'd thought to specific types of nourishment we need or need to avoid. Savory (aka umami), the newest kid of the block, is believed to correlate with protein, for example. In light of this, it's probably unsurprising that fattiness has been a strong candidate for the latest addition to the taste club. Yet even here, there appear to be multiple receptors, leading to the question: When we have, say, 30 tastes, is the category even useful? Or should we just think of words like "sweet" or "salty" as adjectives?
Sara Reistad-Long writes about science, wellness and lifestyle. She is the co-author of The Big New York Sandwich Book and can be followed on Twitter: @sarareistadlong


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|3,000 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 - 7 nights
Large home @ 3,000 sq. ft. only steps to beach and intracoastal waterway. This home sits on the narrow part of the Island so you have the best of both worlds. Just a 2-3 minute walk to the beach or 2 minute walk to the river with no streets to cross. kayaks (included with home) or bring your boat because a few hundred feet away is the boat ramp to launch the kayaks or your boat. Plenty of parking at home for your boat. Wake up to the sunrise or relax on the upper deck gazing into the beautiful sunset and views of the Matanzas River.There is a 2 car garage. Beach chairs, floats, and beach toys stored in the garage. Lower level has private room. Efficiency or 4th bedroom. This has a 2nd kitchen area with refrigerator, convection oven, coffee maker, etc. Bathroom with tiled walk in shower. Very convenient when at the pool. Also, just inside.. luxury beach towels, bistro table and chairs and a full size bed and also a twin trundle bed (2 twins)TV/DVD. Up the stairs to the 2nd level you will find the most awsome king size bamboo canopy bed in the master bedroom. Private bathrm. and french doors to deck to pool. 2nd bedroom with comfortable queen bed with french doors to deck to pool, and the 3rd bedrm. also with queen bed. All bedrooms have LED or LCD TV/DVD with cable channels. The 3rd bathroom on this floor for 2nd and 3rd bedroom guests. Full size washer and dryer in the utility room. Up the stairs to the top floor. When you walk into to this room you will say wow! This is one huge colorful room with completely stocked kitchen, living room, dining area, 4th bathroom, and two sets of french doors to the deck to the pool. Kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need and more. Quality appliances and very well stocked with plenty of kitchenware. New kitchen cabinets with granite counter tops installed May 2015 and looks beautiful with bright colored decor. Living rm. has a full sleeper and a futon. Extra bedding supplied in wicker chests. Sectional can be a full bed when pushing the large ottoman next to it . Windows surround this room with two inch blinds . Great room for entertaining. Has two 4 top tables and 4 colorful bar stools. Two custom made picnic tables on the top deck along with a lg. stainless Weber propane grill. Views of the waterway.
Down the decks to the pool you will find a large beautiful heated pool with inground hot tub. Concrete table and benches with umbrella. Also a PVC rectangle table with PVC sling back chairs. PVC lounges for pool side relaxing and to get your Florida tan. You will really enjoy this home and have a great time.
Supplied with every guest... laundry soap, dryer sheets, boxed soap, liquid hand soap, new sponge, sos pads, dish soap, dishwasher finish, large and small garbage bags, 8 rolls of toliet tissue, and 2 rolls of Bounty paper towels. Plenty of bath, hand, wash, beach, and kitchen towels. I take great pride in taking care of my homes and making them comfortable for my guests, so you will have the most wonderful vacation ever!
I was born in Boston and moved to Hollywood, Florida when I was 6 in 1961. I lived in Hollywood for 27 yrs. until moving to Williston, Fl. I was struggling financially and always enjoyed real estate. I became a Realtor in 1996 and received the Bronze award in Gainesville, FL for the most real estate sold a few years later. I began buying real estate with my larger commissions in St. Augustine for vacation weekly rentals in 2003. I enjoyed decorating my first home so much and getting so many compliments from my guests I wanted to continue to buy more. I had 5 homes at one time. I am very involved with my homes and clean and stock them along with the housekeepers; Pam, Susan, Crystal, and Kathy are very well trained. I bought this home in 2005 and have alot of repeat guests. I have worked very hard to get to where I am today. I am the single mother of three children whom are all grown now. Richard is a lawyer, graduated from Fordham law school with honors. Now married with two little boys.
Julie is very successful medical sales district manager, and is also a Champion Barrell Racer. She owns a 7 acre farm and cares for her four champion horses. TJ is my youngest son and is married to Kayla. They live here in St. Augustine. They were the first to make me a proud grandma. Jayden is 9 and JennaBelle is a 8 yr. old and Alaina is 4. They are beautiful children and love their grandma!
Donna DeNapoli purchased this house in 2005
Very desirable area. Close to beach and Waterway with beach to the east and boat ramp to the west. Easy to park your boat in front of home and walk to boat ramp. Beach is a 2-3 minute walk from home.
You will love this home and how well it is cared for. It is a unique oportunity to reserve homes from me. I only take care of 4 homes a don't want any others, therefore these homes are really cared for with my personal touch.
I live a few minutes away and answer my phone 24/7.
Everything is beautiful! I clean with the cleaning girls each and every time. You will notice how beautiful the linens are and beds are made very meticulously. You will enjoy this home and tell your friends what a great home this is!
Hi Donna, Wanted to thank you for returning the security deposit....I think our wires crossed on the same day. I am still in awe of how organized you are and all the thought and planning that went along with getting your home ready to rent out. You made every room warm and inviting, but the top gathering room was just perfect! Please feel free to put this email on the website. There is always that feeling of "what if " when you go forward renting from someone you don,t know and just going by pictures, but rest easy, anyone that is reading this, Donna has gone above and beyond anything I could have imagined to make this vacation the best memory of a family being together.
Thanks again Donna,
Claire & Jeanette from Rhode Island
Property exactly as described. We had two families, five kids and plenty of room to sleep. House was clean and Donna is very responsive on any need you may have. Would gladly stay here again next time we stay in the area. Easy walk to beach. Great location. Would recommend to anyone.
Everything said about this listing is the absolute truth! Every level was clean and decorated impeccable! The top gathering room was the go to room--right off the kitchen ---just like having Bed, Bath & Beyond right at your fingertips being so well stocked. Gorgeous beach, lots of activities, and relaxing around the pool and hot tub! I would highly recommend Donna and this home for the best vacation ever!
This was the first time we rented a vacation home. We are so happy we did. Due to Hurricane Matthew the home we booked was not available. Donna did not hesitate and upgraded us to a home right around the corner from the first one. Wow, it was stunning. It has a million dollar view, large well decorated rooms, very spacious and well stocked. We had a large family dinner and everything we needed to cook and serve 15 guests was there. The pool was heated prior to our arrival. Check in and check out was very fast and easy. I highly recommend Donna DeNapoli and the VRBO.com sight. We are looking for another home in Orlando for a January wedding. No more hotels for us. We loved the whole experience.
Phenomenal!!! Fantastic!!!! Incredible!!!!! Wow what a place!!!! I fell in love immediately. Relaxing doesn't even begin to describe it. I shouldn't be saying this as I don't want someone to grab it up when want to go back in 2017. Haha!! Donna was so accommodating and nice. Rarely do you see that. It makes you WANT to take extra special care of HER house. I see nit picky comments and can't believe it. You can eat off of the floors!!! Having 3 dogs is touchy and finding a place is hard. Getting this beautiful home was a goldmine. We took special care to make sure not one hair was left behind. That's what people should do as a thank you! Friends of mine just rented... Not even a packet of ketchup in their place! This home has EVERYTHING!! For the price, the view and the awesome owner, this place IS THE BOMB!!! For those who want more then what this home offers, And choose to complain, I suggest you stay home or prepare yourself to spend about $1000 a night. We couldn't find fault with this home if we tried. And the master bedroom?!?!? If I could've taken that room home with me, I would have!!!! THE BEST VACATION WE HAVE EVER TAKEN!!!!!!
Our vacation was so amazing. The house was beautiful and it had everything we needed. The pool and the balconies were awesome places to hang out. Donna was great. She met us around 7:00 to show us the pool heater controls and she was super friendly. Also we really loved her dog Hankie Pankie. We look forward to renting this house next year. Thanks Donna for a great vacation.
The house is clearly advertised as "home with heated pool and hot tub" but when we arrived the pool was cold and needed to be heated. After that we only used the gas to heat the hot tub a couple hours every night and we turned it off after each use, but we were charged some of our deposit for gas without her discussing this with us. There is no way to regulate and/or track the gas usage so you can know how much you're using nor were we told how much we would be charged if we went over. Donna said she provides half a tank of gas to heat the pool and hot tub, so we were shocked that she said we had used a full tank and subsequently charged us without even consulting us. Additionally one of the patio umbrellas flipped inside out when a gust of wind grabbed it one day, something beyond our control, and we were charged for its replacement. A few other things to note are;
- The bed in the master bedroom is extremely soft and we sunk into divots where past people had slept.
- A couple hand towels had make up and/or blood stains.
- The futon had a big clump of dog fur in it.
- The dishes in the kitchen were almost all greasy and dirty so we spent the beginning of our vacation washing them all. Perhaps the previous person forgot to put soap in the dishwasher?
- The carpet is worn and dirty in spots
Donna mentioned she had four houses to get ready on our check in day, and although we appreciate the work it takes to do this, we did pay for a certain promised quality. Perhaps more staff during the busy seasons would alleviate some of the rushed cleaning. Apart from these things we enjoyed our stay here. The location is amazing as we could walk to the river or the beach very easily and it seemed like a nice safe area and didn't seem over populated. We used the kayaks once which was nice, but you do get wet using them. There's everything you need to go to the beach so that was great. We enjoyed the pool and hot tub tremendously. The kitchen area was well stocked with quality appliances. Donna is very responsive and willing to get anything you might need.
This home is located at the narrow part of the Island. There are only 5 homes between the beach and the waterway. This is such a great area... sunrises over the ocean and the beautiful sunsets over the river. No streets to cross to bring the kayaks stored in the garage, to the boat launch, only a 2 minute walk. Dock to fish off too! Oceanfront restaurant/lounge, Surf Shop, Pizza, bar, tiki restaurant with music at Crescent Beach 1/2 mile north. Beach is a 3 minute walk from home.My Pictures show the Walk to the beach. Boat rentals 1 mile south on the river. The Historic District of St.Augustine is 10 miles north of this home where you will find all historic events, forts, tours, horse and buggy rides, great restaurants, and lots of shopping. Deep Sea Fishing is 8 miles north of home at the Conch House. Alligator Farm is 8 miles north of home. Daytona 45 min. south. Jacksonville 45 min. north. Golf courses in St.Augustine within 10 miles.
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|Monthly *
summer con't.
Jul 8 2017 - Sep 9 2017
3 night minimum stay
Fall 2017
Sep 10 2017 - Nov 17 2017
3 night minimum stay
Nov 18 2017 - Nov 25 2017
7 night minimum stay
Fall 2017
Nov 26 2017 - Dec 18 2017
4 night minimum stay
Christmas 2017
Dec 19 2017 - Dec 26 2017
7 night minimum stay
New Years
Dec 27 2017 - Jan 2 2018
7 night minimum stay
winter 2018
Jan 3 2018 - Mar 2 2018
7 night minimum stay
Mar 3 2018 - Apr 27 2018
7 night minimum stay
Apr 28 2018 - May 25 2018
3 night minimum stay
summer 2018
May 26 2018 - Jun 29 2018
7 night minimum stay
4th of July 2018
Jun 30 2018 - Jul 6 2018
7 night minimum stay
summer 2018 con't
Jul 7 2018 - Aug 17 2018
7 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Refundable damage deposit
|online booking fee
|$100 + Tax
|cleaning & stocking fee
|Pet Fee
|Tax Rate
summer rates: $2650 plus 10.5% tax plus $225 cleaning & stocking fee
Holiday rates: $2450 week plus 10.5% tax plus $225 cleaning & stocking fee
fall and winter rates: $1800 week plus 10.5% tax plus $225 cleaning & stocking fee
winter monthly rates: $4500 month plus 10.5% tax and $225 cleaning & stocking fee
springtime rates: $2450 week plus 10.5% tax plus $225 cleaning & stocking fee
4th of July week from July 2-9, 2016: $2800 week plus 10.5% tax and $225 cleaning & stocking fee
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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Whats interesting is that a different PIX setup guide Ive seen says to set
phase 1 to 28800? And the monowall setup says phase 2 to 14400. Its so
Could someone please explain exactly what phase 1 is, exactly what timings
are suitable, what phase 2 is and what timings are suitable!
Thank you everybody!
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From: Daniele Guazzoni [mailto:daniele dot guazzoni at gcomm dot ch]
Sent: Thursday, 28 December 2006 7:24 PM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] 1.3b2 - broken IPSec tunnels to Cisco PIX
I have a 1.3b2 running a VPN to a PIX without any problems.
Too bad you don't have access to the PIX since I guess it is a lifetime
I know that PIX (and ASA) are pretty restrictive regarding lifetime
Actually every IPSec endpoint should negotiate the lifetime with its peer
and both should take the shortest one.
Don't ask me why but with some IPSec implementation negotiation work, with
some other not.
Try to configure matching lifetimes.
The PIX defaults to 86400 sec for phase-1 and 28800 for phase-2.
Shaun Sutterfield wrote:
> I have 6 IPSec tunnels continuously running from my office to client
> sites. Two of them are to Cisco PIX's. No problems in the past, but
> was eager to offer some testing of 1.3b2, so I installed it yesterday
> afternoon.
> Well, since then, the two tunnels that go to PIX's have been acting up.
> Three times, they just stopped passing traffic for a few hours (caused
> Nagios which runs in my office to think the client sites were down)
> I downgraded a few hours ago back to 1.22 and everything is fine again.
> Sorry, I did not have a chance to gather any debug information--but, I'm
> willing to run the experiment again in a few days if you can tell me any
> specifics on what information you would like.
> (for what it's worth, the upgrade & downgrade went very smoothly :-)
> Generic PC image (using a CF card)
> VPN tunnels UNAFFECTED are all using blowfish-cbc for the encryption
> (going to M0n0walls I've setup at my client sites that are all running
> 1.22)
> The two tunnels affected were using 3des-cbc, connecting to Cisco PIX's
> (sorry, don't know specifics on the config on the PIX's themselves, as I
> don't personally have access to them).
> Again, I would love to contribute some helpful information--outline what
> you'd like.
> - Shaun
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AN MP has called for the sale of "nitro-cocktails" to be banned following the incident which left an 18-year-old girl needing surgery to remover her stomach.
Morecambe and Lunesdale MP David Morris said: "It needs to be done so we do not see anyone else's son or daughter injured or even killed."
NHS Cumbria's director of public health, Prof John Ashton, has also urged bar owners and managers not to use liquid nitrogen in drinks that anyone is going to consume.
Their comments came after Gaby Scanlon suffered a perforated stomach after drinking a cocktail containing liquid nitrogen at an Oscars wine bar in Lancaster, a sister bar of Oscars and the Biltmore bars in York city centre.
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Anyone foolish enough to change the starting index of their arrays with "$[" will find that <c>$foo[@foo] = 'var'</c> breaks. But then they deserve what they get. However, push and map will function even in the dire weirdness imposed by defining arrays to start at index 23.
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Credit rating agency Moody's cut Hungary's foreign- and local-currency government bond ratings by two notches, just one notch above junk category, maintaining its negative outlook, citing concerns about the country's ability to balance its budget in the mid-term.
Economists quickly moved to comment on the move, with many of them warning that there's a real risk Hungary may lose its investment-grade rating because a raft of temporary measures taken to reduce the budget deficit next year will make it all the harder to balance the budget in the long run. For its part, the government responded, saying measures such as tax cuts for small and medium-size companies and on personal income, the planned transfer of private pension funds to the public sector and special taxes on banks and other sectors, will improve Hungary finances for years to come.
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Aggression is hostile or destructive behavior that is used in an attempt to dominate. It includes behaviors necessary for human survival but also those leading to pathologic destruction. It is often unprovoked. Serial killers' actions can certainly be classified as aggressive as they are not prompted, are injurious, and are directed at mastering their victims.
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Calvary Hospital's emergency department has treated more than 1000 patients in the week of Christmas and leading up to the New Year.
The most common reasons for admittance were chest and abdominal pain, and the most common non-acute conditions were superficial injury, community illnesses and viruses.
The Canberra Hospital could not provide numbers.
There was no noticeable spike in alcohol-related accidents at Calvary.
However, with revellers likely hitting the booze down the coast during the holiday season, a Calvary Medical Officer has offered the following advice:
1. Not only should you not drive after consuming alcohol, but you should also avoid using machinery or equipment, or partaking in sport.
"This especially applies to household equipment, such as tools and gardening implements," the spokesperson said. "Even when you are feeling great you will be impaired and a saw or spade or fork can be very dangerous when not used properly."
2. Stay hydrated, because excessive drinking can cause dehydration.
3. Drinking responsibly also means only drinking products that have a standard drinks reference. Don't binge drink or drink rapidly.
4. Alcohol may affect you longer than you realise. There is nothing you can do to hasten the body's breaking down and passing of alcohol.
5. Alcohol and illicit drugs won't help if you're feeling down. "Seek assistance for the cause of the feelings," the spokesperson said.
6. Avoid drinking on an empty stomach.
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2015, wax print on tyvek
The title of the series is a double entendre and refers on the one hand to the objects which are depicted, but on the other hand it points to digital artefacts and distortions that have been added to alter the images in substantial ways. The images show fragments of ancient figures, as they are archived in museums collections, large concrete sculptures and even utilitarian architectural structures like a flood barrier in the Netherlands. What all the objects have in common, is that their appearance and meaning is dominated by their materiality: polished stone, aging concrete, brittle marble fragments. These images are collected from archives and scanned on a very high resolution. By moving them during the scanning process the shape of the objects is altered so far that new images emerge. New forms are created by causing glitches and distortion.


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Mangrove vulnerability modelling in parts of Western Niger Delta, Nigeria using satellite images, GIS techniques and Spatial Multi-Criteria Analysis (SMCA) Omo-Irabor, Omo O.; Olobaniyi, Samuel B.; Akunna, Joseph C.; Venus, Valentijn; Maina, Joseph M.; Paradzayi, Charles (Springer Verlag, 2011-07)Mangroves are known for their global environmental and socioeconomic value. Despite their importance, mangrove like other ecosystems is now being threatened by natural and human-induced processes that damage them at alarming ...


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Why Would One Of The Countries Largest Airports Hire 400 Goats?
Goats will eat just about anything…or anything. So when landscaping needs to be done and you can't use a machine, what do you do? You hire some goats and git r done.
It seems as though the San Francisco International Airport is, or was, in a bind. The airport has adjacent property that must be maintained every year to protect nearby homes in the event of grass fire. The problem is they can't use traditional mowers because the endangered San Francisco garter snake and the California red-legged frog call that area home.
So how do you keep the weeds down? You call the Oyarzun family who own Goats R Us. The airport has been utilizing the appetites of about 400 goats to do the dirty work for 5 years now at a cost of about $15,000 for the two weeks they are needed.
The service even comes with a herder and a dog to keep mayhem in check.
And it's not just airports that utilize the goats. The California based company has about 4000 goats on the payroll and the 4-legged garbage disposal's can also be seen munching away on the side of California's freeways, state parks, under long-distance electric lines and pretty much anyplace with overgrown vegetation where a mower or machine can't be used. Chicago's O'Hare International Airport is also considering goats to help maintain part of their 7000 acre facility.
The best part is that when these goats get too old to work, they are not slaughtered but rather live out the rest of the lives in retirement on the family's ranch/farm.


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Michael Merrins
Posed for Murder
After model Laura Shea (Charlotte J. Helmkamp) poses nude in a magazine, a crazed fan becomes insanely devoted to the beauty. Before long, his admiration takes the form of murderous jealousy and he starts annihilating other men. Meanwhile, Laura fears for her own life and goes into hiding but soon finds that nobody around her can be trusted in this pulse-pounding erotic thriller.


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State Representative Gary Daniels of Milford, a candidate for State Senate in District 11, participated in the 2014 Greater Nashua Area Business Roundtable Discussions held yesterday at Hitchiner Manufacturing Company in Milford. The event was sponsored by the Business and Industry Association and was held to solicit input from area business representatives relative to the economy, energy, the environment, health care, jobs and taxes. This input will be used to assist the BIA in formulating their 2015 legislative goals.
Daniels said of the roundtable, "There was a very good exchange of ideas and information that helped me to verify that my focus on jobs and the economy is accurate and that this area will be one of primary importance facing the state over the next two years. The identification of future jobs in the workforce as a major concern of business leaders enables me to proactively seek creative, responsible and common-sense solutions to address this concern, while contributing to the establishment of a pro-business and pro-economic growth environment in New Hampshire."
Daniels has served on the House Labor Committee for 18 years. State Senate District 11 is comprised of the towns of Amherst, Merrimack, Milford and Wilton.


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San Francisco, California
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Event Details
Complimentary Invitation to first 50 attending Delegates.
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Raffle for $10,000 Ultimate Service Package
The Facilities Management Summit joins Facility Managers and decision makers with solution providers based upon their upcoming needs and projects. Unlike a trade show, the appointment-based format provides a day and a half of concentrated face-to-face business meetings all tailored to specific projects and buyers. There is no wasted time or underqualified buyers. We also mix these busy professional meetings with fun networking events including power breakfasts, executive luncheons, a Gala dinner and Casino night – all in a luxury venue!
But you're skeptical of appointment-based events…
This is an obstacle we regularly hear. What sets us apart from our competition is the time and dedication of our team. Each event requires six months minimum of planning to ensure your meetings are worthwhile. We weed out the buyers who are not suitable for your product by asking them specifically what they are looking for. Often, as a vendor – you leave with multiple hot leads and a better understanding of your end user. Our attendees also leave with solutions and a plan that is personalized to their facility and projects. We do all of the foot work for you, all you need to do is show up and network.
"As a first time participant in this Forum - I sincerely appreciate the pace, schedule and enthusiasm of the team! The event was a tremendous help to my company."
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The Gordon Lee Lady Trojans have moved up to No. 2 in the most recent GHSA/MaxPreps.com power ranking poll, released early Tuesday morning.
Gordon Lee, who was at No. 3 last week, now has 10.53 points and trails only Randolph-Clay (11.10) for the top spot in the Class A public school standings. Turner County (9.37), Treutlen (8.62) and Claxton (8.41) round out the top five.
The Class A private school rankings have a decidedly Region 6-A feel to them as teams from the region hold down three of the top five spots. Southwest Atlanta Christian (13.31) is ranked No. 1, followed by Holy Innocents' (11.13), Darlington (10.39), Calvary Day (10.05) and St. Francis (9.75).
The Gordon Lee boys' recent streak of success has helped them move back into the playoff picture. The Trojans, who checked in at No. 25 in the initial Class A public school standings three weeks ago, have moved up to No. 18 with 7.02 points, and they sit just 0.22 points out of the 16th and final playoff spot.
Wilkinson County (11.69) is No. 1 this week, followed by MItchell County (11.13), Wilcox County (10.90), Seminole County (10.07) and Dooly County (10.06).
Three of the top six teams in the Class A private school rankings are from Region 6-A. North Cobb Christian (12.88) is No. 1, followed by Greenforest Christian (10.88), Excel Christian (10.81), Calvary Day (10.67), W.D. Mohammed (10.29) and Mt. Paran Christian (9.82).


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I've had a lot of life get in the way of the past few years and am on a mission to enjoy everyday while not forgetting the core group of people that truly care.
Friends and family are the most important things anyone can have.
I'm kind of a hardcore realist so I'm pretty easy going. Shit happens in life. One of my favorite quotes recently.." You can ignore reality...but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality"
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Hamilton fluoride referendum - Trevor Crosbie
Dear Editor
Waikato DHB chief executive Craig Climoe is wrong if he thinks the fluoride referendum vote outcome is a mandate to reinstate water fluoridation. His DHB spent $2000 for each vote in favour while the no fluoride group spent $1 per vote. He should also consider that for the claimed $47000 expenditure the DHB lost 2.2 percent of the vote from the previous referendum while the anti vote went up by 2.5 percent.
Not only that but the DHB was unable to enthuse the 70000 voters who did not participate and the 11000 who did that fluoride in their drinking water is essential to their health and wellbeing.
The DHB campaign was notable by its refusal to debate the issue or produce any evidential foundation to their 'safe, beneficial and cost effective' message and unfortunately 23000 people have now decided on behalf of all the other 100+ thousand Hamiltonians to restart treatment for a disease without the informed consent of those being treated. That is not a fair, transparent, democratic or ethical process by any definition.
23 percent of eligible voters saying yes is not a mandate to do anything Mr Climoe.
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Best Western Plus Liverpool Hotel & Conference Centre
Top Family Hotel
Great hot breakfast. Lots of choice. Can't think of anything.
new hotel (6 years old) well maintained and clean. friendly and helpful staff. breakfast room was uncomfortably cold
The great staff,the nice clean,big spacious room.loved everything about it.
The staff were very friendly. We almost missed breakfast, but they happily accommodated us. They offer some gluten free options (which as someone with celiac and who usually doesn't get the eat much at a hotel brekky, was super happy). Gr8 array of food. nothing...everything was truly great!
We loved the spacious room; comfortable queen size beds; squeaky-clean bathroom; huge HD tv; tasty and plentiful breakfast; nice pool. No. We enjoyed our stay very much.
Ample parking, room cleanliness and pleasant staff.
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Staff were kind, courteous and helpful!Room was clean and had all things necessary!The bed was FANTASTIC!Wifi worked great!Pool was really nice! Please leave cheese out of the scrambled eggs served at complimentary breakfast.TV could have been larger and MORE channels would have been nice.
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For the most part the staff was helpful and friendly. The price was fair for the large 2 bedroom suit. 1 Between the two beds was 1 plug and both outlets were used. Only other plug in the bedroom was on the other side of the room. 2. We found a Bed bug, I know what they look like and I am 100% sure what we saw. When I told the staff I was lectured.
the cottage was affordable for our type of travelling. It was clean and the staff was very helpful. I would have appreciated coffee each day as the restaurant was noat open early morning and there is not any breakfast or coffee shops close by.
We enjoyed the ocean view and the propane fireplace. Romantic getaway Everything was there that you needed to use for cooking s meal. Location was quiet. Nice for summertime as there was a barbecue outside to use. Good store and restaurant across the ro
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At this time, I vow to devote my professional life to the service of all humankind through the profession of pharmacy.
I will acknowledge the responsibilities and obligations that come with my role as a pharmacist, realizing I am a direct reflection on the profession and my colleagues, and will proudly represent a constituency that is bigger than myself.
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As of today, Christ and Pop Culture has launched a Twitter account. You can access it and subscribe here. If you like this site at all, I think you'll really like the twitter feed. Trust us, it will be more than just telling you when we've blogged (in fact, we'll try and refrain from that sort of thing at least for now).In honor of this new Twitter account, I thought I'd offer up this "Theology of Twitter". Enjoy, and see you on Twitter.For many, Twitter is just another sign of the … [Read more...]
A Theology of Twitter
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One of the constant laments here at CAPC is the loss of creativity in the Christian sphere. Really, it's a funny problem. The church is flung far and wide across ethnicities, cultures, geography, and political spheres. Is it really so hard to find a few creative Christians?A short, sweet article by Frank Bures in Poets & Writers (Way, Way Too Much Information) makes the case that problems with creativity, at least in the field of writing, may have something to do with the constant flow o … [Read more...]
Getting Our Bearings: A Review of "The Golden Compass"
"When Polar Bears Attack" is not the name of a new Fox Television reality show. It is instead the only remotely interesting part in an otherwise confused, tiresome, and overly-hyped film. The Golden Compass directed by Chris Weitz, was billed as another Lord of the Rings-esque fantasy epic film. It falls far short.For months we've been hearing, reading, and talking about the dangers of Philip Pullman's atheistic children's literary trilogy His Dark Materials. In particular we've been hearing ab … [Read more...]
Podcast #18: Virtual Communities
Click here to listen!The concept of spending time with and getting to know people is as old as humanity, but recently that concept has been turned on its head. All of a sudden, it is claimed, we have the ability to relate to one another without even being in the same country. With the advent of various communication devices, most notably the internet and its accompanying breakthroughs, the concept of "virtual community" has become a commonly acceptable notion.But is it really possible to … [Read more...]
Your Life in 12 Words or Less: the Dehumanizing Effect of Facebook Profiles, Personal Ads, and Eulogies
I like to talk. In general, I feel that I usually know what the right thing is to say to a person when they need advice or admonishment. But there's one situation where I don't know if I'll ever have the right words: when a person has lost a loved one. What is there to say that could ever come close to what they are going through? The sorrow, the questions, the guilt, the shock, what words exist that could be shaped to be commensurate to their experience? As difficult as these situations are, … [Read more...]
The Revolution Will Have to Call You Back
David blogged recently about the iPhone, examining what Christians should think of such a device. One observation:"…it has the potential to become a god. Lining up to buy the iPhone may just suggest the worship of materialism that is rampant in our country. It may suggest the reign of Mamon on our "Christian" continent.Beyond the foundational issue of idolatry is the issue of responsibility. How many people will fork over the hundreds of dollars required to buy this phone, and the thousands i … [Read more...]