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Handmade in Dorset
Sam's Fudge is hand made in Dorset. We sell a variety of flavours including classic vanilla and rum & raisin, providing the ideal birthday present, Christmas gift, or even bespoke wedding favours.
Sam's Fudge is a small local confectionary business based in Dorset, specialising in handmade fudge for all occassions.
Sam's Fudge produce a variety of flavours, from traditional vanilla or rum and raisin, to more unique flavours such as Chilli.
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The Consumer Protection Division of the Office of the Attorney General is the civil enforcement authority for all multi-circuit violations of the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act. The Division protects Florida consumers by pursuing individuals and entities that engage in unfair methods of competition or unconscionable, deceptive and unfair practices in any trade or commerce. The Division also often partners with other state attorneys general, other state agencies, and the federal consumer protection enforcement agencies in joint enforcement efforts.
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Written on: 11/11/2013 by LuQuin (1 review written)
I ordered 2 pairs of beach shoes for my son & myself. Quick delivery. Great service - I had to return a pair of beach shoes as they were too big. The lady in the shop sent out a smaller size that day which I paid for separately, then the refund for the returned pair was processed very quickly. All in all, excellent service, great product and very efficient service. Very pleased.


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The Weekender: Things, music, top articles and funny bits. It's only the bloody Weekender.
"In the car I just can't wait, to pick you up on our very first date. Is it cool if I hold your hand? Is it wrong if I think it's lame to dance? Do you like my stupid hair? Would you guess that I didn't know what to wear? I'm too scared of what you think. You make me nervous so I really can't eat." – Blink 182, 2001.
You don't get much better than Take Off Your Pants and Jacket, a classic early 2000s album of angst, rock shows and generally being rebellious in way that definitely doesn't seem so tame at the time. Once the song about the dog's ass came on in the kitchen and my mum took my CD away :(
There should definitely be more songs about dogs' asses.
6 things you should have put down your sister's trousers of the week
6. Old fag packets turned into football kits
That's one very innovative way to recycle them.
5. Wes Anderson + Roman Coppola + Prada = YES
It's like they are all King Midas, and they're touching things A LOT. So good.
4. A genuinely good Christmas advert? Well I never.
Our thoughts exactly! This one's a trailer for a Sainsbury's feature film by Kevin McDonald, yes please!
3. Aliens a'coming!
Apparently they're going to land in France, this film speaks to the members of the public who are ready for their arrival.
2. Music video about pottery? Mother may I.
Oooh this is just truly lovely isn't it? Makes me want to go and make some mugs.
1. Typewriter drawings…from life!
This incredible lady sits on the street with a typewriter and draws things from life using the letters! Unbelievable.
It's Nice That Friday Mixtape
We realise that sometimes the music we play in the It's Nice That headquarters isn't that "cool" so this week we've opened it up to our Twitter followers – yippee! The difference in quality is nothing short of astounding, and the wake up call to just how on the pulse we are in terms of popular music is more than a little unnerving. So here we are, a trendy playlist to dance walk you through the afternoon straight on to the dance floor. Bags on the floor, everyone in a circle, here we go…
It might well be November and a bit colder and considerably more difficult to go out at night, but fortunately for you we've got heaps of cool things to introduce you to to make those late autumn evenings just a wee bit more exciting. Alternatively, you can chuck all of this paper matter onto your log fire and use it to toast your chilly feet. Either way, bet your glad we're here, eh?
Jaguarshoes Collective: Posterpaper
Those kids over at Jaguarshoes are very hip, there's no denying it, and when their Posterpaper flopped onto our doormats we were taken aback by the sheer quality of work they have curated into it. The newspaper-like publication compiles a bunch of illustrators we really love into a handy bunch of pull-outs that beg to be popped up on the wall. From Dilraj Mann and his glorious fat-bottomed hipsters to that cheeky Jiro Bevis and Anna Lomax, there's plenty to go around. We now have this ever-friendly and welcoming masterpiece by Rob Whoriskey, which clearly spells out "STAY AWAY FROM ME" up on the wall over our desk. Laaaavely.
O Panda Gordo: There are Only Seven Stories in the World
Graphic designer João Sobral is the one responsible for this independent publishing project O Panda Gordo which is in turn responsible for this cool illustrated zine. Entitled There are Only Seven Stories in the World, it explores each of the designated ideas to Aristotle's theory with a different illustrator each time and the results are hilarious.
032c: Issue #25
It's always quite cool when a magazine that you never even knew existed roly-polies into your day and makes you question everything that you had previously considered cool. 032c is a prime example of this; featuring photography by Juergen Teller and Tim Walker, a feature about Picasso, heaps of artwork and some really gorgeous imagery. They've got Rihanna, for God's sake! What more do you bloody want?
Eleonora Marton: It Feels Like a New Toothbrush
It Feels Like a New Toothbrush was printed to tie in with a solo exhibition Eleonora Marton held in Berlin, including 70 from a group of 200 drawings in a handy nice zine. It's simple but effective in its aims, and will coax a smile from even the grumpiest of faces. Fo' real.
Four Corner Books: The Graphic World of Paul Peter Piech
"Ooh, this a good'un" we muttered in unison when The Graphic World of Paul Peter Piech appeared magically on our desks, where it has since stayed as an immediate result of our reluctance to banish it to the bookshelves on the other side of the studio. A publication documenting the work of graphic artist and printmaker Paul Peter Piech, who lived from 1920 until 1996, it includes over 120 prints taken from the collections at London's V&A's museum, many of which encompass the artist's personal beliefs and political standpoint striking, funny, sad and angry images. A truly fantastic body of work. It also smells fantastic.
The Weekender
Tweet of the Week
Tesco have got birthday stuff in already! Calm down guys it's not til May.
— Frankie McGinty (@FrankieMcGinty) November 15, 2013
Educational video of the week
This man has been to a stag party, and he wants to tell you all about it.
Worst Place on Earth of the week
And this week's prize goes to the Haggerston branch of Tesco!
Wife of the Week
She know's how to treat a man.
Cutie cutersons of the week
It's bath time in sloth town. Jump in.
Wrecking Ball adaptation of the week
This time they''ve made it as if Miley Cyrus was in The Sims, and it's amazing!
Best London Grumblr of the week
This made us laugh a lot. Are you the dwarf or the cat? You decide.
Graphic design boo-boo of the week
Bye then!
- Mikey Please takes us behind the scenes, and the backlash, of the Bake Off trailer
- From New York to Springfield, it's Best of the Web
- Taschen releases two volumes of National Geographic's best photographs from the past 125 years
- Simon Landrein takes Dan Croll down the rabbit hole in his animated video for Tokyo
- Thomas Duffield on photographing his dad's hidden heroin addiction
- Parker Day's lurid colours and grotesque characters elevate identity and fantasy (NSFW)
- Hate the iPhone X notch? There's an app for that
- Lisa Simpson's bookshelf: from the curator of Instagram's Simpsons Library
- Biplab Hazra's photo of elephants being attacked by mob wins Sanctuary prize
- Michael Bierut: 13 ways of looking at a typeface
- Uncle Ginger uses hypnotic shapes to animate the facts and feelings of bipolar disorder
- Michel Gondry's John Lewis Christmas advert – Moz the Monster – is unveiled


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Carbon County property transfers
Deeds recorded
Helen S. Weidman to Bryan R. Pursel, 251 Ore St., Bowmanstown, property at 251 Ore St., $125,000.
Franklin Township
Stanislaw Gasience to Dorota K. Gasienca Kozak, Whitehall, property on Forest Drive, $1.
Dale E. Solt to Dale E. Solt, 447 Birch Drive, Lehighton, property at 447 Birch Drive, $1.
Jim Thorpe
Vincent C. Krebs Jr. to Bonnie L. Krebs, 621 Onoko Lane, Jim Thorpe, property at 621 Onoko Lane, $1
Kidder Township
George E. Fox Jr. to Fox Revocable Living Trust, Doylestown, property at 32 Red Fox Way, Lake Harmony, $1.
Martin Duretz to Robert Plefka, Ambler, Pa., Lot 1407, Section D-1, Lake Harmony Estates, $173,500.
Sheriff of Carbon County to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Fort Worth, Tex., property at 345 W. Kline Ave., $1.
Wayne E. Nothstein to Wayne E. Nothstein, 17 Graver St., Lehighton, property at 17 Graver St., $1.
Stanislaw Gasienca to Bozena J. Szozda, Hopewell, N.J., property at 223 N. Second St., $1.
Sheriff of Carbon County to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Irving, Tex., property at 211 Yard St., $1.
Thomas E. Harker Jr. to Rebecca E. Diem, 255 E. Railroad St., Nesquehoning, property on Railroad Street, $1.
Fannie Mae to Richard M. Mastick, Quakertown, property at 144 E. Garibaldi Ave., $32,900.
Sheriff of Carbon County to Fedseral Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, McLean, Va., property at 366 Lehigh Ave., $1.
Stanley A. Bollinger to Stanley A. Bollinger, 964 Mauch Chunk Road, Palmerton, property at 964 Mauch Chunk Road, $1.
Penn Forest Township
Kal-Tac, Inc., to Davie Reinheimer, Warminster, Pa., Lot 505, Section E, Pleasant Valley West, $15,000.
Charles Biehn to Brian Holtzman, Quakertown, Lot V1590, Section V, Towamensing Trails, $11,425.
Matthew Hochstrasser to Shan Kulkarni, Rego Park, N.Y., Lot 955, Mt. Pocahontas, $4,760.
Gregory M. Lopatovsky to Domocc, LLC, P.O. Box 589, Effort, lots 1803 and 1804, Section N-II, Indian Mountain Lakes, $2,000.
Fannie Mae to Robert Trayes, Allentown, property at 5 Miami Trail, Albrightsville, $70,000.
Robert Trayes to Robert Trayes, Allentown, property at 5 Miami Trail, Albrightsville, $1.
Land Liquidators, LLC, to Darlene Kim, Lexington, S.C., Lot 1571, Section EP, Mt. Pocahontas, $1,000.
Summit Hill
John S. Halenar to Brandon Budenz, 350 W. White St., Summit Hill, property at 350 W. White St., $34,000.
Towamensing Township
Greg S. Bryfogle to Louise A. Wisser, 380 Lakeside Drive, Lehighton, property at 380 Lakeside Drive, $194,900.
John F. McHugh to John F. McHugh, 371 Hudsondale St., Weatherly, property at 371 Hudsondale St., $1.
Thelma A. Kew to Benjamin S. Turner, 322 Second St., Weatherly, property at 322 Second St., $84,000.
Herman Thomas Reimold to Thomas Herman Reimold, Hazleton, property at 100 Hudsondale St., $1.
U.S. Bank, N.A., to Misti Garritano, 128 W. Main St., Weatherly, property at 128 W. Main St., $21,900.
Sheriff of Carbon County to Wachovia Bank, Harrisburg, property at 230 White St., $1.


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Ortiz back in Red Sox's starting lineup
Slugger returns to No. 3 spot in order after weekend break
By Ian Browne / MLB.com
Big Papi, Boston's slumping designated hitter, hasn't batted anywhere other than third since early in the 2005 season.
Manager Terry Francona doesn't feel this is the time to move Ortiz, who was batting .208 with no homers and 15 RBIs entering Tuesday.
"I actually didn't," Francona said. "If I said I hadn't thought about the lineup, that's not true. But I knew all along I really didn't [want to move Ortiz]. David and I talked about that a little bit.
"This is hard, because I don't want to tell a player, 'Hey, if you keep struggling, we're going to move you down.' I don't want to do that. I want him to hit. I think our best lineup is with him hitting third. Now, saying that, when you're looking for production ... and I told him, if I ever decide to change that, I'll tell you first. And he understood that. The one thing I don't want to do is start bouncing the lineup all over the place."
Ortiz declined to speak before the game, but he seemed in a good mood.
"Not today, maybe in a week," Ortiz said. "Wait until I get hot."
Ortiz's teammates and ex-teammates all seem to think he will get untracked eventually.
"I think, David, physically, looks good," said Kevin Millar, who started as the designated hitter for the Blue Jays on Tuesday night and was a teammate of Ortiz from 2003-05. "I think he's obviously still very powerful, and I think once he gets that first one, you're going to see him hit 10 in a month, then seven in a month, and you'll know he's back."
Millar went through a similarly epic slump with the Red Sox in the first half of the 2004 season, taking a .269 average with five homers and 24 RBIs into action on July 22. Francona stuck with Millar in that case, and the right-handed hitter was hot for the rest of the season, finishing at .297 with 18 homers and 74 RBIs. Boston went on to win the World Series.
"He's the best about that, Tito is," said Millar. "He's not going to move him down and say he's not going to do this. He's going to stick with him and he needs to."
For as Millar points out, there is plenty of proof in Ortiz's track record.
"You know what, he should have a longer runway then most players here, just because of what this guy has done, all the big hits he's had," Millar said. "You feel terrible for him. I want to talk to him today. You have to understand, it's baseball and there's struggles, and when you start out this way, it's magnified and it's brutal. You can go do this in August and go 80, 90, 100 at-bats without a home run -- it happens. But at the start, it gets magnified and becomes more mental than physical."
Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell knows all about it, too, having gone through a nightmarish 2005 season with the Marlins.
"Every stadium has [the stats] staring you in the face," Lowell said. "He can put together a really good year in 4 1/2 months. Hopefully it works out. We're rooting for him and we all feel for him. He's a guy who's very proud and wants to help the team win, so we're expecting him to do some good things for us."
Right fielder J.D. Drew, fresh off signing a five-year, $70 million contract, had a terrible first half of 2007 for the Red Sox and didn't really get going until September.
"Sometimes you need to refresh and forget about things," Drew said. "Get some extra work in the cage and kind of regroup. You definitely need that. He's anxious to get back in there and start working things out. Like it's been said, you can't go in there and get four hits in one at-bat. You take it an at-bat at a time and see how it goes. He really wants to kind of get his swing going, and I think he's probably tired of talking about it."
Though Ortiz's slump has been ongoing, the slugger hit rock-bottom last Thursday in Anaheim, going 0-for-7 and tying a franchise record by leaving 12 men on base.
Francona gave Ortiz the three days off in Seattle not as some type of punishment, but so that the slugger could get a mental break.
"The greatest thing in the world for him would be to get four hits tonight," Francona said. "If it doesn't happen, again, it's our responsibility to not lose patience [just because] everybody is screaming to lose patience. I don't know if that helps us. That's why when things aren't going perfect for him, we want to make sure he knows we're there for him. That's important."
Ian Browne is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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|Ben from Leland Grove asks:
Was Hewitt an overdraft for the Phils, in your opinion? Will strikeouts always be his Achilles' heel? Who would you compare him to?
Matt Blood: Hi Everyone. It is great to be back on the live chat scene. I hope you enjoyed the writeup on the GCL, and I am ready to answer your questions. Fire away! I wouldn't call Hewitt an overdraft as there were several teams who really liked his abilities. Hewitt was one of those players that gained steam as the 2008 draft approached. I would call Hewitt a risk with the chance to produce great rewards but also fail. The Phillies fell in love with his athleticism and great upside. Hewitt has monster power that wows observers during batting practice, but he has trouble making consistent contact during games. The Phillies are hoping that with more at-bats, he will be able to make adjustments and reach his potential. It is hard to make a comparison on him right now but maybe Greg Golson or Ron Gant would be accurate.
|JAYPERS from IL asks:
How would you rate each of Collier's tools on the 20-80 scouting scale?
Matt Blood: Collier has five legit tools, but his bat stood out the most in the GCL. He showed the ability to hit for average, even against lefthanders, and an advanced eye in the strike zone. I would grade his hittability: 60, power: 50, foot speed: 50, arm strength: 50 and defense: 50. He profiles as a left or right fielder and is a great athlete.
|John from Pensacola, FL asks:
Did the Braves' Tyler Stovall and Brett DeVall not pitch enough to qualify for the list? Would they have made the list if eligible?
Matt Blood: That's a good question, as before I realized he was ineligible, I had DeVall listed in back half of the top 10. However, he only pitched 10 innings this summer due to fatigue and arm soreness. DeVall offers an upper-80s fastball and a plus changeup. He also throws a curveball consistently for strikes. DeVall's manager was impressed with his mound presence and also feel that he will add velocity to his fastball as he matures. Stovall pitched 20 innings and did not pitch well enough to make the list. He finished the season 1-1, 6.30 in seven appearances.
|brian from washington dc asks:
Does Aaron Hicks stack up with the great outfield prospects from the 2005 draft? And what major leaguer would you most compare him to?
Matt Blood: I would say Hicks has the potential to fit in with that great group of players. His five-tool potential is exciting, as he can impact a game in so many ways. Scouts only concern with Hicks entering his professional debut as a position player was his bat. He seemed to answer those questions this year. He, without question, has the skills to be an above-average every day center fielder. I would compare him to a switch-hitting Grady Sizemore.
|Oscar Perez from Florida asks:
Why have Skipworth so high on the list if his numbers pale behind Marte and Almanzar?
Matt Blood: Interesting question, and some may feel that Skipworth should have been lower on this list due to his poor performance in the GCL this summer. However, he still displayed many of the core tools that made him the sixth overall draft selection in 2008. Scouts feel he will be able to stay behind the plate, as he has a tremendous arm and his defensive actions have improved. At the plate, he showed his power potential, and everyone feels that his batting average will increase with experience.
|Joe LeCates from Easton, MD asks:
I'm a little surprised to see Destin Hood as low as he is given his projection - just curious if there was any internal office descent regarding his position?
Matt Blood: Ranking Hood was a tough task, as he has projection but is still raw. Hood could be a 30 homer guy in the future, as he has tremendous bat speed and makes adjustments well. However, he is a left field only prospect and still has work to do there to become average. Hood played shortstop in high school but against poor competition. He moved to left field due to lacking arm strength.
|Joe LeCates from Easton, MD asks:
What type of power do you see Aaron Hicks developing over time? Seems like more of a 50-55 guy at best, but it sounds like many think he could really develop substantial power w/ 25-30 HR power.
Matt Blood: Power is the one question mark I had when comparing Hicks to Sizemore a few questions earlier. Hicks combines a quick bat and an athletic body that is in-sync at contact, creating his power. He should hit for average power at the major league level, but he may surprise people and hit for more than that a couple years in his career.
|Ramp from MIA asks:
I know Isaac Galloway and Kyle Skipworth made the list but where any other Marlins close? What about Daniel Pertusati?
Matt Blood: This year's GCL class was very deep. Names like Daniel Pertuasit, Blake Brewer and Edgar Olmos did come up in conversation with managers and scouts but were not considered in the top-tier of this group.
|Eddie from Acworth, GA asks:
Do managers think Hoes has as shot to stick at second? What was the cause of most of his 15 errors? Thanks
Matt Blood: The Orioles do expect Hoes to stay at the second base position. He is a very good athlete, moves well and has a strong arm. The errors are a tribute to him learning a new position. Second base is one of the easier positions to learn, and he should be able to make the transition. However, offense will always be the name of Hoes' game.
|Kevin from Glenshaw asks:
It seems like there is too much projection in these rankings...does performance count for very little? I know it's the GCL and these guys are 4-5 years away, but Hewitt at #13 is very generous. He's a real project that has all the makings of a 1st round bust. There were also a lot of guys with so-so stats that are projected to move to 1B or corner OF spots, not premium positions, over guys with are projected to stay at positions like SS and CF. Just wanted to hear some of the thought process for the rankings I guess.
Matt Blood: This is a fair observance and a great question. My job at BA mostly deals with covering amateur prospects and the draft where projection is a main element. These rankings were probably impacted by that. However, as you stated, this is the GCL, and most of these prospects are straight out of the draft. It is common for top-tier prospects to struggle in their first professional season. For example, Derek Jeter hit .202 in the GCL in 1992 with 36 strikeouts in 47 games.
|Mike from Boston asks:
Should the Red Sox look to keep Derrik Gibson at SS and what sort of power projection has he got?
Matt Blood: Gibson is playing mostly third base for the Red Sox. However, if things don't work out there, he has the athleticism and ability to play center field. Power projection is the reason why he would have to make a move form the corner position. However, the Red Sox really like his bat and project that he will hit for average power.
|Jon from Peoria asks:
Matt, are any of the Twins' pitchers worth any interest?
Matt Blood: Lefthander Edgar Ibarra had an impressive year in the GCL and came close to making the top 20. He was 4-0, 3.12 in 49 innings, striking out 51. Currently his fastball sits between 88-90 mph. His fastball has plus movement and he commands it well. Ibarra also throws a changeup and curveball but the Twins are still trying to determine whether he will be a starter or a reliever at the major league level.
|Tyler from Baltimore asks:
Why doesn't Xavier Avery fit on this list?
Matt Blood: Avery was in the discussion to make the list. He had a solid first year at the plate, batting .280 in 175 at-bats, and yes he was one of the fastest players in GCL, as he stole 13 bases. However, Avery is still raw and doesn't have quite the projection of the players that made the list.
|Tricky Kid from Surprise, AZ asks:
Jarek Cunningham seemed pretty low for an 18 year old SS/3B, with the stats and consistency he put together. That said, can he stay at SS or is 3B in his future? Did the Pirates get a big steal here?
Matt Blood: Cunningham was lower on the list for the same reason he fell to the 18th round of the 2008 draft. He is still recovering from a knee injury and has not been able to display his full abilities. He played mostly third base this season, but after a full recovery could wind up at shortstop. Regardless, his showing at the plate in the GCL makes him a definite steal for the Pirates. Cunningham was considered one of the top pure hitters in the league, as he combines the ability to hit for average and power. If it turns out that he can play shorstop as well, the deal gets even better.
|Freddy from Naples, Florida asks:
Dont u think Esmailyn Gonzalez should be rated higher after he won the batting title of the league and led his team to the GCL championship series?
Matt Blood: Gonzalez had as good a year as anyone in the GCL, but you have to keep in mind that this was his second go-around. He is projected to hit for average and some power but never to be better than average defensively. "Smiley's" projection isn't quite as high as those ahead of him on the list. However, he projects to be a solid big leaguer in the future.
Matt Blood: That's all the time I have for today. Thanks everyone for the questions. Check back tomorrow for coverage from Matt Eddy on the Appy League.


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Monday, December 27, 2010
Away I Go
Because of the weather, I didn't go to Kathy's today but plan to go tomorrow if the road conditions there are OK. So I'll be out of pocket again for a few days. Hope everyone is fine and has electricity and heat. Big snow all over the place!!
Posted by Joy at 12:05 AM
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- Sam said...
Please be careful, I'll be thinking about you for the next couple days or until you check back in. I'm sure you will be fine weather reports are clear but cold through Wednesday.
Stay warm.
- December 27, 2010 at 12:33 AM
- Bob said...
Drive careful.
Stay warm!
- December 27, 2010 at 7:20 AM
- froggy said...
And stay away from nasty bugs!!!
- December 27, 2010 at 7:26 AM
- mistress maddie said...
Im enjoying the snow day actually! But last night was no box of chocolates getting home Auntie. I even left early, but made it half way then it snow. Im curled up today with Buster a blanket and watching movies!
- December 27, 2010 at 2:01 PM
- Miss Ginger Grant said...
Auntie Flame I hope you are safe!!!
- December 27, 2010 at 10:11 PM
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The anisotropic charge distribution of a molecule can easily induce a rotational transition in the molecule during an electron collision. Further, since the level spacing of the rotational states is very small, the transition can take place over a wide range of electron energies. The rotational excitation is the dominant energy-loss process for an electron in a molecular gas, when the electron energy lies below the vibrational threshold of the molecule. In the case of polar molecules, the rotationally excited molecule promptly emits microwave (or far infrared) radiation. In this way, the rotational excitation effectively cools electrons. The present paper reviews theoretical and experimental studies of the electron-impact rotational excitation of molecules. After a general introduction of the relevant theory and experiment, case studies of five different molecular species (H-2, N-2, CH4, HCl, and H2O) are presented to show the characteristics of rotational cross sections. From those studies, common features of the cross sections are discussed.
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According to USA Today's Bob Nightengale, 36-year-old infielder Aaron Boone is likely to announce his retirement this winter.
Astros activated infielder Aaron Boone from the 60-day disabled list.
The Astros confirmed Friday that Aaron Boone (open-heart surgery) will return to the club on September 1.
Aaron Boone (open-heart surgery) finished 0-for-2 in his first rehab game Monday with Double-A Corpus Christi.
Aaron Boone (open-heart surgery) is scheduled to begin a rehab assignment Monday with Double-A Corpus Christi.
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Catie, curating her tiny things collection to make space for what matters most.
Listen, I want to tell you something.
Building a spirituality that fits is not that hard.
Stepping away from the the tribe of your youth, that's hard. Leaving the place that no longer fits — the church, or the temple, or the meditation group — that is tremendously hard. Your family is there, and your friends. Your education might be rooted there, and possibly your career. Your beliefs live there (or they used to), and the creed was your compass. It's hard to change your relationship with those big, established things in your life. It's a psychic stretch.
Not the good yoga kind of stretch. The "it gets worse before it gets better†physical therapy kind of stretch.
But once you get out, and shake off the cobwebs, and catch your breath a little…well, then you can look around. Then you can rebuild.
This leaving and rebuilding makes me think of my youngest. She is a collector. She especially likes to collect "tiny things,†which over time coat the floor of her room like so many seashells after the tide has left the shore. Eventually, she has to clean her room.
When her once-cozy room becomes dis-functional, I tell her she must be a curator.
A curator chooses the best pieces from amongst many good things. She deliberately shapes the story she is telling by editing. Some things go in storage. Others are placed in the spotlight. Some pieces she sets aside willingly. Others are tucked away with a melancholy reluctance. A few pieces she keeps in the collection simply because of the memories they hold. Others she features very prominently, because they are so central to her tale.
When I ask my daughter to curate the things she has collected, she resists. Having all her most familiar things around her helps her feel safe. What if she gets rid of something and she needs it tomorrow? What if she misses this thing or that when it is gone? But eventually the things she's gathered around her begin to lose their purpose. She cannot play with them if they are lost in the shuffle. She cannot use them if they are broken. If she is to enjoy her passion for collecting, the collection itself must be thinned.
Eventually she gives in and clears out the items that are no longer serving her. Some are put in a keepsake box. Some are passed on to someone else who can use them better. And some are released forever.
And then? Well, then she has space.
Space to kneel before her dollhouse and rearrange the way they live.
 Space to erect a glorious building out of the Legos that were rescued from the clutter.
 Space to spread out the long roll of drawing paper and create a new world.
These things come to her without strain, without effort, because she made space.
If you make space, new things will come to you. Things that work. Things you enjoy. Things that fill your life not with clutter and discord, but with beauty and openness and color and joy.
What if you made space? What would you create if you let go of the religious practices that were no longer serving you? What if you curated your faith?
Relig-ish is a new series at Magpie Girl dedicated to exploring a new kind of faith. Come along with us as we help each other find a spirituality that fits. Click hereto read all the Relig-ish posts, and join the mailing list for additional musings on this (re)construction project. Thanks for being here today. Much Warmth, Rachelle
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I'm having trouble getting TAD-T and TAD-E to parallel each other. When I click on the "add parallel" button for TAD-T, it doesn't give me the option to parallel it with TAD-E. It seems like the trouble is that TAD-E is is not categorized as a text like TAD-T, but is a reference tool. Any suggestions?
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TAD-E was too complex to be made into a text module. Tools have more flexibility with the multiple fields, included footnotes, etc.
However, the trick with all Reference tools that belong to a different corpus than the Bible is that Accordance doesn't know which corpus they do belong to until they have been opened once. This applies to the AF-T Notes, DSS Index, and many other modules. Once they have been opened from the Library, they will appear in the list of Parallel: Reference Tools and can be opened in parallel with the texts for that corpus.
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PLEASANT HILL — Pleasant Hill voters will choose a political newcomer to fill the office of city clerk — the official keeper of the records, enforcer of campaign finance rules and facilitator of elections.
Michael Bepler and Kimberly Lehmkuhl both say their organizational skills and attention to detail would serve them well in the part-time position. Marty McInturf, who is also the part-time city clerk in Moraga, is not seeking re-election.
Bepler, 40, is a real-estate agent and builder who grew up in Rodeo and has lived in Pleasant Hill for a dozen years. As a builder, Bepler said he deals with multiple city governments and is experienced at managing the details of contracts.
"My personality, my experience are suited for the position, and I want to participate in the community," he said. "I feel an obligation to give back."
Lehmkuhl, 32, is a campaign manager for a national civil rights and voting rights group. Lehmkuhl grew up in Walnut Creek and has lived in Pleasant Hill for two years.
"I'm really interested in running city elections and getting people more involved in city government," she said.
In Contra Costa County, Pleasant Hill, Martinez, Antioch, San Pablo and Pittsburg have elected city clerks.
Although the city clerk tends to fly under the radar, the work is important. Among other duties, the city clerk signs all official resolutions and ordinances, attends every City Council meeting and must produce accurate minutes, said June Catalano, Pleasant Hill's city manager.
Lehmkuhl says she's interested in "good government" and public policy but not politics. She sees the city clerk position as a way to get involved in city government without holding a political position. She would like to make city records more accessible, especially to younger residents. While she applauds the archive of agendas, minutes and video on Pleasant Hill's website, she would like to make searching for specific topics more intuitive. For example, she suggests organizing documents by topic so residents can easily find information without needing to know the exact date of a meeting.
Bepler emphasizes a commitment to transparency and public service. He also sees a more public role for the city clerk — by attending events and being available to answer residents' questions — while maintaining neutrality. He also suggested highlighting the issues before the council in Outlook, the city's newsletter. Bepler said he is studying election law.
"I've been a part of the city for the past 12 years. I want to participate in maintaining the quality of life in Pleasant Hill," he said. "My experience in real estate as a builder meshes well with the requirements of a good city clerk."
In addition to administrative skills and a penchant for careful record keeping, Lehmkuhl touts her voting rights work and legal training as qualifications for city clerk. She also wants to help people become candidates and comply with election law. She also hopes to bolster the public's faith in government.
"I'm a hard-nosed, detail-oriented person who likes making sure that processes work," Lehmkuhl said.
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Japanese reared and New York City-based guitarist Gene Ess was a child prodigy and performed at clubs around Okinawa commencing at the tender age of fourteen. Fast-forwarding, Ess' ongoing collaboration with famed drummer Rashied Ali's Quintet serves as a vital launching pad for his distinct presence. Ess is also an accomplished classical guitarist, hearkening back to his studies with Andres Segovia student, Larry Snitzer. Nonetheless, the guitarist generates some high-heat on this largely explosive and thoroughly hip quartet session, where the band projects oomph and pizzazz during stinging bop movements and more.
Simply stated, the ensemble smokes! Here, Ess charts out a buoyant progressive-jazz manifesto via his animated and climactically oriented phrasings, topped off with stinging single note licks. And it's all abetted by his fruitful endeavors with pianist Tigran Hamasyan and a powerhouse rhythm section.
The quintet delves into circular themes, occasionally injected with linear-type breakouts and rippling choruses, featuring the soloists' forceful reinventions of a given melody line. When Hamasyan employs his Fender Rhodes piano, the band takes on a jazz-fusion gait, accelerated by Ess' use of distortion techniques and acutely enacted dynamics. However, they lower the temperature in spots with softly iterated passages.
Drummer Tyshawn Sorey stretches out with polyrhythmic fury on "Hero To Wizard," which is a piece engineered upon variable metrics and pulses. Yet Ess' inventiveness continues during "Gagaku Dreams," that commences with an ethereal storyline, and seamlessly blossoms into a memorably melodic ballad.
Ess is most assuredly an artiste who possesses the goods to become a prominent figure within the global modern jazz landscape. A cunning composer and fluent technician, he often strays from predictable outcomes while doing his best to inject a nouveau mindset into the big picture. In sum, he gets to the meat of matters while sustaining a great deal of interest throughout. It's a superfine album that duly project's the guitarist's prismatic approach to composition. (A top pick for 2008...)


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VATICAN CITY — One doesn't necessarily plan to work in the Vatican. But once the offer is made, it's hard to refuse.
Such was the experience of Lucienne Sallé, a French woman who has been working as an official at the Pontifical Council for the Laity since 1978.
"I worked in Rome for nine years before joining the Vatican," she said, referring to her time at the international secretariat for Catholic Action, a worldwide lay organization. "The Pontifical Council for the Laity wanted someone like me, a lay woman. But when I was asked to join, it was a difficult decision for me."
The choice involved leaving a job she already loved, which involved greater independence, in order to enter a vast organization with a more rigid structure.
"But then I realized I couldn't refuse," she said. "After all, I had already asked the Vatican's Council for the Laity to hire more lay women during previous meetings with its members."
The New Movements
Since then, Lucienne Sallé has devoted herself to the Council's primary mission, namely, to work with Catholic ecclesial movements and communities around the world, and help them "be united to the universal Church." The Council works with about 160 international Catholic movements, some of them begun as recently as the 1980s.
"Our job is to get to know their statutes," said Salle, "their president and their members. They send us summaries of their work. We give them feedback. It's a never-ending process."
Council for the Laity officials make an effort to attend the international meetings of Catholic movements, a job which involves substantial travel, though movement leaders are also frequently invited to Rome.
Sallé's office is teeming with mementos from such trips — African wooden statues, Latin American prints, Far Eastern decorations — an eloquent testament to the diversity of Catholic life. Her bookshelves also reflect the range of issues covered in her job, with such topics as feminism, charisms and liturgy.
"What impresses me the most about Lucienne," said Giorgia Stelasalatielo, who teaches philosophy at the Gregorian University of Rome, "besides her great intellectual and spiritual openess, are her constant efforts in the field. I know that outside her official work, she even does things personally to help these groups."
In fact, Sallé is often spotted around Rome, attending prayer meetings and liturgies for different groups in the area, ready to share her counsel and support.
"I had the opportunity to organize a meeting at Lucienne's initiative after Beijing," said Professor Carmen Aparicio, referring to the 1996 U.N. conference on women.
Aparicio worked at the Council for the Laity from 1989 to 1999 and currently teaches fundamental theology at the Gregorian.
"Lucienne wanted to continue the experience we had just had," he said. "She brought the whole project forward. Many Eastern European women came to give testimonies about their lives. Lucienne has great attention for those who have lesser voice."
Feminism and the Church
It is precisely the issue of feminism and women in the Church for which she is most often in demand — due to her years in the Vatican and two books she has authored: Women in the Vatican (1997) and Women Who Love (2000).
"The first women to work in the Vatican came in 1961," said Sallé. "A Canadian priest noticed that there weren't any women at all and offered to lend a few from the order he had founded."
By the time Sallé arrived, it was no longer a rarity to see women within Vatican buildings. "No one stops and stares at us," she said, "though we are still few in number."
Professionally speaking, there are no differences. Women receive equal pay for equal work.
"But the curia is based on a hierarchy. We first depend on the Pope and then on the people around him, who are all cardinals and priests. There are no females in the top positions of responsibility," she said, explaining that all congregations and pontifical councils are led by cardinals or archbishops.
The Council for the Laity has the highest ranking lay person in the entire Vatican, Guzman Carriquiry, as undersecretary, a position normally reserved for archbishops, bishops or priests.
"But with regards to the lay people who work in the Vatican, men and women are considered the same," she said.
The U.N. Conference on Women in Beijing seems to have been a turning point, however.
"The fact that Prof. Mary Ann Glendon was named as the head of the Holy See delegation broke a tradition and introduced a new possibility," said Sallé, referring to the Harvard Law School professor. "She did a great, [professional] job. Everything functioned very well within the delegation, and everyone was happy."
According to Sallé, the impact of the conference was immense and "there is no going back." The conference underscored that without the collaboration of women, the urgent issues of the world could not be resolved.
However, Sallé is also quick to point out the problems with the brand of feminism prevalent at Beijing. Feminism, which focuses only on women, as though they were disconnected from humanity — without any relation to men — is weak, she said. The same holds true for a feminism that is only concerned about achieving parity with men.
"The idea of parity is limited," said Sallé. "We need to talk about reciprocity, the unity of man and woman and the true gift of self. This would bring about better relations between men and women, in love. And this is an idea which is beyond feminism."
The Michelets
An example she gives involves the Michelets, a couple from France who arenow deceased. From the first day that Edmond Michelet met his wife, they decided to pray for each other at the same time every day. This practice continued during World War II and especially when Edmond was sent to a concentration camp. "The story shows how reciprocity is stronger than parity." The Michelets are now being considered for beatification.
When asked about the Church and feminism, Sallé emphasizes that the Church has "made great strides with John Paul II." Many of these strides, however, are still only written in documents, and have yet to be fully absorbed at all levels of the Church. Instead of delving deeper into the Christian message, some people stop at feminism.
"But the Christian message is deeper than feminism," insists Sallé.
She also firmly believes that the leaders of the Catholic Church need the contribution of women to do their work. "In the Book of Revelation, the heavenly Jerusalem is depicted as a feminine bride resting on the 12 columns of the Apostles. The Apostles needed women to do their work. They and their successors need to root themselves in the Church's femininity." Sallé cites the vivid example of the Holy Father's trip to Calcutta in 1986. When the Pope visited the Missionary of Charity's Home for the Dying, Mother Teresa led him around the center by the hand.
"He needed her to introduce him," she said, "so that he could meet the sick and dying."
Sallé also notes that priests who have a devotion to Mary seem to have an instinctive understanding of the gifts that women bring to the Church. This explains John Paul II's tremendous respect for women, "especially because he calls Mary the first Church."
Sallé is hard pressed to choose among countless treasured moments. She remembers a meeting in 1987 connected to the Synod for the Laity.
The Council for the Laity had invited 400 people from various movements — names like Focolare, Communion and Liberation, Emmanuel. The idea was for people to meet and freely share information. They milled about, in and out of 12 rooms especially set up for them. "One man came up to me, so excited. He gasped 'We've discovered so many new movements. I had no idea!'"
But Lucienne Sallé knew all along. After all, it's her job.
Sabrina Arena Ferrisi writes from Rome.


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The End of Three Eras
Israel was shocked to the core about two weeks ago when it turned out that billionaire Lev Leviev, the richest man in Israel, had decided to move to London.
"A couple of years ago, my accountant came to see me and said, 'You can save a quarter-billion shekels in taxes this year if you move abroad for a few years,'" one of Israel's biggest business barons, who is living in Israel, related last week. "It took me all of 40 seconds to say no. I assume that Lev Leviev's tax bills could be 10 times higher and it's a lot harder for him to say no."
Israel was shocked to the core about two weeks ago when it turned out that billionaire Lev Leviev, the richest man in Israel, had decided to move to London, where he bought a $70-million mansion - and while he was at it, a $50-million executive jet. But anybody who has been keeping track of trends among the billionaire crowd might have predicted Leviev's relocation: London has become home to many of the world's wealthiest people in recent years. The combination of particularly convenient tax laws for foreign residents and a standard of living all but unequalled around the world have made the city irresistible, rain and gray skies notwithstanding.
Many Israelis think that buying a house for $70 million is utter madness, but Leviev didn't break any records in London. Dozens of Russian, Chinese and American multibillionaires, and hundreds of multimillionaires seeking to move to the world's most global (and welcoming) city pay prices like that without blinking, and have jacked up costs in prime areas to levels that were unthinkable just five years ago.
Demand for executive jets has never been so keen, either. Manufacturers tell of two-year waiting lists. If you want your private plane here and now, it will cost you millions more, in cash, to move up to the top of the list. Is Israel doomed to lose its wealthiest to London? Apparently, yes: The public here won't stand for the kind of tax breaks that the billionaires can get elsewhere. We are too small and too competitive a country to formulate a tax policy that relates only to financial and competitive aspects of life, while ignoring the social ramifications.
Until six months ago, Nathan Hetz practically walked on water. Fifteen years ago he resigned from managing the Ackerstein construction company in favor of forming his own firm, Alony Hetz. For a whole decade, he generated phenomenal returns of 43% a year in real terms. That's the sort of result achieved by the cream of the investor crop.
That was then. Just three months ago I ran into Hetz and asked what next. "I see no chance that I'll ever be able to duplicate these returns," he said candidly. "Today if somebody were to assure me of 12%-15% real returns a year, I'd snap it up."
Hetz knows whereof he speaks. His astonishing returns were not connected only to his talents, but to the prolonged boom in the real estate and capital markets. But all good things come to an end, eventually, and in recent months investors in Alony Hetz have been dismayed to see that Hetz couldn't actually walk on water. Alony Hetz shares tumbled 40% from their peak, after stocks in several firms in which the company had invested were hit hard.
Nathan Hetz is in good company, and the only reason that he's attracting attention, unlike other Israeli real estate barons, is that he chose to make his big investments in public companies. There are dozens of real estate companies listed in Tel Aviv that invested vast amounts during the last couple of years, buying land, projects and buildings around the globe using borrowed money. Sadly, the value of these assets has been savaged in the last few months. Happily for the companies, they don't have to report this publicly because the assets are nonnegotiable.
The renowned economist John Maynard Keynes once said that the real estate market is no safer than the stock market and the only reason people think it is, is that property prices don't fluctuate by the hour like stocks do. If real estate prices were to appear in the paper next to the stock quotes, he said, at breakfast our hair would stand on end.
Many investors don't yet realize what's happened to the value of the properties that these companies soaked up. Well, a lot of Israelis are about to experience that feeling of hair standing on end.
Several of Israel's wealthiest biz whizzes (and politicians) must have smirked when TheMarker reported recently that Davida Lachman-Messer is resigning. They didn't like the deputy attorney general, a stubborn official who firmly blocked many a transaction that they wanted to conduct with government. Sometimes she was the only obstacle to various goodies from the state. They couldn't act like horse thieves with her as sheriff and didn't like it.
She had her down sides, too. She was stubborn as a mule and her interpretation of the law tended to be very broad indeed. She wanted to wield influence and didn't see herself as confined to the narrow legal aspects of her fiefdom. She was a lawyer who engaged in issues of a highly economic nature and it showed. But Lachman-Messer was one of the best civil servants Israel has ever had in this era of big money, and she stood out in contrast to the groveling before wealth and bobbing for shekels. She leaves behind her many good people, some young, talented and enlightened, some better versed in economics and law, but few with her burning zeal to do the right thing, the just thing. Israel urgently needs people with the quality of Lachman-Messer, talented people whose overriding priority isn't kowtowing before tycoons in hope of a sweetheart job when they leave the government.
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In Samoa the March 2006 election, which was contested by five parties, returned the Human Rights Protection Party to power with a significantly increased majority. Prime Minister Tuila'epa Sa'ilele Malielegaoi quickly promoted some young ministers to key positions in the cabinet. The election was followed by a number of petitions from unsuccessful candidates, and in August Attorney General Brenda Heather-Latu resigned over perceived government interference in these matters. The election result, however, reflected general satisfaction with the country's continued economic growth rate, which, at about 5.5% per annum, was among the highest in the Pacific region.
Structural reforms started to deliver benefits as macroeconomic measures and a privatization program freed government resources for increased social expenditure on health and education. The country remained heavily dependent on aid and remittances from expatriate Samoans in New Zealand, Australia, and the U.S. According to the World Bank, recorded remittances represented 40% of GDP and were matched by a similar amount in unofficial remittances in cash and kind. Significant new construction occurred throughout the year as Samoa, with assistance from China, moved to complete new venues for the 13th South Pacific Games in 2007.
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Not many things bring a smile to a person's face like the company of a dog.
That's the purpose of Canines for Christ, a program made up of volunteers who share their trained therapy dogs with others. The program gives volunteers a chance to share their dogs, as well as their faith, with residents of nursing homes and patients in hospitals.
Twenty-seven years.
That's how long it has been since a Washington County native was murdered in Nelson County, and the case has never been solved.
Lucinda (Osbourne) Strange, a 1969 graduate of Washington County High School, was found stabbed more than 40 times and left for dead a mere 150 yards away from her home on March 25, 1990. Though her case has gone cold, her death is not forgotten.
Jerome Strange, Lucinda Strange's husband, remembers the night as if it happened yesterday.
Students at Washington County Elementary School were treated with a special guest speaker from the U.S. House of Representatives Thursday.
As warm weather rolls into the commonwealth, its clear that the season's biggest chore — mowing grass — is in full force.
But while many homeowners are pushing or riding their way to healthy looking lawns, one Washington County couple is concerned about the way it's being handled.
Brandon and Felicia Wheeler say homeowners leaving grass clippings on the roadways are causing an unnecessary hazard for motorcycle riders.
Washington County High School Principal Thad Elmore will be leaving WCHS and moving to Marion County High School.
Marion County Superintendent Taylora Schlosser told The Lebanon Enterprise last week that Elmore will be joining MCHS next school year as principal.
"I believe that Mr. Elmore brings a wealth of knowledge and experience that will support each and every student," Schlosser said.
For Elmore, the last three years at WCHS have been wonderful.
A man is accused of fleeing from police in his vehicle and nearly hitting a 2-year-old and Washington County Sheriff Jerry Pinkston in the process.
Pinkston said he and deputy Jackie Robinson went to serve two bench warrants against Steven Curtis Releford Jr., 37, of Mercer County Thursday when he fled the scene in his 2002 silver Pontiac Grand Am.
Releford is still at large and a reward of up to $1,000 is being offered by the Mercer County Sheriff's Office for information leading to his capture.
The Springfield City Council met at city hall Tuesday, March 12, to discuss plans for an RV park and campground slated for construction on Booker Road. Mayor Debbie Wakefield said she was able to meet with an engineer last week and visit the site, and the council has since been provided with some ideas about how the location will be laid out.
"We're ready to move forward," Wakefield said.
Two courses at Washington County High School are taking kids out of the classroom and letting them get their hands dirty – literally.
The greenhouse and plant land science courses at WCHS are not only teaching students the fundamentals of growing tomatoes, bedding and hanging plants, but also the fundamentals of economics.
According to the courses' teacher, Bart Mattingly, students must be sophomores or above in order to join the program, but most of the 28 students involved are juniors or seniors.
The Washington County Commanderettes got a well-deserved win this week, defeating the visiting Nelson County Lady Cardinals 15-0 in three innings Monday. It was only the Commanderettes' second win of the season, but it couldn't have come at a better time with the team coming off a disappointing trip to Tennessee last week.
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How to prune everbearing raspberries
like to prune our everbearing
raspberries so that they produce both a summer and a fall crop,
which is a bit trickier than the conventional method of mowing the
plants all the way down in the winter and getting one big fall
crop. If you're looking for a double harvest, you still prune in
the winter, but have to be a bit more specific about what you cut off.
If you wanted, you could stop
pruning here, but thinning out some of the living canes will give you
bigger, healthier berries in the spring. The rule of thumb is to
leave four or five of the thickest canes per linear foot of row.
The photo above is a before and after shot of this last step in pruning
our raspberry patch.
Our homemade chicken waterer never spills or fills with poop.
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