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Marx's first idea for Communism was that man lived in a state of nature that forced him to struggle for survival. But, to succeed in this struggle, men formed relationships with those who had similar interests resulting in the formation of classes. Another of Marx's ideas was that control of wealth was the most important aspect of a groups position in society. He saw all of history as the story of struggles between different classes for the control of wealth. This all ended up resulting in the Industrial Revolution which had changed to two classes Marx saw as important. Marx saw these two classes as the Bourgeoisie (factory owners and the middle class) and the proletariats (factory workers.) The proletariats were treated very poorly where as Marx thought they were of most importance due to them being a vibrant and creative class while the Bourgeoisie were parasites.
Lenin was similar to Marx in the thought that Capitalism is vs. Proletariats, and that history was the story of class struggle. Lenin was the leader of the Bolsheviks and was considered the "Father of Revolution." There were two reasons why Lenin had brought up a revolution one of those reasons was because the Czars had resisted change and the next reason was because Lenin's brother had gotten killed. A difference between Lenin and Marx was, Lenin thought that a strong government was needed and that peasants needed a little push in order to start a revolution. Lenin had started the USSR a communist party that the Bolsheviks had named. With this new party also came a flag, on the flag, the hammer and sickle represented the union of workers and peasants, the reed represented a revolution, and the red star on the flag represented the communist party.
Mao Zedong was similar to both Lenin and Marx in the thought that peasants would lead the revolution. He believed peasants would lead all factors of production. More specifically, he believed peasants from rural areas would lead the revolution. Right after the boxer rebellion there were many doubts within the people and that's the chance Zedong took to take control of the situation and lead people to a revolution.
The Nazim, a German socialist party believed that Germany had to overturn the treaty of Versailles and combat against communism. Hitler, an Austrian man tried taking control of this but failed and was sent to jail. Later, he came back and created a group to try and fight of communism once again. Once Hitler was able to get power he created and alliance with Musolini and Hirohito and formed the Axis Powers. All three fought against the whole idea of communism while controlling their countries in a facist way.
One of the remaining Communist countries is North Korea. Many things have been written about North Korea's military program, especially its nuclear weapons program. Very little is known about the human nightmare inside the country. No one knows exactly what's going on within NK, but many believe that around 1-3 million people have died in famine that began in the mid-1990s. Although there has been a draught and the country's economic policies have gotten worse and are in a tough situation, a major cause of the famine appears to be a result of Government policies similar to those persued by Stalin in the Ukranian famine. The Government of Kim Jong Il seems determine to use food as a famine for those deemed the least loyal. North Koreans are desperate to flee their country. Around 0.3 million are hidden in Chia, terrified that the Chinese will return them back, Another 0.2 million people are in the North Korean Gulag in which an estimated 0.4 million people have died in the last three decades. Kim Il Sung, the current rulers's father set a goal of eliminating class enemies through three generations.
As to where I see things, I doubt communism will ever be taken seriously or be able to work out. With communism everyone needs to be in agreement with each other and many people have different views and arguments. They need to set up a democratic system such as the one we have today in the U.S, there every single person has a chance to represent themselves in what they like and what they don't and everyone can have a different opinion without causing a fuss.
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Pineapple Grape Smoothie
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Recipe by jenne
Something I threw together with ingredients on hand and it was great! No added sugars here!
Top Review by mersaydees
This made a very nice snack mid-afternoon today. I will blend it a bit longer next time, as the grape leaves could have broken down more. 5 stars for flavor, nutrition, and speed! Thanks, January Bride, for this original! Made for Aussie New Recipe Swap.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup pineapple juice
- 1 cup red seedless grapes
- 3 ounces plain nonfat Greek yogurt
- 1 cup ice
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- Blend together juice, grapes and yogurt. When mixed well, add ice and blend until slushy.

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The ARDC Garage Kitchen, Bar and Cafe
After a hard day's racing, grab a seat and a drink at the ARDC's bar, café and hospitality clubhouse, The Garage.
The Garage is situated directly above the existing pit lane, providing patrons with sweeping views of SMSP's infamous Turn 1.
The café and bar provides a casual, relaxed place to share stories over a wine or beer, long after the chequered flag has fallen.
Refrigerated refreshments include beer, wine and soft drinks. Café refreshments include made-to-order milkshakes, coffees, and tea. Over-the-counter lunches include burgers, salads and other hand-made delights all made to order, plus sandwiches, wraps, pies and sausage rolls.
The Garage space and a full catering service is also available for events, from sausage sizzles right through to black tie dinners.
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Our VIP suites are the most comfortable way to get up close to the action. Located above the competitor's garages, the suites overlook the start/finish line, main straight and pit lane, and feature circuit TV, computerised lap scoring screen, private balcony, air conditioning, and can be fully catered and themed to suit both your imagination and your budget.
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At JotForm, we want to make sure that you're getting the online form builder help that you need. Our friendly customer support team is available 24/7.
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Custom Edit LinkAsked by appraisalnation on October 28, 2015 at 11:02 AM
I was curious if it was possible to change the output of {edit_link} to a customer domain? I am using subdomain.domain.com as the custom DNS. However I would like for emails sent to people to contain an edit link that goes to subdomain.domain.com rather than the Jotform domain.
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I believe that should be possible. Here's a related thread on that.
Here are the steps:
1. First, you'll need to follow this guide to have a custom domain for the forms: http://www.jotform.com/help/144-How-to-use-Custom-Domains-with-Jotform.
2. After that, instead of using the {edit_link} tag in your email notification template. You'll just need to edit the edit link format.
Example, here's the default edit link of my form:
I will then edited it to:
Yellow highlight: The custom domain for your form
Blue highlight: The form ID
Pink highlight: This is the submission ID, however, if you want it to be auto generated in your email notification, you'll need to use the tag {id}.
I hope that helps.


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"Rheumatology outpatients"
About: Central Middlesex Hospital Central Middlesex Hospital NW10 7NS
Posted by Martha Gomes
The shortage of doctors makes it difficult to get an appointment to see a doctor.
The appointments desk are unable to make an appointment at a time requested by the doctor or specialist nurse.
Appointments are usually later than specified on the form.
On several occasions appointments are cancelled.
I do not feel comfortable about not being monitored.
It is also very stressful constantly having to push for an appointment.


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Popular movies week 6 November 1977
Here's the list of the most popular movies in the week 06/November - 12/November - 1977. Do you remember Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom by Pier Paolo Pasolini or A Bridge Too Far starring Sean Connery, Ryan O'Neal, Michael Caine ?
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Amazing views. A unique driving experience. Duration: the whole day. Waterfalls. Beaches. Fields.
Start near Paia on Highway 36 and head east. The road is famous for its many twists and turns, so consider taking lots of breaks to get some fresh air and avoid getting car sick. There are many stops along the way, from ice cream to medium length hikes.Some of the Best Stops:
- Coconut Glen's: the best coconut milk ice cream you will ever have. Glen serves up healthy, tasty ice cream from his unique location at mile marker 27.5.
- Wai'anapanapa State Park: explore the lava tubes and swim at Black Rock Beach.
- Pools at Ohe'o: enjoy a short hike through a bamboo forest before arriving at the falls of Mahahiku, you can also swim in the pools below the falls.
Pack List
- Camera
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- Towel
- Hiking shoes
- Clothes for the weather
- Water
- Snacks
- Sunglasses/ hat
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2 months ago
Tight Roads!
The road to Hana was an experience. We bought a $15 CD at the gas station to give us a "play by play" along the way - totally worth it. The ride itself is somewhat unnerving if you're not the one driving with tight turns, often one lane, and close to the cliff edge. Otherwise, very scenic passing local spots, waterfalls, and even guys jumping out of the forest with some "Maui Wowie." The stops along the way as mentioned in the review are worth it - especially the lava tubes and state park at the end. Otherwise, Hana itself can be disappointing (but maybe because there's all this buildup all day driving to it).
10 months ago
Hana is my favorite part of the island
When we go to Maui, Hana is my favorite place. I always wish we planned more time to spend there. I can't recommend it enough.
10 months ago
Definitely worth driving if you're in Maui!!!
The drive on the Road to Hana is stunning, winding through the rainforest with lots of stops for food and for gorgeous views. Make sure to put aside the majority of the day, as it's quite long and the road is windy, so you'll want to take your time. I agree with Brian - we went the whole way around, and though it's interesting at first, the road gets difficult and there aren't many stops after the Seven Sacred Pools (this was my favourite stop on the way through though!). I recommend turning around here and heading back. Try to leave early to beat the traffic, as it's very popular! Mahalo!
over 1 year ago
Harrowing Drive But Worth It
The Road to Hana is not for the faint of heart, as parts of it is one lane and has hairpin turns. However, this is not to say it's a difficult drive. Exercise caution, obey the signs, and you will be fine. This is a very popular road for tourists, and you will see a lot of small shops on the way aiming at reeling some tourists in. Overall, though, it is a very beautiful drive with dozens of waterfalls and hikes. I recommend driving it from Paia all the way to the Kipahulu Visitor Center, which is the start of the Pipiwai Trail to the Seven Sacred Pools and Waimoku Falls. Do not go any farther than this (onto the Piilani Highway) unless you are prepared to drive even scarier one lane roads on the sides of a sea cliff that are very rugged and at some points unpaved.
Paia or bust
I am not a huge fan of being in the car in Hawaii, but if you feel the need to go for a long drive, it does not get much better than this. Paia is one of the coolest small towns on the map, and it is surreal to be surrounded by some of the best watermen on the planet. If you are unfamiliar with this area, google "Jaws"...the wave.
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Hike Kalepa Ridge
Hawaii / Kalalau Lookout
Kalepa Ridge is a narrow, unofficial trail that starts at the Kalalau Lookout in Koke'e State Park.
Hike up Mauna Lahilahi
Hawaii / Mauna lahilahi Trailhead
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Is it considerd weird or really bad if a 17 year old dates a person who is 3 or 4 years older than you?
Please i really need to know...
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My girlfriend is about to turn 18 and I'm about to turn 21 and we have no issue with it.
Something I can tell you with absolute certainty though is that age does make a big difference the younger you are - and when I say that, I particularly refer to mental and emotional differences that stem from that difference in age.
However, take the time to listen to yourself - how do you feel as you're dating this person a few years older than you? Does it bother you, or can you overlook that because you care about them?
It all really comes down to how YOU and what that person feel.11|00|0
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Normal if you ask me but a lot of people will probably give you the "you're not 18 yet" crap but 18 and 17 are right next to each other so I see no problem. Besides if y'all are just dating and not having sex it's not illegal.00|00|0


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Democracy 2.0 - Updating Our System
The electoral process, the basis of our democratic system, is plagued with serious flaws and must be updated to increase voter confidence, access and turnout. First and foremost, we need to remove the influence of money in politics but there are also many other issues that need to be addressed. We need to level the field when it comes to campaign funding, expand participation in debates and modify state laws that impede independent and third party candidates such as Washington State's primary law. We need to increase the pool of candidates and create the opportunity for other parties/platforms to participate in our governance.
Institute Instant Run-off Voting - Increase Voter Choice: Instant run-off (IRV) voting allows voters to rank the candidates in order of preference when they vote. This system actually enhances competition and increases independent and third party candidates' prospects because the voter's vote is not "thrown away" when one votes outside the two-party system. IRV removes the fear of voting for what you believe in the current "winter-take-all" election system. The individual with the majority of votes wins but cases with no clear majority trigger a run-off. The candidate with the least amount of votes is eliminated in the second round and the results are recalculated using each voter's ranked list of candidates. The process eliminates the weakest vote-getters through an iterative process and ensures the winner has received the support of the majority of the voters. The IRV process saves taxpayers money by eliminating the expense of run-off elections.
Eliminate the Electoral College: The Electoral College undermines democracy and needs to be abolished. We must actualize the concept of one person, one vote in presidential elections. Our current arcane process allows each state to appoint its electors who formally make the final vote for the president and vice president. Each state is allotted a specific number of electors but some states have less people per elector and therefore have a greater influence in the outcome of the election. For example, for each electoral vote in Wyoming there are 160,000 people while Illinois has more than 550,000 for each electoral vote. Why should people in under-populated states have more influence in our presidential elections? The Electoral College converts our direct vote into an indirect vote. This process has resulted in the election of presidents that didn't win the majority of votes. Odd isn't it? It is a concept rooted in the early days of our country when there was a concern about the ability of voters to make an informed choice. Today's voter is saturated with information and such a concern is no longer valid. Abolishing the Electoral College is an essential key to implementing a strong democracy.
Publicly-Finance Elections: Publicly-financed campaigns allow bright, articulate citizens to run for office without requiring raising the usual boat-load of money to be successful. It removes big money from the process changing the nature of politics and governance by letting candidates focus on the issues and elected officials on governing. Maine, Connecticut, Arizona and North Carolina have set the example by running publicly-financed elections. More than 80% of the current legislatures were elected with publically financed funds in Maine and Connecticut.
Same Day Voter Registration: Allow eligible citizens to walk into the polling place on Election Day and simultaneous register and vote in an election. Elections create the greatest motivation to register and those who decide they want to participate should not be turned away. Studies have show states with same day voter registration have greater turn out at the polls than those that do not.
National Voting Day and/or Voting by Mail: Voter turn out is low in our country; there are a variety of factors causing that problem. To convey the importance of voting to sustain a viable democracy we should move the Election Day to a Saturday or create a National Voting. A voting holiday would also benefit those with inflexible job hours and transportation difficulties. Another option would be to follow the lead of Washington State by requiring a vote-by-mail process to become the standard for the nation, completely eliminating the problems associated with getting to the polls.
Design and Administer a Federal Standard for Voting: Our elections should be uniformly administered at the national level. The most important tool of our democracy should not be entrusted to partisan elected officials of individual states.
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"NHS at its best, thankyou York Hospital."
About: York Hospital York Hospital York YO31 8HE
Posted by AnneLathey
What I liked
I arrived at the hospital with an injury to my heel and in a great deal of pain. I was dealt with within minutes by the Sister on duty and her assistant. I was constantly informed of the relevant procedures that were being carried out. I was also given excellent advice and instructions when leaving the hospital.
I was more than happy to return to the hospital forty eight hours later to have my wound and dressing checked despite the fifty mile round trip.
On my return visit I received excellent treatment once again.
I would have liked to specifically mention the staff members as I would like them to be aware how grateful I was for the way I was treated, but unfortunately this is not allowed on this site.
What could be improved
Nothing at all
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As a child I would go to bed, and I use to be scared so I would keep the lamplight on.
Of course as an adult that fear went away, and now I think that being scared of the dark is completely silly.
I moved into my uncle's country home and it was quite different from the city, it was quiet, it was peaceful, and the best part is it was quiet at night, except for the occasional wolf howl.
Then, one night I began to hear breathing. I thought it was my own, I have bad allergies after all.So one day I was taking a shower and I was getting ready for bed, and the breathing became louder.
I could hear it coming from the closet. As I walked near the closet the breathing became heavier and heavier. I was scared to open the closet, but when I did the breathing disappeared.
So I told myself, "you are just imagining things, of course it is you." So I went to sleep and I could hear breathing on the ceiling. I held my breath and the breathing became louder and the covers were immediately pulled off of me.
This time I knew that someone was in my room. Someone had to be in my room, I had no doubt this time. That definitely was not me breathing!
At night I went to the bathroom and looked in the mirror and I saw a woman walk down the hall and I slammed the door shut in fear. The woman screamed.
"Its time to go, did you really think that you could haunt this house forever?" a man said to me while I was taking out the trash. "You can see me?" I asked in surprise.
"Yes, only a few humans can see ghosts. I am one of them why don't you go to the afterlife?"
"After I died, I just sat and looked in my coffin. I had no idea the afterlife would be so dark and cold. If I would have known there was no higher power to lead me to hell or heaven, I would have fought to stay alive as long as I could."


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SCIENTIST AT WORK: William Castelli; Preaching the Gospel of Healthy Hearts
By JANE E. BRODY
Published: February 8, 1994
FRAMINGHAM, Mass.— DR. WILLIAM CASTELLI, the director of the Framingham Heart Study, was not always renowned for his bon mots and memorable quotes, which have helped make the concept of "good" and "bad" cholesterol familiar to millions of Americans and prompted them to recast their diets and exercise habits to save their hearts.
He remembers all too well his first professional lecture, when he tried to demonstrate the role of a new cholesterol-lowering drug to a group of general practitioners. Scrawling away on a blackboard with his back to the audience, he painstakingly detailed all 26 steps in cholesterol metabolism. But when he turned on the last step to deliver the punch line about the drug's action, he found the entire audience, including his wife, sound asleep.
In more recent years, he has been called by various professional colleagues, "a very enlightening, entertaining and effective lecturer," "a great communicator who talks to the public in meaningful sound bites" and "a man with a real passion and very unique ability to communicate what he finds through scientific observation." One of his rare detractors paid him a backhanded compliment by dubbing him "the Oral Roberts of prevention." He is constantly invited to lecture to professional and lay audiences around the world, spreading the gospel on how to save hearts and health.
It is a subject he may know better than anybody. As a 28-year veteran at Framingham, and its director since 1979, he can rattle off findings gathered through decades of measuring the health characteristics and life habits of more than 10,000 middle-aged Americans and matching these with their eventual medical fates.
Dr. Castelli also relishes a good fight and is often invited to debate the naysayers and skeptics about coronary risk factors. Using facts and figures, most of which have been established by the 45-year-old Framingham study, he readily reduces their arguments to ashes. Despite a certifiable Type B personality that seems never to become agitated, "he goes for the jugular," remarked Dr. William Kannel, the former director of the study, who hired Dr. Castelli in 1965 to run the Framingham laboratories. "Many are no longer willing to debate with him."
But Dr. Castelli said: "Teaching and lecturing did not come naturally to me. It took a lot of hard work." Hard work has clearly paid off, as is evidenced by his popular "hot dog lecture."
He recently gave an abbreviated version. "How do you make a hot dog?" he said. "First you slaughter the animals and cut out all the good parts, the steaks and chops. But you've got a lot of animal left and what are you going to do with it? The hot dog industry took off when a clever guy invented a machine that works like a kitchen disposal -- you dump everything in, eyeballs and all, and grind it up. Voila, the hot dog."
His unorthodox lecturing technique also includes taking students on a tour of a typical American supermarket, with Dr. Castelli flipping over one product after another to show from the fine print on the labels how American arteries become clogged with the fatty deposits that have made heart disease overwhelmingly the leading cause of death in this country.
On a recent supermarket venture, Dr. Castelli took a slightly different approach and decided to show how health-conscious consumers can have their cake and eat it, too -- eating the kinds of food they want without burdening their blood vessels with cholesterol-raising saturated fats. By choosing wisely, for example, buying "special lean" ground beef with less than 10 percent fat instead of the regular beef with about 25 percent fat, he said, "theoretically, you could have a 4-ounce hamburger for breakfast, lunch and supper and only use up 12 grams of the day's allotment of 20 grams of saturated fat." The low-fat burgers have an added advantage. "They don't sizzle or flare up and make a mess of the stove," said the sometime cook, who is as adept in the kitchen as he is before an audience.
"I used to tell people, 'When you see the Golden Arches, you're probably on the road to the Pearly Gates.' But I stopped saying that after McDonald's took the beef tallow out of its fries and gave us the McLean burger, with only four grams of saturated fat."
Moving down the meat counter, Dr. Castelli found a package of skinless sliced chicken breast advertised as 97 percent fat free and then moved on to a package of sliced ham that was 98 percent fat free, which means that it has about 1 percent saturated fat, less than half that found in the lowest-fat ground beef.
"You like ice cream?" he asked, not waiting for an answer. "Well, one cup of Ben and Jerry's ice cream has about 35 grams of total fat and 20 grams of saturated fat." Instead, he picked out a carton of low-fat frozen yogurt from the same manufacturer, saying, "you'll get only 4 grams of fat and 2 grams of saturated fat." Never to Late to Change
With his supermarket cart now laden with more than a dozen low-fat and fat-free products to sample, he summed up: "People could control their destiny. They don't have to go on to get some degenerative disease."


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Just a sad cello improv. All the music is mine and so are the pictures. Buy my new CD here: http://jesseahmann.net/store/
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Stupid question, I know. I am fully aware beauty doesn't determine a persons worth however I can't help but be curious about this. When I was younger, up until the age of 13, I was told I was beautiful by people all around me, relatives, family friends, friends, peers, teachers etc. When I was 13 I became depressed, put on weight, lost my tan, hair became thinner and I just looked like a depressed person. Depression took a physical toll for several years however I feel like I'm in the process of recovering, I've lost a lot of weight, I'm not tanned, my hair is slowly getting thinner and I'm wearing more make up these days. I do have bad skin and my eyebrows aren't as on point as they could be but these things don't seem that important. I don't get complimented anymore, ever, I'm 19 and I'm very rarely ever approached in clubs while my friends are. I've been told I look very serious and intimidating (resting bitch face) but is that enough to scare people away? Or am I just not pretty?
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This happened to me. The guys were swarming all over me but then I got into a bad relationship and that sent me downhill and I stopped getting at the attention. I think subconsciously I didn't want to attract men anymore because of being used for sex.
The hardest thing in life you will ever do is learn to just judge yourself and screw anyone else's opinion. But if you wonder how others are reacting to you then Google "Signs of attraction" and see if you can pick up the reactions of other people.
I am 48 so they are not leaning out of their car doors anymore howling (thank god anyway) but I do sometimes pick up positive reactions from men. But I know I can improve greatly.
There are some GREAT books dedicated to looking more approachable. If you are interested I can recommend some.00|00|0


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Sydney, Australia (PressExposure) November 02, 2009 -- In the last days of the Global Green Car Challenge the large and luxurious Å koda Superb has proven to be the most fuel efficient vehicle so far in the medium to large cars segment of the challenge. Fuel consumption based on total route kilometers to date has placed the Superb at fourth place just after Ford Fiesta ECOnetic, Mini Cooper D and Suzuki Alto GLX, all of which are competing in the light to small car segment of the challenge.
With a steady cumulative fuel consumption as low as 4.59 litres per 100 kilometers, the Superb 2.0 TDI with 125kW and 350Nm of torque has taken most contenders by surprise.
Unlike other contenders, the Å koda Superb has throughout the challenge carried an excess amount of weight supporting the TopGear Australia team and its âpostieâ bike. With other competing brands having support teams and support vehicles at their disposal, the Å koda Superb is the only vehicle acting as both competing vehicle and support vehicle at the same time. In the company of added disadvantage being over 100 kilograms of extra baggage, frequent stops to monitor and refuel the bike, along with an extra adult passenger, all affecting the vehicleâs fuel consumption, the Superb is still well ahead of its large car competitors.
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President Muhamamdu Buhari-led federal government has approved the closure of nine foreign missions and their conversion to non-residency representation or concurrent accreditation, DailyTrust gathered.
It was gathered that the new development is part of measures to reduce the cost of running Nigeria's foreign representations in line with the economic situation.
The affected missions are those whose absence portend no serious bilateral or diplomatic effect sources told DailyTrust.
They include:
– the Permanent Mission to the D-8 in Istanbul, Turkey
– the Africa-South America Cooperation Forum (ASACOF) in Caracas,
Venezuela; embassies in Belgrade, Serbia; Colombo, Sri Lanka; Kiev, Ukraine; Prague, Czech Republic;
– the High Commission in Singapore as well as Consulates in Buea,
– Cameroon and Sao Paulo in Brazil.
The government also ordered that posting staff of home ministries to foreign missions should be discontinued, while Foreign Service officers should be trained to carry out multiple tasks including administration, immigration, trade, culture and education related functions.
According to DailyTrust, a letter from the Chief of Staff to the President, Abba Kyari, addressed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama dated June 8, 2016, said the practice of violating staffing ceilings for each mission must be stopped and corrective measures be put in place.


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New Haven, Conn. - The Quakers had one singles player and one doubles team advance to the quarterfinals of ITA Northeast Regional on Sunday at Yale.
Junior Phil Lawwon his thirdmatch of theevent, defeatingPrinceton's Matt Siow 6-3,6-4 to move into the quarterfinals. Hehas yet to drop a set thus far and will next face Yale's Mark Powers in the quarters. Powers is the number two seed in the regional and was 2010Ivy League Player of the Year.
In doubles play, the freshmen duo of Ivan Turudic and Zach Katz defeated Dartmouth's Greif/Roby 8-4 toadvance into thequarterfinals.Thefreshmen duohad numerous chances but couldn't capitalize on a chance to reach the semis, eventually going down 8-6 to Princeton's Siow/Petocic. Turidic and Katz finish the fall season with an impressive 9-1 record overall as a doubles team.


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This is a modification of a recipe that I found right here on food.com (#31988). An Italian friend from Brooklyn told me about starting with anchovies; I figured out how much tomato paste to add. Sometimes I throw in a handful of small whole-grain macaroni, if I can't find any decent bread (we live in a small town, and I'm not one for baking).
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- 2 anchovies (or 3 small ones)
- 3 -4 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 2 cups chicken broth
- 2 (15 ounce) cans cannellini beans
- 1 head escarole
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste, heaping
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- parmesan cheese, grated (or Romano)
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- Wash escarole well and chop leaves in half.
- Saute anchovies, onion, and garlic in oil in medium size pot until slightly brown, breaking up the anchovies as you go along.
- Slowly add chicken broth stirring well.
- Add tomato paste.
- Add one can of beans with juice and one can without, escarole, salt, pepper and red pepper flakes.
- Cover and simmer 20 minutes on med-low heat.
- Serve in bowls and top with cheese.
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These are just gorgeous Kerry! You did a fine job and your bump has really grown out of nowhere lately! xReplyDelete
These are lovely ! The lighting is stunning and you look so elegant. XReplyDelete
aw i love the ones of Amelia at your bare belly <3 xReplyDelete
These are gorgeous Kerry. You have the most perfect bump! xxReplyDelete
So lovely, amazing you did these all yourself! Your bump seems to have popped out of nowhere haha xxReplyDelete
They turned out beautifully! Did you use the remote? :) xReplyDelete
These are so gorgeous! Love the first one with you and Amelia on the bed, so precious! You'll have to try and recreate it when little man is here with you holding him instead of your belly with Amelia sat next to you again :) xReplyDelete
These are so pretty, very good for DIY pictures :) I wish I'd had some done too but my body confidence isn't great so I didn't :/ReplyDelete
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These are lovely and what a fantastic thing to have as a keepsake to remember your bump once baby is here! xxReplyDelete
Lovely! I wish I had the confidence :)ReplyDelete
They are really lovely Kerry. I really like the one of you and Amelia laying on the bed :) xxReplyDelete
They are lovely hun. I am 30 weeks and might take some pictures over holidays but I wish I was more confident to do a little photo shot like this xReplyDelete
The ones of you on the bed with Amelia are gorgeous! xReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures! I wish I had taken some too but only have a few. I used to feel so huge I did not want to be photographed but now I kind of regret it...ReplyDelete
They are beautiful Kerry you did an amazing job. Your bump is just gorgeous! Not long to go now. xxReplyDelete
Beautiful photos!! Especially the ones with Amelia :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures! Your daughter is so cute! I especially love the innocent one where you are reading to her and she puts her finger in her nose. She's so cute and funny!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment. I love reading them all and will try my best to answer all of your questions. If you would like to contact me for a quicker response please feel free to tweet me at (@ohsoamelia_blog) or email me. Kerry


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Governor Jan Brewer Declares Next Week "Arizona Wine Week." Let's Hope Jan Has a Designated Driver
New Times is issuing a travel alert to take effect on all Arizona roadways for the duration of next week. The danger isn't weather related, it's more alleged-drunk-driving-governor, who just declared next week "Arizona Wine Week" related.
We couldn't help but laugh (and laugh, and laugh) and then shudder in fear this afternoon when it was brought to our attention that Governor Jan Brewer made the declaration on behalf of the Arizona Wine Growers Association.
This is funny (and terrifying) for several reasons, most notably the fact that it comes the day after Brewer tried to explain away a 1988 car wreck -- in which the arresting officer believed she was drunk -- by saying she was drinking wine, not scotch, before smashing into the back of a mini-van on Interstate 17.
As if drinking wine makes the incident -- and Jan's ensuing 20-year crusade to throw the book at those convicted of DUI -- any less hypocritical, Brewer told AZ Family yesterday "well ya know, I've never drank scotch in my life. If I have a cocktail, it's usually merlot wine."
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However, in the police report filed by the Department of Public Safety the night of the accident, the officer says Brewer admitted to having one scotch before plowing into the mini-van. That was right before she admitted to having two scotches.
Sadly, the admissions ended there because, despite failing four field sobriety tests, Brewer was never given a breathalyzer test and subsequently never charged with a crime because she was a state senator at the time, making her immune from prosecution.
Read the police report -- and more about Jan's wild ride -- here.
Marina Renneke, spokeswoman for the AWGA, tells New Times the governor will not be in attendance on Monday for the press conference announcing Wine Week (Jan will be in San Francisco sucking all the possible political life out of SB 1070). Renneke wouldn't say much else about Brewer's participation in the event and told us any DUI-related questions should be directed to the governor's office.
Per usual, Brewer's press secretary, Paul Sensman, did not immediately respond to an email.
Without the underlying concern that Brewer could slip past her security detail and find herself behind the wheel of a car, the festival itself sounds great. Check out the details here.
If you choose to drive anywhere next week, keep in mind that you've been warned: the wine will be flowin' at the directive of Jan Brewer, which makes being a driver on an Arizona roadway about as safe as being a mayor in Mexico.
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Building A Balanced Ecosystem♫ Tuesday, April 13th, 2010
In yards where there is sufficient space, backyard ponds have become a very popular addition. Even if a manicured lawn has no garden area in site, many residents are choosing to add small ponds, where a mini ecosystem of plant and animal life can live. These outdoor garden ponds are beautiful and relaxing to be around, providing a natural habitat in your own backyard. The most difficult part of having a pond is keeping it clean and clear. The pond can become more like a smelly, still swamp if it is not maintained properly, or designed properly in the first place. The following information will explain to you how to design and maintain your pond to keep it clean and inviting.
One of the most important goals in designing your pond is to create an ecosystem that is balanced and as natural as possible. If you succeed in doing this, the pond will always be working to clean itself, and your time spent on maintenance will reduce drastically. You want to spend your time enjoying your pond, not cleaning it, right? Without creating a balanced ecosystem, excessive algae can become a major problem. The water will become murky and have a foul odor, and mosquitoes will be attracted to the still water. The best way to avoid this, so you will be comfortable being around your pond, is to put enough plants and animals in your pond when you make it. Plants and animals will regulate the pond as they do in natural ecosystems.
Besides creating shade to deter algae growth, adding fish to the pond will help keep it clean. Fish eat algae, so anything that grows despite the shade created by the lilies will be regulated. Whatever algae is still present will feed on the dead leaves and other decaying plant matter in the pond. To avoid this, you should clean the dead leaves out of the pond regularly, and/or put plants in and around the pond that feed on the decaying plants themselves. These plants need the mineral salts that are produced by the decaying plants. If the plants feed on the decaying plant matter before the algae can eat it, the algae will starve and will die.
Part of the balanced ecosystem you create when you make your pond extends past the shoreline itself. By putting plants on the land outside of the pond, wildlife will be attracted to the area and will help to naturally regulate the ecosystem. The plants will create shade, plants and fish will eat any algae that grows, and the birds and frogs will be attracted to the area and eat any pesky bugs that may be around. The end result is a clean, natural, beautiful backyard pond one you will be happy to spend time around.


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My boyfriend and I are both 25 and we have dated since we were both 15 years old. Of course, being in high school and college we broke up many times. We moved in together almost 2 years ago and we pay our own bills. I guess my question is whether or not we have been dating too long. For the past 8 months or so I have really been nagging my boyfriend about getting married. I just feel like it's time. He insists that he will soon, but he is bad with money and can barely afford his bills. I do love him, but I'm afraid ill regret nagging him about it for this long. It's weird because I never saw myself as the type that would care about marriage.
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Considering your age the answer has to be no. between 15-25 you've both changed from children to adults. It's not the same thing.
To be honest I'd argue if you're both happy you never need to be married. It's personal choice. Bills and life come first you can't push someone who isn't ready into it.
Now ask yourself this - do you want to get married or do you want to get married to him? if the answer isn't the latter you aren't ready. if it is the latter... you're going to have to wait until he is ready as well.00|00|0
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To be honest with you, you need to ask yourself if waiting for him this long is even worth it. 10 years is very good considered you started out in HS. Its not like you started it out now and your in your 30's, then its really bad. You need to ask him what does he mean by 'soon', and where does he see you two going, is on the same page as you. Because if you feel that your putting in all the effort then you have to leave him no matter how much you say you love him. Because in marriage, love is not enough to keep it up. Just warning you now. Again, if you see other factors that disqualifies him as a husband, and you cannot see yourself submitting to him as a wife in ALL things, even when he's bad with money, and can barely pay his bills. Then let it go. Don't be with a person where you can't equally share the burden with and you refuse to do it 100% every day of your marriage life.00|00|0


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Silverman was a psychic. He was acquainted with Bart Addison.
One day in 1947 Addison brought a stranger to see Silverman. The stranger had lost his memory, and Addison wanted Silverman to help him. Silverman examined several items from the stranger's pockets, using psychometry to determine from where each item came, hoping to jog the stranger's memories. (PROSE: Playback)


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A/N: So I realize this is crazy belated as a chapter 2 to coda to the end of season 4 when we are now in the middle of season 6, and I doubt I will write anymore of this, but I had the file completed sitting on my computer forever waiting for some sort of end that I decided could stay as it was. This is a direct second part to the first chapter that snaked out of me several months ago. I always intended to go even more wincesty here, but after talking with the ever-lovely deangirl1 and reading through this again, I think I like it where I stopped.
Please review if you read, and thanks for checking this out! I know I've been MIA while working on original work, but I will be back soon with an update on Incubus, the book. As for the Silent Hill fic...oh, I know I NEED to go back to that a YEAR later now, but time will tell.
Dean is gasping in air like he might never breathe again. He can still feel his skin burning, the awful heat and pain as his flesh falls from his bones like wilting leaves and he bleeds and screams against Sam.
He is screaming and screaming and screaming with the horror of it, the awful truth of Sam's promises and perversely pressing lips to what remained of his face. It is all so tangible, so consuming, even as Dean bolts up in bed so fast that he feels nauseous from the momentum.
He is shaking, trembling throughout every inch of his body, certain he must be nothing but chattering bones until he touches and clutches at himself and finds skin.
He hasn't been reduced to charred flesh and pooling blood. He is whole. He is alive. He is safe. In some nameless nondescript motel, he is safe, that familiar setting that he is so used to waking up to.
Dean takes in a few more deeper breaths, afraid that he might be mistaken and any moment the pain will surge up again. It was just a dream, he tells himself, running one of his still trembling hands through sweat-soaked hair. His mind is hazy and he cannot quite remember where he is or what he and Sam were doing before that awful nightmare took him.
He could really use a drink.
"Sam?" Dean calls out. The bed beside his is empty, but the sheets are rumpled from use.
Dean looks around the room and sees that the light in the bathroom is on, shining at him from beneath the door. He doesn't know what time it is. The room has no bedside clock and he has no idea what has become of his watch, so Sam is either taking a piss or already up getting ready for the day.
"Sam!" Dean calls a little louder, tipping his legs over the edge of the bed and trying to gather the will to stand.
He slept on top of the covers again. In his clothes. He can't remember the last time he had a normal night's sleep.
"Sammy, are you deaf!" Dean finally pushes up from the bed, feeling sore and achy all over, which doesn't surprise him considering his dream.
He just wants to see his brother. His brother. Not the monster from his nightmare.
"Sam!" Dean calls one more time before he is pounding on the bathroom door, "Are you in there? I need…I need to see you," he admits somewhat awkwardly, not sure how else to express his urgency, "Are you...are you okay in there?"
There is still no reply, no sense of movement or sound of running water. Dean tries the knob, too frantic to wait, and feels the knot in his stomach grow tighter as the unlocked door pushes open.
The light is on, but there is no one inside. No Sam.
Dean can't focus. He can't remember what motel this is. The last thing he remembers is that damn chapel and burning alive by the altar. He remembers Sam with those molten eyes, Lucifer's eyes, and before that…killing Ruby, being too late to stop Sam, Castiel's concerned face, the Green Room, Zachariah, the truth, the awful, awful truth.
But that can't all be real. If it was real, how could Dean be in a motel now? There has to be something from before, before his nightmare started, some sense of reality. Dean knows he is only half awake, walking in a daze, and that is why the dream feels so real. But it isn't real. It can't be.
Dean crosses to his jacket slung over a chair on the other side of the room. Sam's duffle is sitting right next to his on the floor, Sam's jacket is tossed over the other chair, Sam's laptop is on the damn table. Sam has to be somewhere.
Pulling his cell phone from his jacket pocket, Dean calls Sam's number, but a roar of static blares in his ear before there is even a real dial tone or the sound of ringing. He practically throws the phone away to get rid of that sound, his cell flipping closed and going silent as it tumbles across the carpet.
Something isn't right. About the motel. About anything.
Dean grabs his jacket, slinging it over his shoulders as he moves for the window. He parts the drawn curtains, seeing that it is sunny outside, at least noon if not later, and the Impala is parked pristinely out in the lot with a handful of other lesser vehicles. The scene is almost too calm, especially with not a single soul in sight on the sidewalks or streets.
If Dean can't call Sam then he will have to find him.
Dean opens the motel door without much thought, ready to walk out into the sunshine, but stops dead before he can even cross the threshold.
There is no sun. No Impala. No motel parking lot. Only barren land that is not land at all but flesh stretching as far as Dean can see. Everything is made up of blood and bone with a choking stench of human decay that hangs so heavy in the air Dean can barely breathe.
He is in Hell.
He is back in Hell.
Dean is certain he is imagining it. Those images used to come back to him so often. Even a glance at Sam or Bobby or Cas and Dean would see blood dripping down their faces before he came back to himself. But he always came back to himself.
Now he stands shaking in the doorway of a motel that does not exist, clenching his eyes shut and opening them again in hopes that the vision of Hell will go away, that it is all just in his head, another part of the dream haunting him into the waking world.
But it doesn't-go away. The horrors of Hell are bare before him. The racks, the landscape like the insides of rotting bodies, and the demons doing their work with such careful glee. They do not bother to hide in the shadows, though the shadows are many. They torture and taunt and humiliate for everyone to see.
There is a demon only yards from Dean's not-there doorway, looking terrible the way demons truly look. Human but not. Flesh but not. In pieces and yet somehow put back together to be whole, with the same black eyes they would have topside and snarls on their horrible faces.
The demon stops what it is doing to the poor though no doubt deserving soul it has been shredding on its rack, and turns slowly to stare at Dean.
It might have been a man once, though it was hard to tell in Hell. It was hard for Dean to remember that he was a man or even human when he had been the one in place of that demon, doing the same terrible work.
The demon smiles at him, almost familiar, and Dean wonders if it is someone, something he once knew. It leaves the soul on its rack and begins a slow pace toward Dean, beckoning to him with a gnarled hand and a dull jagged knife.
Dean is shaking and shaking again, maybe even screaming though he is too overwhelmed with fear to really know.
He is in Hell.
He is back in Hell.
Just as Sam promised.
"No, no, no, no, no..."
Dean starts a sudden backpedal into the room, leaving the door open and the strange unreal portal to Hell still visible. He stumbles in his haste, landing hard on the carpet, but does not stop, scrambling away until he is wedged between the bed that should have been Sam's and the wall. He can barely hold his knees to his chest with how much he is shaking.
He knows hiding will not save him, remembering all the times he was let go, allowed to run, to hide, just so he could be caught again after having the fleeting hope of reprieve from the pain. But even though he knows that demon is coming for him, he cannot face it, he cannot look up and watch Hell come for him again, so he huddles and hides, pressing his face into his thighs, chanting...
"It's not real, it's not real, it's not real..."
Dean gasps at the sound of his name from a familiar voice. Sam's voice somewhere nearby. There were voices sometimes, he remembers, tricks to make him think he was rescued when it was nothing but demons with parlor tricks.
"Dean, it's okay. It's okay," Sam's voice says again, so like Sam, so comforting and concerned, not horribly resonant with power the way it had been as Lucifer.
The voice is close to Dean now, so close.
Dean doesn't want to look up, doesn't want it to be a trick.
"Dean, please."
A hand on Dean's shoulder, strong, solid, and not at all burning jars Dean out of his tightly balled seclusion. He gasps again, his head snapping up as his blurred wet eyes land on Sam. His Sam, worried, and hazel-eyed, and crouched right there in the small space between bed and wall just like Dean.
"It's okay," Sam says again, "You're okay. Did something happen? You don't look hurt. Let me see you." He is demanding and motherly at the same time, grabbing Dean's arms and trying to get him to stand with just the right amount of firm authority that Dean wants to listen to him.
"I'm not...hurt, I was just..." Dean shakes his head, hating that his voice is trembling like his body and his cheeks are wet. He lets Sam unfold him, pull him to his feet, and feels a rush of relief fill his body just being in Sam's presence. "I'm okay, Sammy, I...think it was a nightmare, and I just...I couldn't wake up. But it's not real, right?" he clutches at Sam's shirts more tightly than he normally would, those familiar layered shirts, "You're real, Sammy, right? I'm not back there. I'm not-"
"In Hell? Of course you're in Hell, Dean. I told you that's where you would go."
Dean's throat tightens and the air catches in his lungs like smoke.
He had to have heard Sam wrong.
"It's okay, Dean," Sam says with a tender smile that looks somehow off, "They won't dare touch you. I told you that too, remember? If one of them did I would destroy them on the spot. I'll keep them all away, I promise." He gestures to the door that is still open, and Dean can see Hell, not a vision or a dream, but real.
That approaching demon is closer than it had been before, but no longer smiling. It slinks away like a wounded dog, further and further from the door.
"You see," Sam smiles wider, "They're at my command, Dean. I will never let them hurt you. You can be safe here until I find you a new body."
Dean is too stunned to move, too stunned to even let go of Sam's shirts as he clutches tighter and stares wide-eyed at his not-brother.
It isn't his brother. It's Lucifer. It's the Devil in his brother's skin.
"No..." Dean says, feeling fresh tears streak down his face along the tracks already made, "No, Sammy...no."
Finally, Dean is able to let go of Sam's shirts, but he is trapped and can only move back into the corner by the bed. He flattens himself there, still shaking so hard he is exhausted from the effort.
Cas, Ruby's death, Lilith's death, Lucifer rising quietly in Sam instead of bursting forth the way Dean had envisioned, it was all real. Dean melting beneath his brother's touch was real. Being in Hell right that moment was fucking real!
"No, no, no..." Dean chants again, wanting to slide down the wall, but Sam stops him. Sam places both of his hands on Dean's shoulders and forces him to stay up.
"D-Don't...touch me," Dean tries to shrug Sam off, knowing that the only reason Sam's touch no longer burns is because Dean is already dead, in a body he imagines of his soul but that doesn't really exist. The motel doesn't exist either. Nothing does. Only Hell.
"Dean, it's okay," Sam says, "It'll be okay. I promise."
"No! Don't fucking touch me!" Dean yells, pushing Sam away as hard as he can with the flat of both palms to Sam's chest.
His brother, not-brother, stumbles back, looking hurt, wounded that Dean would push him away.
Dean shakes his head. "You're not Sam. You're not my brother. Stop taking his fucking form! You're not him! You're not him..." Dean wants to finish sliding to the floor, but he doesn't. He crawls over the bed, watching Sam the entire time as he moves quickly to free himself from the corner. But that also brings him closer to the door leading out to the true form of Hell, and it is difficult for Dean not to fear that too.
"They won't touch you, Dean, you'll see," Sam says, "Don't look out there. You can stay here. I've made it safe for you here." Sam waves a hand at the door and it slams shut, closing out Hell again at which Dean cannot help but sigh relief, however brief a sensation. "I'm not going to hurt you, Dean. I would never hurt you."
The lie of that fills Dean with fury and it is enough to dull some of his paralyzing fear. "Never hurt me?" he repeats venomously, "You killed me! You saw what your touch was doing to me and you touched me more! You burned me into nothing! You sent me to Hell!" He screams the words, with only the bed between them. He wants to hit Sam, over and over again, until he knocks the Devil out of him.
It hurts more that the eyes looking back at him are Sam's eyes, hazel and down-turned and so distraught with apparent shame. "Dean," he says mournfully, "I...I'm so sorry. It was too late. Once I touched you that first time it was already too late. Even that one touch would have killed you, but it would have been slow and…and horrible. I just wanted it over quickly for you. If I had known what my touch would do, I...Dean please," he moves forward, which shouldn't be possible because the bed is there, but it isn't there, because it isn't real, and Sam is able to walk right through it.
"Don't," Dean manages, though it is all he can say. When he backs up his thighs hit the edge of the other bed, and he cannot figure out how to escape.
"Please, Dean," Sam says again, moving through the bed until he is inches from Dean, "I don't want anything from you. I'm not asking anything of you. This is all I can do to make up for the things I've done. Please, let me do this. Let me make it up to you, Dean. You can stay here, you'll be safe, you can have whatever you want. And when I find a body that won't burn I'll bring you back, just as I promised."
It is all too terrible to believe, to listen to. Dean flinches when Sam reaches out close enough now to touch him, and Sam does, he touches Dean's cheek tenderly the way he had tried in the church. Dean doesn't burn. Because there is nothing left of him.
He shakes his head at Sam, but does not move further away or knock Sam's hand aside. He craves the touch as much as Sam seems to crave giving it, because the assurance that this is somehow still Sam is the only thing keeping Dean sane and yet how can he believe any of what Sam…Lucifer says.
He focuses on what he can understand, on what he knows is wrong. "And how are you going to get me a body Sam? Find some poor soul like Jimmy who could bear the touch of an angel, and send them to Hell for me? You know I'd never allow that."
"No, Dean, of course not," Sam says, his hand lowering and his brow furrowing with disappointment that Dean would even think such a thing, "I'll find an empty body. Or like Ruby, a coma victim about to pass, and then it will be yours, only yours. I can change its shape, you'll see, and it will be your own body but stronger. Don't you want that, Dean? So we can be together?" His eyes are large and puppy like, Sam like, and Dean is not sure he knows the difference between what is real and what isn't.
"What…what if that isn't where it ends, Sam?" he says, "What about other people? Can you avoid ever touching someone else? What kind of life do you want for us? What does Lucifer want? What if-?"
"Dean," Sam says, and he is smiling again, reaching up with both hands to grip Dean's arms and squeeze reassuringly, "It's just me. Not Lucifer. Not…not really. At least not how you're thinking. I'm in control. I have all this…power, but it's just me, I swear."
Dean is already shaking his head before Sam has finished speaking. "You're not you. Not only you. This isn't like you, Sam. Overprotective of me, sure, even when I'm the one who's supposed to be protecting you, but not…not…whatever this is," he gestures at Sam meekly, at the room, his personal little corner of Hell, "You can't expect me to believe that it's all just you, and that you want nothing more than to have me up there with you alive and we'll just go on like nothing's changed. Everything has changed, Sam. How can this be something good? We spent a year trying to prevent this!"
Sam is not quite as quick with a comeback this time. His hands drop away from Dean, his face twisted with emotion that seems entirely built on anguish, not anger. He looks as though he is honestly thinking about what Dean is saying, questioning his own words and motives for the first time. His mouth moves as if he is going to speak, but no words leave him.
He sits suddenly on the end of the bed he had walked through and it is solid beneath him.
"I don't feel different," Sam says to the hands in his lap, "I mean, I know I'm different, but…I still feel like me. I don't think I'm being manipulated. This is what I want. What I want. Am I not…me…?" His final words come out small, boyish, and Dean is moved with pity for what is still his brother.
Part of this person before him is still Sam, Dean just isn't sure how much, and that scares him. "Sammy…" he says, sitting down beside his brother with deliberate caution. He is grateful that the door is closed since he would be facing Hell directly if it had remained open. "I'm scared out of my mind here, okay? Mostly of you."
Sam looks over at Dean from his slouched position. His eyes are wet. And still hazel.
"You can look at me with those eyes," Dean says, "But I remember what they looked like in the church, what you did to me, and you weren't…remorseful. Not the way my Sammy would be. I don't know what to believe. I think you're in there, but it's not just you. There's something else, Sammy, something that's not right, and it's never gonna be normal like this. You burned me into nothing just by touching me."
"Dean," Sam cringes, and tries to reach for Dean as he has so many times, only this time he lets his hand drop back to his lap, "I…I'm so sorry. I never meant to do that to you. Maybe…I just need to learn to control it. If I could control this…power, then…then we could…" Sam trails as he looks back into Dean's eyes.
Dean knows he looks skeptical. He is skeptical. There is some evil thing inside his brother. And it has brought them both to Hell.
Something seems to break in Sam, some more solid part of him that is still him, and his eyes fill with moisture. Dean isn't even entirely sure if Sam is physically here in Hell with him, body and spirit, or if this is just some projection he is capable of, but the mere image of his brother in tears still undoes Dean as if Sam was a little boy again.
"Sammy…" Dean reaches out, as Sam had reached for him.
"I…I'm so sorry, Dean," Sam says again, and he is falling into Dean, letting his body become dead weight that crashes and clings and seeks safety in Dean's arms.
Being able to hold Sam after everything is just so…needed. After their fight before Sam left to go with Ruby for the last time, when Sam had all but killed Dean and he was still just Sam then, being actually killed by his brother later so horribly and painfully only to wake up in Hell…Dean just wants the comfort of the embrace to erase it all, as much as Sam seems to want that too.
Dean's arms wind around Sam's larger body with Sam's face pressing into Dean's shoulder, and they hold each other. It is like so many other times in their lives when they didn't embrace but wanted to, so beaten neither could stand it, in some horrible little motel, with monsters on their doorstep, only this is so much worse because they are in Hell, Sam is the Devil, and Dean is dead.
There is no normal for them after this. Not even their rare brand of normal.
"Can we just…" Sam practically sobs, wet against the skin of Dean's neck. He doesn't finish what he wants but starts to fall back on the bed, taking Dean with him.
Dean understands, remembers long nights without Dad when they were just kids and so alone it hurt to breathe in the same room with only each other. Sam would crawl into Dean's bed without asking or saying anything, and Dean would let him, Dean would pull him in close, and somehow they would sleep, wrapped up in each other.
Dean helps Sam lie back, helps them both scoot back on the bed and lie down, side by side curled into each other and barely fitting in the tiny single. He wonders if Sam could make the bed larger just by willing it, but doesn't ask. He wants the almost uncomfortable closeness. He wants Sam pressed against him because it feels like Sam, not Lucifer with some agenda yet unknown.
"It's okay, Sammy. It'll be okay…somehow," he says, and he wants to believe that, even though he knows it is impossible, "Maybe…maybe we can take it one step at a time, keep ahead of what Lucifer might try to do, try to make you do, and it can be okay. Just us, right? Just us…"
"Yeah…" Sam sniffles, barely audible, "Just us."
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J K Police
October 9, 2010 by Post Team
J K Police, Srinagar, October 09 (Scoop News) – J & K Minister of Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Mohammad Ali Sager said that the Government has appointed a commission of inquiry comprising Justice (Retd) Syed Bashir-ud-Din and Justice YP Nargotra to inquire into the deaths of 17 people in the Kashmir valley since the June 11, 2010.
This was stated by the minister to answer a question from my Tarigami in the Legislative Assembly here today. He said the District Magistrate, Anantnag has also ordered judicial inquiry into the firing incident in Cologne SK, Anchidora, Anantnag 29 June 2010 following the death of three people.
The Minister said the Government has accepted the judicial inquiry report thereon and on the basis of the recommendations of the charge of the investigation, the names of four police officers were added in the FIR and lodged at the Police Station Anantnag. Said pending investigation, the then SHO has been placed on suspension and disciplinary proceedings against the then SSP, Anantnag is being launched.
Giving details of the incident of firing Mendher, the Minister said that the Division Commissioner, Jammu has been appointed as head of the investigation into the incident in which three civilians were killed. Said FIR was registered against the officers lost.
The minister said that 19 have registered FIR against the security forces and police, where allegations of firing without provocation or excessive use of force were supposedly. Research in these cases is going on, he added.
The minister said that during the period between January 2010 and ended in September 2010 to 94 civilians, who were part of mobs and riots were injured during the engagement between the demonstrators and deployments on the ground and succumbed to his wounds in the valley of Kashmir and added that besides the action of security forces, 15 people were also killed in public policy problem due to various reasons including stone pelting, stampede drowning, etc explosion in the valley .
The Minister said that the death of a S Inayat Khan or Mohammad Amin Khan I / O Malteng, Dalgate took place on January 8, 2010. He said the information regarding the full details of the people, who were assaulted and succumbed to his injuries from January 2010 until August 2010 due to unrest in the Kashmir valley are being collected.
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Well finally Ichigo takes on Aizen and actually gets ahead of the game. Actually scoring a direct hit on Aizen which is more then anyone expected of him and now we find that Aizen has the Hogyoku imbedded in his chest and thus allowing him to heal his injuries. We also learn some pertinent things about Aizen. He apparently holds hollowfication in low regard for whatever reason and wouldn't engage in it himself. The fact that he has had the Hogyoku all this time makes one question how much of his overpowering skill was him alone or just him being powered by the Hogyoku. Something that will most likely becoming a raging debate that may never be clearly answered.
The only real issue I had with the chapter was the beginning portion of the chapter.
>It was ambiguous as to the fate of the captain commander. Aizen insinuates sacrifice but isn't specific if he is actually gone and the panels don't clearly indicate anything. Aizen's words dont really make sense either its somewhat Incoherent. On one side if the captain-commander is gone then the Gotei 13 is done. At least twice Aizen has stated that without Yama there is no Gotei 13 and if he dies so does the history of soul society. It also brings up the point that why would the captain commander use a technique he couldn't guarentee would take out his opponent for certain it doesn't seem like a move he would make. You don't live 2,000 plus years by being rash. The other option is that if something did happen Orihime can always bring him back but that is unlikely as Kubo has yet to bring back anyone important using her ability, thus negating the point of doing this in the first place. Suffice to say no one is qualified for his spot. No one else has the same or close to same level of respect, loyalty, resolve, personality or power to be in his position and there is still alot missed. Maybe he is actually fine and there are details we have yet to fully understand at the moment. Only time will tell before we can accurately determine whats going on.
> The biggest issue that I had with this chapter was the end. Aizen states some things about Ichigo that seems out of place. He knew Rukia was in the human world and he was searching for her because she had the hogyoku inside her. The the fact that she met Ichigo doesn't seem important enough for him to have noted being as he wasn't looking for Ichigo. The makes note of Ichigo's fight with Ishida which is also out of place Ichigo wasn't an issue at that point how could he have known about that fight. Granted he was watching Ichigo upon his entrance into Seireitei so yea he may have knowledge about his fight Zaraki but not about what affect it had on his development of bankai which didn't take place until his second encounter with Byakuya on the bridge. How would he have known about Ichigo's fight with Renji unless he was watching Rukia being taken into custody. The hollow possession he experienced was barely a minute how can he have known about that battle with Byakuya having an affect on that. While he obviously was monitoring the battle with grimmjow how did he know Ichigo mastered his hollow mask (not entirely true, as he has not shown use of any hollow related powers, he just has kept it on longer). There is no way for him to have known what transpired between him and Ulquiorra as he wasn't even in the dimension at the time, having left on a more pressing concern. There is no factual basis for him to say that he has been manipulating Ichigo at all, as interest in him didn't start until about the arrancar arc. The first incursion he didn't sanction the second wasn't even about Ichigo and then hueco mundo he wasn't involved remotely, he wasn't even really shown behind any of the fights Grimmjow wanted to fight him on his own and Ulquiorra seemd to be trying to prove a point. There's just holes in that entire declaration and its not believable (Seemingly a common component of Aizen's character creation).


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Australian boy's lemonade stand helps him realize dream of buying 'unicorn' pony
Posted October 26, 2016
QUEENSLAND, Australia — An Australian boy took lemons, made lemonade and bought himself a pony.
Since he was tiny, 7-year-old Sabastian Lucas had dreamed about owning a white horse with a long mane and tail — "just like a unicorn," according to Today. He quickly learned that his dream was more likely to become a reality if he took matters into his own hands, and thus with the support and encouragement of his parents, Sabastian & Co. was born.
Sabastian began selling his own hand-crafted beverages from a cardboard box stand two years ago. Soon, he couldn't refill the jugs of his signature old-fashioned lemonade and raspberry iced tea fast enough, and he expanded his business to include catering parties for friends and family.
"Sabastian probably doesn't even know it is work," his mother, Juliana Kent, told Today. "It's just normal in our routine to work all day and to whistle while we work. And the harder you work, the bigger and better the prize is at the end of the game."
Like any good business owner, Sabastian manages the most important details himself.
"It takes him an extra hour to put labels on the bottles," said Kent. "They may not be straight or all the same, but I don't mind. It's all a part of him doing it for himself."
Keeping his end goal in mind, Sabastian tirelessly mixed his syrups and drinks — collecting and saving every penny he could.
"The proceeds of his sales, plus his tooth fairy money and Christmas money, all went into a mason ball jar," Kent told 9News Australia.
After two years of hard work, his parents were shocked to learn he'd brought in more than $3,000.
It was then that they decided to help him purchase his "unicorn."
"It had nothing to do with the amount he raised," Kent said. "We decided he had waited long enough, and he clearly wasn't giving up on his dream anytime soon."
Enter Tom Boy the white pony. Kent and her husband secretly purchased the Welsh mountain pony and had him transported to the stables on their property as a surprise for their little entrepreneur, 9News reported.
When Sabastian finally met his dream animal, he couldn't hold back his tears of joy. Kent posted the emotional video to her Facebook page, and it quickly garnered hundreds of comments and more than 1,000 views.
"I felt so much joy that he was almost speechless and overwhelmed with raw, real emotion," she said.
Kent, who owns a paint store with her husband, told Today she hopes Sabastian's story will prove to kids and their parents that hard work really does pay off, and that nothing is out of reach if you're willing to do what it takes.
"Activate your children's dreams and embrace every little bit of the journey along the way, because they are children for only a very short time," she said.
Jessica Ivins is a content manager for KSL.com and contributor to the Motherhood Matters section.


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I know a lot of you will say I am too old for Roblox but I still think it fun.
So why dose Roblox Baned the word NAZI it freaking history there no way of changeing it.
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Dude i'm 31 and sometimes i play minecraft, don't give an F about the age thing.00|00|0
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I started to talk about why would u ban the short term word for National Socialist German Workers Party but u don't ban the Empire of the Rising sun they were worst
let's just say roblox dose not like to be proven wrong


text: World 30 September 2011 US Press: pick of the papers The ten must-read opinion pieces from today's US papers. Sign up for our weekly email * Print HTML 1. The GOP establishment trap (Washington Times) According to Brett M. Decker, it's a mistake to think Tea Party conservatives can't win. 2. Big Government: Sometimes It Does Work (Hartford Courant) Just ask disaster victims, says Susan Campbell. 3. Phony Fear Factor (New York Times) Despite what Republican presidential candidates are saying, regulation and taxes are not responsible for America's weak job growth, writes Paul Krugman. 4. Where Are the Bond Vigilantes? (Wall Street Journal) ($) During the Clinton administration, interest rates served to discipline government spending. That vital check is now missing, says Ronald McKinnon. 5. No Child waivers make sense for now (Philadelphia Inquirer) Those railing against the Obama administration's decision to grant waivers from the sweeping No Child Left Behind education law have little ground to stand on, says this PI editorial. 6. A middle class victory (Washington Post) The Senate is finally standing up to China, writes Harold Meyerson. 7. Who Nadia is up against (New York Daily News) The Daily News asks Republican presidential candidates if 20-year-old Nadia Habib of Queens NY deserves deportation. 8. The Lessons of the Shale Gas Revolution (Wall Street Journal) ($) North American oil production can double by 2035, according to Lucian Pugliaresi. 9. An autism treatment worth funding (Los Angeles Times) A California bill would require insurance companies to cover the cost of applied behavioral analysis for the autistic. It's good policy, writes this editorial. 10. Filling the world's most important job in the world's stupidest way (The Plain Dealer) The presidential campaign is too darned long, says Kevin Horrigan. Today's campaigns primarily are a way to transfer money from special interests to local television stations, while feeding a lot of influential people along the way, he argues. › Cameron's immigration error Subscribe from just £1 per issue More Related articles Why are we so desperate to blame white supremacy on women? Donald Trump was Steve Bannon's creation. What happens now he's gone? Is it OK to punch a Nazi? Subscription offer 12 issues for £12 + FREE book LEARN MORE Close This week's magazine


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Neuroblastoma, Ambulatory Care
is a type of cancer that causes developing nerve cells to become tumors. The tumors usually develop in glands near the kidneys called adrenal glands. Tumors may develop along your child's spine, or in his abdomen, chest, neck, or pelvis. A tumor may start in one place and metastasize (spread) to another. Neuroblastoma usually affects children younger than 5 years but can affect children up to 10 years old. The cause is not known. Your child may have an increased risk if other members of his family had neuroblastoma.
Common symptoms include the following:
- A lump or swollen area in the abdomen or neck
- Abdominal pain, no appetite, weight loss, or vomiting
- Swelling in the face, neck, or chest
- Chest pain along with a cough or wheezing
- Bone pain
- Drooping eyelid, small pupils, or dark circles under his eyes
- Swollen legs or a swollen scrotum (boys)
- Problems urinating or having a bowel movement
- Trouble moving his arms or legs
Seek immediate care for the following symptoms:
- Watery diarrhea or a swollen abdomen
- Muscle weakness or trouble moving his arms or legs
- Eyes moving quickly, and problems walking straight
Treatment for neuroblastoma:
Neuroblastoma sometimes goes away on its own. If your child needs treatment, he may need more than one of the following:
- Surgery is used to remove the tumor. Your child may need more than one surgery if the cancer spread to other parts of his body.
- Chemotherapy or radiation may be used to kill the cancer cells. Radiation may also be used to shrink the tumor so it will be easier to remove during surgery later.
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- Have your child rest often. He may be more tired than usual.
- Give your child pain medicine as directed. Prescription pain medicine may be given. Ask how to give this medicine safely. Your child's healthcare provider may suggest NSAIDs to help decrease swelling, pain, or fever. These medicines are available without a doctor's order. NSAIDs can cause stomach bleeding or kidney problems in certain people. If your child takes blood thinner medicine, always ask if NSAIDs are safe for him. Always read the medicine label and follow directions. Do not give these medicines to children younger than 6 months without direction from your child's healthcare provider.
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Your child will need to have tests and physical examinations for several years. Healthcare providers will check your child for cancer that has spread, returned, or gotten worse over time. They will also check your child for developmental delays and nerve problems. Write down your questions so you remember to ask them during your visits.
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[UPDATE: Murder charges dropped. Jones still faces a misdemeanor charge of possession of a dangerous drug.]
Kenlissia Jones, 23, of Georgia has been charged with murder after a hospital social worker reported her to the police for taking cytotec pills she purchased online to terminate her pregnancy. She is being held on charges of malice murder and possession of a dangerous drug. Leaders in both pro-choice and anti-abortion groups said they were surprised by the charges.
"We don't believe there is any law in Georgia that allows for the arrest of a woman for the outcome of her pregnancy," said Lynn Paltrow [attorney and executive director of National Advocates for Pregnant Women], whose group is offering free legal aid to Jones.
Genevieve Wilson, a director of the anti-abortion group Georgia Right to Life, said this is the first time she has heard of a woman in Georgia facing a murder charge for ending her pregnancy. And Wilson agreed with Paltrow that feticide and abortion laws in the state have not been used to target women who end their own pregnancies.
"I am very surprised by the arrest," Wilson said. "And I'm thinking that perhaps whoever made the arrest may not have known what the laws really are."
District Attorney Greg Edwards said he's reviewing the case, but "as of right now she's still charged."
Cytotec is prescribed to reduce stomach ulcers. It can also be used to terminate a pregnancy. The Woman on Waves site says "Using Misoprostol (or Cytotec) alone to cause an abortion will be successful 90% of the time." It is not a controlled substance. Read the rest
Sound it Out # 69: The War on Drugs - "Red Eyes" (free MP3)
It's a rare rainy day here in LA, and I can't imagine any song sounding better right now than "Red Eyes", the new song from The War on Drugs.
Adam Granduciel is the creative force behind The War on Drugs, and he's been joined by an ever-changing group of collaborators throughout the band's 11-year history. The current line-up has been stable through two years of touring and the recording of the new album Lost in the Dream. The result is a cohesive group of beautiful and atmospheric pop songs that are perfect for inclement weather.
Download "Red Eyes" below and pre-order Lost in the Dream once you're hooked. Get started here: Read the rest


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Founded over 70 years ago, Plan is one of the oldest and largest children's development organizations in the world. They work in 48 developing countries across Africa, Asia and the Americas to promote child rights and lift millions of children out of poverty. Plan works with more than 3,500,000 families and their communities each year. Plan is independent, with no religious, political or governmental affiliations. Plan's vision is of a world in which all children realize their full potential in societies that respect people's rights and dignity. Plan aims to achieve lasting improvements in the quality of life of deprived children in developing countries, through a process that unites people across cultures and adds meaning and value to their lives, by:
- Enabling deprived children, their families and their communities to meet their basic needs and to increase their ability to participate in and benefit from their societies;
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PSA works with Plan in implementing a Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) pilot project for an urban poor community in Metro Manila. CLTS is a proven technique for achieving Open Defecation Free (ODF) communities. The application of CLTS in Manila is a sub component of the USAID-Rotary Pasig River Improvement Project, and represents the first time the CLTS technique will be used in an urban setting in the Philippines.
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BIG motion, small size. The rockaRoo provides the front to back rocking motion that babies love in a compact size.
- 1/3 the size of a traditional swing
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