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I Am Alone In This World - Poem by MOHAMMAD SKATI
Born alone Live alone Eat alone Walk alone Swim alone Read alone Speak alone Jump alone Climb alone Drive alone Fight alone Ride alone Say alone Watch TV alone Get down alone Talk alone I am alone I don't see anyone around me I look for others No one around me I am in the desert I am on top of the mountain I am in the bottom of the valley I am all alone I don't care anymore Born alone.......................
Comments about I Am Alone In This World by MOHAMMAD SKATI
Akham Nilabirdhwaja Singh (11/8/2016 8:26:00 PM)
Tapan M. Saren (7/27/2016 5:55:00 PM)
Actually we're never alone in this world. Good write (Report) Reply
Hebert Logerie Sr. (7/25/2016 9:43:00 AM)
My brother, you are not alone. Keep on writing and sharing your thoughts, aspirations and dreams with us. We love you. We understand your pain and frustrations. (Report) Reply
Seema Chowdhury (6/12/2016 5:54:00 AM)
Sossi Khachadourian (1/19/2016 2:48:00 PM)
It's a sure that being alone is one of most ugly feeling in the world but they say we Armenians have a saying that says loneliness befits god only...but sometimes we when i meet bad people understand that it better to be alone but safe...wonderful poem my friend thank you for sharing blessings! (Report) Reply
Akham Nilabirdhwaja Singh (1/9/2016 7:12:00 AM)
Prajyut Kar (7/4/2015 2:23:00 AM)
Brother you are never alone.... Emptiness is alays a god gift with us.......... Sad truth but accept it (Report) Reply
Clarence Prince (4/24/2015 8:24:00 AM)
We may think that we are all alone
at times, but we are not, for we have the unseen
God with us!
Thanks for sharing, Mohammad Skati! (Report) Reply
Neela Nath Das (4/20/2015 9:09:00 PM)
We all are alone, have come alone, will go alone.This is the mystery of life we live only thinking of today and tomorrow.Past is the flash we think alone.Skati, this is a great work. (Report) Reply
Ma Xiaokang (3/11/2015 1:51:00 AM)
painful feeling, alone, alone, alone.
alone maybe the greatest suffer to poet. thanks for sharing (Report) Reply
Leah Ayliffe (3/9/2015 3:45:00 PM)
Ramesh Rai (12/30/2014 9:14:00 PM)
Man has come alone and will go alone/ Great write (Report) Reply
Rajesh Thankappan (12/18/2014 10:09:00 AM)
Man lives a great deal of his life alone and certainly dies alone. But solitude us great lessons if we are willing to listen. Loved reading this piece. (Report) Reply
Neela Nath Das (9/19/2014 9:20:00 PM)
Yes.we born alone and will leave alone.In between there's a stage which gives us ample scopes to live happily.Loved reading. (Report) Reply
Richard Provencher (9/14/2014 7:44:00 PM)
I enjoyed this poem. The author is seeking meaning to live by. (Report) Reply
Jacqueline Nash (9/12/2014 9:07:00 AM)
When it comes down to it, we are all alone. We are lucky if we find people we can share our lives with, a soul mate, a close friend, family. But at the end of the day when we close our eyes, we are alone. A sad poem really, I hope you have someone or find someone to share you life with. Thank you for your poem. (Report) Reply
Charity Nduhiu (9/11/2014 3:13:00 AM)
Nalini Jyotsana Chaturvedi (9/3/2014 11:50:00 AM)
Speaks all about my current state....the luxury of being alone. Luxury of knowing ones own self better of appreciating the every minute detail of life as time slips by in the hour glass. Loved it (Report) Reply
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In 2013, 55 donors were moved to give over $3,800 worth of food and monetary donations to the pantry. Operation Threshold is hopeful "The Challenge" will inspire similar generosity on the part of donors in 2014. Usage of the Grundy County Food Pantry is up dramatically, increasing by 30% from 2012 to 2013. The winter months are a particularly difficult period for struggling families, even during normal to mild winters!
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Cosplay Progress 08!
Posted 26 February 2008 - 06:58 AM
AUTHOR of ACEN TRUE STORY(that no one reads)
Responsible Exotic Animal Ownership
Posted 27 February 2008 - 02:50 PM
After that was the matter of the necklace. I went to Wal-mart and bought molding clay and metallic paint, and it actually came out half-decent. Sadly it's broken now, and I wasn't 100% happy with the detailing anyway, so I'll start that from scratch. I actually thought the issue of her hair would be harder to solve than the necklace, but oh, the wonders of pipe cleaners.
I debated on whether to even make a second costume for '08, but finally told myself yes. Now what it actually IS, well...I did a complete 180, if not a 200. At first I wanted to do Yomiko Readman from Read or Die, but after recently getting addicted to "Big O" AND hearing that someone around here was going as Big O (the actual robot ), I decided to go as R. Dorothy Wayneright. That said...
2. R. Dorothy Wayneright = 0%. Just finding ref pics for her black dress is proving a challenge! (I even have a topic thread about this somewhere here...) Black stockings, black flat shoes, and a headband shouldn't be that hard, though. It's everything else that's worrying me. On top of that she has horribly pale skin, and I'm scrambling to find good make-up as well.
If someone decides to go as Roger Smith or Amon, my life will be complete...
Friday: Trainer May (Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire) :: Saturday: Tachikoma (Ghost in the Shell: SAC)
Posted 28 February 2008 - 10:51 PM
Lambo (KHR!) is still 75% done. Again when I get the wonderflex in I get to finish the horns. Then make the black jacket and find some tan pants.
Twitter :: My Figure Collection :: My Cosplay Blog :: ACen 2014
Posted 01 March 2008 - 12:55 AM
Now I gotta start making his costume!
Posted 02 March 2008 - 10:53 PM
Steampunk Inventor (30%) - An original costume. I haven't made an original one since before I went into school for theatre.
Secret Silent Hill Costume (??) - I'm working on this one with a friend, so far he's done a bunch of it and I don't know how much until I go to see him and we finish it up!
Posted 03 March 2008 - 11:38 AM
Yu Yu Hakusho: Yusuke Urameshi (Dark Tournament)
Legend of Korra: Korra (Book 4)
Blue Exorcist: Rin Okumura
Posted 03 March 2008 - 09:46 PM
im praying to god the sword doesnt blow up in my face though so wish me luck
See you all at acen
Posted 08 March 2008 - 01:32 PM
Coming Soon to ACen 2018
Yukata versions of Junko Enoshima (Danga Ronpa - Friday) and Miku Hatsune (Saturday)
Posted 15 March 2008 - 12:39 AM
sorry I may have lost it there for a minute but I'm back
anyways....My Kikyo costume is nearly complete just need a wig. I'm starting my Blood+ costume any minute now. And as soon as i figure out how to adjust my 3rd costume to acen rules they'll be no stopping me Muwahhahahhaha!!! oops I...um.. yeah
Its hard making costumes when your the only one who psych about it and everyone else around you is like "blah blah yeah whatever do you have to do that?" I think my fam hates me right now cause I guess I'm "disturbing" them in my search for the missing material and desire to finish these costumes. Oh well... I enjoy a challenge and when I finish that will make my victory all the more sweeter muwahaahahha!!!!
btw... hope you enjoyed my little freak out
Acen11 Cosplays:FMA:Brotherhood-LanFan,Gravitation-Shuichi,Fruits Basket-Shigure,Avatar-Toph All cosplays are complete!:)
Next con: ACEN
Posted 16 March 2008 - 04:44 PM
roboito90, on Mar 3 2008, 10:46 PM, said:
im praying to god the sword doesnt blow up in my face though so wish me luck
See you all at acen
Awesomeness. I got like 10% of it done, lol. I got meh scarf and the material for the belts. Yuppers...now, if I can find a toy rifle. =/ I have no luck with that much so far....and I need a brown nightstick. =.=
Yu Yu Hakusho: Yusuke Urameshi (Dark Tournament)
Legend of Korra: Korra (Book 4)
Blue Exorcist: Rin Okumura
Posted 17 March 2008 - 12:00 PM
Ishida Uryuu- Bleach: 100% done
Jan Valentine- Hellsing: 75% done, need to find track pants, buy his hat, find fake machine guns, and add the stripes to jacket I have
Hatori Sohma- Fruits Basket: 90% done, just need lab coat gray vest and stethoscope
Power Ranger- 0%, I really need to start to cracking on this
Twilight fans are the Scourge and Stephanie Meyer is the Lich King
Posted 17 March 2008 - 02:12 PM
OmNefarious_05, on Mar 17 2008, 02:00 PM, said:
Ishida Uryuu- Bleach: 100% done
Jan Valentine- Hellsing: 75% done, need to find track pants, buy his hat, find fake machine guns, and add the stripes to jacket I have
Hatori Sohma- Fruits Basket: 90% done, just need lab coat gray vest and stethoscope
Power Ranger- 0%, I really need to start to cracking on this
Finally! I was complaining on another topic thread that I didn't see ANY Ishida love last year. Which version are you going as?
Friday: Trainer May (Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire) :: Saturday: Tachikoma (Ghost in the Shell: SAC)
Posted 17 March 2008 - 05:52 PM
"Outfits" are like...not even close.. xDDD
I have like..1/2% done...a pair of shorts..WHICH I CAN'T EVEN FIND!
So...yea.. >_>;;
Just wanted to rant that out. =P
Posted 18 March 2008 - 03:16 PM
Carbuncle (FFVIII) humanoid(and no it is not going to be just a skirt and belly button shirt like other creature cosplay. No offense to those I just don't care for them even though I did a moogle like that for my sis lol)- ANYWHO... I still haven't finished dying the stupid wig!! It's taken me so many hours and many many sharpies I just went to the store being 2 more aqua sharpies and I was going to get three, but decided not to. So what happens, those two run out and are completely useless when I only need about a 1" by 5" section left. I thought I was going to finish too *tear*. I also need to get liquid latex to create a forehead and eyebrow area for the costume.
My maybe cosplays... I'm thinking about trying to finish my Red Death(Phantom of the Opera) cosplay and wearing it to ACEN just for fun 'cause I have no where else to wear it to and I really just want to walk around wearing it for a test drive ^_-. Then again I'm thinking of possible making a Carbuncle mascot heehee I haven't seen one and it would look so cute. I the little radioactive squirrel rabbity thing
Posted 18 March 2008 - 07:21 PM
Esther Blanchett (Trinity Blood; AX) 95% complete. I just need to paint the back armor, make the gun holster, and make a petticoat for underneath the skirt.....still.
Sleepytime/Pajama Esther (Trinity Blood) 0% completed, still undecided if I'm going to go through with this one this year.
Grell Sutcliff Nurse version! [75%] Click for Sexy
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Posted 18 March 2008 - 11:14 PM
KusanagiRobin, on Mar 17 2008, 03:12 PM, said:
This is me at Reactor last year
I did get a Quincy glove and a new Quincy cross (I made mine in the pic) for x-mas so I plan on wearing both.
Twilight fans are the Scourge and Stephanie Meyer is the Lich King
Posted 22 March 2008 - 09:50 AM
I might be going to the store to get the stuff to finish it today.
Friday: Zidane Tribal (with Amarant) from Final Fantasy IX
Saturday: Fuu (artbook dress) from Magic Knight Rayearth
Sunday: Probably nothing :(
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Posted 22 March 2008 - 08:21 PM
Grell Sutcliff Nurse version! [75%] Click for Sexy
Grell Sutcliff (black suit version) [80%]
Surprise costume! [100%]
"Even still, I'm a butler to die for~!"
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Posted 24 March 2008 - 02:17 PM
Posted 24 March 2008 - 02:47 PM
Kaname Kuran - Vampire Knight: 10% -I have all the materials and the fabric and whatnot to make the costume, since I'm hand-making it instead of buying the one off e-bay, I am just waiting until my spring break to actually put it together with the assistance of my generous grandmother ^.^
Kaname Kuran: Vampire Knight - 100%
-Planning Others ^.^ -
Posted 24 March 2008 - 05:11 PM
Saya~Blood+~ 10%. I need to order the wig, make the skirt, and get to my friends so her mom can sew the coat out of the cloth i bought. i finally found the right boots though! and i can't find any ash wood, or my dad and i would have made my sword already....
Envy~Fullmetal Alchemist~ 100%. i wore this to Youmacon 07' did anyone see me?! i think the hair is a little big....if you saw me you'd know what i mean,lol. i really love this cosplay, but i think the hair needs some help. my friend said it looks awesome, but it's kind of uncomfortable, and it's really in the way. but i'm wearing it anyway because it's hard-core!
Misa Amane~Death Note~ 91%. I'm not sure i'll actually do this because so many people cosplay her and i didn't make any of it myself. I bought the dress at hot topic along with the fishnets. i already had the arm warmers, and my hair's blonde, all i have to do is straighten it and put it in half pig tails. the boots are a problem because the ones at hot topic are expensive, for me any way, and i won't really wear them except at conventions. Even though i love misa's outfits, they're not really my style. i may just wear the purple dress anyway because it's so dang cute! (i'll make my own Death Note, though)
so that's that. anybody want to see pictures of my Envy cosplay? maybe you could help with the hair thing, if you could that would be awesome! sorry, i don't have a photo bucket because it won't load on my computer just give me your email and i'll send you a picture.
Chie (Persona 4) ~ 100%
The Witch (Left 4 Dead) ~ 100%
Kyoko Sakura (Maho Shojo Madoka Magica) ~ 30%
Posted 24 March 2008 - 07:19 PM
Chie (Persona 4) ~ 100%
The Witch (Left 4 Dead) ~ 100%
Kyoko Sakura (Maho Shojo Madoka Magica) ~ 30%
Posted 25 March 2008 - 01:48 PM
now its amulet clover from shugo chara!
ink ((school uniform)) from moe-tan
and i still dont know what or who to cosplay for my 3rd outfit.
this will all probably change though XD
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Posted 26 March 2008 - 11:20 AM
fufuberry, on Mar 24 2008, 09:19 PM, said:
I would SO cosplay Sheik if it wasn't for the fact that it's a body suit. DDD: I vowed to never make one of those again. I love Sheik though.
Friday: Zidane Tribal (with Amarant) from Final Fantasy IX
Saturday: Fuu (artbook dress) from Magic Knight Rayearth
Sunday: Probably nothing :(
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Posted 26 March 2008 - 07:59 PM
Cosplay is awsm!!!!
7 Years of ACen...
ACen 2011 - Kairi, ACen 2010 - Misao & Aoshi, ACen 2009 - Xianghua & Kilik, ACen 2008 - Refia (Freelancer) & The Archangel Tyrael , ACen 2007 - Kagura Sohma & Finkle's Lava Dredger, ACen 2006 - Lady Magdaria & Prince of Persia, ACen 2005 - Beatrix & Edge
Posted 31 March 2008 - 05:12 PM
Short but sweet!!
Posted 31 March 2008 - 05:51 PM
Robin Sena = 100%. my new necklace is finally done! Yay!
R. Dorothy = *sigh* about 30%. I found a dress REALLY close to the design at a thrift store, but it's too small and the bottom skirt's all wrong. Now I'm wondering whether to alter it or just get a new one made. And I STILL need accessories!
new costume --> "Devilish" Sakura Kinomoto = I'd say also 30 percent. I'm halfway done with altering the main garment. It was formerly a priest's costume; all I had to do was take off the sleeves and cut the bottom hem into triangle shapes. However, there's still the white square on the collar I need to get rid of. I also messed up the tulle cape, so I gotta redo that. Then there's her mismatched stockings, the ribbons, the horns, shoes (and the ref pic doesn't even show them!) and the main prop: her Star Wand.
Friday: Trainer May (Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire) :: Saturday: Tachikoma (Ghost in the Shell: SAC)
Posted 31 March 2008 - 06:52 PM
And sadly, I'm dropping Mikuru. I'm probably going to work on her over the summer for Youmacon or something. That'll show me to attempt two new costumes for ACen.
I'll probably replace Mikuru with Orihime though, since for that all I'll need to do is finish the skirt.
Poss. cosplays: Marie (Soul Eater), Ukraine (Hetalia), Anri (DRRR!!), usual Gintama stuff.
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Posted 31 March 2008 - 08:20 PM
But yeah, I just got back from Anime St. Louis and I have like no voice.
Plus my feet still hurt.
I DID get the fabric for the base of the tail.
The cosplay I'm making is in my sig.
Going as Zangoose from Pokemon
Posted 01 April 2008 - 08:50 PM
I pretty much changed my mind last minute about Dark Link. (i have....20% done) and switched to Edward Elric...(10%) AND NOW.....
....now i change my mind for the 2nd costume to Tifa D: (50%) (i pretty much have the top of my own...just need the odd combination of the shorts and the long skirt thing in the back)
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I wrote them a strong email about that -- I mean impressible kids read that site all the time and without proper spelling, none of this colour and honuor and Berkeley pronounced Barkly, this fine country will go down the tubes.
I'm waiting up tonite for their reply.
I have been prepared to join a forum a couple of times because of some stupid statement, that sort of thing, but every time I have to sit back and remind myself how many people really are wrong on the internet, and how useless it is to fight with them. So there is no reason to get in to it. I think Kenton was in the right here, but to join a forum just to disagree with someone is kind of crazy. Thus, I try to avoid it.
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Bocas del Toro has been named as the top travel destination for 2016 by editors of Travel + Leisure Magazine.
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The Age Management in Practice (AMaP) project is a collaborative partnership involving organisations from Germany, Greece, Poland, Portugal, Sweden and the UK. AMaP aims to address the challenge around access to, and participation in, Continuing Vocational Education and Training (CVET) among older workers aged 50+, and to increase awareness of the European Qualification Framework (EQF). The project also considers the challenge of an ageing workforce through the lens of employers, seeking current views and attitudes towards older workers and promotes the implementation of age management practices.
Over the next 2 years, the project will be working towards a number of set objectives aligned with improving knowledge and access to CVET for older adults and in partnership with key stakeholders, influencing organisations on the issues surrounding an ageing workforce.
The AMaP project, Agreement no. 518590-LLP-1-2011-1-UK-LEONARDO-LNW has been funded with the support of the Leonardo da Vinci programme of the European Union.
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The 'Enhancing Employability in Later Life: Developing strategies to improve access to CVET for older workers' conference offered an overview of the results of the Age Management in Practice (AMaP) European project. Participants discussed major age management issues for 2 days in the city centre of Uppsala at Norrlands Nation Fest & Konferens.
Participants started to arrive at 10:00 am on October 17. Among them there were guests from Germany, Greece, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Sweden and the UK. Peter Egardt, the Governor of Uppsala County, opened the meeting.
The reports started with Graham Smith, AMaP Project Co‐ordinator, followed by Matteo Bonifacio and Donald Ropes. The after-lunch part included presentations introducing the actual AMaP Products from German, Polish, Portuguese and Swedish speakers.
The 'Talking Heads' DVD, containing visual and highly informative AMaP project presentation finalized the day. Ali Rashidi, the director of Department for International Cooperation of Folkuniversitetet, pronounced the closing remarks. Afterwards the guest were suggested to make a tour of the city to see its main sights, such as Carolina Rediviva (Uppsala University Library), The Castle, Uppsala Cathedral and more.
On the second day of the conference guests had an opportunity to participate in 3 workshops by Susana Oliveira, Bjorn Engsten, and Graham Smith, followed by a plenary and feedback session.
"We were very happy to welcome our dear partners here in Uppsala. Thanks to the conference we all could see and appreciate the whole picture of what the AMaP project has achieved. The 2nd day workshops also brought up many interesting ideas. We hope our guests left feeling contented and inspired", - says Ali Rashidi, the director of Department for International Cooperation of Folkuniversitetet.
AMaP is a project of the European Union coordinated by the University of Strathclyde (UK) in cooperation with GEB Berlin (Germany), Lifelong Learning Research Institute (Greece), Semper Avanti (Poland), Kerigma (Portugal) and Folkuniversitetet (Sweden). It was established to explore ways of improving access to continuing vocational education for older adults as well the challenges faced by employers as a result of an ageing workforce. Funded by the European Commission's Lifelong Learning Programme.
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Like all of Cascade's most important projects, this features a chromanium (scarlet) facemask, custom facemask wordmarking, a custom logo chinstrap. The logos were designed by Geoff Snider and then printed by Pro Athletics. The helmet is matte black.
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In his second major speech on Iraq and the region on Tuesday - with its focus on the alleged depredations of the Iranian regime - the US president, George Bush, found himself wrong-footed by the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the United Nations watchdog on nuclear issues.
Addressing the American Legion in Reno, Nevada, Bush said: "Iran's active pursuit of technology that could lead to nuclear weapons threatens to put a region already known for instability and violence under the shadow of a nuclear holocaust."
Bush's warning was in stark contrast to what had happened in Vienna a day earlier. While making public the recently completed agreement with Iran regarding its nuclear programme, Olli Heinonen, deputy director of the IAEA, said, "We have in front of us an agreed work plan. We agreed on modalities on how to implement it. We have a timeline for the implementation."
The Iran-IAEA plan is to finally settle by December the remainder of Iran's nuclear issues that the IAEA began investigating in 2003. The comprehensive Iran-IAEA agreement was the culmination of Tehran's promise in June to come up with a plan within two months to allow more access to IAEA inspectors to its nuclear facilities and provide answers to the outstanding questions regarding its nuclear programme. In late July, reversing its previous stance, Iran permitted IAEA inspectors to visit the site in Arak where work is in progress to build a heavy water reactor, an important requirement by the IAEA.
Furthermore, the IAEA announced on Monday that the Iranians had already resolved its queries regarding their experiments with plutonium, a material which, like uranium, can be used to build an atom bomb. It added that among other things Tehran had agreed to explain the document it had obtained most probably from Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan, a Pakistani nuclear expert, on how to mould uranium in a hemisphere, as a preamble to assembling a nuclear bomb.
The Iran-IAEA accord will make Russia and China more resistant to the pressures by Washington to agree a third set of sanctions against Iran at the UN security council since Tehran has failed to cease its enrichment of uranium as demanded earlier by the security council. Little wonder that the Bush administration had received the news from Vienna with ill-disguised gloom.
Bush's second line of attack on Iran in his Reno speech was that it was backing Shia militant factions in Iraq by training their activists, and equipping them with arms, including sophisticated roadside bombs. The routine rejection of these charges by the Iranian government is now accompanied by the statement that such allegations should be put before the trilateral security committee - consisting of Iraqi, American and Iranian diplomats - that was formed recently in Baghdad.
What undermines Bush's assertions on Iran's destabilising activities in Iraq is the absence of any such statements by the Iraqi prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki's government. Its relations with Iran remain cordial. Nothing illustrates this better than the fact that Maliki made his second trip to Tehran earlier this month since assuming high office in May 2006. Among other things, the two neighbouring countries decided to build an oil pipeline to link the oilfields in southern Iraq with Iran's vast refinery in Abadan- an agreement overlooked by the American media.
To highlight the close Baghdad-Tehran times, the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, reiterated his support for the Maliki government for the nth time at his press conference on Tuesday. He then went on to welcome the involvement of Saudi Arabia to shore up Maliki's leadership, and possibly join the present trilateral security committee in Baghdad. This is unlikely to happen as Riyadh regards Maliki as "an agent of Iran".
That highlights the basic problem with Bush's policy in Iraq and the region: it is full of glaring contradictions. While he continues to demonise Iran at every opportunity and at the same time secure backing for the Shia-led Maliki government in the region, he finds that the regime in Iran is supporting Maliki while the one in Saudi Arabia, a long-lasting close ally of Washington, continues to be openly hostile to it.


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- Geoff Lloyd has over 20 year's experience in the financial services industry.
- Joined Perpetual in August 2010 as Group Executive of Private Wealth, leading the development and implementation of the area's growth strategy.
- Took on the additional responsibility of Head of Retail Distribution in September 2011.
- Previously General Manager, Advice and Private Banking at BT Financial Group (BTFG) following the merger with St George's Wealth Management business.
- Prior to the merger, Geoff led St George's entire wealth management portfolio and was a member of the St George Bank Group Executive reporting to the CEO.
- Held senior positions at BTFG including Chief Legal Counsel and Head of the Customer and Business Services Division.
- Completed the Harvard Business School Advanced Management Program and holds a Master of Laws, UTS (Distinction).
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Hugh Bowman did not have to go around a single horse on Lucia Valentina as the former Kiwi's first win in Australia – a group 1 no less – left a host of question marks about her Australian Oaks rivals.
Bowman, gunning for a second straight Vinery Stud Stakes (2000m) after Norzita's success last year, angled Lucia Valentina ($9.50) to the inside as the filly surged to favouritism for the Oaks in a fortnight.
Solicit pinched what loomed as a winning break at the top of the straight under Chad Schofield, but Bowman cut the corner as Lucia Valentina rocketed along the inside from last.
He had previously watched a messy race unfold in front of him as the field struggled to make any ground down the outside.
"She got spat out the back at the jump and it was a rough race," Bowman said. "There was just pushing and shoving in its entirety, and because I was back where I was I was watching it all unfold.
"We know what turn of foot she's got and she showed us in the Surround [Stakes], but she still made a very long run though. All credit to her because she had 12 to 14 lengths to make up and she's entitled to hit the wall, but she ran through the line. I'm looking forward to a mile-and-a-half [of the Oaks]."
Tab.com.au immediately trimmed Lucia Valentina's quote to make it back-to-back group 1s into $2.80 with Vinery runner-up Solicit stalking her in betting ($4.60).
But Schofield said he would stick with Solicit ($6.50) and would not want to be on any other horse after only yielding ground late to Lucia Valentina.
"She relaxed very well out in front and she gave a good kick when I asked her for an effort," he said. "She was just beaten by a better horse, but I think I'm on the right one for the Oaks."
Trainer Kris Lees opted to run Lucia Valentina against the older mares in the Coolmore Classic last start, dodging easier assignments in the Phar Lap Stakes and Keith Nolan Classic against her old age. It proved a masterstroke.
"Her run was creditable in the Coolmore," Lees said. "She never threatened but she was out the back and she worked home nice and was only beaten four [lengths]. We didn't expect her to win the Coolmore; this race and the next race [Australian Oaks] was her aim and so far she's on track."
Guy Walter fitted Keith Nolan Classic winner Zanbagh ($5f) with bar plates for the first time and the jury remains out on her Oaks credentials after the gear change.
Zanbagh's in territory Walter is completely familiar with after nursing the filly's mother, Wild Iris, to Oaks success in 2004. She made some ground from near the back of the field to finish fifth, but never looked a winning chance.
"Hopefully it's a better track at Randwick for the Oaks as this one is very inconsistent," Walter said.
Added jockey Blake Shinn: "She just didn't get through the ground well, but she hit the line nicely."
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Posted on June 12, 2012
Come along on this water-hole hunt for Coues deer amid the Mexican desert.
By Roy K. Keefer
We had been sitting in the ground blind overlooking a water hole for several hours. The temperature had turned from cool to warm, and it was getting warmer. Little did we know that things were going to get hotter in a hurry. My wife, Shelby, sat beside me, ready to film any action that might take place at the water hole.
Then I saw movement in the brush off to the front of the blind. It was what we had hoped to see—a Coues deer, and it was a buck. As the buck slowly and cautiously moved toward the water hole, I forgot about the concerns I had about hunting in Mexico. Now, if I could just get the next few seconds to go right, I would tag my first Mexican Coues with a bow.
For several years I have hunted in Arizona for Coues and javelina. My javelina hunting has been for fun, but the Coues hunting has become serious business, mainly due to the difficulty in out-foxing these little critters. As a result, I have done some research and learned much about them, thanks to the writings on www.coueswhitetail.com and the Arizona Game and Fish Department's Web site.
The Coues whitetail <(odocoileus virginianus couesi)> is one of the smallest deer in North America. The deer was named after Dr. Elliot Coues, pronounced "kauz†or "cows.†Dr. Coues was an Army surgeon, historian, ornithologist and author who traveled extensively throughout the West, studying wildlife. He is credited with being the first person to identify and write about the deer that bears his name. I prefer to call them "kooz†because they are so small and pretty and I don't think they look anything like "cows.â€
A Coues whitetail deer, or < pequeno cola blanca> (little whitetail deer), as it is known as in Mexico, is much smaller than its northern brethren. It is one of the 35 subspecies of whitetail deer. They stand 28 to 32 inches tall at the shoulder and measure about 56 inches from head to tail. Mature bucks will seldom exceed 90 to 95 pounds, although larger ones have been taken. Does are smaller, weighing 60 to 70 pounds.
Coues in the United States are most abundant in Arizona and New Mexico. Generally, they prefer higher altitudes of 4,000 to 10,000 feet. The food preference of the Coues is much like other animals in arid climes: grass, weeds, shrubs, mast and cacti.
The coat of a Coues is reddish-brown in the summer and changes to a grayish color in the fall. Hence they have also come to be known as the "gray ghost.†Once you have hunted them and seen how fast they can vanish, you will understand the nickname.
Their antlers are small by comparison to other whitetails. The Pope & Young minimum for the record book is 65. Most mature six- and eight-point bucks will meet the minimum requirement.
The Coues rut is primarily in January. Vicious is an appropriate word to describe the bucks at that time of the year. The mature ones are serious about the business of breeding and are more than willing to take on rivals for the chance to breed a doe. After the rut, it is more common than not to see bucks with broken tines and main beams. As you can expect, this is a great time to hunt them. The bucks are more active and travel, seeking out does and give the hunter a better chance to spot them.
There are two main approaches to hunting Coues: spot and stalk and sitting in blinds or treestands over water holes or baits. Spot and stalking any whitetail is difficult, and more so with the Coues. The Coues is a preferred food source for mountain lions, bobcats and coyotes; consequently they are extremely wary. If they have the slightest bit of uneasiness, they are off and running at max speed post haste. Their gait is like other whitetails, a smooth action as opposed to the leaping, and hopping style of mule deer.
When I hunt Coues in Arizona I generally get set up on a high spot, put my binocular on a tripod, and began to bisect the surrounding country. Once a buck is spotted, the fun begins. The rocky terrain they inhabit makes stalking difficult. Soft-soled shoes with some added equipment, such as Cabela's Baer Paws or Wayne Carlton's booties help to deaden some of the noise. Shots are generally long by Eastern standards; 40- to 50-yard shots are usually a necessity.
Hunting water holes is very productive. In Arizona and Mexico, baiting is becoming common. By relying on their basic needs of water and food, you have them come to you rather than vice-versa. You also eliminate the problems that stalking entails. The main drawback to this style of hunting is that patience is truly a virtue you must have. Hunting over a water hole requires staying in a blind or treestand from sunrise to sunset. Not all of us are able to be immobile for that long. The reward is that shots are much shorter—30 yards or less. My hunt in Mexico was over water holes. Due to a lack of rainfall in the weeks before my hunt, this method proved to be quite effective. In our camp, four of six hunters bagged bucks, and the other two had shooting opportunities, but didn't connect.
The biggest drawback to hunting over water holes is that the deer are susceptible to being attacked by predators and they take no chances. The ranch I was on had lots of predators. Thirteen mountain lions were killed on the ranch the year I was there, and one of the hunters in our camp saw a mountain lion near his stand. Often, they leave a water hole at a run after drinking briefly. It's not a stretch to say the nerves and reactions of a Coues are wound tight most of its life.
Because I had heard that Coues were more plentiful in Mexico, I decided to give it a try. I booked my hunt with Bowhunting Safari Consultants in March and began the long wait until the January rut. Before this trip, I had never hunted Mexico. It seemed I read about violence in Mexico—mainly drug-related—almost weekly in the newspaper. I'd be less-than-honest if I didn't say this caused me some concern. My wife was even more upset by the killings. But, in the end, we decided we had made the right decision to take the trip. It turned out that my concerns were all for naught. We had no problems and had a great time.
In Mexico, you may have the chance to take two bucks; the limit depends on the state and ranch you hunt. Arizona has a one-buck limit and permits are sold over the counter.
Back at the water hole I had been watching for many hours, the buck slowly made his way toward my position. He was careful to check the wind and survey the brush around the water hole.
The buck got to the far side of the water-hole bank, but was facing me, not giving me the shot I wanted. Then, he moved more to the center of the water hole and began to drink, still facing me. Once he drank, he was on full alert and began to move away. Sensing that I had little time for a standing shot, I grunted at him with my voice. He stopped and turned around. This gave me time to guess the yardage (30 yards) draw, aim and release. Perhaps due to his quick response to drop, turn and run, my shot was high and hit him in the spine. Quickly, I dispatched him with another arrow to the vitals.
As I admired my buck, the words of the famous writer, Jack O'Connor, appropriately described my feelings: "If someone should conduct a beauty contest among the game animals of the Southwest, I have no doubt the Arizona whitetail would win hands down.†This applies to Mexican Coues as well, since they are beautiful animals and a thrill to hunt.
Author's Notes
On this trip, I used a Mathews Drenalin bow set at 55 pounds, Carbon Express Maxima 250 arrows, 100-grain Razor Trick broadheads, Leupold RXII rangefinder, a Leupold Katmai 8×32 binocular and Sitka Gear camo.
For information on this hunt contact: Bowhunting Safari Consultants, Dept. BAH, P.O. Box 23906 Eugene, OR 97402; (800) 833-9777; Mark Buehrer: email@example.com; www.bowhuntingsafari.com.
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Is it Strep? How you can tell.
The first few weeks of every new school year bring new classrooms, new kids...and new germs. It doesn't take long for the familiar chorus of sniffles, sneezes and coughs to start up. Complaints of "my throat hurts" aren't far behind. But when is that sore throat-cough combination just part of a cold and when is it strep throat? It can be hard to tell the difference.
Turns out most sore throats in kids under 5 -- about 75% of them, in fact -- are viral, meaning antibiotics won't do anything to help. In fact, prescribing antibiotics for a viral infection can actually be harmful, helping to create illnesses that are resistant to current medications. The Infectious Diseases Society of America is trying to reduce the number of over-prescribed antibiotics, and they've released new guidelines to help determine whether your child's sore throat is strep or not:
- Is your little one's sore throat accompanied by a cough, runny nose or hoarse voice? Then it's probably a virus.
- If your child has a high fever accompanied by a very sore throat, but no runny nose, cough or other cold-like symptoms, it may be strep.
- Strep is often associated with white sores on the tonsils, but these can be caused by viral infections as well.
- To be absolutely sure it's strep throat, your pediatrician should swab your child's throat and test it -- the rapid antigen strep test will provide a result in minutes.
Fortunately, if it is strep throat, it's very treatable with antibiotics. For viral infections, you can help treat the symptoms with over-the-counter medications. Either way, hopefully your child will be on the mend in three to five days. Just in time for flu season!


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WWE taped several episodes of NXT from Full Sail University on Friday. These will air on the WWE Network Thursday nights at 9pm (Eastern), but it's unknown when this batch of shows will run.
* The New Age Outlaws defeated Tye Dillinger and Jason Jordan in what may have been a dark match.
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* The show kicks of with new NXT Champion Adrian Neville. He comes out to a huge pop and talks about winning the title from Bo Dallas at Arrival. Bo interrupted and will be invoking his rematch clause soon.
* Adrian Neville defeated Camacho.
* Charlotte defeated Emma by faking a leg injury.
* Corey Graves vs. Yoshi Tatsu never happened as Graves cut a promo on never getting his proper chance. Graves attacked Tatsu but Sami Zayn made the save. Graves and Zayn have a staredown. Graves came out with a new theme song.
* Solomon Crowe defeated Sylvester Lefort. This was Crowe's TV debut and he was over big time.
* Sami Zayn defeated Corey Graves.
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* Paige defeated Sasha Banks with the Scorpion Crosslock. After the match, Sasha and Charlotte attacked Paige until Natalya made the save.
* The Ascension defeated two unknown wrestlers in a squash.
* Mason Ryan squashed Wesley Blake. Fans chanted "better than Batista" at Ryan.
* Alexander Rusev defeated Xavier Woods after Tyler Breeze attacked Woods before the match.
* Bo Dallas defeated Colin Cassady. Fans chanted "worse than Batista" at Bo.
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* Mojo Rawley defeated Bull Dempsey.
* Tyler Breeze vs. Sami Zayn never started as Corey Graves attacked Sami during his entrance and beat him down. Referees finally helped Zayn to his feet and he limped to the back.
* Adam Rose defeated Camacho. Fans are starting to get behind Rose, the former Leo Kruger.
* Bayley defeated Sasha Banks.
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* Sheamus vs. Aiden English is up first. They both sang before the match. Apparently Sheamus put on quite the performance. Sheamus got the win in what was called the match of the night.
* Mojo Rawley beat CJ Parker in an Arrival rematch.
* Tyler Breeze defeated Xavier Woods.
* They aired a NXT merchandise promo with Enzo Amore and Colin Cassady. Everyone loves Enzo.
* Corey Graves defeated Yoshi Tatsu.
* Natalya with Bret Hart defeated Charlotte with Sasha Banks, by DQ when Sasha interfered. For some reason a large part of the crowd left after this match.
* NXT Champion Adrian Neville retained over Bo Dallas.


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