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Kicks from the Penalty Mark Checklist for AYSO Referees
AYSO Region 20
Kicks From The Penalty Mark
Checklist for Referees
Before the Conclusion of Overtime
- Cover in the pregame basic requirements for this procedure
- Remind both coaches at a convenient stoppage (e.g., between the first and second overtime periods of play) that:
- Unlike FIFA procedures, players from the team who are not on the pitch at the end of overtime will participate in Kicks from the Penalty Mark (KFTPM).
- However, only players on the field at the end of overtime will be eligible to participate in The Initial Group of Five Kicks from the Mark.
- To clarify, if (after the initial group of five kicks has taken place), the score is still tied, all members of a team who have not been sent off or are out with an injury are considered eligible participants in the KFTPM process.
Between The Conclusion of Overtime and the Taking of the First Kick
The "kicks from the penalty mark" phase of the match begins immediately upon the conclusion of overtime and includes the activities described in this section
- Determine the number of eligible players for each team
- Eligible players include any players temporarily off the field with the permission or at the direction of the referee (e.g., receiving treatment, correcting equipment, bleeding, or have blood on the uniform)
- Again, unlike FIFA procedures, if the teams are of unequal numbers, the team with more eligible players shall not "reduce to equate." In Region 20, one of our core philosophies is "Everyone Plays." So all team members will be eligible for Kicks From the Penalty Mark.
- Allow players to receive water, treatment, equipment repair, or other such assistance on the field near their bench. Team officials may temporarily enter the field but must exit the field when directed by the referee.
- Decide which end of the field will be used for this procedure
- The senior assistant referee takes a position at the intersection of the goal line and the goal area line
- The other assistant referee will be located in the center circle
- Conduct a coin toss (winner chooses which team will kick first)
- At the conclusion of the break time set by the competition authority, ensure that all eligible players remain on the field as follows:
- Defending goalkeeper properly positioned at the goal
- Non-defending goalkeeper at the intersection of the goal line and the penalty area line behind the senior assistant referee
- All other team members at the center circle. (A coach and assistant coach may join the players at the center circle.)
During Kicks From The Penalty Mark (From The First Kick Onward)
- All players (including the goalkeeper) must conform with the uniform and equipment requirements of Law 4
- All players and substitutes remain under the authority of the referee
- A foul cannot be committed, but an appropriate card can be shown for misconduct
- A caution issued during overtime (including any extra time) is counted in causing a send-off if a second caution is given during kicks from the mark
- Team officials are required to behave in a responsible manner
- A player who is sent off or is injured and unable to continue will reduce the team's pool of eligible players but, again, the opposing team will not "reduce to equate"
- Substitutions are not permitted
- However, an injured goalkeeper may be substituted
- If the goalkeeper had kicked before being replaced, the goalkeeper's substitute from off the field is considered also to have kicked
- The goalkeeper may change places with an eligible teammate at any time provided the requirements of Law 3 are met
- Except where modified by rules specific to this procedure, kicks from the mark are conducted in accordance with the requirements and procedures in Law 14, the Guide to Procedures, and the officiating team's pregame discussion However, once the ball is in play, the kicker may not play the ball again in any way (including if the ball rebounds from the goalkeeper, the crossbar, or a goalpost)
- A goal is scored by a kick from the mark only if it meets the requirements of Law 10
- If the kicker violates Law 14 and a goal is scored or if the goalkeeper violates Law 14 and a goal is not scored, the kick must be retaken
- If, as a result of a violation, the kick must be repeated, it may be taken by a different eligible player
- The other eligible player must not have kicked already in the same round
- The original kicker whose kick is retaken by a different eligible player is not counted as having taken a kick
- The senior assistant referee assists the referee with determining if a goal has been scored and whether there has been illegal goalkeeper movement which affected the outcome of the kick
- The other assistant referee assists in managing the players in the center circle and maintaining an orderly movement of the players out from and back to the center circle, in accordance with the procedures discussed in the pregame.
- If the end of the field being used for kicks from the mark becomes unplayable (field conditions and/or the condition of the goal), the referee may change to the other end of the field, but it is recommended that, if possible, this not be done until each team has kicked an equal number of times
- Unless otherwise specified by the rules of competition, the final match report will indicate the tied score at the end of overtime (including any extra time) and will then indicate the final tally of kicks from the mark which allowed one team to advance
- If, through misconduct, injury, or other cause, the number of players on a team falls below seven in U14, six in U12, or five in U10, the kicks from the penalty mark will continue so long as the team has at least a single eligible player
Initial Group Of 5 Kicks From The Mark
· The Initial Group of 5 Kicks From the Mark should be made up of five players on the field at the end of overtime.
· Kicks from the mark are conducted in pairs, one from each team, for an initial round of up to five pairs
· Kicks from the mark are stopped and one team is declared the winner if that team has scored more goals than the other team and the number of kicks remaining for that other team is insufficient to make up the difference (e.g., 3-0 after three rounds -- the team with 0 cannot make up the difference since only two kicks remain)
· Kicks from the mark proceed past the initial round of five only if, after five kicks by each team, the score is still tied
Initial Round Of All Players Taking Kicks from the Penalty Mark
· Past the initial group of five, kicks from the mark proceed only in single pairs
· At this point, kicks from the mark are stopped and one team is declared the winner if that team has scored in its pair but the other team has not
· If kicks from the mark proceed beyond all eligible players into a second or subsequent round, players are not required to kick in the same order as in any previous round


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GSP International Airport President and CEO Dave Edwards has been named 2013 Chairman of Airports Council International – North America. The Chairman's Gavel was tossed at the Chairman's Honors Luncheon during the 2012 ACI-NA/ACI World Annual Conference and Exhibition in Calgary, Alberta.
During the luncheon on Wednesday Edwards eloquently outlined his goals for the upcoming year. In addition to continuing ACI-NA's work with various government regulators and industry partners, Edwards shared that he plans to lead the ACI-NA Board of Directors in an effort to develop a 5-year strategic plan to help guide the organization.
View Chairman's Honors Luncheon Remarks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aanK62FGR-I&feature=youtu.be
Edwards has over twenty years' experience in airport management with expertise in the areas of business development, properties, governmental affairs, operations, and international marketing. Immediately prior to relocating to Greenville-Spartanburg, Edwards served as the Airport Director of the Asheville Regional Airport Authority. Under his leadership the Airport Authority successfully implemented and/or completed over $60 million in capital improvements, improved air service, including securing the airport's first low fare carrier.
Since joining GSP International in July 2009, Edwards has help guide the Airport District to successfully securing the number one low fare carrier in the country Southwest Airlines. Responsible for the overall administration of the airport, Edwards has been instrumental in revamping a number of administrative policies and procedures, and overseeing the GSP International Airport's terminal renovation program, WINGSPAN, to support the long-term commercial aviation and economic development needs of Upstate SC.
ACI-NA is an international trade association representing more than 400 airports in the United States and Canada. Its mission is to advocate policies and provide services that strengthen the ability of air carrier airports to serve their passengers, customers and communities.

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"Urinetown, the Musical", February 18 - 21
February 2nd, 2010 | SMWC
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College Music and Theatre Department presents "Urinetown, the Musical", February 18 - 21. Urinetown was produced on Broadway in September, 2001, by the Araca Group and Dodger Theatricals in association with TheaterDreams, Inc., and Lauren Mitchell. Music and Lyrics were by Mark Hollman and Book and Lyrics by Greg Kotis.
Don't let the title fool you-this show is a hilarious conglomeration of every musical comedy style you've grown to love-all under the guise of a dystopia where a drought has caused a water shortage and all citizens must pay to in order to relieve themselves. That's right - pay to pee.
Show Times
Show times for the performance are as follows:
February 18 - 7:00 p.m.
February 19 - 8:00 p.m.
February 20 - 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
February 21 - 2:00 p.m.
$5.00 - seniors
$10.00 - adults
Children under 12 - Free
Students from SMWC, ISU, and Rose-Hulman with a student ID - Free
(Free tickets and reception on February 18 for those attending Focus The Woods: Water)
For more information call the Music and Theatre Hotline at 812-535-6211.
For more information about Urinetown, read our blog post.
Urinetown is directed by SMWC Theatre Director Sharon Ammen. The Musical Director is John Berst, an Equity actor and professional musician living in Bloomington, IN. SMWC Technical Director Tyler Hutcheson has designed and built the set and is stage managing the show. Costumes were designed and built by Jessica Becker and the lighting design is by Samuel D. Coquerville.
The principal characters include the romantic leads, Bobby Strong, played by Nick Slabaugh, a graduate of Rose-Hulman and Hope Cladwell, played by both Betsy Baer, a music and theatre alumna from SMWC, and Anna Buck, a freshman at ISU, majoring in Music Education. Betsy will play Hope for the evening performance on Thursday, Feb. 18 and the Saturday matinee on Feb. 20. Anna will portray Hope on the evenings of Friday and Saturday, the 19th and 20th of February, and for the matinee on Sunday the 21st.
Guest Artist Brandon Wentz, who has appeared in many SMWC shows, including The Mikado and Once Upon a Mattress, plays Officer Lockstock. He holds an MFA in Acting from the University of Georgia. His sidekick, Officer Barrel, is played by Ryan Niemiller, a professional stand-up comedian making his musical debut.
Other principals are:
Little Sally, played by fourth -year theatre major Danielle O'Connor
Cladwell B. Cladwell, portrayed by Brother Barry Donaghue, cfc, Director of Providence Center at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
Ms. Penelope Pennywise, played by senior English-education major Whitney S. Kos
cast members include:
Senator Fipp, played by Terre Haute South High School student Matt Hooper
Mr. McQueen, played by ISU Freshman in theatre, Philip Goottee
Old Man Strong and Hot Blades Harry, played by ISU graduate in theatre, T.J. Pincher
The Duchess of the Isles of Langerhans, protrayed by high school student Rebecca Maurey from Brazil, In.
Also appearing in Urinetown are SMWC students:
Tiffany Rusin, sophomore in Music Education with Theatre minor: Tiny Tom
Laura Kempton, freshman in Music Therapy: Mrs. Millenium
Cathleen Flynn, freshman in Music Therapy: Josephine Strong
Christina Ridgway, senior in Music Core, with minors in Theatre, Film, and Spanish:
Dr. Billeaux and GreenApple Pattie
Jenifer Shetley, Equine Studies and Digital Media Communication Senior: Little Becky Two-Shoes
Julia Lopez-Kaley. Senior in Music Therapy: Soupy Sue
Morgan May, Senior in Music Therapy: Robby the Stockfish
Lenora Dalipi, Freshman in Psychology: Priscilla Uppercrust III
Lauren Sutton, Freshman in Professional Writing: Reba Rebel
Katelyn Duke, Freshman in Graphic Design and Advertsing: Rachel Rebel
Samantha Robbins, Freshman in Theatre: Hardluck Hannah
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HOUSTON - Many people in Houston bowed their heads in prayer Sunday, seeking comfort and distraction after the horror of the Connecticut shootings.
"I tried to hold back the tears," said Jolana Young, a mother. "I couldn't imagine being separated from my son."
"I'm still in shock," said Cindy Rabe, also a mother. "I was driving when I first heard the news over the radio, and it felt like someone punched me in my stomach. I thought about my son, who was at school at the time. It was so scary, I just started praying."
Friday's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary school took the lives of more than 26 people. Twenty children, ages 6 and 7, and six adults were gunned down. The suspected shooter, Adam Lanza, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, officials said, bringing the number of fatalities to 27. Hours after the shooting, investigators also found Lanza's mother murdered in her home. Police believe she was shot by her son, before he drove her car to Sandy Hook and opened fire.
It's a tragedy that brought not only a town together, but an entire nation.
"Whenever we go through trials, there's a place of unity that happens," said Pastor Gregg Matte from Houston's First Baptist Church. "We know that we need something more. We find ourselves deficient. We turn to God, who is sovereign. We trust in that foundation."
Now, people of faith all over the Houston area are praying for those that have lost loved ones, teachers, and first responders.
"We have an opportunity to pray for everyone in Connecticut," Pastor Matte said. "We have an opportunity to serve."
"There is something that will come out of it that will make people stronger, especially in America," said Young. "All of us are hugging our children tighter and watching them sleep at night. This happened at a school, and it was out of their control, so I wouldn't be human if I didn't have some level of fear. But I have to know that God is in control."
"As the initial shock of the shooting begins to wear off, many are asking the questions 'why' and 'how did this happen'," continued Pastor Matte. "The question is not 'why,' but 'what now.' When a tragedy like this happens, it's human nature to want to cast blame. Of course we have to make sure provisions are in place at our children's schools to make them as safe as possible, and mental health is a big component here as well as our culture...but the fact is that there is evil in the world. This shows us our need for God, and we turn to Him."
"I know that God is near to the heartbroken, and I pray their broken hearts will be healed," said Rabe.
"We have earthly grief, but a heavenly hope," said Pastor Matte.
President Obama, along with several men and women of faith, expressed their pain and grief during a memorial in Newtown, Connecticut Sunday night. People across the nation are holding on to a hope that something will change before a tragedy like this happens again.
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Looking to invest in a nice apartment in Buenos Aires? You may have already contacted a few agents and viewed numerous properties online, but you still need to know the proper procedure for purchasing real estate. This means understanding how the process works, obtaining the proper documents to purchase an apartment, and knowing the costs you should expect in the process.
These issues take on a greater importance if you are a foreigner looking to buy real estate in BA.
Currently, the real estate market is very solid and has been for some time.
1) Find the property you want
Before searching for an apartment, it is important to have a specific price you are willing to invest. Often foreign buyers are not aware of market prices. Searching through listings provides a simple introduction to average prices. In Buenos Aires the most common way to compare apartment price is by the cost per square meter. For popular neighborhoods such as Belgrano, Palermo, Las Cañitas, or Recoleta price per square meter usually ranges from 2,200 to 3,000 USD.
Other factors to consider include the size and number of bedrooms you'd desire. But don't forget that age-old adage: when buying real estate the three most important things to consider are Location, Location, Location!
2) Put down a reservation or down payment
In order to make an offer on a property or reserve it at its original price, a good faith deposit is required. This may range anywhere from 2,000 USD to 1 or 2% of the property's value. After making an offer, you'll have to wait for the seller's return offer. If an offer is accepted, the initial good faith deposit will be held as a down payment; however, if an agreement is not reached, then this deposit is returned.
3) Getting your Tax Identification Number (CDI)
Argentine tax law requires the obtainment of a tax identification number in order to own property. This is called your CDI.
In order to receive a CDI you must first possess an address certificate. To obtain an address certificate, use the address of the hotel you are staying at, the apartment you are renting, or a friend's address. Then, visit the police station that corresponds with the address you are using and bring your passport. At the police station, request the address certificate. It will cost 10 pesos and be sent in the mail within the next 24 to 48 hours.
Once you have received your address certificate, make two copies of your passport and visit the AFIP (Tax Agency) that corresponds with the address you used for the address certificate. If you are unsure about where to find the corresponding AFIP ask a policeman or visit www.afip.gov.ar.
In case you are unable to come to Argentina to complete this, your other option is to grant power of attorney to a lawyer, and he or she will take care of everything for you.
4) Signing a Boleto de Compraventa and/or Escritura (Deed)
At this point in the process, you will need to hire an escribano (notary) or lawyer to assist you on your purchase.
Signing a Boleto differs from signing the final deed, as it will not be registered in the real estate national registry. The Boleto represents an initial stage of commitment between the buying and selling parties and necessitates that the seller give the title deed to the buyer and that the buyer pay the owed money to the seller.
The Boleto grants the buyer many rights, including the ability for the buyer to use, rent or sell the property. However, the title deed must be signed before a notary to give full rights and ownership to the buyer.
5) Agent's Commission
In Buenos Aires the buyer pays 4% commission to the real estate agent. Yes, the BUYER pays commission. Often, when interested buyers learn this they decide to go without an agent in order to avoid this fee. This is INCORRECT! Regardless of whether you use an agent or not, you be required to pay a 4% commission. Either this money will be split between the buying and selling agents, or if you go it alone, you will be paying the selling agent the full 4% and hoping he or she will do everything properly.
If you do not use an agent, you will have to locate your own escribano, lawyer and accountant to aid in the buying process. In other words, if you don't hire an agent you will be putting your investment at risk for no reason!
While the buying process works smoothly with the aid of a professional, it is still best to be well informed about the necessary steps towards ownership. Please consult this guide to help you, but of course in the end you are the one who makes the final call.
Please let us know if you desire more information. We'd be more than happy to become your real estate agent should you choose to invest in a Buenos Aires property! Check out our listings of brand new apartments and off plan developments!


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smokey-bones your brisket looks great!
I ate some leftover brisket this weekend (a couple of times ). Next time I cook a brisket, I want to try it in a foil pan on a bed of sliced onions. I've never used a pan before so I need to find out for myself if it's any good.


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The votes are in, and this month our theme is wings and appetizers. So take your pick - from ABTs to satays to anything else you can think of, let's see what you've got! This month is truly wide open, so be sure to check out Steven's books as well if you need some really great ideas.
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An Indian artist decorates earthenware oil pots or 'diyas' on the outskirts of Hyderabad, ahead of the Diwali festival of lights which will be celebrated on November 3 this year. Diyas, which are lit and placed around the home, are in heavy demand during the festival which marks the victory of good over evil and commemorates the time when Hindu God Lord Rama achieved victory over Ravana and returned to his Kingdom Ayodhya after 14 years of exile.
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Becky & Jimmy
June 3
Nashville, Tennessee
We love how Becky and Jimmy decided to have a destination wedding in Tennessee all the way from Chicago! Their country chic theme included their wedding party wearing cowboy boots, a boat oar guest book, Jack Daniels lollipops, a DIY bar menu and take-out sliders at the end of the night. We can tell they wanted to treat their family and friends with real southern hospitality.


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After the debate between the New Jersey U.S. Senate candidates last night, I walked away from Wilson Hall at Rowan University wondering if this is was what it was like to see Lincoln and Douglas, or Thaddeus Stevens calling his opponents scoundrels on the House floor.
It was one of the best debates I've ever seen.
Democrat Corey Booker and Republican Steve Lonegan brought the courage of sharply contrasting convictions, impressive verbal skills, and a willingness to throw haymakers at each other, start to finish.
Booker, the celebrated mayor of Newark and Lonegan, a deeply conservative former mayor of Bogota in North Jersey are battling for the senate seat vacated by the death of Democrat Frank Lautenberg in June. The rare Wednesday election is just a week away.
In his first answer to a question about the federal government shutdown, Booker noted that Lonegan had supported the efforts of House Republicans to defund Obamacare.
"The first election in this shutdown we can send a message directly to Washington," Booker said. "Do we want to send more Tea Party people down who are so obsessed with Obamacare that they want to shut down the entire government to stop the expansion of health care to more people in America?"
Lonegan came back hard, attacking Booker's politics and his star power.
"They want to jam Obamacare down our throats at any expense," Lonegan said. "And my opponent in this race, Mr. Booker is only the Hollywood stand-in for Barack Obama on this ballot. This election is a referendum on Obamacare, the NSA, the IRS abuse of power, the intrusion into our children's education. It's the destruction of our liberty. That's what's on the ballot."
Just in case you thought the stakes were small
So it went, as they traded shots on abortion, gun control, same sex marriage, government spending and other issues. One moment that drew gasps from the audience followed Booker's comment that environmental regulations are needed to protect resources like the Passaic River that runs through Newark.
"You know, you may not be able to swim in that river, but it's because of all the bodies floating around from shooting victims in your city," Lonegan said.
"Oh my God, oh my God," Booker said, as audience members reacted.
"Yeah, oh my God," Lonegan continued. "You use these words like 'Tea Party, extremist.' You know your coaches have done a really good job."
"This is what he thinks of our cities, that there are bodies floating in the city of Newark," Booker responded. "How insulting is that to the people of this city and others working together?"
Lonegan described Newark as a city of corruption and inefficiency that sucks up tax dollars from around the state, referring to it once as a "big black hole."
Lonegan said afterward he had no regrets about the floating bodies line, or about calling Newark a black hole, saying it's a phrase commonly used to describe places where money is wasted. Asked for his reaction, Booker said he thought the media should interpret what Lonegan meant by the expression.
There were certainly times when candidates were evasive, and some material cited will deserve fact-checking. But unlike so many debates, it was a riveting hour that left anybody watching with a clear choice.
Lonegan started the race far behind, but a new Quinnipiac poll finds him within 12 points of Booker, who holds a 53-41 percent lead.
After the debate Lonegan predicted he'll win because he has momentum, and said he clobbered Booker in the debate. Booker said it was good voters got to see their contrasting views.
The election is next Wednesday. It's an unusual day for voting, and just this race is on the ballot, so much will depend on who gets his voters to the polls.
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I noticed that there are a few people who are just getting started in the grilling/smoking/barbecuing arena and thought I'd offer a suggestion that helped me out a lot when I was getting started.
Keep a log book for every time you fire up. Keep track of the weather conditions, the wood you use, the recipe you use, and every single thing you do. If you adjust the damper, write down when and why and what temp the grill was when you did. Do this every time you make something.
Mine was made using Print Shop on half sheets of paper then 3 hole punched and put into a small binder. It allowed me to put an index on the front and add to it as necessary. I have 160 pages in my first one and have just started my second one. I'll keep doing this as long as I keep starting fires.
Once you've made something, take ribs for example, a whole bunch of times, you'll find what works best for you and your family. I made ribs probably somewhere in the area of 15 times or better before I finally found the combination of wood, temps, cooking times, and rub that we like. Once I got it to this point, I started another book and this book is MY recipe book. This is the same kind of half page binder but I used Word to make this one (it has a way to automatically keep a table of contents and print in book format). The pages in this one go into plastic sleeves.
I logged everything I made - pork butts, brisket, hamburgers (we like them smoked and then seared which is something that's easy to do on a Kamado), everything, Sometimes, you nail it right on the head after the first time. Happened to me with crown roast of pork. Couldn't see how to improve it (not that it will stop me from trying).
Anyway, keep notes on what you liked or didn't like. Needed more smoke, needed less smoke, not as tender as you wanted, not the right rub or flavor, etc. Change only one thing each time you make it again. Fix the amount of smoke first for example. Then concentrate on the rub. Eventually, you will have a recipe book of gold for the tastes of you and your family.
Just thought I'd share something that has been of great value to me on this journey.


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BATH lock Dave Attwood has been retained by England with head coach Stuart Lancaster naming an unchanged matchday squad for Saturday's RBS 6 Nations clash with Scotland at Murrayfield.
Lancaster has kept faith with the 23 that slipped to an agonising late defeat to France on the opening day of the Championship, meaning Bath's Anthony Watson and fly-half George Ford are among 10 players to have been released back to their clubs for the weekend's Aviva Premiership action.
"All the squad have been excellent in training over the last two days and I know those going back to play for their clubs will be determined to put a marker down for the subsequent Six Nations matches," Lancaster said.
Meanwhile, Bath an England prop Davey Wilson could be on course for a comeback in the club's Aviva Premiership clash with Newcastle Falcons on Saturday (3pm).
Loosehead Wilson has been out of action since mid-December with a calf strain but has trained this week and could hand both his club and country a boost.
Frst team coach Neal Hatley said yesterday: "Davey trained yesterday and today and we'll assess how he feels after that.
"We're very fortuate that we have got people like Juan Pablo Orlandi, Ant Perenise and Kane Palma-Newport s we're not going to rush Davey back for the sake of seven to 10 days.
"We've been very patient with him and we want to make sure he's really confident in that calf injury. If it's all good, we'd like to use him on the weekend and I know England will be in a hurry to get him back, just for the immense value he brings as a scrummager.''
Hatley paid tribute to full-back Nick Abendanon, who earlier this week confirmed his exit from Bath at the end of the season, when he will join French side Clermont-Auvergne.
"Anybody who has followed Bath over the last 10-12 years will know what he's done for this club,' added Hatley.
"He's been a warrior for the club and in dark times he's been a bit of a shining light. His counterattacks and his enthusiasm on defence, I've enjoyed working with him immensely in the two years I've been working here.
"I can't speak highly enough of him. He's been a great servant and he leaves here with everybody's best wishes. It's an unbelievable opportunity and he goes with our blessing.
"Knowing Nick like we do, he'll be 100 miles an hour until the day he leaves.''
Youngsters Kane Palma-Newport and Olly Woodburn, as well as England international Kyle Eastmond also agreed contract extensions this week.
"Kane's a Bath boy born and bred and it means an unbelievable amount for him to pull the jersey on,'' added Hatley.
"It's very important to keep players like that. We feel both players have made great strides forward in the last 18 months and it's more of a reward for the work they've put in.
"We've spent a lot of time with Kyle and we couldn't be more pleased. It's been documented this season what happened (Eastmond was disciplined after walking out on the squad during an LV= Cup match at Sale in November) but in the last six to eight weeks he's been phenomenal.
"His attitude has been fantastic and we've had some reports back from England that he's been outstanding.
You want players like Kyle. He's a game breaker on a given day and he can set the whole game alight and we think in terms of understanding the union game, he's only really just grasped it. From here we can see him getting better and better.''
Tickets are still available for Saturday's game against Newcastle. Call the ticket office on 0844 448 1865.


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LAST September saw the launch of Nest Space, a creative co-working studio in Bournemouth town centre, just a stone's throw from Bournemouth pier.
Fast forward to summer 2014, nearly one year on, and things have changed slightly.
Dorset's first co-working space has enabled entrepreneurs, freelancers and start-ups to grow their businesses by working in an energetic, collaborative atmosphere with people from a wide range of creative disciplines.
The success of Nest Space physical studio demonstrated the need for a wider network of creatives, so the Nest Network – an online membership platform – was launched to further support the region's digital professionals.
With a monthly subscription of £10 and no long-term commit-ment, business people can grow their network instantly, talk to other members, meet up at monthly events hosted by Nest Space and, as an introductory offer, get to spend a free day in the co-working studio when they join.
David Stroud, co-director said: "We are giving digital professionals and entrepreneurs a solid foundation to allow them to collaborate, accelerate and innovate. There are some unbelievably talented people in the Nest network and new collaborations and projects are popping up almost on a daily basis."
The only co-working space and network in Bournemouth, Nest's members are diverse – including concept artists, illustrators, photographers, screenwriters, copywriters, web developers, online marketers, game developers, app developers and film-makers.
The future of Nest Space, and the Nest Network – already more than 50 members strong since its launch less than three months ago – is to continue to grow and connect the south coast's digital professionals who want to grow their businesses in the area.
David added: "We make a point of getting to know each and every person that joins our network, as they all get a free day in our studio to meet some of our other members in person.
"We then introduce people who need work doing with skilled professionals who can do an amazing job.
"Everybody benefits, and the region is benefitting, too.


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Sixth Annual Finnegan Distinguished Lecture on Intellectual Property
Thursday, November 4, 2010
5:00 pm Reception | 6:00 pm Lecture
4801 Massachusetts Avenue, NW | Room 603
Registration: wcl.american.edu/secle/registration
Marybeth Peters, U.S. Register of Copyrights
The 1976 Copyright Act: Prologue and Epilogue
The Copyright Act of 1976 was a comprehensive statutory revision designed to reframe copyright law for the modern era. As the influence of that act increases in the digital era, it is beneficial to have a fuller understanding of the origins of the 1976 Act. Marybeth Peters will discuss the process and pressures in copyright law that fueled the demand for a comprehensive revision and describe the role of the Copyright Office in the legislative process leading up to enactment and then in the implementation and aftermath of enactment. She will offer reflections on why proponents sought a number of fundamental changes to copyright law and then use the benefit of hindsight to consider whether those changes produced the anticipated effects.
About the Lecturer
Marybeth Peters became the United States Register of Copyrights on August 7, 1994. From 1983 to 1994 she held the position of policy planning adviser to the register. She has also served as acting general counsel of the Copyright Office and as chief of both the Examining and Information and Reference divisions. Peters is the author of The General Guide to the Copyright Act of 1976. From 1986 to 1995, Peters, was a lecturer in the Communications Law Institute of The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law and previously served as adjunct professor of copyright law at The University of Miami School of Law and at The Georgetown University Law Center. From 1989 to 1990 Peters was a consultant on copyright law to the World Intellectual Property Organization in Geneva, Switzerland.
Comments and Reflections
Jon Baumgarten is an intellectual property partner at Proskauer. From January
1976 through 1979, Baumgarten served as General Counsel of the United
States Copyright Office and was a leading participant in the formulation of
the new Copyright Act.
Arthur J. Levine, counsel at Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner,
LLP, was previously executive director of the National Commission on New
Technological Uses of Copyrighted Works and also worked at the U.S. Copyright
Office for eight years.
Opening Remarks
David M. Kelly, Partner, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Competing their first home meet since the 2007 season, the Saint Leo women's cross country team placed third out of six teams, Saturday from the Abbey Golf Course. The Lions concluded with 97 points, while senior Jillian Brown earned team top honors as she finished 16th out of 57 runners.
Continuing a streak of four-consecutive races where she finished as the Lions' top-finisher, Brown posted the eighth-fastest 6K time in program history as she crossed the line at 24:10.31. She now owns three 6K program records.
Despite Browne's great effort, it was Shelby Hayes and the University of Florida that took home both the individual and team championships. Hayes crossed the tape at a time of 21:26.20, while the Gators finished six points ahead of Tampa with 21.
Lions' sophomore Andrea Maxwell also thrived on the course as she cracked the top-10 6K list crossing the tape at a time of 24:49.48. Kylie Fagan also finished in the top half of the field as she finished 25th, while producing a time of 25:14.65.
Additionally, Saint Leo runners, beginning with the 29th spot and Elyse Snyder, took four of the next seven positions. Fifth-year senior Kelsey Bradley was one of those runners as she finished with a time of 26:45.10. Shelby Adams (26:24.25) and Lee Ann Antuna (26:26.81) finished back-to-back in that same group of seven, while Christine Hartley (27:52.10), Ashleigh Coad (28:07.64), Allison Knipp (29:39.82), and senior Mariah Moss (30:06.72) put the finishing touches on the successful morning.
The Lions will return to action on Friday, October 5, when they travel to Tallahassee, Fla. to compete in the Florida State Invitational. Race time is set for 6:45 p.m.
For more on the cross country program, visit SaintLeoLions.com.
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Evolution Hoax
2009-08-27 00:00:00
A hair of the Prophet Muhammad's (saas) beard, what remained from the Prophet Muhammad (saas), also known as sacred relic is opened to visit at Ulucami (Grand Mosque) in New Jersey. During a week, it will be on display after Friday prayers and Tarawih prayers. First day, it was visited by approximately 400 Muslims. With an accompaniment of salat and salaams, many muslims couldn't hold back their tears, when they saw the hair of the Prophet Muhammad's (saas) beard. It was brought by means of Ulucami Association as a Ramadan suprise for Muslim Turkish congregation. It also had great interest last year. Ulucami Association Chairman Sinan Gegre, "Allah has willed it, we brought here our Prophet's (saas) hair from his beard. We are happy because we had this opportunity. Our congregation can visit the sacred relic until next week."


text: TexasJack 190 Report post Posted May 6, 2013 I'm putting together an idea for a survival game. Essentially, the game revolves around you being dumped in a world that consists of a variety of different environments (jungle, dessert, arctic). The world will be inhabited by: A) Non-player animals, a varied ecosystem ranging from tiny ants to big dangerous things. B) Other players who have also been dumped in a wilderness, motivated by survival, probably friendly, probably after your gear. Who knows. Your entire goal is to survive, decide whether to set up a camp/shelter or just to go nomad. If you bite the dust, I think the game will give you a simple permadeath end message along the lines of "You survived for 4 Months - 2 Days - 10:12:32". The question is, what should the players start with? I want the game to be extremely harsh, so survival carries a sense of satisfaction, but also risk. I am thinking that the players should just have the set of overalls on their back and their wits. What do you think, would it be fairer to go down the DayZ route and give them a pistol and a tin of beans? Maybe a knife or even a survival kit? I don't want to doom the players (I secretly do), nor do I want an over abundance of pistols with empty magazines kicking around on the jungle floor. Your thoughts. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Shop Chic: Bohemian Style
Pamela Love, known for her eponymous line of savagely sexy jewelry, lets us into her impressive closet: a wild mix of vintage treasures dating back to the `20s, a jean-drawer that would make Kate Moss jealous, and, of course, heaps of jewelry from her highly coveted line (bird skulls, talons, daggers and all).
Chain mail top
Topshop heels
"I bought this top for $100. I haven't worn it yet...I may just hang it on the wall."
Diane Freis dress
"I love this label. I've found a few of her pieces at Brooklyn thrift stores."
Jewelry, worn throughout:
Pamela Love claw cuff, click here to buy
Bliss Lau bracelet with leather armstrap, click here to buy
Black-stone ring hanging from necklace chain: a gift from friend and stylist Keegan Singh. "This was his dad's ring."
Pamela Love bird skull necklace, click here to buy
Rings: a mix of Pamela Love, including her bird-claw ring, vintage, and one from Peter Hopkins (worn on middle finger)
Earrings: Pamela Love claw earring and Genevieve Jones safety pin earring
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 11/7/2013 (1503 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Everyone loves the immediate tax benefit of contributing to an RRSP. The contribution is used to reduce your taxable income, saving you tax at your marginal tax rate.
Marginal tax rates in Manitoba for 2013 are 34.75 per cent for taxable incomes between $43,000 and $67,000, moving up to 39.4 per cent between $67,000 and $87,000 taxable income, 43.4 per cent up to $135,000, and 46.4 per cent on taxable incomes above that figure. For example, a $10,000 contribution by a person with taxable income of $60,000 will reduce that person's taxes by $3,500, assuming they have qualifying RRSP contribution room.
Whoops... Did I say tax saving? I should've said tax deferral because those saved taxes will have to be paid one day.
Best-case scenario for an RRSP is that the person contributes when in a high tax bracket, say, while working full-time, and then withdraws later, in a low-income year when taxed at a lower tax rate. Therefore, the basic strategy is to plan RRSP (or RRIF) withdrawals using two fundamentals -- as low a tax rate as possible and maximum deferral.
All things being equal, deferring is a good thing. If you can earn investment income on the larger pre-tax amount of your RRSP or RRIF and delay the taxes as long as possible, you will have more principal value. Even if you pay more dollars of tax on withdrawal, you will still have more left over to spend, after paying the taxes.
Assuming you have other sources of income in retirement, my philosophy is that you might choose to defer some of this tax until after you die. If you leave this to a surviving spouse, the money transfers tax-free into their RRSP or RRIF. If you die without a spouse, then the entire amount of your plan is taxed to your estate in the year of death.
The counter argument is that you might have been able to withdraw money paying tax at 35 per cent, while your estate might pay it at 46.4 per cent. Given the option, I might still choose door No. 2. (Sorry kids.)
This brings us to the more important dilemma: Do I pay tax early in retirement at, say 35 per cent, or do I wait until age 71, when CRA will force me to convert all of my RRSP into RRIF, and make taxable withdrawals?
The answer is: It depends.
We prepare an annual calculation for our clients to confirm our chosen strategy each year, but here are guidelines you can use.
First, the RRIF rules. At 71, the minimum required withdrawal rate is 7.38 per cent. That means a $100,000 RRIF will require a taxable withdrawal of $7,380 in the following year. That amount could be quite manageable, without bumping into the next tax bracket or causing OAS clawback.
However, for people with larger RRSPs, the dilemma is more profound. With $500,000, the required withdrawal in your 72nd year is almost $40,000. Some of that money will certainly be taxed at the next higher tax bracket, and possibly even 15 per cent more.
That 15 per cent is the rate of clawback on OAS benefits, once net income exceeds $70,954. For every dollar of taxable income above that figure, anyone 65 or better is taxed at 39.4 per cent or more, plus 15 cents withheld from every dollar of OAS, an effective tax rate of over 54 per cent. That should be avoided.
So, a person who is retired at 60 might be better off withdrawing some amounts from their RRSP then, if taxable at 27.75 per cent, in order to decrease future withdrawals taxed at twice that rate. Employer pension income, pension-splitting opportunities, tax-paid resources like TFSAs or non-registered investments enter into the picture.
For more reading, I suggest Your Retirement Income Blueprint, by Daryl Diamond, or my book.
Now, have a great weekend at the 40th anniversary Winnipeg Folk Festival -- and don't worry about this stuff until Monday!
David Christianson, BA, CFP, R.F.P., TEP, is a financial planner, adviser and vice-president with National Bank Financial Wealth Management, and author of the book Managing the Bull, A No-Nonsense Guide to Personal Finance.


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Maccabi USA President Ron Carner announced Friday, the day of the Opening Ceremonies in the British capital, that his organization is calling upon the USA Olympic Team to hold its own moment of silence during the Ceremonies.
"Following the support of President Obama, Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney, and the U.S. House of Representatives for a moment of silence in memory of the 11 Israeli Olympic athletes murdered at the 1972 Munich Games and today's rejection by IOC President Jacques Rogge of a face-to-face appeal by two widows of the Munich victims, America's Olympic athletes are left with no choice but to lodge their own protest." Carner said in a statement to the media, which was cosigned by other Maccabi officials. "Rogge claims, 'The opening ceremony is an atmosphere that is not fit to remember such a tragic incident.' The opposite is true. Friday night's Opening Ceremonies, which will be broadcast to an estimated four billion TV viewers, are exactly the time to remember 11 Olympians who were murdered at the Munich Olympic Games 40 years ago."
Meanwhile, more than 20,000 people in London have already held minutes of silence throughout the city, including services outside the Israeli embassy and at Trafalgar Square, according to the London Jewish Chronicle.
The Zionist Federation, British Israel Coalition and other advocacy groups organized the events.
Rogge denied last-minute appeal this week by the widows of two of the 11 Israelis murdered at the 1972 Olympics in Munich, West Germany. He did, however, hold a moment silence at a service in the Olympic Village, which about 100 people attended, and plans to hold another in August in London.
(Lee Chottiner can be reached at email@example.com.)


text: NEW YORK ( TheDeal) --The risk arbitrage market is betting the Blackstone Group LP offer for Dell Inc. may prevail even though recapitalization bids often increase a buyout price rather than end in an alternative deal. Dell was down 0.6% to $14.25 in mid-day trading. Shares have gained 41% this year. As investors await a next move, there appears to be doubts that Silver Lake and Michael Dell will counter-bid with an offer that has a public equity stub. The logic of the Silver Lake deal is that Dell should be taken private to execute its strategy, an arb said. In addition, the Dell board has considered like alternatives in the recent past and said they were not attractive, he said. The end game might be a topping bid from Silver Lake that makes the special committee look like it did its job, but the shareholder vote could remain risky in that scenario, an arb said. Silver Lake, offering $13.65 per share, is going to have a difficult time bidding the deal up past the $14.25 per share Blackstone bid, and offering a public stub after it has basically argued that Dell is a troubled company that needs to be private, a banker said. Silver Lake seems to have banked on launching the buyout that they could get to a shareholder meeting without anyone showing up in the go-shop and force the deal through, the source said. But it is clear that shareholders Southeastern Asset Management Inc. and T. Rowe Price Group Inc. are not worried about there being no deal because they are unconcerned about the downside that the only deal that is likely to happen will be a recapitalization that allows shareholders to roll their equity, the source said. This does put Silver Lake in a tough spot as a bidder, according to the source. The Blackstone offer is a good start toward addressing what shareholders have said they want -- a recapitalization of some sort that allows them to continue to participate as public shareholders, the banker said. Blackstone -- not incidentally having hired David Johnson, who led Dell's project of acquiring companies to reform Dell on the server and service end of the business -- sees that the Silver Lake deal offered a low multiple and they are willing to share the equity risk with the public holders who remain, he said.


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As an entrepreneurship major at Grove City College, I have come to learn that innovation is a necessary ingredient to both fueling an existing company as well as developing a completely new business venture. But coupled with a liberal arts education, I have acquired more: a holistic perspective critical to successful innovation. Consequently, I've found that my education at Grove City College has been immensely complementary to my business training because it has encouraged me to think outside the box.
Another excellent aspect of Grove City College is the opportunity to be taught under faculty who are experienced in the field of entrepreneurship. I had the opportunity to take an entrepreneurial law class from well-known CNBC financial analyst, Dr. Craig Columbus. I am amazed by the dedication of these professors who continue to work in the field of entrepreneurship but continue to passionately invest in students.
As I have begun to pursue a start-up venture of my own, the faculty at Grove City College has not only made themselves available to me, but have taken an active interest in my goals as an entrepreneur. Over the summer, professors have met with me on several different occasions to discuss my progress and offer advice.
I know I am truly blessed to be in a position of such astounding opportunity, a fact for which I cannot thank Grove City College enough.


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Some days when I get home from working in Manhattan I am completely exhausted. I love keeping up with the world using Google Reader. Sometimes I don't even have the energy to sit upright and hit the keyboard shortcut "J" in Reader to go to the next story. I started thinking that if there was an iPhone app that let me have a remote Mac keyboard I could increase the font size on my screen, sit back and remotely hit "J". To my delight I found such an application and it's called Keymote (iTunes link). I set it up and now can half sleep half browse from a far in a comfy chair. You can see my set up for Google Reader in the screenshot above left.
I woke up this morning and the very first thought out of my head was: Whoa I can control anything with Keymote. Ableton Live! Yes it works just fine. Keymote doesn't have nifty things like sliders but it's certainly useful. There are Ableton specific iPhone controllers too. Check out TouchOSC: click here
"Tired of keyboard shortcuts? Is Command+Shift+Option+J really more efficient than tapping a single button? With Keymote, you'll never have to remember another shortcut again! Keymote creates single buttons out of complicated shortcuts and groups them by application, speeding up your productivity and boosting your workflow. Keymote acts as a universal remote for your Mac. Easily control Front Row from across the room, refresh your Twitter stream wirelessly, or play a song from iTunes without even touching your computer, the possibilities are endless." – icedcocoa.com
Keymote is $3.99. For screencasts and more: icedcocoa.com


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Fun Stools For Kids
Cool Stools For Kids to Step Up and Sit Down
Cool Stools For Kids to Step Up and Sit Down
It helps them reach a snack in the kitchen, brush their teeth over the sink, or find a seat to read. You'd think we were talking about Mom herself, but no — a stool's one of the most helpful and practical pieces a kid can have. And if you ask us, it's even better when it comes in fun designs. That's why we've rounded up some of our favorite steps in silly shapes. Have a look for yourself!
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DETROIT - Flying away for the holidays can be a good way to avoid stress on the home front.
Alison Hollister, of South Lyon, talked with Ruth to the Rescue as she strolled down Main Street in Royal Oak.
"We always go up north for Christmas, so ... I-75 can be crazy," she said.
Of course, going out of state during December can also be hectic, but it doesn't have to bust your budget. David Fishman, of the Cadillac Travel Group in Southfield, says there are a lot of deals out there for Christmas travel.
He pointed us in the direction of some tempting bargains, starting with the wide open seas. "Consistently, the most cost-effective deals have always been in cruising," said Fishman.
Here are some of the cruise deals Fishman picked for the week of Christmas.
*December 22: 7-day Western Caribbean out of New Orleans, Inside cabin for $799.07 per person, including taxes
*December 24: 4-day Bahamas Trips out of Miami, Inside cabin for $498.96 per person, including taxes
*December 30: 7-day Southern Caribbean out of Panama, Inside cabin for $757.80 per person, including taxes
Travel Challenge Now, and In 2013
Fishman says the big challenge the challenge for cruising this year is finding a good air fare. "The main challenge has been the availability of seats...less seats, the price will just naturally go up," he told Ruth to the Rescue.
Unfortunately for travelers, that problem could get even worse in 2013. Fishman says airlines could be trimming available seats for another 6% in the new year. That could mean even higher fares in 20-13.
All-Inclusive Bargains
That's one reason the Cadillac Travel Group looks for holiday bargains at all-inclusive resorts. Fishman pointed to some of the deals below as good examples of trips that include air fare, hotel, and transfer fees.
*7 Nights in Cancun, Deluxe Garden View, $3,204.72 for two people, with a $1,500 Resort Credit for spa treatments or other extras
*7 Nights in Punta Cana- Junior Suite, $3,576.98 for two people
Dream Vacation Requests
We asked some Metro-Detroiters what their dream vacation would be at Christmas.
"I would love to go to New York at Christmas time, especially with the large tree or like the dropping of the ball at Times Square," said Katie Trout of Lake Orion.
"New York over New Year's has always been difficult, difficult one to get, but Christmas you have more options," said David Fishman of Southfield's Cadillac Travel Group. See the packages he found below.
*Christmas Trip: 3 nights, 3 star hotel, air fare, transfers for $610 per person, 4 star hotel- $636, 5 star hotel $720
*New Year's Trip: 4 star hotel, air fare, transfers $1350.00
Another traveler had a bigger dream. "Definitely, either Australia or Hawaii, somewhere you could surf or something," said Robert Geck, also of Lake Orion.
We had the Cadillac Travel Group look at a Christmas trip to Australia. As you can imagine, that dream vacation was a little more expensive.
*6 Nights in Sydney and Cairns, Airfare from L.A. to Australia $4,079 per person. Add in air fare from Detroit to L.A. for about $514.60
Extra Savings
Of course, all those prices are subject to change until you book your travel. Fishman says his agency is also uniquely qualified to offer additional savings. The Cadillac Travel Group can offer $275 to $300 off qualifying package deals. So, he might be able to help you save even more.
His website is www.cadillactravel.com.
Finally, if you don't mind staying closer to home, Fishman says there are plenty of hotel deals up north. The shorter trips also eliminate the need for any air transportation.
Happy Trails and Happy Holidays!
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By The Book — Sweet Reads, Right Now
I found a solution to the "too many cookbooks" problem… I bought another bookshelf. — Rebecca
Anjum Anand — 5 Things To Know
I love Chicken Tikka Masala! Also Chicken Saag. I have a love affair with spinach. Shhhh, don't tell my hubby! — Amanda
Pix Potluck: Strawberry Pancakes
Looks too pretty to eat…but I will anyway. LOL. — Gladys


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Look what God says; He says that paradise and hell are not far away. God says they have been brought closer. He always refers to veils. He says the veil has been lifted. God describes the dimensions very clearly, in a very comprehensible way. God wants us to love Him with our free minds, with our minds that appear to be free. Almighty God says He will manifest Himself in paradise and make us live forever. Indeed, a person who loves will wish not to be separated from the beloved for all time. GOD WANTS NOT TO BE PARTED FROM THOSE HE LOVES FOR ALL ETERNITY. FOR INSTANCE GOD WILL WISH NOT TO BE SEPARATED FROM THE MAHDI, JESUS THE MESSIAH OR BELIEVERS FOR ALL ETERNITY. "THEY LOVE ME, AND I LOVE THEM," GOD SAYS.
Surat al-Mu'min, Verse 49
Those in the Fire will say to the custodians of Hell, 'Call on your Lord to make the punishment less for us for just one day.'
"Those in the Fire will say to the custodians of hell, 'Call on your Lord…" Look, your Lord. They do not say 'our Lord.' "Call on your Lord to make the punishment less for us for just one day." They say, let us rest for one day. Let there be one day without suffering. Let us have a break one day a week. Make the punishment less for us for just one day.'
Surat al-Mu'min, Verse 50
They will ask, 'Did your Messengers not bring you the Clear Signs?' They will answer, 'Yes.' They will say, 'Then you call!' But the calling of the unbelievers only goes astra
That is the normal thing. They should pray themselves.
They will ask, 'Did your Messengers not bring you the Clear Signs?' They will answer, 'Yes.' Look, Almighty God will ask them about the Mahdi (pbuh). 'Did he not tell you about the invalidity of Darwinism and materialism?' 'Yes, he did.' "You heard it everywhere. You read about it and examined it. You also saw the proofs of the existence of God. So why did you not believe?' 'Out of pride and obstinacy.' 'And how long did that pride persist?' 'For many years.' That is a crime. They will say, 'then you call!' But they ask the custodians to pray for them. But God says that the prayers of unbelievers only go astray. They continue to be unbelievers even there. Their free will has vanished, they are still unbelievers. They imagine that they are only there, in hell, on a temporary basis. One million years go by, and they still do not understand. They still imagine they will be coming out. But they do not pray to God. Look, 'Call on your Lord.' Look at the obstinacy of that! They are specially created entities.
Surat al-Mu'min, Verse 51
We will certainly help Our Messengers and those who have faith both in the life of this world and on the Day the witnesses appear,
God says He will help in this world and in the Hereafter. Believers wonder in the Hereafter, 'What will we do in that environment?' But God says there is a witness, a helper, alongside them. They have a special guide. There is light before them and to the right. They are always given security, and the word 'Greetings' is used. But they are still anxious. 'I wonder what will happen,' they say. God says they have a strong hope, but they are not certain. But they relax when they enter Paradise. Look, human nature continues to exert its effects there.
Surat al-Mu'min, Verse 52
The Day when the excuses of the wrongdoers will not help them. The curse will be on them and they will have the most evil home.
One among them might ask 'what's wrong' with being irreligious. But he is not just irreligious, he is also wicked. But on the day, their excuses will do them no good. God says their excuses will not help them. Human beings have plenty of excuses, as you know. "The curse will be on them and they will have the most evil home." God also speaks of a home. So there will also be homes and districts in hell. But these are "the most evil," says God.
Surat al-Mu'min, Verse 55
So remain steadfast. God's promise is true. Ask forgiveness for your wrong action and glorify your Lord with praise in the evening and the early morning.
"So remain steadfast," says Almighty God. His promise is certainly true. We must all trust in His promise. If God says, "I will make Islamic unity," then that is the truth, and we can expect. The subject of the Mahdi is also true. "Ask forgiveness for your wrong action." There is beauty and goodness in that. May God forgive all Muslims' sins, and everyone's sins. "Glorify your Lord with praise in the evening and the early morning." Alhamdulillah. Alhamdulillah. Alhamdulillah. We always give thanks to God. This is a good thing, it bestows health, and goodness and beauty and prosperity. There is nothing complicated in it; God is saying, "Give thanks to Me and live as friends." But this is destiny; there have to be wars. Because without wars, people cannot enjoy the taste of peace.
Surat al-Mu'min, Verse 57
The creation of the heavens and earth is far greater than the creation of mankind. But most of mankind do not know it.
Almighty God says that it is easy for Him to create human beings. For example, they look in the mirror. You know, those multi-faceted mirrors. Hundreds of people suddenly appear. If God wished he could immediately give them all a soul and make them real, all from the same person.
Surat al-Mu'min, Verse 60
Your Lord says, 'Call on Me and I will answer you. Those who are too proud to worship Me will enter Hell abject.'
Your Lord says, 'Call on Me and I will answer you.' God always heeds prayers, in other words. Prayer is a vital thing, but people do not fully understand it, they think it is a waste of time. Yet every prayer is regarded as an act of worship in the Presence of God. Prayer is like the salat. That is regarded as an act of worship by God. For example, someone says, "Grant me wisdom, O Lord," and God grants him wisdom. "O Lord, deepen my faith," he says. And He deepens it. These are the most vital matters. For example, he says, "Give me a house." But what good is a house if he does not strengthen his faith? You would be as uneasy in that house as in the grave. You would be terribly uneasy. "O Lord, give me a wife," he says. You get married, and that woman will make you miserable. She is literally a nightmare. She does not love you and you do not love her. But if you pray, God will bestow radiance on your wife and on you.
For example, he prays and his country is saved. A whole country is saved through the prayer of one honest person, of an honest, pure person. A whole country is saved when a single Muslim prays for it. People are unaware. It is saved through him. They imagine it happened by chance. But they are saved because of him.
Surat al-Mu'min, Verse 61
God is He Who appointed the night for you so that you might rest in it, and the day for seeing. God pours out His favor on mankind but most people do not show thanks.
"God is He Who appointed the night for you so that you might rest in it." Night is really the most peaceful time for sleeping. It is harder to sleep during the daytime. Night is like a cradle. "and the day for seeing." They are specially created. God closes the day like drawing a curtain, everywhere becomes dark. Then God turns a light on, and everywhere becomes bright.
Surat al-Mu'min, Verse 65
He is the Living – there is no god but Him –so call on Him, making your deen sincerely His. Praise be to God, the Lord of all the worlds.
He is the Hayy, the Living – there is no god but Him –so call on Him, making your deen sincerely His. In other words, He needs no intermediaries. Not through a sheikh or anything else; "Call on Him," says God. Praise be to God, the Lord of all the worlds. Alhamdulillah. Look, God always wants thanks. "What if I give thanks?" one might come up and say. Plenty will then come, without your even being aware of it. And your afflictions will disappear. Money and property will come, and clarity of mind. Your heart will be eased. You will have no depression. Your family will not be troubled. Look, God says He does not just protect the believer, but also those the believer loves. "What is the point of thanks?" they ask. There is no end to it. First of all, God's approval. God protects that person and those whom he loves. Whatever he loves is also protected. Masha'Allah.
Surat al-Qamar, Verse 29
They called on their companion and he set to it and hamstrung her [camel].
He hamstrings the camel with a sword. Look, Almighty God greatly dislikes cruelty to animals. The reason for the affliction that comes here is the maltreatment of that animal; cruelty to an animal, not to a human being. God destroys the place because of the cruelty to the animal. Cruelty to animals is like cruelty to human beings. God imposes the same punishment in the case of cruelty to animals. Hamstringing; the animal is covered in blood and writhing in pain. Yet the camel is a delightful animal. He is a wicked person, there is a lawful way. Is there any reason for your cruelty to the animal? The animal is writhing and covered in blood. It cannot walk. The animal cannot speak. It cannot tell of its troubles.
Surat al-Qamar, Verses 30-31
How terrible were My punishment and warnings!
We sent a single Blast against them and they were just like a thatcher's reeds.
God sends a terrible disaster. He is speaking of something like an atom bomb here. There may be an explosion caused by the use of a simpler technique, combining one substance with another. There is something. People of that time had that knowledge. Almighty God makes them His instrument.
Surat al-Qamar, Verse 32
We have made the Qur'an easy to remember. But is there any rememberer there?
One must ask this to the fundamentalists. God says He has made it easy to remember. It has been translated into Turkish. But one of them came up and wrote saying; "We could never understand it in 40 years." God says that unbelievers cannot understand the Qur'an. This one says, "We could never understand it in 40 years." Look, this is just what God is saying.
Surat al-Qamar, Verse 34-35
We unleashed a sudden squall of stones against all of them, except the family of Lut, who We rescued before dawn. It was a blessing direct from Our presence. That is how We recompense those who give thanks.
It is amazing. God deliberately sets good people aside in such matters. If there is someone who preaches and talks about Islam, He sets him to one side. Nothing generally happens to such people in mass destructions, by God's leave.
Surat al-Qamar, Verse 38
Early morning brought them enduring punishment:
Morning is when they are most troubled. God generally strikes in the morning, when people are most relaxed.
Surat al-Qamar, Verse 42
They dismissed every one of Our Signs and so We seized them with the seizing of One Who is Almighty, All-Powerful.
The wicked have always been defeated. The wicked are on the offensive again today. But they are condemned to defeat. The wicked are unaware of this law. Otherwise they would never start. They would not continue being wicked. But their cruelty lasts very little. Some 40 years or so. Then they are buried.
Surat al-Qamar, Verse 43
Are your unbelievers better than those peoples'? Or have you been given exemption in the Books?
People say, "Why do you compare someone to Pharaoh?" But God says "Are they better?" In other words, no unbeliever is better than any other. They are all unbelievers. They are the same if they are unbelievers, insincere cruel and ruthless. "Or have you been given exemption in the Books?" says God. God would have to make such a ruling.
Surat al-Qamar, Verse 44
Or do they say, 'We are an assembly who will win'?
Look, it is always revenge and killing and wickedness. God does not want that.
Surat al-Qamar, Verse 45
The assembly will be routed and will turn their backs in flight.
It lasts very little. You will see that they will absolutely be defeated in Syria. They will absolutely be defeated in Egypt. But look, only the extremists will be defeated. The true ones, those who follow the Qur'an, will be victorious. Extremists are always defeated in power. An administration can only remain in power on the path of the system of the Mahdi. That is how God creates it. If an administration sticks to the path of the way of the Mahdi, then it cannot be overthrown. It will persist until near the Last Day. Then it will collapse. But it cannot collapse while on the path of the system of the Mahdi.
But since we are close to the Last Day, some administrations will fall very quickly, some governments will fall very quickly. As God wants the system of the Mahdi to prevail right away, because time is short. There are communities, secret communities used by God. They have received their instructions. The reign of Islam, in a system like that of the Mahdi, in systems like the Illuminati, Freemasonry and the Templars. Systems based on polytheism will collapse. These secret communities are helping systems based on polytheism to collapse now. Let me say that quite openly. But they support a system on the path of the Mahdi with all their might so it can prevail. We will see these things in time, insha'Allah.2013-08-27 22:08:04


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I'm hoping someone can help me...
I have two txt files with lines of URls in each, the first is the existing file which has lots of URLs in it that I have stored and the second is a new list of URls that I would like to check against the existing file.
I would like Python to check each line of each file against each other and print out any new links that aren't in the existing file. Hope that makes sense?
Here is my code (I have rewritten it a couple dozen times so I may be well off the mark by now!)
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filename = raw_input('enter the new file name: ')
f = open(filename, 'r')
e = open('existing.txt', 'r')
def main():
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Committee members say they won't set a construction date for the park until they reach their funding goal of $300,000.
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The Interior Minister appealed to media to refrain from speculation about the causes of the crash.
Researchers have found that teenagers are more distracted when they're driving than ever before.
Both companies' boards have unanimously approved the deal, which is targeted to close in the second half of the year.
A Northern California police officer was shot to death Tuesday night after responding to a call about a man threatening to commit suicide.
Prosecutors say Jose Lantigua and his wife began planning his fake death in 2012 to scam almost $8 million from insurance companies.
The exonerated prisoner was released earlier this month from the Louisiana State Penitentiary after serving just shy of 30 years on death ro…
Two men are in custody in Warren after shots were fired and a police chase Tuesday night.
The levies generate about $1.5 million a year, which is about 23 percent of the district's operating budget.
Solace of the Valley aims to help those dealing with addiction problems.
Ten Trumbull County residents were honored during the 14th annual awards ceremony at Packard Music Hall in Warren.
Amnesty International, citing medics, said 119 people were wounded in the anti-Houthi demonstration.
No one warned the railroad beforehand that a huge truckload could be in the way.
The average woman has a 12 percent risk of developing breast cancer sometime during her life.
San Francisco-based record label Empire Distribution Inc., has sent letters demanding as much as $8 million from Fox.
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The Senate is expected to vote on the agreement Wednesday, while the House planned a Thursday vote.
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Quick Sweet-Sour Spinach Salad Recipe
The tang of this salad from Judith Priglmeier rounds out any menu with a splash of color. "Quick and easy is often on my mealtime agenda, so this salad is perfect," she writes from Aitkin, Minnesota. "Plus, I can make if for a few or an entire crew!"
- 1 package (9 ounces) fresh spinach, torn
- 1/4 cup dried cranberries
- 1/4 cup chopped green onions
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon celery seed
- 1. In a large salad bowl, combine the spinach, cranberries and onions. In a small bowl, whisk the oil, sugar, vinegar, mustard and celery seed. Pour over salad; toss to coat. Serve immediately. Yield: 4 servings.
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1895 — Poland
Bernard was raised by Jewish parents in the small southwestern Polish town of Bedzin. In 1930 Bernard moved with his wife, Ruchla, to the nearby city of Katowice, where he owned a wholesale leather business. The couple lived with their two children, Moses and Genia, in a three-bedroom, upper-floor apartment on Jordana Street.
1933-39: In 1939 Bernard, who was a Zionist, decided the family should emigrate to Palestine [the Yishuv]. His son, Moses, had been the target of antisemitic taunts at school. Bernard himself had been harassed by antisemitic hooligans as he walked home from work. Bernard sold his business and the Rechnitz family packed up their household. Their luggage was at the Katowice railroad station waiting to be shipped when war broke out that September 1.
1940-44: By 1942 Bernard and his family had been deported to a labor camp on the site of an ammunition factory, in Skarzysko-Kamienna. Bernard was put to work in subcamp C where workers filled artillery shells with picric acid, a yellow, poisonous powder absorbed through the skin. One day, someone dropped a loaded artillery shell that exploded, injuring several people, including his wife, Ruchla. To help her recover, Bernard had his gold teeth extracted and sold the gold on the black market to buy Ruchla nourishing food.
With no medical care, Ruchla died. Over the next three years Bernard was sent to several different Nazi camps, including Buchenwald. After the war, he emigrated to Palestine.
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Did you know?
Willowmore's Royal Hotel is South Africa's second-oldest Royal Hotel, after one in Ladismith.
As you head south on the N9 past Willowmore in the Eastern Cape Karoo, chances are you might spot some unorthodox golfing in the bushes to your left.
They're the Young Tigers of Willowmore, the northern gateway to the Baviaanskloof World Heritage site. Teeing off amidst the Acacia karroo trees, the local caddies have secured sponsorship for their clubs, cleared their own course on municipal ground and are set for greener fairways in the world of golfing.
And that's the kind of spirit you find in Willowmore, one of the Eastern Cape Karoo's most attractive, tourist-friendly villages. Pop in for coffee and a chat with Jane Zaayman from Baviaans Tourism, who will introduce you to the neighbourhood's characters and help you map out your Baviaanskloof adventure.
Over weekends, Willowmore often thrums to the massed growl of trans-Karoo bikers, who stop over at the Royal Hotel and share road stories.
You might also spot the hardy cyclists taking part in the mid-winter 1800km Freedom Challenge from the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands to a wine farm outside Cape Town, on their way through Willowmore to the hamlet of Prince Albert.
There's a raft of different accommodation available, from Karoo-style self-catering to upmarket guest houses offering memorable meals, to camping and farm stays.
History and architecture buffs enjoy the Karoo town's colourful past and stately streets, but the main attraction in these parts is the magnificent wilderness of the Baviaanskloof.
Shortly after leaving Willowmore, you turn onto a dirt road that winds into the Baviaanskloof. You plunge through a geological gateway and suddenly feel yourself in another world, enfolded and drenched in the other-planet beauty of the Cape Folded Mountains. The Baviaanskloof looks and feels like a Lost Valley, bisected by a broad river expanse, flanked by jagged mountain walls...
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How to get here
Drive north from George on the N9, or south from Graaff-Reinet on the N9. Willowmore is 172 km from Graaff-Reinet and 150 km from George.
Best time to visit
Autumn (April and May) and Spring (August and September) are the best times. Midsummer can be sweltering and winter nights are icy.
Around the area
Bird watching at Baker's Dam and hiking trails through the Aasvoelberg.
Tours to do
There are a number of very good field guides registered with Baviaans Tourism - check with their offices in the main road.
Get around
If you're planning a Baviaanskloof adventure, then hire a 4X4 vehicle. If your destination is exclusively Willowmore, then a soft-shell self-drive is perfect.
What will it cost
Local self-caters are inexpensive, at around R250 per person. Guest houses offering full service cost more, but are generally lower-priced than up-country establishments.
Length of stay
Three days in Willowmore - four more days in the Baviaanskloof wilderness.
What to pack
Pack seasonal, sensible and informal. You're going to spend time in the outdoors of the Karoo.
Where to stay
The Willow Historical Guest House is a popular option.
What to eat
Karoo lamb dishes at The Willow Historical Guest House are legendary and the lunch menu at Sophie's Choice is extensive.
Sophie's Choice Antiques & Coffee Shop in the main road offers good country fare, excellent coffee and cakes and a chance to rootle about the furniture section for something precious.
Best buys
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Wells Fargo is honoring Arizona's Teacher of the Year on its ATMs across the state. For the month of September most of Wells Fargo's 541 ATMs in Arizona will feature a screen congratulating 2013 Teacher of the Year, Nancie Lindblom. Wells Fargo's ATM customers will see a picture of Lindblom and some details about her teaching achievements.
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The FBI has offered a $20,000 reward for the arrest of the "AK-47 Bandit," a bank robber who shot a Chino police officer in February and robbed three other banks in Northern California and Washington.
The most recent robbery occurred July 6 in North Bend, Wash.
The FBI and law enforcement officials spanning three separate regions in the western United States continue to seek public assistance to find the man dubbed as the "AK-47 Bandit."
He first came to light during the Feb. 29 robbery at the California Bank and Trust at 5455 Riverside Drive in Chino, when he shot a police officer while escaping from the bank.
The officer later drove himself to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
In the holdup in Washington, about 30 miles east of Seattle, at a Chase bank on July 6. He walked in and in a deep loud voice threatened to shoot the tellers if they didn't hurry in handing over the money, according to Sgt. Cindi West of the King County Sheriff's Department.
West said he made off with an undisclosed amount of money.
"He left the North Bend bank in a dirty, reddish-orange Jeep Patriot or Jeep Liberty," West said. "The vehicle may have an out-of-state license plates with a prominant blue stripe across the top of the tag."
Authorities believe the same man was also involved in bank robberies on March 9 in Sacramento and March 12 in Vacaville. In both robberies, a Nissan Maxima was used, similar to the one driven in the Chino robbery.
In each robbery, the suspect has brandished an AK-47 assault rifle wearing his trademark blue ballistic vest with the word "SHERIFF" across the chest in bright yellow according to FBI news release.
The bandit is seen in bank surveillance video and photographs dressed in tactical gear over a dark-colored, short-sleeve collared shirt and blue pants with a black full-face ski mask.
Anyone with information as to the identity or whereabouts of the man should contact law enforcement immediately.
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Open source software firm Acquia raises $30 mln [Nov 29, 2012]
(Reuters) - Acquia, a U.S. startup that advises enterprises on open source content management system Drupal, said it has raised $30 million from Investor Growth Capital and other venture firms to finance its expansion.
"We are at a stage where we are seeing tremendous growth," Acquia co-founder and Drupal creator Dries Buytaert said in a telephone interview, adding the financing will enable Acquia to invest in new products, sales and marketing, and to expand in Europe and Asia.
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