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ACE's Social Studies PACE 1056 covers westward expansion in the United States.
A variety of exercises help with review and retention. Full-color pictures. 39 pages, paperback booklet. Grade 5. PACE 1055. Answers are in the sold-separate PACE SCORE Key booklet.
Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) curriculum has Scripture as its foundation, fully integrating biblical principles, wisdom, and character-building concepts into education. Students move at their own speed through the self-instructional "PACE" workbooks. Following the mastery approach, PACEs are formatted for students to complete the exercises found throughout the workbook, take a practice "self test," and conclude with a "final test" (removed from the center) to measure understanding.
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Chris Massie had 12 points and 11 rebounds, his fifth straight double-double, as the Tigers (17-5, 8-3 Conference USA) won their sixth straight game.
Reece Gaines scored 19 points for the Cardinals (19-3, 9-2), who lost at Freedom Hall for the first time in 12 games this season.
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Duke (18-4, 8-4) is tied with the Terrapins (16-7, 8-4) for the Atlantic Coast Conference lead with four conference games remaining.
KENTUCKY 66, ARKANSAS 50: Gerald Fitch scored 17 points and No. 2 Kentucky shut down host Arkansas to extend the nation's longest winning streak to 15 games.
Erik Daniels added 10 points for the Wildcats (21-3, 11-0 Southeastern Conference). Coach Tubby Smith won for the first time in six attempts at Bud Walton Arena and it was the first victory for any Kentucky team at Arkansas (7-15, 2-9) since Jan. 26, 1997.
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Not every bloke enjoys walking away from a team with the coach's words ringing in the ears.
But, in Tamim Iqbal's case, it was almost the sole reason he came to Wellington.
There's been a hole in Tamim's heart, and in his game, ever since Jamie Siddons departed as Bangladesh coach in April 2011. So when the Siddons-coached Firebirds approached Tamim about being a Twenty20 import, he pretty much hopped on the first plane out of the country.
"I was very, very excited because I was seeing Jamie after a long time. He is easily the best coach we've ever had in Bangladesh," Tamim said, before flying home today after a six-game stint with the Firebirds.
"I was having some issues with my batting as well, so I was very keen to work with him, as well as playing with Wellington. You need to fix those technical things, but at least I know what to do when I get back home."
It was interesting to talk to someone who'd worked with Siddons before and, in Tamim's case, it was a stint of over three years. It would be hard to say Bangladesh and Wellington cricket were apples and apples, but both definitely had players with ability, but no real consistency, when Siddons took over.
Neither is the finished article now, although Siddons' influence has heralded obvious improvements. In theory, Wellington's batsmen should only get better, having had Siddons re-build their techniques from the ground up.
"Me, Shakib [Al Hasan] and Mushfiqur [Rahim] the captain, we rate Jamie very, very highly and a lot of the boys do as well. He is the only one who changed our culture and changed the thinking of the batsmen," said Tamim.
"He got aggressiveness into us and his hard work - his 3 years of hard work - is just paying off now. We won the [one-day] series against the West Indies recently and all the hard work he put in is just paying off now. It's unfortunate he's not with us any more, because I personally think he's an incredible coach."
The 23-year-old Tamim made his test debut in New Zealand, in 2008. He and the team were a bit of a laughing stock then, but Tamim maintains that overseas stints like this one with the Firebirds are the only way he and his team-mates are going to take that final leap toward being genuine world-class players.
"At home we are very difficult to beat now. New Zealand knows this and now I think the West Indies knows this," he said.
"The West Indies is one of the best teams in Twenty20 and one-day cricket and they've got everything in their team. And still we beat them and had a very good test series against them as well."
Tamim's Wellington team-mates have praised his contribution to their team. Aside from runs, Tamim's best asset was probably "calmness", according to captain Grant Elliott.
Jesse Ryder tends to be equally relaxed and his and Tamim's opening partnerships have eased a few concerns among a side whose knees seemed to be permanently knocking not long ago.
"The indicator of a good environment is when you have debutants come in and do well. Ben Orton, Ili Tugaga and Tips [Tipene Friday] came into this environment [against Canterbury last Sunday] and probably felt comfortable," Elliott said.
"In the past, I think debutants came in and felt the anxiety in the team."
Tamim hopes to return next summer, but he could be in Firebirds colours a bit sooner if the team can win the domestic Twenty20 title and get themselves to the Champions League.
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Jason Paetow established AllianceCorp in 2008 after identifying a need for an independent property advisory service in Melbourne. The business started off as a one-man-band that has since grown to a large and diverse team of property experts servicing the Australian property market. Jason's experience as a qualified financial planner, mortgage broker, a REIV licenses real estate agent and license builder has made this company explode in the property industry. A well respected and charismatic director, Jason's own approach to business and property investment is what drives the entire company's vision to help our clients achieve their financial goals whilst enjoying a seamless, transparent and high quality experience from our team.
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In her spare time, Jade loves to take dance classes, being a professional dancer since she was five years old.
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Senior Property Coach
Nick joined AllianceCorp as a Senior Property Coach. He has since gone onto help numerous clients purchase their investment properties. Nick's extensive experience in the property industry has spread over the past 14 years. Nick takes pride in teaching and nurturing his clients on how to invest and set up their finances to build their property portfolio so they can have a comfortable retirement.
Nick's hard work shows across the company as the only day he has off, he spends with his beautiful family, whether that is taking his son to play soccer or taking the family to watch movies or play in the park.
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Edward Sundara
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National Operations Manager
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1706 RA County Road 155
- Price: $4,500,000
- Bedrooms: 8
- Baths: 10
- Status: Active
- Class: Farm and Ranch
- Type: Ranch, Working
- Acres: 353
- Area: 39-Abiquiu
- Main House Sqft: 12,273
- Guest House Sqft: 10,003
- Total Sqft: 22,276
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Property Description
Welcome to The Hunt Ranch at Abiquiu. An ultra rare, unsurpassed, historic jewel set in the pristine landscape of Northern New Mexico. The ranch offers up 353+/-acres with massive irrigation rights of 702+/-acre feet that border the Chama River surrounded by majestic cottonwoods and abundant wildlife. The property was set up in the 40's as an authentic working ranch and has live stock feeders, troughs, pumps, gates, pressure tanks, irrigation equipment, chutes, fuel tanks, corrals, scale open sheds for feed storage, sorting pens, arena area, barn, scale house, staff quarters and offices (an additional 7,433 sq.ft. of heated space). Set in the perfect location to take in the view of the fields and river beyond. The Grand Hacienda has a strong connection to the quiet beauty of the Northern New Mexico frontier. The Spanish Colonial details throughout the home have you feeling as though you are back in time. With vaulted halls, a central courtyard, spacious library hallway of floor to ceiling books with cozy chairs for reading while the scent of pinon wood from the nearby kiva fireplace has you thinking "Legends of the Fall". Also included is the darling Historic Ruth House made of soft faded red bricks with 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms.The Hunt Ranch at Abiquiu is like no other and holds a magic of the history and people it has housed. To feel the history, see the wide open sky and the beauty of the light.
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Abiquiu Area
"It is not a country of light on things -it is a country of things in light."
Georgia O'Keeffe
About 60 miles north of Santa Fe, Abiquiu and surrounding communities of El Rito, Youngsville, Ojo Caliente and Chama to the north are some of the most beautiful landscapes New Mexico has to offer.
Additional Information
- Type: Ranch, Working
- Full Baths: 8
- Half Baths: 2
- Days On Market: 142
- Age: 200 to 499 Acres
- Main House Sqft: 12,273 sqft
Guest House Sqft: 10,003 sqft
Total Sqft: 22,276 sqft
- Water: Yes
- Electric: Public
- Sewage: Septic
- Elementary School: Abiquiu
- Junior High School: Carlos F. Vigil Espanola
- High School: Espanola Valley High
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- Check-in time 4 PM-6 PM
- Check-out time is 10 AM
The check-in location differs from the property location. To check in, go to 7799 Styles Blvd., 34747
Check-in for this property is based at 7799 Styles Blvd., Kissimmee, FL 34747.
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The recall covers the external power supply controller for the HeartMate II, made by Abbott Laboratories' Thoratec unit and distributed from July 2012 until last March. The ventricular assist device helps the heart's main pumping chamber circulate blood.
The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday said 70 malfunctions have been reported, all after patients switched to a backup unit on their own. The FDA is warning users to only change the controller at a hospital.
The manufacturer recently notified customers about the recall and is giving patients new software and new controllers if needed.
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Discussion in 'Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto' started by Bert1568, Jul 18, 2006.
What about a F10 M5?
I regularly see Panameras around here and they are fucking hideous.
Are S8s really low-key? An A8 is an $80k car, I could imagine the S8 hitting $100k easy. I guess it's low-key because it's pretty much just the bigger version of their other sedans? Most people probably won't be able to tel one from the other outside of it being the largest one.
I think the A8/S8 is the least ostentatious looking of the three large German sedans.
Is that just a nice way of saying boring?
My guess is that most people where I live look upon Audi differently from BMW and MB.
Hmmmm, slightly boring as in it won't fill you with excitement when looking at it, but I think it's still a handsome vehicle.
I like the idea of AWD for my daily. Now if BMW brings the new M5xd (diesel plus AWD) to the states, then I'll give it a look.
Exactly. Excellent interior though, especially with the Audi Design package.
Here's the 2013 F620 GT, 6.3 liter V12 producing 740hp. 0-100 km/h in 3 seconds flat and top speed exceeds 340 km/h.
Looks like a Fisker Karma to me.
I find the interior too busy and that is coming from a guy who likes the Panamera interior. It looks more gadgety than luxurious.
probably without the problems too lol the only one in Canada was already being taken apart for a fundamental flaw within a month of ownership.
I love that Maserati, if it was cost effective to run a big petrol saloon and I could afford one, I would have one of those.
No matter how you look at a 5GT, it's still ugly as fuck and the designer should be shot at dawn.
I could live with the Panemera, not sure about the A7, as it's almost as ugly as A5 SB and 5GT, the best looking coupe-sedan in my book is the CLS with the amg kit on it.
The new one isn't very good looking, it sort of looks like a suction fish.
Maybe itøs due to the amount driving around, but find the S class the most discreet.
The M550D is a souped up version of the 535D, so why not just get a m-sport 535XD?
Have you guy seen the drawings of the Bentley Q7?
ojfc that's an abomination
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Some other U.S. dog-mauling cases in which homicide charges were brought:
— Sabine Davidson of Milford, Kan., was convicted of second-degree murder in 1997 after her three Rottweilers killed an 11-year-old boy. She was sentenced to 11 years in prison.
— Jeffrey Mann of Cleveland was sentenced to 15 years to life in 1993 for murder after he knocked his wife unconscious and ordered his pit bull to attack her.
— Two years ago, James Chiavetta of San Bernardino County, Calif., was charged with second-degree murder but convicted instead of involuntary manslaughter after his pit bull mix killed a 10-year-old boy. He had left the dog unleashed in the yard with an open gate while he napped. He was sentenced to four years in prison.
— In 1989, Michael Berry of Morgan Hill, Calif., was convicted of manslaughter after his pit bull mauled a 2-year-old child to death. That jury refused to convict Berry of second-degree murder.
— On Wednesday, a Wisconsin couple whose six Rottweilers mauled a 10-year-old girl to death while she was playing at their home were charged with homicide resulting from a vicious animal. Prosecutors said Wayne Hardy and Shanda McCracken knew the dogs were vicious and failed to take "ordinary care" to protect the girl.


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Ok..If the belt gets broken in between road, what could be the consequences?
the guy is in karachi
Mine was broken during driving, battery light turns up on cluster meter, all the electronic things failed including water body which causes car to heat up and pressure was building inside radiator, and it can also damage surrounding things like power steering pump. Its better to get it checked as changing liana belt is not easy and take approximately an hour.
u are right. generator is fitted very hidden inside. so they take off the front bumper or what?
since your are using your car with worn out belt tell is it true I have heard that car running with worn out belt also face overheating issue are you facing any overheating issue???????
BTW @dawudi is back mean the main post can be updated now
No, the bumper does not need to be removed but left side engine mount needs to be opened and the engine needs to be raised to access the belt. It is a pain to reattach the engine mount afterwards as it is very difficult to align the bolt, the engine and the mount at such a difficult location. It can even take longer than an hour.
thanks for the detail..any specific belt to install? cost of belt and all work?
Bando ones but fake are available too, so make sure you got them from trusted source or shop, i got it for 320rs
my liana is with me since tuesday but i am too much busy in my projects that cant take pics of my liana so will upload soon on this weekend.But am enjoying every bit of its drive.gear shifting is smooth like butter and pick is also awesome becoz of being petrol driven completely.Masha Allah.currently in city am getting somewhere near 13km/l with a normal foot.
nice BTW where your xli
petrol getting cheaper than Cng so it will be fun driving Liana on Petrol, i wish i would have 1.6 eminent
@all should i remove both cylinders of my FF liana to make my car lighter?
definitely it will decreased the weight of the car, but what effect it will make on back suspension i don't have any idea about it. and Petrol mileage should improve too after that. Any one know the weight of the cylinder 60kg ??
no the two small cylinder provide more space and I have heard there is some cooling method in cng cylinder to improve consumption I don't know if it true
Rear suspension will say "thanks GOD" lol.......
But if u run car on petrol it has no role to play....That's y I'm thinking to get rid of this useless burden...
remove it but keep it don't throw it
yes it does bushes get hard the desi solution is to spray diesel under the car but DON't even think about spraying diesel it will mix with greasse of outter axle and all lube/grease inside will start leaking


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Lateral 17 - Chapter NineteenNov. 27th, 2009 06:23 pm
Frank arrived at the mine early that morning looking haggard and deprived of sleep. And, in fact, he had precious little the night before. Rebecca had gone into labor three weeks early, and when her water broke, he galloped into Morgantown in the middle of night to rouse Doctor Schuyler and drag him to her bedside.
Two hours later, he was summoned upstairs to comfort his wife and cradle their newly born son Nathaniel, named in honor of Rebecca's father, the Pittsburgh lumber merchant who had once disapproved of his son-in-law but now thought him a wise and prudent businessman, apparently just like himself.
He paused at the entrance to the new mine office building. It was a rambling two story, wood frame affair with black metal, ornate shutters, painted a mixture of white and grey, a colorless combination chosen to reduce the inevitable weathering from airborne coal dust. The skeleton of a second building was rising next door: the foundation had been poured and two sides of framing propped into place. It was the future miner's bath house where men could shower and change into clean clothing at day's end before continuing home.
Further down toward the mine, two more buildings had been recently completed. One was a commissary where hot meals were served, lunch and dinner, for miners on break or perhaps beginning and ending shifts. Quo Chung, who once cooked pork and beans over a camp fire on the plateau, was the culinary dictator in charge of the facility. Of course, consistent with Frank's other policies, the food was provided to the miners free of charge. Many praised Frank as a benevolent and enlightened employer; others whispered that he was appeasing a complacent work force. But wherever the truth lay, and it probably held elements of both extremes, Frank had undoubtedly won the sympathy and loyalty of his miners.
The other building, behind the first but closer to the stream, was a large stable for the three dozen horses kept by the mine. The livestock were divided into two groups by size and function: the larger animals were used for personal transportation and hauling wagons of freight and supplies between town and the valley; smaller horses, better suited for working in confined places, were employed pulling rail cars loaded with coal along the entryway within the mine. Before the building was completed, all of the mine's livestock were tied overnight to hitching rails positioned just inside the entrance, but Frank thought they would live healthier and happier lives outside with more fresh air and room to roam.
Frank opened the door, turned immediately left, and walked to the foot of the stairs leading to the second floor. He hesitated for a moment, looking out across the spacious room. Most of the space was enclosed behind an L-shaped mahogany counter spanning the room from the foot of the stairs to the far wall on the shorter side of the building, opposite the front entrance. The counter effectively partitioned the first floor into two areas. The first, a narrow, L-shaped corridor between the counter and perimeter walls, was reserved for visitors: miners or people on business from the coal camp or neighboring communities. A rack for time cards was fastened to the far wall near a window at the end of the corridor. The long interior wall facing the counter held a large clock-the official company time-a few pictures of elected officials, the President and state Governor, and a cluster of bulletins containing local news and notices: items for sale and announcements of future events. A few benches were positioned here and there.
Behind the counter, six clerical desks and chairs were arranged in two columns of three rows each, facing the front entrance. Columns of chairs for clients and other visitors were positioned alongside the desks. Visitors and employees entered through a low, swinging panel door, built into the counter near the foot of the stairs. Several doors on the long rear wall led to bathrooms and storage, but most of the wall was crowded with file cabinets. A lone water cooler and a few plants were the other occupants.
Frank left the administrative area on the first floor and climbed the stairs to the next level. The second floor was really a loft or mezzanine, built over the rear storage areas and extending out like a platform over the first floor, providing a lower, secondary ceiling over a third of its area. Thick wooden posts and beams rose from the first floor to carry the second story weight. A polished wood railing, about waist height, supported by a column of decorative pickets, extended across the front of the loft, lending the second floor a vaguely balcony-like appearance.
The four private executive offices, divided by a conference room in the middle, were arranged in a row against the rear wall. All the owners were allocated space: Frank, Cameron, and Bevens. The last office in the row was occupied not by another owner, but by Isador Cheek, Mine Superintendent, a position to which he was promoted after the company was incorporated the previous October. He, more than any of the others, ran the mine from day to day, and all the foremen and bosses received their orders directly from him.
Herbert Wiggins was now Senior Foreman and Steve Reynolds, cousin to the Cheeks, was named his assistant. Maurice Cheek was still mine fire boss, still a paid employee of the Montague Mine Company, and still spent most of his day at Frank's mine; but he had acquired additional responsibilities. The Governor of Virginia, or at least one of his surrogates, had appointed him Mine Inspector of Monongalia County, an office that required that he travel frequently and conduct periodic, unannounced inspections at all the coal mines in the county. Although his expenses were reimbursed, and he received a modest stipend, the position was coveted for its prestige rather than any monetary reward. At first, Maurice wanted to refuse the commission, it entailed too much time away from his real work, but Frank convinced him otherwise; it was a personal honor and would enhance the reputation of the Montague company.
Hershel Wade, the third surviving brother to Isador and Maurice Cheek was once considered a brawling, heavy drinker, constantly on the verge of being fired. He still exhibited a wild streak on occasion, but he had become one of the mine's most valuable employees. Bevens depended on him for everything, turning to Wade when he needed someone competent enough and responsible enough to supervise the drilling of the central shaft in his absence. He had been promoted to Foreman of Summit Operations, a blanket term that made him directly responsible for everything that occurred outside of the mine itself, including construction at the coal camp.
Not only did he continue to direct the never ending drilling and expansion of the central shaft, he was also in charge of building the mine processing plant, and maintaining the railroad facilities between the headframe and the Baltimore and Ohio mainline. He reported to Henry Bevens alone, bypassing any of the supervisors, including Isador, the Superintendent. In everyone's opinion, no one deserved a promotion more than Hershel Wade. The trouble was that no one could identify a position to which he should be promoted, even though his various duties were critical to the well being of the mine. Everyone thought of an appropriate title, but Frank rejected all of them. They were either too specific or too general. Finally, Cameron settled the dispute: Wade would be appointed Director of Mining Operations. The title was general enough to cover everything and vague enough to be meaningless. And since no one wished to offend their invaluable Treasurer and Attorney, he was. Wade himself accepted the promotion with good humor, although the title was certainly a misnomer. He had not set foot inside the mine in more than a year.
Frank approached the second floor railing and looked down into the clerical area. None of the six clerks who were normally busy at their desks had arrived yet. He glanced at his pocket watch: a few minutes past six. No wonder the mine grounds appeared so empty when he rode in. Frank turned and entered his office. The wall calendar needed updating, he saw that immediately. In fact, it had not been changed in a week. He strode with great resolve across the room and torn off several pages until he reached the current date: Tuesday, March 9, 1860. My God, he wondered, where are the months and years going. So much was changing about him so quickly, in his family, in the mine, to his friends.
And things were changing rapidly for Frank as well. The mine, in spite of its limited coal production and shaky financial underpinnings, was widely considered a success. Indeed, with one hundred and thirty-seven miners on its roster, it was one of the biggest employers in the region. A town, a coal camp, a mountain, a mine, a company, a stream, and a valley were all named after Frank, although to be perfectly honest, he had done most of the naming himself.
He was also becoming an embryonic tycoon in a rapidly expanding industry. Frank had recently purchased his fourth mine, all of them spread across Monongalia County. Only Cameron seemed privy to the precise details behind these complex financial arrangements. They were clouded in obscurity as far as everyone else was concerned.
But no one raised any criticism that he was being overly secretive; no one, for that matter, wanted to know what those arrangements were. When the marshals came, Frank remarked humorously to the others, he could, in all good faith, claim ignorance of his own wrongdoing.
In addition to acquiring new properties, Frank had also solved the problem of naming them. He had begun to follow his partner's example, numbering the mines in his portfolio as Henry Bevens did his mine floors and laterals. The original mine was now officially named Montague Mine, No.2, a designation that puzzled Rebecca until he explained, "Becky, you're the only number one in my life."
The mine itself had also entered a new phase in its short but tumultuous life. With the completion of the trackside facilities and the turnouts from the mainline, a lifeline would soon be available for shipping coal to market. Of course, they still needed an effective means of bringing the yield to the surface. A significant step toward that goal would be taken today.
Frank looked at the mirror above the sink in his personal lavatory and frowned. "My God, who the hell are you?" The reflection was the image of an unkempt fellow: gaunt, sallow, blood-shot eyed, bristling with whiskers. A shave and a clean shirt, he decided, it was the very least he could do.
Once he had done his best to look more presentable, after he washed, shaved, combed his hair, and put on a clean shirt, Frank left the office and prepared to ride to the summit. A cup of coffee would be much appreciated, he thought, but Chung must have joined the others on the summit by now. He would have to do without breakfast until later.
He turned his horse onto the valley road and trotted east toward the river. Six months ago, the ride would have taken the better part of two hours. The only passable route led north along the river to the railroad crossing; then it continued along the right-of-way to the mining freight platform, a mile below the headframe. Two months ago, a new road was completed. Now a spur from the valley road turned sharply northwest at the mouth and hugged the outer base of the northern ridge line until it joined the old summit trail. The trail itself was gone; a permanent road had been set in its place. It curved gradually uphill from rail to summit. Frank was able to join the gathering of miners, officers, and other dignitaries on top in forty-five minutes.
Three weeks before, Hershel Wade had sent a message to Henry Bevens that he was shutting down the drill rig; the preliminary stage of sinking a central shaft from the summit had been completed. They had reached a depth of one hundred and fifty feet below the valley floor and widened the shaft to a diameter of thirty feet, the exact dimensions Bevens had estimated were necessary to accommodate the skip hoist elevator.
When Frank dismounted at the summit, he was greeted by a wave of enthusiastic applause from the crowd. He smiled, nodded, and tipped his hat in return before mingling with the other members of the official party who had been awaiting his arrival.
He glanced at the faces of the assembled officers, miners, and visitors from the neighboring communities who had convened for the brief ceremony. They were gathered in a wide half circle about the headframe: close friends, fellow workers casual acquaintances, and unfamiliar strangers, all coming together to witness a turning point in the mine's fortunes.
Since his last visit, two weeks earlier, much had changed. The scaffolding within the headframe had been dismantled, and one wall of the building had been taken down temporarily in order to gain greater access to the machinery inside. The drill rig itself had been swung back from its position over the shaft opening and once more been disassembled, the component parts packed away for shipment within sturdy containers. This time, past mistakes would not be repeated; detailed notes were recorded that described the exact procedure followed.
Bevens was reluctant to return the drill to the anthracite coal mine in Pennsylvania. Since the Montague Mine would only need it again in a few years, it made perfect sense to him that they make the original owners an offer, buy the rig, and eliminate the long term rental expenses, to say nothing of the substantial shipping costs. In principal, Frank agreed, but it was all a matter of limited funds and scarce resources: they should first identify the priorities. Nevertheless, he asked Cameron to look into a possible deal.
Newspaper photographers had ridden out form Morgantown to record the day's event. After Frank had gracefully acknowledged the greeting he received, he shook hands with his friends and fellow owners, and the group posed for official pictures. Then Isador handed Frank a bullhorn and asked him to say a few words to the men.
"Good morning, miners and guests. As you know, speech making is not my favorite activity. I'd rather dig for coal than listen to myself talk. I'd rather not use this horn, either, so if anyone can't hear me, just give a shout," he began, returning the device to Isador.
"Since the mine opened nearly five years ago, we have faced the problem of bringing our coal to the surface and getting it to market. For a long time, it seemed that the obstacles were insurmountable, but thanks to your hard work, the goal has almost been achieved.
"Today, we shall begin installing a custom made elevator that will bring coal from the depths of our mine to the top of this mountain and then down to the railroad from whence it can be shipped to the industries along the Eastern Seaboard, to factories demanding our fuel in order to manufacture the great products of our nation. You can be proud of your achievement during the months and years that have led to this moment.
"On behalf of the other owners, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. You have earned our eternal gratitude.
"And by the way, I'm personally sorry for the delay this morning, but my son Nathaniel Montague was born at 3:41 AM this morning."
With those words, the crowd erupted in boisterous celebration; men threw their caps in the air and fired rifles in salute. Frank grinned and waved a response to the crowd before turning beseechingly toward Quo Chung who was proceeding in his direction bearing a steaming cup of hot coffee.
Beyond the headframe, about fifty feet down the incline, the mine processing plant was nearing completion. A long coal chute designed to connect plant and hoist had been assembled and awaited final installation. Extracted yield from the mine would travel downward through the sloping chute from the headframe into the processing plant where it would be directed into large flotation tanks filled with heated water. The purpose of the tanks was to use the principles of specific gravity to separate coal from aggregate.
As the yield submerged beneath the frothy surface, coal, a lighter substance, would disengage from the rest of the conglomerate and float to the top while aggregate sank to the bottom. The coal would be removed for further processing and cleaned of all remaining impurities while the aggregate was discarded. Finally, the processed coal would be moved by another chute and deposited into the hopper freight cars waiting on the tracks immediately below the plant.
The next phase would involve moving the hoppers to the railroad freight junction downhill. After the enormous efforts needed to move the coal from the mine to the surface, the rest of the procedure would be comparatively easy.
As the cars were filled, their brakes would be released, thus allowing gravity to move them slowly downhill where they would be directed into a freight siding, the loss of momentum eventually bringing the hoppers to a gentle stop. Once the desired number of loaded hopper cars had been assembled on the siding, an industrial switcher, leased by the mine from the railroad, would push the cars against each other so the couplers could be engaged and locked.
The final step would be completed once the freight train arrived from Pittsburgh. The train would make its scheduled stop, and a designated car would be uncoupled, dividing the train into two sections. The locomotive would move forward pulling the first section of cars away from the second, thus creating room for more cars to be added between the two. The industrial mine switcher would move the assembled hopper cars into place between the two sections and return to the siding. The three sections of cars would be pushed together and coupled, and the train would leave for its ultimate destination. And finally, Frank Montague's coal would be transported to market.


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"Strangers In A Strange Land"
by Rob Martin
A sermon by Pastor Rob Martin....Download
Excerpted from https://www.pc-biz.org/#/committee/569/business
NOTE: This is the original overture 09-01, passed by 31 presbyteries
and by the GA Committee on Immigration and Environment:
The Presbytery of San Francisco overtures the 222nd General Assembly
(2016) to:
1. Express its profound concern about the destructive effects of climate
change on all God's creation, including a disproportionate impact on those
living in poverty and in the least developed countries; the elderly and
children; and those least responsible for the emissions of greenhouse
gases. The 222nd General Assembly (2016) thus recognizes the moral
mandate for humanity to shift to a sustainable energy regime in a way that
is both just and compassionate. This mandate compels us to action as a
denomination to divest from the fossil fuel industry even as we reduce our
use of fossil fuels and shrink our carbon footprint.
2. Call upon the Board of Pensions and the Presbyterian Church (USA)
Foundation to:
a. Immediately stop any new direct investment in fossil fuel companies
b. Work to ensure that within three years, none of the Board's or the
Foundation's directly held or commingled assets includes holdings of
either equities or corporate bonds in the fossil fuel companies
identified in the Carbon Underground 200 list[1] by:
i. Working with current and prospective asset managers to develop and
implement institutional fossil free investment options
ii. Establishing within one year fossil free investment options for fund
iii. Actively seeking out and investing in renewable and energy efficiency
related securities
iv. Notwithstanding the above provisions, retaining or acquiring minimal
sufficient investment in fossil fuel companies to participate in
shareholder engagement activities
v. Notwithstanding the above provisions, taking no action inconsistent with
fiduciary duty or principles of sound investment, including the
real and substantial risk of stranded carbon assets
c. Incorporate into public financial reports regular updates detailing
progress made towards these ends
3. Call upon the Stated Clerk of the PC(USA) to inform affected fossil fuel
companies and the larger public of the passage and implementation of this
4. Call upon, and provide instructional materials to assist all levels of the
denomination (presbyteries, congregations, and individual members) in
taking action to slow climate change, including: divestment of fossil fuel
holdings; shareholder activism; investments in renewable energy; advocacy
at local, state, and federal levels for policies to reduce greenhouse gas
emissions; and local efforts to reduce carbon footprint consistent with the
2006 call[2] for denominational carbon neutrality, and the 2008 "Power to
Change" recommendations.[3]
[1] http://fossilfreeindexes.com/the-carbon-underground-2014/ or current
equivalent (accessed 06-17-2015)
[2] http://www.pcusa.org/resource/guide-going-carbon-neutral/ (accessed
ort.pdf (accessed 06-17-2015)
This is the version passed in Plenary of GA2016
1. Requests the Board of Pensions, the Presbyterian Foundation, and the
Presbyterian Investment and Loan Program, Inc., to consider an
increasingly more diversified energy sector in their overall investment
portfolios, which would increase exposure to potentially profitable
alternative energy companies and/or companies with an active interest in
changing the consumer market's energy demand (e.g. automobile
companies producing alternatively powered vehicles).
2. Directs MRTI to pursue its focused engagement process on climate
change issues with all corporations, particularly with those in the oil, gas,
and coal sectors, and report back to the 223rd General Assembly (2018)
with recommendations, including possible selective divestment if significant
changes in governance, strategy, implementation, transparency and
disclosure, and public policy are not instituted by the corporations during
the engagements of MRTI and ecumenical partners.
3. Directs the Stated Clerk of the PC(USA) to inform the denomination and
the larger public of the passage and implementation of this overture


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1. Is it made to last?
Productionwise we live the very conservative value of GERMAN QUALITY and build our products to last. We incoorporate the european culture into our product design and our production process reflects 100% quality. The same principles are applied from a quality perspective to Sevya products.
2. Beauty and Sustainability
We include "beautiful" as an integral part of sustainable fashion accessories. I should be something to cherisch and to keep and is thereby sustainable in itself as it is avoiding waste. 3. Affordability
We strongly believe , that in the sense of Coco Chanel's attitude fashion accessories do not have to be expensive. The stronger the market share of manufacturers in the sustainable area the better. A significant share of consumers should be able to afford to buy sustainable products.
This means on the one hand , that clever product development, unique and innovative approaches have to be installed and on the other hand the production process has to be defined efficiently. BEAD GmbH is e.g. constantly optimizing the usage rate of leather material and is even using small waste parts in the production of handbags for smaller fashion accessories like bracelets. This is not only sustainable but brings the cost of production down and makes our products affordable. The future for us: Still there are a lot of things to improve. Our key priorities for improvement are: a. better control over tanneries and their production process
b. implement a vegatible tanning process for springbock in Africa
c. being more aware of the waste water management of our partners
d. reducing costs of logistics e. searching for valid alternatives in the area of hide with hair f. implementing a screening and controling process in the area of sustainabilty with our major busines partners
4. Is it locally made?
70% of our portfolio is 100% handmade in Germany in cooperation with family owned businesses or homeworkers. Hereby we support mostly divorced women or women with handicaped children. Our products are manufactured locally and thus cut down on transportation costs and fuel consumption. They also help sustain the local economy by increasing employment in the community.
5. Is it ethically produced?
The manufacturing process must be sustainable in terms of human capital. The labour force must be provided with safe and stable working conditions; compensation should be fair. This is the case for our german production site in the Westerwald area and even for our renowned manafucturing partner in Izmir, Turkey.
6. Does it incorporate recycled materials and Does it use organic and naturally processed?
We purchase only best quality leather, which is tanned according to europpean regulations. Italy and Turkey are the main origins of sourcing the leather. Wastewater treatment which includes physical, chemical and biological treatment units is and will become more and more a decisive element for our purchase decisions Our silk shawl and scarf portfolio is produced under the control of the Fair Trade Federation US according to the principles of the World Wide Fair Trade Federation. In this Category we are more than proud to work with cruelty free first class silk. We are one of the few manufactures using a process in the silk production in which no silk worm will be killed. Leather with hair is only a waste product of meat production. All leather we supply is obtained legally, and no animal has been hunted or killed for its skin. We do not condone or knowingly participate in the commercialisation of wildlife products. Mink breeding and the use of mink felt is from our perspective besides felt use of dogs and cats especially in China a cruel process, which can not be accepted. By giving a fair alternative with springbock and cowhide leather we contain the mink breeding and usage of unacceptable felt in the production of leather accessories. All of our Springbock leather originates from sanctioned culls. Culling is especially necessary to protect herd lands from the devastating effects of overpopulation, and is therefore a positive, productive process. Responsible operators specifically use the proceeds of to develop waterholes and other valuable investments.
Cow hide is used in our production handselected with the origin Argentina, Brazil and France.
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does anybody know the size of the back axle nut on a oo wr i need to tighten my chain but i don't have the right wrench i have to buy one but i don't want to buy the wrong size.
What size is the back axle nut on the 00 wr?
It should say in your owners manual, if it doesn't, why don't you check it with a vernia? About your meat grinder, I guess that that will teach your friend for riding a TT350 instead of a WR! But he probanly wants a WR now, anyway. At least you felt sorry enough for him to help him turn his bike around, after you flew to the top of the hill!
i guess i could use my digital vernier but then i would have to go all the way out to the shop to get it. you are right he is very embarasses that his bike doesn't have enough power to make it up the meat grinder.
I can understand you not wanting to walk thirty or so feet to figure it out, But why would you rather sit in front of your computer waiting, than do something involving your bike?
well you see bikes are bad(sarcasm) and i do not enjoy looking or touching them. get off the internet and call me.
are you sure? if so thanks
a 1.25" soxket will work if you don't have a metric one big enough
27mm, I second that Dougie!
Move your motorcycle so that you can wrench on it while you type. Then you will have the collective knowledge of TT'rs to guide your every move.
27mm on my 99wr
Worth noting the guy originally asked this question nearly 5 years ago......
having worked since i left school in a industrial fastening shop (bolts, nuts and other engineering stuff) and the fact that i'm a blue bike rider i'm pretty horrified at the suggestion that a 1.25" socket will do the job. shame, shame, shame.
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This pair of split cowhide driver gloves by Dickies features a rugged mustard tone, shirred back material, black split patch palm, and a keystone thumb for maximum dexterity in a driver glove. The black split leather patch palm provides an extra level of durability and gripping power. These gloves come with the Dickies satisfaction guarantee. Since 1922, Dickies quality has been built into every product.
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GORHAM, Maine -- Four event wins highlighted the Bates women's track and field team's marks at Saturday's USM Invitational, where the Bobcats finished third among 11 competing teams.
Competing with a partial squad following Friday night's BU Terrier Classic, Bates scored 118 points, well ahead of fourth-place smith (63) and trailing first-place Springfield (165.5) and runner-up USM (140.5).
Bates swept the top five places in the mile, led by junior Lindsay Cullen's winning time of 5:20.92. Sophomore Meg Ogilvie (Hopedale, Mass.), sophomore Devin Tatro (Haverhill, Mass.), sophomore Tara Notarianni (Johnston, R.I.) and first-year Erica Gagnon (Weymouth, Mass.), followed Cullen, respectively.
Senior captain Tina Tobin (Lowell, Mass.) won the 55-meter hurdles in 8.76 seconds, following a preliminary time of 8.74.
Fellow senior captain Lizzie Carleton (Westborough, Mass.) captured first place in the 200-meter dash, in 27.27 seconds.
Junior Amanda Solch (Mountain Lakes, N.J.) won the 3,000 meters, in 10:53.46.
Sophomore Abby Alexander (Harvard, Mass.) took second place out of 12 runners in the 600 meters, at 1:45.34.
Alexander, Carleton, junior Ansley Flanagan (Roxbury, Conn.) and Tobin took second place in the 4x400 relay, in 4:14.84.
Bates also took second place in the 4x800 relay at 10:26.74, run by Ogilvie, Cullen, sophomore Mira Carey-Hatch (Laconia, N.H.) and Tatro.
Bates will host the Maine Women's Indoor Track & Field Championships on Friday, Feb. 3, at 6pm in Merrill Gymnasium.


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RESIDENTS of a street in Hyde had their first peaceful night's sleep after 4ft speakers were removed from an anti-social neighbour's house.
Officials from Tameside Council's environmental protection unit and police officers entered a house on Barton Fold and confiscated a hi-fi, two speakers and a ghetto blaster.
The action came after numerous complaints were received by the council about music being played until very late at night.
Environmental health officer John Gledhill said the music could be heard through the walls, not just next door, but further down the row of houses as well.
"He ignored the approaches of his neighbours, letters from the council, a legal notice and visits by the police and council officers, so a warrant was given by Tameside magistrates to take away his equipment," said Mr Gledhill.
"It should have been a quiet little street, a pleasant place to live, but for the other residents it was neither quiet nor pleasant. The actions of one inconsiderate resident ruined it for the rest."
Executive member for environmental services, Councillor Catherine Piddington, said anti-social residents of Tameside should be aware of the council's power to confiscate noise equipment.
"This sort of inconsiderate behaviour is totally unacceptable and we will not tolerate it. This person found out to his cost that we have the power to take direct action to stop selfish residents causing a noise nuisance to other people, and we will not hesitate to use it," she said.


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Price increase, if any, will be in January not before thatOne major reason for delivery time extended to 3-4 mnths is the fact that too much investors entering bcoz of partial payment option
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I paid WHT to Indus Motor.
I installed Retractable Side Mirrors in my New Corolla Xli. For Rs.12500.00Its working great. I installed it by dealership.
Diesel good or bad still works. They just dont want people shiftint o diesel. As it would mean less fuel sales. Even if the diesel corolla gives 18 kmpl avg here alot better than 1.3
nope bad diesel wud give u big bill on maintenance like fuel filter, nozzle n few other things to keep it running healthy engine on our pathetic diesel.....but it will give u better mileage than any 1.3 car
so when people say diesel gets a lot of maintenance/frequent workshop visits, thats because of fuel quality?
have u ever own diesel car? i had 2.0D saloon n audi Q7 3.0tdi so i know wat the maintenance cost was if u compare to petrol cars its double the price in diesel car...yes coz of our low quality diesel maintenance is high n also resale value of diesel car/suv is down from last 3-4 yrs
i have only driven petrol, but diesel has always aspired me, the sound of a diesel engine in addition with reliability (not referring to pakistan) my friend used to own one a 2.0 D corolla about 5+ years back, and it had engine works done frequently.
diesel engine sound sometime become headache especially wen i had 2.0D saloon....i had to speak loudly inside especially someone sit behind cant hear clearly n alway use to keep high volume for radio or music.....at tht time diesel was quite cheap n in one tank it did 600km but maintenance n oil services cost was double compare to Gli or even Altis.....now its no point to keep diesel car as diesel fuel costing more than petrol
November 2014 is mentioned on the PBO for my Grande. Can Indus advise approximate delivery date? If yes can anyone tell me telephone / helpline to get in touch with Indus for this information?
0800-11123Be prepared to hold for atleast 30 minutesAnd when u call they will say' sir aapki car abhi invoice nhi hui hai, November ka month hai, kisi bhi date mein hojayegi.. Date nhi bata sakte'
Clearly you don't know how to maintain a diesel car. I own a 2.OD 2001 Corolla Indus. It's a near ZERO MAINTENANCE car as far as the engine is concerned.
No it's because of their own incompetence. Diesel cars require little to no maintenance if you drive like a non-maniac.
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Dont know! Wesay real lg rhi ha
What's the source
It's real but its not in Pak.
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really if its zero maintenance car then why did Toyota Indus stop producing diesel car? we had home car 2.0D 2004 corolla n kept it till 2010 with healthy engine also i had my own 2.0D saloon 2008/09 previous shape corolla sold it last year with no issue at all why i sold it coz the cost of maintenance with diesel prices were going high.....let compare with 1.3 Gli
Gli corolla 1.3 2nzfe:oil filter cost 500rsoil 4 liter minimum 2500rsair filter toyota genuine 1500rschanging fuel filter depend on u after 40-50,000km: 2500rsacid battery after 2.5 years 40ah 3500rs
2.0D 2c diesel:oil 5L: minimum 3000rsoil filter toyota genuine:1000rsdiesel fuel filter after 15-20,000km to keep running 2c healthy: dont remember the costacid battery after 2 years 60ah :4500-5000rsoverhauling 2c after 75k km price minimum cost 50,000rs
now the diesel price is also high so tell me is it cheaper to run petrol car or diesel car? my 2.0d saloon used to run 550-600km on 55L tank....i dont want to continue on audi Q7 3.0tdi maintenance costs


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My name is Tara! 🙂 I created this site so I can share the different types of Sideways cross necklaces I find on the web. My fascination for these necklaces happened while I was vacation in EUROPE!!! I fell in love with the sideways cross necklace and from there I developed a passion for research. Enjoy my blog!


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Finlay and Mobile-Shop BMW M3 to Debut with Automatic Racing at Lime Rock ORLANDO, Fla. -- Rob Finlay will make his debut with Automatic Racing during next weekend's KONI Challenge GS race at Lime Rock Park, co-driving the No. 99 Mobile-Shop...
Finlay and Mobile-Shop BMW M3 to Debut with Automatic Racing at Lime Rock
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Rob Finlay will make his debut with Automatic Racing during next weekend's KONI Challenge GS race at Lime Rock Park, co-driving the No. 99 Mobile-Shop BMW M3 with Steve Cameron.
Finlay is no stranger to KONI Challenge, but up until now he has been some of Automatic Racing's toughest competition. Finlay made his KONI Challenge debut in 2004, scoring a top-10 finish at Watkins Glen.
He was soon a top competitor in the series, driving to a podium finish during the 2005 series opener at Daytona International Raceway. The next year was even better: three podium finishes in the Grand Sport class included a race win at Barber Motorsports Park. Finlay has also tasted success in the Rolex Series, finishing seventh in the team point standings in 2006. Last year, Finlay competed in a Daytona Prototype with Ganassi Racing, earning a best finish of second at Iowa Speedway.
Now, Finlay is hoping to continue earning top results behind the wheel of the No. 99 Mobile-Shop Automatic Racing BMW M3.
"I've always enjoyed getting to race against Automatic on the track, and I'm looking forward to teaming up with them," commented Finlay. "They're a successful team with a professional but fun attitude, and I'm going to enjoy being in an M3 again."
Finlay is teaming up with Steve Cameron, who has back-to-back 24 Hours of Daytona victories to his credit, winning in 1992 and 1993. In addition, the Finlay Motorsports Team Manager has been a test driver for Atlantic, Formula 1, GTO, GTP and Vintage race programs.
The Mobile-Shop BMW M3 will be at every KONI Challenge round for the remainder of the season. Mobile-Shop specializes in the production of an exclusive suite of products known as the Mobile-Shop System. The tool and parts organizer is designed for property maintenance and construction personnel, allowing them to easily transport their tools throughout job sites. More information about Mobile-Shop can be found online at www.Mobile-Shop.com.
"We're very happy to welcome Rob and Steve to Automatic Racing," commented team owner Jep Thornton. "They're both very accomplished racers, and we're happy to have them running with us now. We've seen first-hand what they can do on the track, and we look forward to working with them this season."
Finlay, Cameron and the new Mobile-Shop Automatic Racing BMW M3 can be seen at Lime Rock Park next weekend. Following qualifying on Saturday, May 24, the KONI Challenge Grand Sport race will be held on Monday's Memorial Day holiday at 9:45 a.m.
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USA / NBC / x15 minute episodes / Broadcast 31 January – 25 February 1949. Made in black and white
Creator: Irna Phillips
Very early (and short lived) soap opera These Are My Children told stories of the Hehehan family in post war Chicago, the family owned a boarding house, ruled over by Mrs Henehan. Other characters included son John and his wife Jean as well as one of the chief boarders Katherine.
Broadcast live from Chicago and running only four weeks this was the first networked daytime soap and was apparently cancelled because AT&T could no longer supply the cable required to transmit the show!
The picture shows a rare behind the scenes glimpse of the show, it's pretty much one of the only remaining images of the production.
ALMA PLATTS as Mrs Henehan
GEORGE KLUGE as John Henehan
JOAN ARLT as Jean Henehan
JANE BROOKSMITH as Patricia Henehan
MARTHA McCLAIN as Penny Henehan
MARGARET HENEGHAN as Aunt Kitty Henehan
ELOISE KUMMER as Katherine Carter


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|Reviews for The Road is Rough
| RainbowSkies chapter 12 . 5/1/2014
Great, Great story- I have no disappointments! The whump was relentless ugh- amazing. The characterisations were spectacular and I was on the edge of my seat the whole story XD PHENOMENAL JOB!
| whiteraven67 chapter 12 . 4/25/2014
| kateanddin chapter 12 . 5/1/2013
All right, as always I really enjoyed that story. Not my favorites one (compare to your other ones) BUT it was your first and you did a good damn job.
Now I've got a problem though, 'cause I read all of your stories (that was the last one left) and you apparently don't write anymore AND you don't even have favorites. What the hell am I suppose to read now?
I really wish you'll be back into writting. One day, because you're good at it. Like, really good
| kateanddin chapter 11 . 5/1/2013
I really thought it was one of Sam's dream/vision. All the way till the dot! Well done though, that was a good idea
| kateanddin chapter 2 . 4/30/2013
hu! What's up with Dean? I mean I get he feels guilty and had a hell of a scare for Sam but still...
| LISABABY71 chapter 12 . 4/26/2012
Absolutely amazing story! I dont know where your inspiration comes from, but damn, that was a great story to read. Very interesting and just gripping enough to keep ones attention. I loved the interaction between Sam and Dean while dean was taking care of his brother, and it did not seem too sappy to be unbelievable either. Great job with the writing and hope to see more. Lisa
| ccase13 chapter 12 . 9/22/2011
I enjoyed the excellent adventure with the evil ghost and the benevolent spirit. Your first story was very true to the show.
| spnlittlebro chapter 1 . 7/14/2011
Congratulations! You have been recced at spn_littlebro!
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| Sjoeks chapter 12 . 4/13/2011
This was an awesome story and a real welcome change for all the studying I've been doing for the past few days (unfortunately, there's a whole lot more for me to study -_-' )
but anyway: amazing story :) I loved it
- Lune x
| Hermione's Shadow chapter 12 . 4/15/2010
that was an awesome story!
| Hermione's Shadow chapter 4 . 4/14/2010
aww, but Jensen Ackles dress as a cowboy is so unbelievably hot!
| Angel Spirit chapter 12 . 1/18/2009
Hehe, the ending made me grin, I have to admit that I really liked how you had Dean pointing out that they were on team 'good'. So they both get out alive...with only a few owies " *snickers* poor Sam...I always have to laugh when I watch an episode, he DOES always seem to be the one who gets strangled or something of that measure, hmm...? (And it's usually big brother Dean to the rescue too, I will sheepishly admit that those scenes are the best!) I loved Dean's reaction to when Ben accidentally told him about the grill for the Impala...'waves a go Sammy flag' Sam's good deed finally came through! Yay! I really liked this, I can't wait to check out your other fics and it looks like you have quite a few too...I think I'm going to be one busy/happy reader ~v
| Angel Spirit chapter 8 . 1/18/2009
I *really* like how this story is going so far, I'm glad that I found it! It's always nice to find a fic that has both the brothers acting in character and staying true to the elements of the show itself...I really like how you dive into Dean's emotional side a little more, making him *really* face his issues (even though he still runs away from some of them XD ) without being *too* overemotional and still letting him be Dean...*reads what she wrote* LOL! That probably doesn't make any sense...but anyway..." The brotherly protectiveness that the two have with one another is awesome too, I like how Sam's equally concerned and watching out for Dean as Dean is doing the same for him. I havith the feeling that while things are looking up at the moment, that it *might* not last...there's still ghost girl for them to have to take care of, and I know *I* agree w/Dean in the fact that I don't like how she's set her eyes on Sam! *eagerly clicks on the next chapter*
| alexisabove chapter 12 . 12/14/2008
Amazing story.
It took me forever to find a story on here that i actually wanted to read the whole thing.
You did really well at the details of the relationship between the two brothers and the atmosphere was actually really uncomfortable during the fights. AMAZING! haha.
Plus, the girl actually really creeped me out P
well done, i loved it!
| lucym chapter 12 . 5/11/2008
Woah. I'm still trying to reclaim my breath here, give me a sec...
OK, I'll start it off slow... that story was brilliant!
I'm completely confident in saying that this fic is in the top 5 fics I have ever read for Supernatural, and trust me, I have read a lot! And a lot of good ones, but this one was just incredible!
The brother relationship - absolutely beautiful. You had exactly the right amount of fights and hurt/comfort in there, and you did all of it perfectly. I loved this story about Milwaukee where Dean hurts Sam so badly for saying something horrible about their Dad, and I love how he patched him up afterwards and how Sam felt even more protected with Dean there. Not to mention how well you wrote both characters. I swear, this could have been an episode of Supernatural and I would have believed it. Sam and Dean in this fic are Sam and Dean in the show. You did it extremely well.
I just love the little details that make your fics so wonderful. Like the part where the librarian mentions something about waking up to a car crash, and Dean immediately thinks of Sam waking up to a car crash, that's just amazing how you link everything like that.
I was glued to this story from start to end. I have to reiterate that I loved the fights. They were perfect and they set the scene up for the hurt/comfort which was great - Sam giving Dean the parts he needed for the impala and saying how grateful he was for Dean taking care of him, and then Dean getting embarrassed - absolutely adorable.
Kyriebess - I can't thank you enough for this story. I really, really enjoyed it. :)


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The collection comes with 3 DVDS, teaching beginning Salsa techniques. I also liked the history and outtakes on the first DVD. I also like how the male instructor discusses what he will teach before the lessons begin. The first thing, he teaches is rhythm and timing. He doesn't give his name though. He does encourage people to count out loud on the steps they step on. Salsa Dancing, according to him, has 8 steps. If you pause, then you don't count. This is helpful to me because I have no rhythm.
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