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So I was wondering about the audiojungle authors and to what extent everybody would classify themselves as music composers: hobbyists, semipro (part time), full time.
I personally work a full time job in the music industry but not as a composer. I do quite a bit of music projects on the side in my free time, as well as a limited amount of time with audiojungle. I'd love to devote more time here but currently other projects are more lucrative.
So what about you?
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I do quite a bit of music projects on the side in my free time, as well as a limited amount of time with audiojungle. I also have a spare-time job working with kids.
For me, this is a very interesting site, but it is very easy to be forgotten among all those other great authors here.
I would classify myself as a semi-pro at the moment. I have a fulltime job in the music biz besides this and I really love that aswell, but I hope to become a pro music composer somewhere in the next 5 years or so.
I compose, produce and record music full-time. In my free hours I write music for my Audiojungle accounts. On Audiojungle I'm not extremely successful, but I can't complain. It's a game of consistency and patience
Audiojungle is a creative substitute to procrastination and gaming and helps me learn my sample libraries. I do music full time in other capacities.
My day job is as a software engineer, and I record music at night or on the weekends when I get a chance. I'd put myself somewhere between hobbyist and semi-pro. I think I have a long way to go in learning the entire composition/arrangement/recording/mixing/mastering/promotion process before I feel I can have any title that includes the word "pro" in it
A semi-pro, hoping the rising of business here on AJ:)
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I'd love to devote more time here but currently other projects are more lucrative. So what about you?
Thats also the problem on my side. I love to create music for Audiojungle, as i do here "just what i want to do", instead of having to deliver a certain style or product at the end. But this is a t the same time the reason, why my music is not so lucrative here on AJ, because if one would more concentrate on "whats on demand", you could make more money. But then again, maybe we loose the fun aspect then as well
Whatever, i enjoy everytime when i have time to do something for AJ and see it even sells a few times.
EDIT : Oh yes, and my daytime job is Graphic Designer …. now, don't ask why i don't have more Graphicriver items in my portfolio
Oh yes, and my daytime job is Graphic Designer …. now, don't ask why i don't have more Graphicriver items in my portfolioSonic Cube I don't know a thing about your graphic stuff but your logo is more than great.
I consider myself as a semi-pro. Always take the opportunity to express how grateful I am to AudioJungle because it gives us the opportunity to professionalizing. I work 10 nights a month at a pharmacy to get the rest of the time to devote to writing music. I also do dance and electronic music and participate in a collective of musicians in Barcelona
Since 1994 i work fulltime running a sound studio & consulting & selling Company for audio equipment, computers and Software. I do workshops for recording, mixing & mastering but a lot of mixing, + arranging for customers too. So from that point od view î'm a pro, but not with writig Music.
And of course i don't live from making music for audiojungle (yet?), but i would like to do it more! But for this i need to earn much much more. Living in switzerland is very expensive.. i think when it looks like i sell a lot and make a lot of money, it's sadly not that much worth in switzerland like in all other countries. Because of this i do other studio jobs in my studio. But the more AJ runs, the more i will be able to invest. And i really am ready, so much fun here!! So a similar Situation like SonicCube…. (similar Country )


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Abigail Breslin: All Grown Up in Bullett Magazine
Little Miss Sunshine Abigail Breslin is looking rather dark and edgy in the forthcoming debut issue of Bullett magazine.
As you can see in the shot above (via Just Jared), 14-year-old Abigail isn't afraid to go a little goth. It's a far cry from the tap-dancing, bespectacled Breslin we fell for four years ago in Sunshine.
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This Wednesday night, Revenge closes out its very strong freshman season. Things left off with a pretty big cliffhanger at the end of last Wednesday's episode. One of the clips we have to show you from the finale offers a sizable glimpse of what Emily will face as she attempts to avenge her father's death. And then there's the matter of what Ashley witnessed and whether or not she's going to tell Daniel…
Spoilers ahead!
We'll start with that little dramatic tidbit. As you may recall, Emily and Jack shared a very emotional smooch just after Sam died. And all the while, Ashley was randomly peering through the window watching it go down. We all know Ashley is far too conniving to keep that a secret for long, but will she tell Daniel Wednesday night? This clip gives us a hint of that and also shows Jack's decision over whether or not to take the money Daniel offered him…
I would have thought Ashley would try to leverage that kiss situation with Emily for something. Then again, ratting her out to Daniel right away could help her secure his trust. Is Ashley looking to win Daniel away from Emily? That would be a twist and if he finds out about the kiss, she just might be able to do that.
Moving on, Emily has bigger issues to deal with… like the white-haired-man who snatched Nolan. This clip shows Emily facing off against WHM, whose name I hope we learn before he kills him…
It's great to see Emily's fighting training being put to good use! I'm sticking to my theory that WHM isn't really a bad-guy, which means I don't think she's going to kill him. But I could be way off on that. We'll have to wait and see how it all shakes out when he episode airs this Wednesday night.
Here's ABC's official description for the episode…
"Reckoning" - With the end in sight, Emily fearlessly pushes forward, closing in on the final phases of her plan for revenge, while the Graysons continue their downward spiral into the rabbit hole of self-destruction. But a big, explosive event leaves much hanging in the balance, courses are altered and even more is left in question, on the Season Finale of Revenge, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.
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Crucial positioning on the fringes of the Western Conference playoff field is at stake Saturday in the Rocky Mountains.
Colorado (11-8-9) sits in fourth in the West, just two points up on sixth-place Dallas (10-7-10), which has a game in hand. And both sides are coming off big conference wins last weekend — Colorado over LA, Dallas over Vancouver.
Dallas, which gets goalkeeper Raul Fernandez and striker Blas Perez (10 goals) back from international duty, also could have right back Zach Loyd (ACL sprain) available, though homegrown player Kellyn Acosta has performed admirably in his place.
Colorado, on the other hand, will get a Panamanian striker of its own back from World Cup qualifying as Gabriel Torres again enters the fold. The forward through two matches is still looking for his first MLS goal.
Keep an eye on central midfield, as Colorado's likely pair of Hendry Thomas and the returning Nathan Sturgis (glute) faces a fluctuating Dallas duo — most recently Andrew Jacobson and Erick. Whichever pairing wins the battle will be influential in deciding which playmaker gets more time on the ball: Dallas' David Ferreira or Colorado's Dillon Powers.


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Cindy Crawford's Mole Makes Her Nervous
When it comes to body imperfections, Cindy Crawford could care less about cellulite. It's her mole she's worried about. Not that the supermodel has ever been self-conscious about her signature beauty mark, but she's concerned that it could become cancerous. She tells the Daily Mail, "It's not something I really like to talk about. But I do now get this and all my moles checked out every year." The mole has grown in size over the years, which is a possible sign of melanoma.
We commend Crawford for checking up on her health and being a good example to women who sometimes let their doctor's visits lapse for longer than they should (guilty as charged). After the jump, some tips on how to keep tabs on your own spots and beauty marks. [Daily Mail]
According to Melanoma.com, you should perform a self-examination of your skin every month and note the following: new or unusual spots and lumps, including ones that are sore or itchy. You should also watch out for moles that change in size, shape, and color, which can be an indication of cancer.
It's pretty hard to distinguish a regular mole from a melanoma, so if there's anything out of the ordinary, see your derm. Also, you can always request a body examination each time you visit your dermatologist, even if it's for an unrelated matter. For more info, see Melanoma.com.


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Trump Chooses Neil Gorsuch, Ivy League Conservative, for Supreme Court
Like Scalia, Gorsuch is a proponent of adhering to the words of the Constitution.
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Gorsuch seems like a great choice. He is from Harvard as many others before him (bcgsearch.com/article/900047770/Law-Schools-That-Send-the-Most-Attorneys-to-United-States-Supreme-Court-Clerkships/), follows the tradition of Scalia, and seems to be a very thoughtful and respectful man.
If it wasn't for judicial activism Blacks or (the African Americans) would still be drinking from Colored Only water fountains, prohibited from attending "White" Universities and learning to read in substandard "Colored Only" two room school houses.
I am consistently disappointed that criminal defense attorneys, who defend the Constitution and the Bill of Rights every day in court, are almost never considered for SCOTUS. Why is that?
role of USSC cannot be downgraded to any circuit court is my considered view, unless it agrees with right explanations else why we need USSC is my considered thought.
Agree with him. But USSC ought to interpret unlike lower judiciary, after all law is a dynamic mechanism in favor of rule of law; so that any 'drastic changes if contemplated by any institution say congress or president's office etc ought to be rightly interpreted at the Apex court level; if it simply goes by what congress or President's Executive order does, obviously role of USSC is not that is my considered view; after all judiciary at top level hasb to see the some credibility with people electorate what it wanted and as assured by the president.
The president kept his promise. How refreshing.
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Letters: Race in sentencing
- November 28, 2013
- By Staff / Baptist Standard
Another interpretation of 'dangerousness'
Regarding "Evangelical leaders protest race in sentencing" : It is unfortunate when an "expert witness" chooses to ignore other factors in dealing with "dangerousness."
As one who directs the mental health care of Texas death row offenders and oversees the mental health care for the Polunsky Unit of the Texas Department of Corrections, I offer my own opinion out of my research, faith, training and daily interaction with offenders.
This opinion is my own. "Dangerousness" is more about impoverishment than anything else. This impoverishment affects all ethnic and language groups represented in our prisons. Impoverishment is the lack of a safe and stable home; educational resources that teach the child even when the family situation is unstable; employment opportunities that support and offer a future to the person; and a community of positive relationships that insulate the child from predatory evils that cluster around those enmeshed in poverty.
For five years, I have prepared mental health evaluations on offenders. Their stories are repeated by far too many—no home life, dropping out of school, functionally illiterate, growing up on the streets, starting the use alcohol and illicit drugs in early adolescence, and recreating the impoverishments of their childhood in the children they help create.
With this impoverishment, only a very few attempt to excuse their criminal behavior on that basis, but simply report it as his life history. I believe that is a more accurate measure of "dangerousness."
Michael R. Chancellor
Evolution & the Bible
It appears the Texas Board of Education still has problems with evolution.
I remember when I was a kid and I told my father we were taught about evolution in school, and Adam and Eve in Sunday school. I asked him what I was supposed to believe. He told me maybe God had caused evolution.
It was like a light bulb went on over my head. I was a firm believer in evolution, but I wanted to be a good Christian. It made sense to me that if God exists, then surely he caused evolution.
If you can't find a scientific theory in the Bible, that doesn't mean that it isn't true.
Chuck Mann
Greensboro, N.C.
'Return to the truths'
Regarding the controversy about the contemporary hymn "In Christ Alone": Your article about the need for worship leaders to be aware of meaning and theological implications of song lyrics is good.
However, I think the main point was missed. This is a sad case of the Presbyterian church committee wanting to change lyrics because they were not "politically correct." Well done to Stuart Townend and Keith Getty for refusing to back this change!
It's time we Christians stopped avoiding issues of truth in the Bible such as the wrath of God and judgment because they don't fit in with the prevailing philosophy of our times.
When Jesus hung on the cross, he said, "Father, forgive them." He didn't say, "Father, let them off"! In other words, our sin matters to God, and atonement has to be made. If Jesus had said, "Father, let them off," there would have been no need for him to die.
Instead of abandoning these concepts because they (apparently) come from a culture of a previous age, which we "wiser" people of the 21st century have consigned to the trash bin, we need to return to the truths contained in the word of God and uphold and proclaim them.
John Gilman
London, U.K.
Ulterior motives of immigration reform
Ask those pastors who support immigration reform to outline what is in the immigration reform that they particularly like. Fifty-eight percent have no clue to what they support.
Our federal government labels a bill with a wonderful-sounding name and makes it law. After all, who would be opposed to a "Feed the Hungry Children" law. Make the immigration-reform law contingent upon waiting 10 years before getting voting rights and then only if the immigrants have a clean record and no welfare. Suddenly, many politicians will lose interest in the whole idea.
It's not about reform but getting 11 million new grateful voters.
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KARACHI: British officials have threatened to march in and grab WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange from its London embassy, where he has been holed up in a bid to escape extradition to Sweden over sex crimes allegations.
Two female, ex-Wikileaks volunteers accused Mr Assange, an Australian citizen, of sexually exploiting them while he was in Stockholm to give a lecture.
Assange assert the sex was consensual and the accusations are politically aggravated.
Asked earlier this week if he felt solidarity with the WikiLeaks founder, Ecuador's leftist President told a TV interviewer "of course, but we also feel solidarity for England and for English and international law."
At a press conference on Wednesday, Patiño released details of a letter he said was delivered through a British embassy official in Quito, the capital of the South American country.
The letter said, "You need to be aware that there is a legal base in the UK, the Diplomatic and Consular Premises Act 1987,that would allow us to take actions in order to arrest Mr Assange in the current premises of the embassy."
It added, "We need to reiterate that we consider the continued use of the diplomatic premises in this way incompatible with the Vienna convention and unsustainable and we have made clear the serious implications that this has for our diplomatic relations."
In June, judges at the UK's Supreme Court dismissed his final appeal against banishment to Sweden.
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Examining the impact of the legal structure and governance of local boards of health on population-health outcomes
The Foundation's program, Public Health Law Research: Making the Case for Laws That Improve Health, was designed to build the evidence for public health law and policy, translate research findings into practical tools to increase the support for and use of law by policy makers and public health practitioners, and to translate findings to other fields and venues to improve and protect health.This study analyzes the impact of the governance and policy structure of local public health departments (LHD) on public health outcomes, placing LHDs in the context of their state and community. The study also examines the state and community context, the LHD administrative structure, LHD financial health, leadership, innovation and service delivery, and an index of local health. The research hypothesis posits that, regardless of the context of the community and state, more innovative and professionalized LHDs result in healthier communities. The study will analyze the top 100 healthiest counties and the bottom 100 healthiest counties in the United States. Quantitative statistical analysis tests the overall research hypotheses. To further examine the quantitative findings and assess their relevance to LHDs, the study will survey public health administrators in a three-state region in the Midwest. Finally, 20 counties will be selected from across the United States for more detailed analysis. The logic model advanced by this study posits that LHD structures and policies impact a community's overall health. By examining the overall health of a community as the dependent variable, the broad impact of these structures and policies can be fully assessed. The study will clearly reveal the structures that can have the strongest positive impact on improving a community's health, controlling for other factors. The information provided by this analysis is critical to improving health at the local level, where public health service delivery is most critical. This study will help illuminate the types and kinds of reforms and other structural changes that will have the most significant impact in public health. Deliverables include research manuscripts, peer-reviewed articles and presentations at conferences and to stakeholder groups.
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Dismissing the appeal, the Court HELD: 1.1 Whether non-substitution of LRs of the defendants/respondents would abate the appeal in toto or only qua the deceased defendants/respondents, depends upon the facts and circumstances of an individual case. Where each one of the parties has an independent and distinct right of his own, not inter-dependent upon one or the other, nor the parties have conflicting interests inter se, the appeal may abate only qua the deceased respondent. However, in case, there is a possibility that the court may pass a decree contradictory to the decree in favour of the deceased party, the appeal would abate in toto for the simple reason that the appeal is a continuity of suit and the law does not permit two contradictory decrees on the same subject matter in the same suit. Thus, whether the judgment/decree passed in the proceedings vis--vis remaining parties would suffer the vice of being a contradictory or inconsistent decree is the relevant test. [Para 19] 1.2 In theory, every co-owner has an interest in every infinitesimal portion of the subject matter, each has a right irrespective of the quantity of its interest, to be in possession of every part and parcel of the property jointly with others. A co-owner of a property owns every part of the composite property along with others and he cannot be held to be a fractional owner of the property unless partition takes place. In the instant case, a declaratory decree was passed in favour of respondents/plaintiffs and the proforma defendant to the effect that they were co-owners, though, they had specific shares but were held entitled to be in "joint possession". The appellants/applicants had sought relief against the proforma defendant before the first appellate court as there was a decree in her favour, passed by the trial court. In such a fact- situation, she had a right to contest the appeal. Once a decree had been passed in her favour, a right vested in her favour. On her death, the said vested right devolved upon her heirs. Thus, appeal against the proforma defendant stood abated. The High Court has rightly reached the conclusion that there was a possibility for the appellate court to reverse the judgment of the trial court and in such an eventuality, there could have been two contradictory decrees, one in favour of the proforma defendant and the other, in favour of the present appellants. [Para 20] Sardar Amarjit Singh Kalra and Ors. vs. Pramod Gupta and Ors. AIR 2003 SC 2588 - followed. State of Punjab vs. Nathu Ram AIR 1963 SC 89; Sri Chand vs. M/s Jagdish Pershad Kishan Chand AIR 1966 SC 1427; Ramagya Prasad Gupta and Ors. vs. Brahmadeo Prasad Gupta and Anr. AIR 1972 SC 1181; Shahazada Bi and Ors. vs. Halimabi AIR 2004 SC 3942 - relied on. 2. In the instant case, it has rightly been held by the High Court that the provisions of Order 22 r. 4(4) CPC were not attracted in the facts of the case. Order XXII Rule 4(4) CPC provides that in case, the deceased defendant did not contest the suit and did not file a counter affidavit, the substitution may not be warranted. The said provision requires the presentation of an application before the court, before it pronounces its judgment for seeking such a relief and once such an application is allowed, in that case, it can only be taken against the said defendant notwithstanding the death of such defendant and such a decree shall have the same force and effect as if it was pronounced before the death had taken place. [Para 13] Zahirul Islam vs. Mohd. Usman and Ors. (2003) 1 SCC 476; T. Gnanavel vs. T.S. Kanagaraj and Anr. AIR 2009 SC 2367 - relied on. Case Law Reference: (2003) 1 SCC 476 relied on Para 13 AIR 2009 SC 2367 relied on Para 13 AIR 1963 SC 89 relied on Para 14 AIR 1966 SC 1427 relied on Para 15 AIR 1972 SC 1181 relied on Para 16 AIR 2003 SC 2588 followed Para 17 AIR 2004 SC 3942 relied on Para 18 CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION : Civil Appeal No. 6291 of 2010. From the Judgment and order dated 30.11.2007 of the High Court of Himanchal Pradesh at Shimla in FAO No. 345 of 2003. Rishi Malhotra, Prem Malhotra and Mrinmayee Sahu for the Appellants. Rajesh Srivastava and Raghventra Pratap Singh for the Respondents.
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 -Or. 22, r.4(3) and (4) - Death of one of the several respondents - During pendency of appeal - Abatement of appeal - Whether only qua the deceased respondent or in toto - Held: Where each party has independent right, and the parties have no conflicting interests inter se, appeal would abate only qua the deceased respondent - But where there is a possibility that the court may pass a decree contradictory to the decree in favour of the deceased party, the appeal will abate in toto - On facts, appeal was liable to abate in toto - Abatement. Respondent (plaintiffs) filed a suit against the appellants (defendant Nos. 1 to 5) and also against defendant No. 6, a proforma defendant, seeking declaration to the effect that the plaintiffs were co-owners and co-sharers in joint possession to the extent of 17 Bighas, 8 Biswas, and the proforma defendant was the co-owner and co-sharer in joint possession to the extent of 5 Bighas, 15 Biswas in the suit land. Appellants (defendant Nos. 1 to 5) contested the suit while the proforma defendant did not contest. Trial court decreed the suit in favour of respondents (plaintiffs) and also the proforma defendant. Appellants-defendant Nos. 1 to 5 filed appeal, wherein the proforma defendant was impleaded as respondent. The appeal was contested by plaintiffs while the proforma defendant remained unrepresented. During the pendency of the appeal, the profroma defendant died. Appellant-defendant filed application for substitution of LRs of the proforma defendant but without any application for condonation of delay in filing that application. Later, they filed application for condonation of delay. The appellate court dismissed both the applications and further held that since there was joint possession and co-ownership of the plaintiffs and the proforma defendant and since the trial court had passed a joint decree, the appeal stood abated in toto. The order of the appellate court was challenged before High Court in FAO and the same was dismissed. In the instant appeal, appellant-defendants contended that since the decree was severable and separable so far as the proforma defendant was concerned, the appeal could not have been held to have abated in toto.
REPORTABLE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION CIVIL APPEAL NO. OF 2010 (Arising out of SLP (C) No. 8824 of 2008) Budh Ram & Ors. ...Appellants Versus Bansi & Ors. ...Respondents JUDGMENT Dr. B.S. CHAUHAN, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. This appeal has been preferred against the Judgment and Order dated 30.11.2007 in FAO No. 345 of 2003 of the High Court of Himachal Pradesh at Simla by which it has upheld the Judgment and order of the 1st Appellate Court i.e. the Additional District Judge, Solan Camp, Nalagarh in Case No. 19-NL/13 of 2000, whereby the Appellate Court refused to condone the delay in filing the application for substitution of Legal Representatives (hereinafter called the LRs.) of the deceased respondent No.4, Smt. (Parwatu) and held that the appeal filed by the present appellants stood abated in toto. 1 3. The facts and circumstances giving rise to the present case are that the respondents, namely, Tulsi, Bansi and Hariya, all sons of Daulatia, instituted Civil Suit No. 207/1 of 1994 against the present appellants and some of their predecessors-in-interest alongwith Smt. Parwatu, widow of Nanta, a proforma defendant, for seeking


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Russian firm 'linked to Iraq scandal' to list in UK
British listing authorities have given clearance for Polymetal, a Russian silver and goldminer, to seek an initial public offering (IPO) in London, despite the owner's alleged links to Saddam Hussein.
Polymetal is part of the holding company Nafta-Moskva, which, in turn, is owned by the billionaire oligarch Suleiman Kerimov.
The United Nations named Nafta-Moska as one of the companies involved in the Iraqi Oil-for-Food bribery scandal in 2005.
A spokesman for Polymetal said the matter had been investigated and Nafta-Moska cleared of any wrongdoing. Polymetal was, however, forced to disclose the allegations in its prospectus.
Bree Schuette, its international investor relations director, said: "We see these as unfounded allegations that were investigated by the UK listing authorities. Given the number of people who have reviewed…


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BLACK Country performers will be bringing to life Disney's Beauty and the Beast in Brierley Hill next week.
The show will run at Brierley Hill Civic Hall, Bank Street, Brierley Hill, from Wednesday October 10 to Saturday October 13.
Kimberley Fletcher stars as Belle while Daniel Guzman will be playing the Beast.
David Herrington, Natalie Baggott, James Tromans, Martin Francis are also among the array of seasoned Black Country stage stars set to appear in the show - directed by Ian Howarth.
Based on the 1991 Disney movie - it tells the tale of Belle, whose father is imprisoned by the Beast, who offers herself instead and discovers her captor to be an enchanted prince.
Performances will run nightly at 7.30pm; there's also a matinee show starting at 2.30pm on Saturday October 13.
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i have backtrack 5 by gnome 32 bit in my laptop that it model is sony f137fx.
when i boot my laptop by live disk, my monitor display is in 1600*900 resolution mode;
but when i run backtrack 5 from hard disk; my resolution come in 800*600 mode and display icons to large.
please help me to solve this problem.
i try majority way that DISCUSSIONs in http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...x-problem.html
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Over the weekend I ended up taking a leisurely drive, alone, through upstate New York. Beside bright green hills and under tree branches laden with leaves the rough worn road snaked its way.
For a moment I was lost among the glittering light as it spotlighted my path and the clouds formed hands of mist that rapped at my windows. At some point I wasn't even sure I knew where I was headed.
None of this mattered when I rounded a curve and saw a few horses grazing on a pasture.
I could have driven on but I had no where to be so instead I pulled over to enjoy the view, the horses and the beautiful afternoon.
This would have been enough. I could feel my body relaxing, my mind resting. Peace with a capital P enveloped me.
But there was one more horse. A white mare.
She noticed me then went back to grazing, seemingly uninterested in her visitor. I watched her. Time floated and was effortless. And slowly, she grazed her way towards me…
I saw again–as if for the first time–the magnificence of horses. It made me think of my mother–she has a passion for horses and has always loved to ride. It was her enthusiasm that had encouraged me to seek out horse-back riding lessons as a kid. Memories I adore.
While the white one pretended she didn't care whether I was there (and inched her way closer still) I enjoyed watching the black and brown horses in the distance nuzzle and groom one another. I've never seen horses do this before but it wasn't surprising. It reminded me of that story of the dinner tables in Heaven and Hell. In both places each person must use a fork so long that they cannot feed themselves from the bounty. In Hell, they starve for their selfishness. In Heaven, they feed one another and feast.
And then with a whisper, the mare approached me!
First she inspected my shoes and helped her self to a lick. Blue shoe lollipop anyone?
Then, I did the first thing that came to mind and grabbed some grass to feed the lady. Only as her lips were baring down on my flesh did I think of how quickly she could have bitten off my hand like a dandelion head! But those riding lessons came back quick and I remembered "feed palm flat!" And so I did.
She seemed to like her "treat." Or rather, maybe she was hoping she could taste my iPhone next?
We spent some time together until it seemed I had fed her enough of what she could get on her own. And with that she turned and left. But not before flashing a grin goodbye.
Quite an afternoon! I'm so grateful for the inspiration to stop and enjoy what was so clearly a gifted moment. It was nothing short of magic.


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Canada will get its choice of venue and surface when it faces top-ranked Spain in the first round of the 2013 Davis Cup World Group.
While that means the Canadians will be able to maximize the talents of hard-serving Milos Raonic, team captain Martin Laurendeau doesn't think there's a surface out there that can slow down the powerful Spanish.
"The Spaniards win everything from clay to grass, to indoors to outdoors," he said Wednesday on a conference call from Montreal.
"They're good and they have the depth to really not be fooled by any kind of surface."
Still, hosting the tie and having control over the venue provides the best chance Canada has against the Davis Cup juggernaut. They will be able to stay away from clay surfaces, which favour the Spanish and deaden the serve of world No. 15 Raonic.
"We've just got to be sure we pick the surface and the conditions that really will help to help maximize our No. 1 player," Laurendeau said. "He's obviously shown that he can beat a lot of top players.
"If we were to play in Spain, they would for sure play us on clay, even if it's indoors. Now we have the opportunity to play on a surface that suits our game a lot more. We can control that, so that's the reassuring part."
The two teams have met only once before, with Spain winning 4-1 at home on clay in 1991.
Given Canada's weather and the Feb. 1-3 dates for the best-of-five series, an indoor venue was pretty much a lock. Laurendeau said he's sure Tennis Canada's phone will be ringing off the hook with offers to host, but there's no rush to commit and they will make a strategic decision.
Canada is ranked No. 12 in the 16-team World Group and kept their spot in the competition's elite group with a 4-1 victory over South Africa in a playoff last weekend.
Earlier this year, Canada lost 4-1 to France in the first round of World Group play.
Laurendeau said tennis has great momentum right now in Canada and a match like this will only give that a boost.
"But on the other hand, we are playing the best team of the draw. So it's a tough assignment," he added. "But eventually, like I've said before, we need to beat a seeded team and the best chance we have to beat a seeded team will be at home.
"So, whether it's France or it's Spain or another country, we need to pull an upset somewhere. We do have players and we do have doubles who are in a position to win and upset a team at the moment. I really believe that."
Spain's captain Alex Corretja isn't taking the Canadians lightly.
"Canada was one of the strongest rivals we could have gotten, not only for the quality of a team led by Milos Raonic but also because we'll have to play as visiting team just one week after the Australian Open, which means another long trip and time change," he said.
"It will be a complicated tie."
Elsewhere, Switzerland was paired against the Czech Republic in Wednesday's draw, setting up a potential head-to-head between two of the top players in the game — Roger Federer and Tomas Berdych.
The top-ranked Federer has a career 11-5 record against Berdych, but the No. 6 Czech defeated him in four sets at the U.S. Open. Berdych also beat Federer in the quarter-finals at Wimbledon in 2010 and at the 2004 Athens Olympics.
Switzerland will be at home for the series. Federer does not always play in the early rounds of the Davis Cup, and his plans for 2013 are uncertain.
In other matches, the United States will be at home against Brazil, and Argentina will host Germany. It's also France versus Israel, Kazakhstan versus Austria, Italy versus Croatia and Belgium versus Serbia.
Federer played in last weekend's playoff against the Netherlands, winning both of his singles matches to lead Switzerland to a 3-2 victory that ensured his country stayed in the World Group for 2013.
Berdych secured all three points for the Czechs in their semifinal win over Argentina. The Czechs will host Spain in the final Nov. 16-18.
The Czechs hold a 6-2 advantage against Switzerland, although the Swiss won the last time they met on home soil in 1998.
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Inspections, Compliance, Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations
Fisherman's Market Ltd. 11/15/12
Department of Health and Human Services
|Public Health Service
Food and Drug Administration
|College Park, MD 20740
Bill Langdon, Plant Manager
Fisherman's Market Ltd.
607 Bedford Hwy.
Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3M 2L6
Reference No.# 375479
Dear Mr. Langdon:
We inspected your seafood processing facility Fisherman's Market Ltd., located at 607 Bedford Hwy., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada on June 28 and 29, 2012. During that inspection, we found that you had serious violations of the seafood Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) regulation, Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 123 (21 CFR 123). At the conclusion of the inspection, FDA issued an FDA-483, Inspectional Observations, listing the deviations found at your firm during the inspection. We acknowledge receipt of your response sent via email on July 30, 2012. This response included descriptions of your corrective actions and a revised copy of your HACCP plan for "Mackerel, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Herring Shad, Tuna." Your response, however, did not include a revised copy of your HACCP plan for your vacuum packaged frozen cooked lobster, crab and shrimp. Our evaluation of the documentation revealed that the response was not adequate, as further described in this letter.
In accordance with 21 CFR 123.6(g), failure of a processor offish or fishery products to have and implement a HACCP plan that complies with this section or otherwise operate in accordance with the requirements of Part 123, renders the fish or fishery products adulterated within the meaning of Section 402(a)(4) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act), 21 U.S.C. § 342(a)(4). Accordingly, your mackerel, mahi mahi, marlin, herring, shad, tuna and your vacuum packaged frozen cooked lobster, crab and shrimp products are adulterated, in that they have been prepared, packed, or held under conditions whereby they may have been rendered injurious to health. You may find the Act, the seafood HACCP regulation and the 4th Edition of the Fish and Fisheries Products Hazards and Controls Guidance (the Hazards Guide) through links in FDA's home page at www.fda.gov.
The 4th Edition of the Hazards Guide can be found on our web site at: http://www.fda.gov/Food/GuidanceComplianceRegulatoryinformation/GuidanceDocuments/Seafood/FishandFisheriesProductsHazardsandControlsGuide/default.htm
Your significant deviations are as follows:
1. You must conduct or have conducted for you a hazard analysis for each kind of fish and fishery product that you produce to determine whether there are food safety hazards that are reasonably likely to occur and have a HACCP plan that, at a minimum, lists the food safety hazards that are reasonably likely to occur to comply with 21 CFR 123.6(a) and (c)(1). A food safety hazard is defined in 21 CFR 123.3(f) as "any biological, chemical, or physical property that may cause a food to be unsafe for human consumption." However, your firm 's HACCP plans are not appropriate, as follows:
a. Your firm 's revised HACCP plan for "Mackerel, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Herring Shad, Tuna" provided with your July 30th response and for "Cooked Lobster, Crab and Shrimp" collected during the inspection do not identify the food safety hazard of undeclared allergens. FDA recommends that firms include a critical control point in their plans to monitor each batch of labels for the declaration of all allergenic substances, including the appropriate fish species, on each product label. Additionally, for products such as shrimp that are often (b)(4), FDA recommends that firms also monitor for declaration of these chemicals on the labels, when these chemicals have been used on the products.
b. Your firm's HACCP plan for vacuum packaged frozen "Cooked Lobster, Crab and Shrimp" collected during the inspection does not identify the food safety hazard of Clostridium botulinum growth and toxin formation. FDA recommends that firms include a statement on each label to instruct the end user to "Keep Frozen" and "Important Keep Frozen and Thaw Under Refrigeration Immediately Before Use." FDA further recommends that firms include a critical control point in their plans to monitor each batch of labels for presence of the handling instructions on each individual product label.
2. You must conduct a hazard analysis to determine whether there are food safety hazards that are reasonably likely to occur and have a HACCP plan that, at a minimum, lists the critical control points to comply with 21 CFR 123.6(a) and (c)(2). A critical control point is defined in 21 CFR 123.3(b) as a "point, step, or procedure in a food process at which control can be applied and a food safety hazard can as a result be prevented, eliminated, or reduced to acceptable levels." However, your firm's HACCP plans do not list the appropriate critical control points, as follows:
a. Your firm's revised HACCP plan for "Mackerel, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Herring, Shad, Tuna" provided with your July 30th response does not list the critical control point of refrigerated storage following receipt for controlling the food safety hazard of histamine formation.
b. Your firm's HACCP plan for vacuum packaged frozen "Cooked Lobster, Crab and Shrimp" collected during the inspection does not list a critical control point for (b)(4) following the cook step. FDA recommends cooling the products to below 70°F (21 °C) within two hours and from 70°F (21 °C) to 40°F (4.4°C) within an additional four hours. Additionally, we recommend monitoring internal temperatures during the cooling step to ensure the time and temperature parameters are consistently met.
3. You must have a HACCP plan that, at a minimum, lists the critical limits that must be met to comply with 21 CFR 123.6(c)(3). A critical limit is defined in 21 CFR 123.3(c) as "the maximum or minimum value to which a physical, biological, or chemical parameter must be controlled at a critical control point to prevent, eliminate, or reduce to an acceptable level the occurrence of the identified food safety hazard." However, your firm 's HACCP plan for vacuum packaged frozen "Cooked Lobster, Crab and Shrimp" collected during the inspection does not list critical limits at the (b)(4) critical control point adequate to control the identified hazard of "pathogen survival."
Your plan lists critical limits at the cooking process as (b)(4) However, these time and temperature parameters are not adequate for controlling Listeria monocytogenes, the target organism associated with ready-to-eat cooked products. FDA recommends for control of Listeria monocytogenes that firms achieve a 6 log reduction (6D) in the number of organism. For example, at an internal temperature of 80°C products would need to be held for 0.09 minutes (5.4 seconds) to achieve a 6D reduction in the number of Listeria monocytogenes organisms. However, your critical time limit is listed as only (b)(4). Moreover, the monitoring procedure listed in your plan relies on (b)(4) Therefore, your firm needs to have established the (b)(4) based on a validated scientific study. The scientific study is necessary to ensure that the (b)(4) provides an adequate reduction in the number of organisms in the slowest heating unit or portion of product under the worse set of heating conditions. For example, FDA recommends that your firm do the following: 1) conduct a temperature distribution study within the heating system to identify any cold spots; 2) conduct heat penetration studies on each product type to account for the slowest heating product under the worse case conditions; and 3) consider any other critical factors that affect the rate of heating of the products.
We note that your firm did provide our investigator with a document entitled "Safe Operating Procedures for Lobster/Crab Cooking." While this document provides scheduled cook times and temperatures based on pounds of product, it indicates that the recommended cooks will achieve an internal product temperature of (b)(4) for only (b)(4) seconds listed in your plan). Moreover, the document does not provide any scheduled cook processes for shrimp.
4. You must have a HACCP plan that, at a minimum, lists monitoring procedures and their frequencies for each critical control point to comply with 21 CFR 123.6(c)(4). However, your HACCP plan for vacuum packaged frozen "Cooked lobster, crab and shrimp" lists monitoring procedures at the "(b)(4) critical control point that are not adequate to control the identified hazard of pathogen survival and growth.
Your monitoring procedures list (b)(4)." However, this is not adequate to ensure that your firm is meeting your critical limits listed at the critical control point as "(b)(4) Because the processing time is extensive (i.e., 24 hours) your firm needs to ensure that you perform monitoring and recording of time and temperature of either internal temperatures or ambient (i.e., room) temperatures at least every 2 hours to ensure that temperatures are maintained between 4° and 10°C for the duration of the 24 hour period.
5. Predetermined corrective action plans included in a firm's HACCP plan, to be taken whenever there is a deviation from a critical limit, must be appropriate to comply with 21 CFR 123.7(b). However, your corrective actions plans are not adequate as follows:
a. Your corrective action plan for your Mackerel, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Herring Shad, Tuna is not appropriate at the (b)(4)" critical control point to control histamine formation. Specifically, your firm does not list how many fish in each affected lot will be tested for histamine. FDA recommends a minimum of 60 fish representatively collected from throughout the lot, including any individual fish observed to have been exposed to inadequate cooling media or ice.
b. Your corrective action plan for your vacuum packaged frozen cooked lobster, crab and shrimp is not appropriate at the (b)(4) critical control point. Advising your quality control personnel does not prevent the distribution of potentially adulterated products. FDA recommends chilling the affected product and evaluating the total time and temperature exposures; or cooking the product, after evaluating the potential for the heat stable Staphylococcus aureus or Bacillus cereus toxins; or diverting the product to non-food use; or destroying the product.
You should respond in writing within 15 working days from your receipt of this letter. Your response should outline the specific things you are doing to correct these violations. Your response should include documentation, such as: a copy of any revised HACCP plan or plans; at least five (5) complete product days worth of monitoring records to demonstrate that you have implemented the revised plan or plans; any verification records; and any other useful information that would assist us in evaluating your corrections. If you cannot complete all corrections within fifteen days, you should explain the reason for your delay and state when you will correct any remaining violations.
If you do not respond or if we find your response inadequate, we may take further action. For instance, we may take further action to refuse admission of your imported fish or fishery products under Section 801(a) of the Act (21 U.S.C. § 381(a)), including placing them on detention without physical examination (DWPE). FDA's DWPE is an administrative procedure whereby products offered for import into the United States may be detained without physical examination upon entry. DWPE information may be conveyed in FDA's Import Alerts. For your information, an example of an Import Alert that conveys information specific to foreign firms that are not in compliance with the seafood HACCP regulation is Import Alert #16-120. You may view this alert at: http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/cms_ia/ialist.html
This letter may not list all the deviations at your facility. You are responsible for ensuring that your processing plant operates in compliance with the Act and all applicable regulations, including the Seafood HACCP regulation and the Good Manufacturing Practice regulation (21 CFR 110). You also have a responsibility to use procedures to prevent further violations of the Act and all applicable regulations.
Additionally, Section 743 of the Act (21 U.S.C. 379j-31) authorizes FDA to assess and collect fees to cover FDA's costs for certain activities, including re-inspection-related costs. Are inspection is one or more inspections conducted subsequent to an inspection that identified noncompliance materially related to a food safety requirement of the Act, specifically to determine whether compliance has been achieved. Re-inspection-related costs means all expenses, including administrative expenses, incurred in connection with FDA's arranging, conducting, and evaluating the results of the re-inspection and assessing and collecting the re-inspection fees (21 U.S.C. 379j-31(a)(2)(B)). For a foreign facility, FDA will assess and collect fees for re-inspection-related costs from the U.S. Agent for the foreign facility. The inspection noted in this letter identified noncompliance materially related to a food safety requirement of the Act. Accordingly, FDA may assess fees to cover any re-inspection-related costs.
Please send your reply to Food and Drug Administration, Attention: Mildred Benjamin, Consumer Safety Officer, Office of Compliance, Division of Enforcement, Food Adulteration Assessment Branch (HFS-607), 5100 Paint Branch Parkway, College Park, MD 20740 U.S.A. If you have any questions regarding this letter, you may contact Ms. Benjamin via email at email@example.com
Michael W. Roosevelt
Acting Director
Office of Compliance
Center for Food Safety
and Applied Nutrition


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Husky - + Anima
|Still an ongoing one as I'd love to finish off all the little details and make his cloak and a sturdier staff~
Husky! I cannot wait to see this!
Looks good! Nice to see some +Anima cosplay! :D
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Progress Journal
Early Morning Flailings (Posted 23rd October 2011)
Well the staff is completely sprayed and awaiting its final colours And I'm really getting quite nervous about this cosplay.
I'm happy about it, but as it's my first cosplay I'm making/putting together completely from scratch I'm nervous about it.
But otherwise I think it's just the ribbon, the staff and hemming the other sleeve for his shirt and he'll be finished..... *EXCITED FLAILINGS*
Can't wait to flail this around MCM with my Cooro and Senri on the Saturday
~ Husky out x
Late updates (Posted 21st October 2011)
Well now it's 8 days till I'll be wearing the costume and it's not going to badly now, quite a lot of progress since I last updated.
Wig ~ I have it and though it's a darker blue than the seller showed I'm happy with the colour, and am going to style it the day before I think, when I'm at my Cooro's house (Michi-Agogo)
Shirt ~ Due to lack of time and my own creativity I shall be doing Husky without his blue outer-shirt, instead I'll be doing the black undershirt and his shorts (in my opinion) will not be exactly accurate but I think they work well with bringing him into the 3D realm ^^ (or so I'll keep telling myself)
Boots ~ I went out and hunted them down and I freaking love them, they're really comfy, give me a little more height and look pretty accurate to me ^^
And of course the info you've all been looking forward to (obviously XD)
THE STAFF OF (Cooro's) DOOOOOOOOM XD
Any questions feel free to ask but for now...
~ Husky out
Husky's where?! (Posted 9th October 2011)
So far Husky's been pretty slow at coming together ^^; Slightly nervous about this costume being ready in time for MCM
That will hopefully be all mache'd within the next couple of days :D
~ Husky out


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I want to practice drawing, but I'm too lazy to practice.
So I'm implemented a plan on my site
My plan was "Submit a drawing a day , of one hundred days."
Every day I Submit a drawing, and other users on the site can advise me what character to painting.
From August 22, I have been working on it for 17 days!
Here is all the paintings I done
And now I hope you can participate on of my plan
If you want me to paint any character
Please tell me his(her or its?) full name,what stories he from, and his picture
I'll include him in the list!
Whatever kind of character if you want!
But I do not guarantee the integrity of works,sorry.
(Sorry,my mission's objective is to have a drawing to Submit every day, no to draw it how pretty ......)
If you have any suggestions for me to draw, please leave a message!:)


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Luce Foundation Center for American Art
Craft: Fiber: Basket
Ed Rossbach
(born Chicago, IL 1914 -- died Berkeley, CA 2002)
"[My baskets] . . . are more satisfying when I see them only occasionally. Ive heard that some people feel that way about their children." Ed Rossbach, 1997
Ed Rossbach began making baskets out of tundra grasses while stationed in the Aleutians during World War II, and went on to earn a Master of Fine Arts degree from Cranbrook Academy on the GI Bill. Like Pat Hickman and Lillian Elliott, he became part of the Bay Area fiber arts movement of the 1960s and 1970s, challenging traditional forms and media in basketmaking. He used plastic, metal, food cartons, and old newspapers to express his delight in American popular culture. A carefully crafted basket made out of trash was Rossbachs challenge to his audience to rediscover the joy of doing, of creating something of no value that was still beautiful.


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Report: Brownback Will Be Ambassador To U.N. For Food And Ag
WICHITA, Kan.
Our news partners at KAKE NEWS are reporting that Governor Sam Brownback may be leaving the state for a job in Italy.
A former high-ranking government official, speaking to Kansas Public Radio on condition of anonymity, said Gov. Brownback will be named the next U.S. ambassador to the United Nations agencies for food and agriculture in Rome.
If Brownback were to leave his post, Lt. Governor Jeff Colyer would become governor.


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Dec 28, 2012 - By Christina George, Staff WriterA year after the death of a girl on a rural highway, Fremont County Attorney Brian Varn said he is satisfied with the verdict rendered by a jury in the case of the man charged in the incident.
On Nov. 16, after a nearly week-long trial, a jury acquitted William Dean Barnes, 53, of Lander, of aggravated vehicular homicide and exercise of due care by drivers.
Barnes was found guilty of misdemeanors that included homicide by vehicle, maximum speed/too fast for conditions, and passing a stopped school bus with flashing red lights.
"This was a very difficult case to investigate, charge and take to trial," Varn said. "The fact that the jury deliberated for nearly eight hours shows exactly the wrestling they went through."
Barnes faces fines and 405 days in jail.
The charges stem from a Dec. 20, 2011, crash near Crowheart the truck Barnes was driving struck and killed an 11-year-old Wind River School student who was exiting a school bus and crossing U.S. Highway 26 toward her home.
"I trust completely the jury process and respect their decision, especially in the very difficult cases like this one," Varn said.
Lander-based defense attorney Devon Petersen called it a "fair" verdict.
"It was probably the right thing that needed to happen," Petersen said. "We had the trial because we felt he wasn't guilty of aggravated vehicular homicide."
Barnes faced 20 years if convicted of the felony charge.
At trial, Petersen argued that Barnes did not see the school bus's flashing lights as he passed it and collided with the child. Several factors were presented, including limited visibility because of patchy fog.
Prosecutors said Barnes consciously chose to ignore the stopped bus and called several witnesses to the stand who testified about seeing the flashing lights. Witnesses also discussed weather conditions and data from Barnes's pickup truck that indicated he didn't apply his brakes before the collision and was traveling 57 mph when he struck the girl.
Petersen said he wouldn't have felt right if his client were acquitted of all charges, including the homicide by vehicle charge. He said the jury was good at listening to both sides.
"It really reaffirms my faith in the jury system," he added.
District Court Judge Norman E. Young ordered that presentencing investigation to take place before he sentences Barnes.
Petersen said this kind of investigation looks into Barnes's background, including his upbringing and criminal history or substance abuse. The Wyoming Department of Corrections conducts the examination.
"Then they will make a recommendation to the court for sentencing," Petersen said. "It's good because it gives the judge more information of what kind of person this is."
A sentencing hearing for Barnes has not yet been set, but Petersen believes it could take place in four to six weeks.Â
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Sheep Dogs of Northern Nevada
Sheepherders could not do their jobs without trusty, well-trained sheep dogs. One man with two or three dogs is more effective than several men at herding sheep. A herder often raised his dogs from pups, and if a he moved from one outfit to another, he took his dogs with him. A sheepherder and his dogs were inseparable and mutually loyal companions. Having at least one intelligent and responsive dog in the camp could help a sheepherder control loneliness and homesickness on the range. The young dogs that were often apprentices to more experienced sheep dogs would keep the herder entertained.
Anyone who has ever driven sheep a single mile knows so well that a good sheep dog is almost an absolute necessity. without the presence of a dog the sheep fear and dislike, they soon slow down to almost a standstill and pay no attention to the hoots and hollers of men who try to urge them to move on ahead.— Clel Georgetta, Golden Fleece in Nevada, p. 10
Dogs would protect the sheep from predators such as coyotes and bobcats, especially at night when the herder was asleep. A good sheep dog would keep the sheep from bunching too much and trampling the feed, and would not make them overly nervous.
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Dear Father John, I am an at-home mom of 4 young children (none of them in school yet) and it's terrible to admit, but I can't help but feel sometimes that God means for me to do "more than this." I am an attorney and practiced successfully for several years before getting married and becoming a mom. My kids mean the world to me, but isn't it possible that God doesn't... Read More


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The world's second biggest fashion label, Swedish H&M, is to whet the appetite of Sydneysiders with a pop-up shop at Pitt Street Mall on Thursday evening. It will be part of the Vogue Fashion's Night Out event.
During the event, 600 retailers will open their doors to offer discounts, free champagne and fashion shows.
H&M has already opened in Melbourne and is due to open its first Sydney store at the AMP Macquarie Centre on October 16.
At the pop-up site, there will be a showcase of the new autumn/winter 14/15 Studio collection, although, some spring and summer fashions maybe on view for the Australian season.
The Japanese brand Uniqlo also has a pop-up store in the Glasshouse centre with frontage to the mall, as a precursor to the opening of its flagship site at 420 George Street. It has been suggested that once renovated, it could be the site for the Sydney flagship H&M store.
Pitt Street Mall is gearing up for a new round of international fashion entrants with the US Forever 21 said to be leasing the Adidas site at 400 George Street, facing Pitt Street Mall, while the cosmetics giant, Sephora, is taking up residence at the former Esprit site at Westfield Sydney. Polo Ralph Lauren is said to be looking at the Guess site next door.
The retailers will join Zara, the world's biggest fashion chain, along the strip that is the sixth most expensive site for rent in the world.


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The Arizona Daily Star's Sportsmen's Fund Send a Kid to Camp program raises money so children from low-income households and military families can attend overnight YMCA, Boy Scout and Girl Scout and Camp Courage burn camps.
Our goal is to raise $170,000 to send 770 kids to weeklong overnight camps this summer. Donations are welcome throughout the year. So far we have received 676 donations totaling $58,222.
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Something has changed within her. Something is not the same. She's through playing by the rules of someone else's game. Too late for second-guessing. Too late to go back to sleep. It's time to trust her instincts. Close her eyes and leap! It's time she tries defying gravity. She's flying high, defying gravity. And you can't pull her down! I hope you enjoyed this extended "Wicked" reference. Thank you. TGIF! [Buzzfeed]


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It doesn't take much to add a log on the fire between Alabama and Auburn. A slip of the tongue by Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban has done just that. Saban was speaking at halftime of this weekend's basketball game between the schools while accepting the Foy-ODK Sportsmanship Trophy for November's Iron Bowl victory at Auburn.
In addition to praising his own team's performance last year, he added the following: "We also have a tremendous amount of respect for the University of Auburn."
The problem is that the official name of his rival is Auburn University. And Tigers fans are particularly sensitive to how they are referred to by they flagship school in the state.
Birmingham News columnist Ray Melick writes that one former Alabama coach thought it was cute never to mention the name, and instead referred to Auburn as "that school down the road." And another even more famous former Tide coach referred to Auburn as the "cow college."
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We show how to price the time series and cross-section of the term structure of interest rates using a three-step linear regression approach. Our method allows computationally fast estimation of term structure models with a large number of pricing factors. We present specification tests favoring a model using five principal components of yields as factors. We demonstrate that this model outperforms the Cochrane-Piazzesi (2008) four-factor specification in out-of-sample exercises, but generates similar in-sample term premium dynamics. Our regression approach can also incorporate unspanned factors and allows estimation of term structure models without observing a zero-coupon yield curve.
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RICHMOND, Va. Saying Michael Vick hadn't taken full responsibility for his role in a dog fighting ring, including the killing of pit bulls that did not pass tests of their fighting prowess, a federal judge Monday sentenced the suspended quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons to 23 months in prison.
Vick's mother, Brenda Boddie, sobbed in court. She was hugged by Vick's brother, Marcus, like Michael a former Virginia Tech quarterback.
"I'm willing to deal with the consequences and accept responsibility for all my actions," Vick, a native of Newport News, Va., said before his sentencing.
That did not satisfy Judge Henry E. Hudson.
"I'm not convinced you have fully accepted all of your responsibility for your criminal involvement in this venture," said Hudson, who sentenced Vick on one count of interstate conspiracy to sponsor dog fighting.
Vick's lead attorney, Billy Martin, argued for a lighter sentence and said Vick "clearly was trying to accept responsibility."
Martin told the judge, "We believe that what Mr. Vick was doing was in no way trying to minimize, in no way trying to hide facts from you."
The judge said a pre-sentence report by the U.S. Probation Office indicated Vick had given conflicting statements about whether he personally took part in killing dogs, including some by drowning and hanging.
Assistant U.S. attorney Michael Gill said that initially after his plea deal Vick denied "hands on" involvement in the killing.
Gill said that in a later interview with the FBI Vick acknowledged carrying a dog to a co-defendant, who tied a rope around the dog's neck. Gill said Vick then said, "I dropped the dog."
Gill told the judge, "You cannot shade the truth. You have to lay it on the table."
When Vick made his guilty plea in August, his agreement with prosecutors called for a recommended sentencing guideline of 12-18 months in prison. The maximum penalty for the offense is five years in prison.
However, the pre-sentence report called for a harsher guideline of 18-24 months, denying Vick an "acceptance of responsibility" credit. The prosecution agreed with that in court Monday and recommended that Vick be sentenced at the higher end of the guideline.
Vick voluntarily entered prison three weeks ago to get a head start on his anticipated sentence. Federal inmates must serve at least 85% of their sentences with a "good time" reduction of up to 15%.
"I have to make better decisions and use better judgment," Vick told the judge.
While free on bond awaiting sentencing, Vick was placed on partial home confinement after a report by his probation officer that Vick had tested positive for marijuana. Gill said Monday that Vick gave conflicting accounts about when he used the drug.
Attorney Martin said Vick was "clinically depressed" at the time of the marijuana use. "What he attempted to do was self-medicate," said Martin.
In addition to the 23-month sentence, the judge ordered Vick to spend three years on probation following his release and fined him $5,000.
Two of Vick?s co-defendants were sentenced on Nov. 30. Quanis Phillips of Atlanta was sentenced to 21 months in prison. Purnell Peace of Virginia Beach, received 18 months. A fourth defendant, Tony Taylor of Hampton, Va., will be sentenced Dec. 14.
Demonstrators from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals carried signs outside the Richmond courthouse reading, "Dogs Deserve Justice."
John Goodwin, manager of animal fight issues for The Humane Society of the United States, attended the sentencing.
Does Goodwin believe Vick has accepted responsibly?
"That's a tough one because obviously we weren't there when the FBI agent interviewed him for that five hours," said Goodwin.
"So it's really hard for me to know. But Michael Vick is in a powerful position to help himself. He has a powerful story to tell that could help deter other people from making the same mistakes. And I believe in redemption. It has to be sincere.
"And he can prove it's sincere by being forthright and giving investigators what they need to put other dogfighters behind bars."
Allie Phillips, director of public policy for the American Human Association, also attended the sentencing. She noted Vick didn't mention the dogs in court.
"He had really a one-time opportunity today, and he apologized to the court and to his family and to his friends. The judge reminded him that he should also apologize to all of the children who idolized him. But not once did he (Vick) ever mention the dogs," said Phillips.
"We are a little concerned that there was no verbalization by the judge for psychological treatment and counseling. … There is a very specialized animal cruelty treatment program out there. … It's empathy training so that you don't do this again."
Attorney Martin said of Vick, "He now knows that when he returns back to us that he cannot in any way do anything that would injure an animal or that would otherwise show that he is not a good member of society."
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Police arrested a man suspected of being one of the failed London suicide bombers in Birmingham yesterday but warned that the other suspects may be armed and poised to strike again after their makeshift explosives factory was found in a north London flat.
Anti-terrorist police used a stun gun to subdue the man during a 4.30am raid on a Birmingham address, where they also found a suspect package.
Police would not comment on a Sky Television report that the arrested bombing suspect was Yassin Hassan Omar.
They made three other arrests in Birmingham, two more on a train travelling to King's Cross station in London and one arrest at Luton Airport.
Yet London remains on the highest level of alert. Police fear the would-be bombers returned to the flat in New Southgate, north London, and re-equipped themselves with explosives after their failed attacks last Thursday.
"They are capable of killing again; we must find them," the Metropolitan Police commissioner, Sir Ian Blair, said on Tuesday night. He said there were "probably" other cells of bombers planning attacks, as 1000 detectives continued to hunt for the men.
Police found chemicals and bomb-making equipment in the flat where two of the suspected bombers, Omar and Mutkar Said Ibrahim, stayed. A neighbour told The Times the men returned to the flat after the failed bombings looking "startled and dishevelled".
Another neighbour, 23-year-old Sarah Scott, told newspapers Ibrahim had given her a pamphlet called Understanding Islam and had highlighted a phrase saying: "Anyone who says, 'There is no God (worthy of worship) except Allah' and dies holding to that belief will enter Paradise."
Police said Ibrahim's parents, who are asylum seekers from Eritrea, contacted them and provided critical information that led to the discovery of the flat.
The arrests come as the gathering battle in Britain over police powers appeared to split the Prime Minister, Tony Blair, and his wife, Cherie.
Mr Blair suggested judges who have blocked deportations and elements of his tough anti-terrorism legislation were too cautious and out of touch with the public mood. He urged Muslims to oppose the "rubbish" found on Islamist websites that the US or a "Crusader Zionist Alliance" were trying to suppress Islam.
But his wife, the barrister Cherie Booth, told a conference in Malaysia the Government must not weaken civil liberties as it responded to terrorism.
She said it would be "all too easy" to respond in a way that "cheapens our right to call ourselves a civilised nation".
She praised last year's judgement by Britain's highest court - the House of Lords Law Lords - that the Government's policy of holding foreign terrorist suspects indefinitely without charge broke human rights laws.
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The suspect was discovered in a wooded area near the property. After the suspect refused orders to surrender, the officers went deeper onto the property in an attempt to make an arrest. One of the officers fired at the suspect but did not hit him after the suspect appeared to reach for a weapon.
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Reds deal reeling Pirates 5th consecutive defeat
CINCINNATI — The Pirates are free-falling out of the playoff race because they are losing games — and they're wasting opportunities.
They are wasting opportunities because they cannot do the fundamentals — run, hit, pitch.
At this point, the trail of excuses veers in all directions. Lack of experience. Lack of talent. Lack of luck. Lack of execution. Lack of concentration.
A little bit of all of those were on display Tuesday in the Pirates' 5-3 letdown against the Cincinnati Reds.
"Another tough one," Pirates outfielder Jose Tabata said. "We just can't seem to get over that hump."
The Pirates' five-game losing streak is their longest since they dropped five in a row April 10-14. Back then, there was plenty of time to recover. Now, the Pirates have no chance to win the NL Central and their hopes of claiming the second NL wild-card spot are fading.
Six weeks ago, the Pirates were 16 games over .500 and seemed poised to snap their streak of 19 losing seasons. To do that, they'll need to win 10 of their final 21 games.
"The way we've gotten here, it feels like we're in a bad position," Pirates pitcher Kevin Correia said. "But we're still in a good spot, if we can get on a roll again. It can turn around in one game."
In the first inning, Alex Presley ripped a line-drive homer to left field off right-hander Mike Leake (8-9).
The lead didn't last long. Reds leadoff batter Brandon Phillips blasted the first pitch from Correia (10-9) into the left field seats for his 17th homer.
Dioner Navarro walked to start the second. With one out, Leake slapped a single past third baseman Pedro Alvarez, who was playing in to guard against a bunt.
Phillips hit a ground ball double that was deflected by shortstop Clint Barmes. Navarro scored.
Correia's 1-1 curveball to Drew Stubbs bounced away in the dirt. Catcher Michael McKenry tried to flip the ball to Correia at the plate, but it caromed off Leake as he slid home and rolled toward the Reds' dugout. Phillips scored on the error.
Barmes doubled to start the fifth inning. Correia tried to bunt him to third but instead popped up to catcher Navarro.
Second baseman Brock Holt's flashy batting stats at Triple-A Indianapolis earned him a September call-up. But he remains a work in progress in the field, evidenced by slow pivots the past two nights that morphed wanna-be double plays into one-out fielder's choices.
The rookie has some lessons to learn on the basepaths, too. With Barmes still at second, Holt singled to shallow right field. Barmes wisely held up at third base, but Holt made a wide turn at first and was tagged out.
"It's an awareness play," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said. "It's a hard-hit ball; you should know they've got a Gold Glove outfielder (Jay Bruce) with a strong arm."
What could've been a first-and-third, one-out scoring chance evaporated. Presley grounded out to end the inning.
Gaby Sanchez hit a pinch-hit, two-run homer in the seventh. Scott Rolen added a long solo homer in the eighth off Pirates rookie Kyle McPherson.
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