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Almost from its beginnings half a century ago, the separatist project in Quebec recognized that it had a problem: Most Quebeckers are not in favour of separating from Canada. Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose, and then some.
In 1980, René Lévesque's Parti Québécois didn't dare ask voters a straight-up question, namely, whether they wanted to become an independent country. Honesty would have meant certain defeat. Instead, voters were presented with something mysterious known as "sovereignty-association." The ballot asked Quebeckers to give the "Yes" side a "mandate to negotiate" a "new agreement with the rest of Canada." It would feature, among other things, "an economic association" with Canada, "including a common currency." What's more, the referendum question promised that "any change in political status" resulting from these negotiations would have to be approved by another referendum. The PQ leadership understood that Quebeckers would only vote for independence if they could be convinced that they weren't really voting for independence.
In the 1995 referendum, the "Yes" side were once again "souverainistes" and not "indépendantistes." The question once again was evasive. A vote for "sovereignty" would mean not independence, but some kind of renewed "partnership" with Canada. Voters were asked, "Do you agree that Quebec should become sovereign after having made a formal offer to Canada for a new economic and political partnership within the scope of the bill respecting the future of Quebec and of the agreement signed on June 12, 1995?" What bill? What agreement? Many voters were under the impression that voting "Yes" meant that the province would remain within Confederation. Making things overly clear was not in the interest of the "Yes" forces; it is now well known that the PQ government's plan was to use a victory at the ballot box to make a quick dash for independence. Voters were to be sold one thing, only to wake up to find it had been substituted for another.
A great irony of the separatist project is that it is always more honest about its objectives in defeat than during a campaign. This was never more true than late on Monday night, as the three dauphins of the PQ – Pierre Karl Péladeau, Jean-François Lisée and Bernard Drainville – and defeated Premier Pauline Marois appeared on stage together and delivered concession speeches. After spending an entire campaign pretending that independence was a word they'd never heard of, that sovereignty was the furthest thing from their minds, and that the threat of another referendum was some slander dreamed up by their opponents, the defeated but defiant PQ brain trust was happy to reveal that sovereignty, one way or the other, remains the cornerstone of the party, and the polestar of their political lives.
Quebec voters are wise to the game. They've been wise to it for years. The PQ doesn't have to speak about another referendum for voters to know that it is feverishly obsessed with almost nothing else. And other parties, namely the Liberals and the Coalition Avenir Québec, also know that this is what voters are thinking. Both built their electoral strategy around a clear understanding of voters' desires and fears: They desire peace and normalcy; they fear another referendum. The Liberals don't want a referendum as a matter of principle. The CAQ, which picked up nine formerly PQ seats on Monday, is committed to not holding another referendum for practical reasons: because most Quebeckers, even those who identify as nationalists, do not want it.
Quebec politics is complex and nuanced, but it sometimes is also very simple. Two parties promised to worry about something other than referendums, and they won two-thirds of the vote. Quebeckers aren't prepared to risk jobs, the economy and society in pursuit of an illusion.
Separatism is not dead in Quebec, but it remains a minority preference. That does not mean it cannot ever grow its appeal in the future. The wedge issue of the charter of values was an attempt to do just that, by creating an atmosphere of crisis and a siege mentality, aimed at whipping up nationalist passions, electing the PQ and creating tensions with the rest of Canada. The sovereigntist project cannot succeed in an atmosphere of calm; its fuel is crisis. Without a crisis, it hasn't a hope. Voters understood that the PQ's agenda, had it won Monday's election, would have been to spend the next four years provoking crises and planning a dash to a third referendum.
The election of Philippe Couillard's Liberal Party does not spell the end of the sovereigntist project. It may not spell the end of the PQ. But it does offer the hope of four years of relative normalcy and peace. They're breathing a sigh of relief in Ottawa, and an even deeper one across Quebec.Report Typo/Error
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1) technique for your lo's right now
2) your BEST purchase for our lo's
Just a bit of fun and great for someone like me ( that has loads of scissors and chipboard letters ) but not a big digi stash....
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1) technique for your lo's right now
2) your BEST purchase for our lo's
Just a bit of fun and great for someone like me ( that has loads of scissors and chipboard letters ) but not a big digi stash....
Hope you respnd !
I think right know my best technique is to lift others!! I find I learn a lot from trying to copy work I admire....and I'm constantly in awe of people's designs so I have an unending stash of looks I'd like to try. It also keeps me slightly focused..a problem I have!!
Best purchases for me are anything that looks 3D or real...I love when a digi item screams reach out and touch me!!!
Hmmmm...guess those were vague answers...hopefully others will be more specific!!
MY fave technique would have to be creative ways of adding journaling.
My best purchase would be my camera! Afterall, great pics really make a page, right?! (Although it was a gift from DH so technically I didn't purchase it!)
My best technique is to let either the papers or the photo inspire me. If I'm doing a CT assignment, then I look at my papers and elements and think what kind of feel I get from them and then choose a photo that comes to mind that matches it. If it's not a CT assignment and it's a particular photo I want to scrap, I look at it and think about what message or feel I want to convey to my kids with a layout.
Best purchase - Photo actions, inking actions, paper tears!
Okay, best techniques when I was starting out was DEFINATELY to hang out at galleries and lift ideas from other scrappers - the DD challanges are great for that ... really get those synapses started!! Getting your own 'style' is something I think takes a LOT longer and I am not there get - so many great influences and so many different things to try...
Best purchase is tooo tough (even though people are coming up with GREAT answers on that, LOL). For me it was getting started with a few kits that contained the basics... great papers with fab textures, some stitching, a few elements and some great alphas. If it's only one thing it has to be stitching for me I guess ASSUMING YOU HAVE A DIGITAL CAMERA LOL - couldn't do without that!!!!
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Fabulous questions!
1. technique: finding what it is that draws me to other peoples LO's or even the ones that I create and using that principle in my work.
2. best purchase: Uhm, Katie's Kraft paper?! LOL Seriously, I think all the fabulous brushes, Leora's answer about the camera- absolutely, and also all the fun embellishments (even if I don't use them like I should!)
fabulous answers
Keep them coming .
1. mixing paper and digital stuff together
2. I use Katie's grunge overlays all the time... and the Cabana White paper too...and the stitching (so much easier than with paper and thread )
My favorite technique right now is mixing things (papers & elements) that don't necessarily go together! It amazes me when I just grab things from a bunch of different kits (without thinking too hard about it), mix them together and "bingo" a whole new look!
Best purchase - doodles and swirly brushes, any type of funky fonts!
1. My favorite technique right now would have to beusing large photos on a layout. I just love it.
2. My best purchase as of late has been books from ideabooks4u.com I've been so inprired by them. Whenever I'm at a loss I just pick a book up and I feel creativly rejuvinated!
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The challenges today facing healthcare finance professionals, including patient finance professionals, are daunting. But the message from the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) is that they are all inherently solvable, provided leadership is strong.
Last week's Healthcare Financial Management Association annual leadership conference in Las Vegas was held on the eve of the US Supreme Court decision on the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, but while interest was high on how the court would fall, most attendees had more immediate problems on their mind: reducing uncompensated care and bad debt, and increasing reimbursements and patient collections.
During conversations with healthcare finance professionals, it was rewarding to hear from many how important patient financial services is to their overall organization. Several exhibitors also mentioned that many of their projects in hospitals and healthcare organizations originally had been proposed or were being driven by PFS professionals.
The reason is not too surprising. Many of the biggest challenges in patient financial services — at least when it comes to collections — stem from the fact that it is the last step in the workflow. And being at the end means that all the problems upstream are readily visible, from wrong diagnosis codes to incorrect patient telephone numbers.
As a result many patient finance professionals have no choice but to attempt to fix problems not of their making. This requires tremendous persistence, determination, and patience — which, according to incoming HFMA Chairman of the Board Ralph Lawson, are the qualities of a strong leader.
Leadership was a major theme at HFMA. Lawson, executive vice president and chief financial officer for the Baptist Health South Florida hospital system, made "Leadership Matters" the slogan for the conference. To symbolize leadership Lawson selected a graphic representation of an inukshuk, a marker that the Inuit people of the Arctic Circle construct to mark a trail or hunting ground. The inukshuk, he says, demonstrates "I care enough about my fellow man to take the time to mark the trail."
In his speech to HFMA members, Lawson summed up the secret to leadership. "I don't think you can be an effective leader if you don't care about your fellow man," he said. "Leadership is about making people feel. If you can make somebody feel like they're important, if you can make them feel their job is important, and if you can make them feel you care about them, oh, they'll follow you. They'll follow you anywhere."
Leadership in patient financial services is as important as any other department or function within a hospital. HFMA ANI devoted one of its extended sessions on the subject. Nathalie Gallet and Jim Devitt of Transworld Systems explained how becoming an effective leader is one of the major factors to boost employee morale and, by extension, patient satisfaction. Devitt's presentation echoed Lawson's speech, stressing the importance of making a connection with your staff, to make the intangible tangible.
Devitt recommends that you need to find the "why" for every member of your staff. What is the reason they come to work each day? What are they looking to get out of the experience? "Most people will work harder for their 'why' than for money," he explains. The best way to help your staff identify their own personal "why" is to share your own, he says.
"Leadership by example is powerful," says Lawson. Even in those moments when you think you're off the clock.
"Leadership never gets a day off," he says. "People watch you and they look at you all the time. They watch you and look at you when you talk to the waitress. They look at how you react when when you get good news and when you get bad news."
With strong leadership, no problem is too large. "America thinks healthcare costs too much, and do you know what? America's right," Lawson says. It won't be government that solves the problem with healthcare costs. "Who better than healthcare financial managers to solve this problem? Who better than you to lead this effort?"
The size and complexity of America's healthcare problems are daunting, but not insurmountable if one knows how to tackle them. Lawson says that he tells his own leadership team at Baptist Health, "We're going to solve this problem process by process, system by system, cost center by cost center, department by department, product line by product line, hospital by hospital. You've got to break it down to bite-sized pieces."
He compared it to running a marathon, of which Lawson has completed eight. "I don't care how much you have trained when you go to the starting line, it's intimidating. Every one of those marathons I have run the exact same way … step by step. But you got to take the first step and it has to be yours because no one can take it for you … Let's join together and solve this problem step by step."


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- MOST PROFESSIONAL sports players require athletic ability unique to their sport. All professional athletes have to be conditioned, skillful, mentally and physically tough. What's not to love about FIFA? … In the FIFA championship game most of the thousands of stadium fans had been there for 4 hours or more for 5 seconds of excitement (or dismay) from the scoring of a single goal. Not only is "fútbol" uninteresting but boring. Bottom Line – it doesn't take much to entertain FIFA fans!
- HURRAY, "The Crybaby Games" are finally over with, including all those feigned injuries, boring matches, and Lionel Messi's bruised ego. Once every four years is too short. Now we're forced to endure another month or so of stodgy MLB before the much-awaited NFL and college football season commences.
– The X-Man
- SPORTSMANSHIP, Bob? Is that what you call faking injuries to get a free kick? The fact that soccer has not changed a rule in eons is enough to turn me off to the beauty of the sport. I wish I could say I enjoy a 0-0 penalty shoot out,…but I don't
– Rudy
- KUDOS TO Yoda for continuing to evolve into his rocking chair years. If he makes it to the next World Cup, he'll likely have to concede how far removed from society he and about three others who write to SS have been. Meanwhile, the US national team coach, who knows a bit more about the game than he, believes the US is ready to contend now, not decades from now. I didn't see nearly 200,000 Americans making the trip to the FIBA world championships and if you want to use MLB vs MLS attendance as your gauge, well, he'd be wrong about that too. Start with Seattle and Kansas City.
– Butch
- RE: SUNDAY'S Journal sports section of Journal. Cowboys – Jones controls EVERYTHING. Longhorns – no beer and wine sales INSIDE stadium? Doesn't matter. Tailgate will offset that.
- TO JC, So Cal: So LA is the center of the universe? Then, you live in east, east, East LA! By your own logic, who are you to talk?
– Larry the VOL
- SO, JUST wondering which crazed fans suffer the most? The teary eyed Brazilians after a World Cup soccer loss? Or, the unhinged Lobo Nation after a first round exit in the NCAA basketball tournament??
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I recently had the honor of being invited to join an exemplary group of Conscious Business Leaders in Lake Arrowhead, CA for the 2010 C3 Summit: Catalyzing Conscious Capitalism. The event, led by the likes of Whole Foods' John Mackey and the Container Store's Kip Tindell, represented the fourth consecutive year that C-level executives and thought leaders came together to explore more conscious ways of leading and operating businesses.
The Conscious Capitalism movement continues to attract influencers who are deeply committed to the transformation of business to a conscious model. To be conscious means to be awake. Conscious Businesses generate value for all of their stakeholders (including the planet) not because it is politically correct to do so but because it is the ultimate path to long-term competitive advantage. Conscious Business Leaders acknowledge that profit is one of the the important purposes of business…..but not the sole purpose; they reject a zero sum, trade off orientated view of business and look for creative, synergistic, win-win approaches that offer multiple kinds of value simultaneously to all stakeholders.
Corporations are probably the most influential institutions in the world, and yet many people do not believe that they can be trusted. Instead corporations are widely perceived as greedy, selfish, exploitative, uncaring – and interested only in maximizing profits.
Conscious Capitalism is a philosophy based on the belief that a more complex form of capitalism is emerging that holds the potential for enhancing corporate performance while simultaneously advancing the quality of life for billions of people. The Conscious Capitalism movement challenges business leaders to re-think why their organizations exist and to acknowledge their company's role in the interdependent global marketplace.
Conscious Capitalists are unapologetic advocates for the free markets, entrepreneurship, competition, freedom to trade, property rights, freedom to contract, and the rule of law. They recognize that these are essential elements of a healthy, functioning economy, as are trust, compassion, collaboration, and value-creation.
Any meaningful transformation (of business to a conscious model) must incorporate a system-wide perspective that recognizes free markets and entrepreneurship as essential elements of a healthy economy, along with trust, collaboration and value-creation.
It was great to be able to introduce the story of Better World Books to this group of CEO's and thought leaders and to hear, unequivocally, how much our core business model truly represents the kind of Conscious Business this movement is looking to create. I will continue to engage with the leadership of the Conscious Capital Movement and ensure that Better World Books is well represented….and well understood…..within this community.


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Mission Valley developers pour cash into San Diego State measure
Matt Potter 6 p.m., Nov. 21
Mug On Trash
I'm calling about an interview that Chad Deal did (January 19). You put this guy's mug on the front of your Reader. I can't believe that you would write that kind of trailer-trash and foul-language piece-of-crap article. I don't care if that son of a b ever comes back to San Diego. Vegas is a good place for trailer trash like that. But for you guys to put that on the front page of the Reader is disgusting. I've read the Reader for years and years, and I've never seen such trash in my life.
And, by the way, it's "Diego" — D-I-E-G-O. That's coming from a native San Diegan. It's not Daygo, it's San Diego.
Ron Chapman
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Away With Words
My son brings me the Reader as soon as it comes out, and I have the new one here in front of me. But there's an article in there that really bothers me, and it's on page 80, and it's "Peace in Vegas: 'I Had to Leave Daygo to Get Respect From Daygo'" (January 19). Why is he allowed to use all the dirty words that could possibly be used? It just does not make sense, 'cause all kinds of people pick this paper up to read. I am 78 years old, so it's not that I'm a little kid. I think this should be stopped.
June Montz
Do We Care?
I've been a regular enthusiastic Reader reader since the 1970s. I'm puzzled about your running Chad Deal's interview with this Gonjasufi guy, as a cover story no less (January 19). I know I'm kind of old and out of touch, but, Who cares? Enlighten me please!
Ila Schmidt
via email
Print Me
After trying to find interest in reading the complete story "You Have to Know Yourself" (Feature Story, January 19), I know why the photo on the cover was about a totally different story. I have a great photo to go along with a more interesting (or so I think) cover story: Harbison Canyon to Alpine…The Hard Way." If you would only print it and let your readers decide…
Allen Stanko
Progressive Sit-Down
This is a response to the "Teacher or Preacher?" article about College Republicans complaining about some of the professors at San Diego State University, on page 54 of the January 19 issue ("News Ticker").
If you College Republicans would stop (1) inserting yourselves into the private residences of mature, consenting adults; (2) forcing religion into schools below the college level; (3) putting up crosses and Ten Commandments on public property; (4) replacing "E Pluribus Unum" on our currency with "In God We Trust"; etc., etc., then we progressives would love to sit down and negotiate with you.
Ted Rodosovich
University City
You Don't Know Tacos
Maybe there is a reason why places like Taco Bell still do well in this area ("Mean Beans," Restaurant Review, January 19). I have lived in Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, and California. In my opinion, the Mexican food in New Mexico is by far the best. California comes in dead last — too heavy, too greasy, too "wet," and far too likely to include refried beans as filler. I am willing to have my mind changed if anyone can recommend some good places.
Larry Whittaker
via email
Thanks For Dinner
Dear Naomi's Posse,
Thank you for sharing with us the loving gustatory good-bye you gave her (Restaurants, January 12). I remember Eleanor Widmer, a true food snob, yet the language she used was so beautiful, erudite. For Naomi, it seemed the simple act of eating was a sacrament, so your meticulous "last supper" so very apropos. Reading her reviews was like embarking on an adventure, across time and continents, as every bite seemed to evoke memories she delighted in sharing. It was as if she had climbed a mountain and from her vantage point could survey the whole culinary landscape. Thank you also for revealing tidbits of what sounds like a juicy life. How charming that she and you took aliases for the writing. May her daring spirit continue on, your friendships endure.
Name Withheld by Request
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Hey, Mira Mesa Loved It
Your mini review of War Horse, as it appears on page 93 this week (Movies, January 12) and possibly on other pages during the past weeks, is so absurd that, as far as I am concerned, the person or persons who wrote this are total idiots, morons, and imbeciles and belong in a mental hospital where they don't show movies. It is a rare occasion these days where almost an entire movie audience (Edwards Mira Mesa) stands up and applauds. Instead of one black-ass dot, there should have been four stars. For this alone, I should go around and take all of your papers out of their racks everywhere in San Diego County and turn them in for recycling. And the persons involved in this travesty should also be recycled. And to give Hugo only three stars is just as stupid. Take your movie reviews and shove them.
via email
SDQT All Right To Me
Thank you so much to whoever is responsible for "SD on the QT." I am crazy about it — one of the best entertainments of the week!
P.S. Enjoy all of the Reader except the ads!
San Diego
As Boring As Ever
After skipping over her pages for a while now, I am succumbing to the temptation of writing. Occasionally (very), I check in to see if Diva's column ("Diary of a Diva") has become any less neurotic, insipid, boring, and self-absorbed. Nope. In a world of reality shows on TV, I guess your readers find the lives of others interesting. As for me, I always wonder who her friend is there at the Reader that keeps her as a regular contributor.
Name Withheld
via email
In response to June Montz' letter re: "I Had to Leave Daygo to Get Respect from Daygo," I believe her argument is invalid.Even if that article wasn't published, children would still get exposed to things they shouldn't, which is up to interpretation, because the last couple pages of The Reader contain ads for medical marijuana dispensaries and doctors. Those are in every issue of The Reader and I can bet children will find those before they start reading random articles.
I do not have a problem with medical marijuana or the ads for establishments that cater to those with prescriptions for mmj and I also do not have a problem with profanity being used in articles such as Deal's. If you want to put your child or grandchild in a bubble and force them to not learn about the real world where things like this exist, they will be shocked and may make worse decisions regarding things like these than if you just had an honest conversation with them. There are far worse things that they could get exposed to than an f bomb in a magazine, and it might just be from another child or any other media that is everywhere these days.


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Our marraige has suffered greatly. While I know that there is something physically wrong, I cant help but feel rejected almost everynight. We were not able to have sex on our wedding night. The doctor gave him Viagra; he refuses to take it on a regular basis. And now, he has procrastinated for weeks on the surgery. He is afraid it will do more dammage than good.
It has come to me picking fights over nothing- HUGE fights that end with me crying my eyes out trying to convince myself that he doesnt love me. I think that if he didnt love me it would allow me to give up. But I know he does; and I love him too. I just cant fix this problem for us. I am used to being able to fix the problems. I feel like I have no contol over this situation. I just want it to be better. It has been so long, and I just dont know what to do.
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What's wrong with his fingers and his tongue?? It really seems like you're throwing in the towel over nothing. If your husband is shutting down over erection difficulty have a sit down with him and explain that there are needs you need his help in taking care of and if he isn't taking care of business it makes thing very unhappy in the marriage. Emphasize that you're not interested in being in a marriage where neither of you are happy. Tell him you want to start talking about how you can work together to take care of those needs because you love him and want your marriage to work.
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I've read one article that says: "The power tool to make a woman satisfy in bed is between your ears and not between your legs..." and I agree with it. HAving sexual satisfaction has many ways. You can also check some sex toys if that's okay with both of you. Try to research about kama sutra. Talk and be more open to each other. Telling how you feel when he does something to you. Or suggest something which he can do that gives more pleasure to you and for him too.
Sexual satisfaction is not really a big question, however you are married and if you want to conceive, then it would be a little difficult. If the VIAGRA works on him then you can try it sometime but I understand if he doesn't want to take it on a regular basis. Viagra has side effects too and may be harmful for him. I agree with WOLF. You both must sit and talk it out. Come up with a better solution. If you will be planning for a surgery tehn find the best surgeon in your place. If you are really concerned about this and serious of having his errection again.
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Talking about sexual gratification must be done with a certain expertise...The woman must handle this delicate job recalling her own course in sexuality....It is a job that can be done...Take care...
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VISTA -- A malfunctioning electric water heater started a fire Tuesday in a home that was up for sale, a fire inspector said.
Heavy smoke was seen coming from the home about 2:31 p.m. in the 2700 block of Mason Way, Vista Fire Inspector George Lucia said. No one was hurt.
The home was locked up and no one was living in it at the time, but some contents remained inside, he said.
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Northcutt Lecture Presents Noted Authority on Christian MusicMarch 28, 2007
by Dick Veit, School of Music concert and promotions manager, (254) 710-3991
An internationally known composer of church music for the United Methodist Church and the only person to have edited two major hymnals for the same denomination in the 20th century will present Baylor University's 21st annual Northcutt Lecture on April 3.
Dr. Carlton R. Young, Emeritus Professor of Church Music in the Candler School of Theology at Emory University, will speak on "Christian Music Leadership: Biblical, Liturgical and Educational Perspectives" at 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 3, in Meadows Recital Hall in the Glennis McCrary Music Building.
Young has the unique distinction of serving as editor of two revisions of hymnals for Methodists: The Methodist Hymnal (1966) and The United Methodist Hymnal (1989). He was educated at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and Boston University School of Theology, with further study at Union Theological Seminary (New York City) and in Vienna and Prague. He has received honorary doctorates from Ohio Northern University, Ohio Wesleyan University, West Virginia Wesleyan and Emory. Young has served on the faculties and directed graduate studies in church music at Southern Methodist University's Perkins School of Theology and at Scarritt College.
Young has lectured, conducted clinics and directed choir and hymn festivals throughout the United States, and his published choral and organ works appear in major music catalogues. He is author of Companion to the United Methodist Hymnal, My Great Redeemer's Praise: An Introduction to Christian Hymns and Music of the Heart: John and Charles Wesley on Music and Musicians.
The Northcutt Lecture, which brings nationally and internationally known scholars in church music to Baylor, is free and open to the public. For more information, call the Baylor University School of Music at (254) 710-3991.
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Time Team covered the Sevso Treasure on (UK) Channel 4 on December 26, 2008 ("The mystery of the Roman treasure"). Channel 4's website has plenty of useful links including a quiz on "the illegal antiquities trade".
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In a recent interview with the Next Level Games Studio Producer, Ken Yeeloy, it was revealed that the studio would love to work on a Mario or Zelda game. The studio previously worked on Luigi\'s Mansion: Dark Moon for the 3DS, Punch Out for Wii, and several other smaller games on Nintendo platforms.
"I would love to work on a Zelda or Mario title," began Yeeloy. "Those are the pinnacles of Nintendo IP and I think it would be a lot of fun to go through the process of building one of those games. Trying to come up with new mechanics and puzzles that fit those franchises would be a huge challenge and would be extremely rewarding to see in the end product."
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If you run or ride during temperature of less than 30C than this is a great buy. Otherwise Pease consider buying something else.
The quality is good though.
Nice style and quite reflective
Not enough air passes through during hot days
I know cycling clothing sizing can be on the small side. I am usually medium so i ordered a large. Was a non starter, think i would be either an xl or xxl in this.
Quality wise seemed ok but had to return straight away so didn't cycle in it.
The fit on this garment can be a little snug. I agree with you. Saying that, worn over a thin cycling jersey If you buy an L for your usual Decathlon cycling clothing then an L in the gilet should be fine as well.
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Thank you for reviewing this product. As you say, this product isn't the most breathable jacket due to the material. Where you wearing a back pack or anything over your shoulders which may have caused the condensation on the inside of the jacket?
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Nothing yet will review after a couple of weeks
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Desperately needed one of these as my old one's zip broke. This is tremendous value, good quality and does what I expect. Principally, good wind-protection in front, and breathability round the back. Also, good reflective flashes and air-vents., as well as a generous zipped pocket. Not tried in the rain as yet, though I know it is only water-repellant, not waterproof. My previous one was a Sugoi and lasted well, so I hope to have the same out of this one.
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Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought the board in the 2011/12 season and I have been riding since 1991. This is the best board I've ever owned or ridden. I live by the factory and had some base scratches from doing a chute without enough snow they fixed it to be like new again and even gave me a tour and some free swag. Basically they build an awesome product then stand behind it 100%.


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When you think of soccer you probably think of the game being played outside on green grass. Soccer continues to be the most popular sport in Canada in terms of participation which peaks during the summer months. Sadly, summer passes by far too quickly but soccer can be played throughout the year in Halton Hills. The Georgetown Soccer Club offers an indoor house league program for recreational players U5 (born in 2010) to U18 (born in 1997).

The indoor house league program focuses on recreational players. There are no standings or scores in the indoor house league program as the emphasis is on fun!

The session will begin the week of October 20 and run through until the week of March 2 with a 2-week break for Christmas and New Year's. All games will be played at the indoor soccer field at the Dufferin Community Centre (Prospect Park) in Acton.

Games will run back-to-back on Saturdays for players age 5 to 12, starting with the youngest players at 9:00 am. Older boys (13-18) will play on Monday nights and older girls (13-18) will play on Tuesday nights.

Online registration is available now until age groups fill or until October 5, whichever comes sooner. For more details and to register your child, please visit the Georgetown Soccer Club's website www.georgetownsoccerclub.com and click on "Register Here" under the Quick Links on the home page of the website.

A new 12 week fall/winter futsal program will be available. Futsal is a more competitive game designed for a higher-skilled player as games are played in a gymnasium. Futsal is played with a smaller ball with less bounce than a regular soccer ball due to the playing surface. The surface, ball and rules create an emphasis on improvisation, creativity and technique as well as ball control and passing in small spaces.

Indoor soccer is a fun and affordable activity for the fall and winter months. We look forward to seeing you on the turf in Acton or enjoying futsal in Georgetown gymnasiums.


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|Análise económica do rituximab, em associação com ciclofosfamida, vincristina e prednisolona no tratamento de doentes com linfoma folicular avançado em Portugal
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|Economic analysis of rituximab in combination with cyclophosphamide, vincristine and prednisolone in the treatment of patients with advanced follicular lymphoma in Portugal
|Braga, P
Carvalho, S
Gomes, M
Guerra, L
Lúcio, P
Marques, H
Negreiro, F
Pereira, C
Silva, C
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|OBJECTIVE: Evaluate costs and benefits of rituximab in combination with cyclophosphamide/vincristine/prednisolone chemotherapy regimen (R-CVP), in previously untreated patients with indolent non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL), compared to CVP alone from a Portuguese National Health System (NHS) perspective. METHODS: Cost-effectiveness (Life Years Gained--LYG) and cost-utility analysis (Quality Adjusted Life Years--QALYs) were performed for a time horizon of 10 years, according to a Markov economic model with three health states (progression free survival, progression and death) and monthly cycles for a population of previously untreated patients with indolent NHL. Data from a phase III clinical trial was used and expanded to include unpublished 53-month median follow-up data. Survival after first-line therapy was estimated from the Scotland and Newcastle Lymphoma Group registry data and utilities were derived from a study in the UK performed in patients with follicular lymphoma. Resource consumption was estimated by a Portuguese expert panel (Delbecq Panel). Costs were calculated from the Portuguese NHS perspective through official data with prices updated to 2008. Only direct medical costs were considered. Costs and clinical outcomes were discounted at 5% per annum. Deterministic and probabilistic sensitivity analysis were performed around assumptions on the time horizon, costs, utilities and excess mortality rate due to progression applied in the base-case analysis. RESULTS: The 10-year base-case analysis showed a lower total cost per patient with CVP alone (€ 85,838) in comparison with R-CVP (€ 87,774). Life expectancy and Quality adjusted life expectancy per patient were higher with R-CVP (6.361 and 4.166, respectively) than with CVP alone (5.557 and 3.438, respectively), representing increases of 0.804 in LYG and 0.728 (8.7 months) in QALYs gained. The incremental cost per LYG was € 2,407 and the incremental cost per QALY gained was € 2,661. The probabilistic sensitivity analysis confirmed the robustness of the base-case analysis results. CONCLUSIONS: This study demonstrates that the combination R-CVP in previously untreated indolent NHL patients improves life expectancy and is a cost-effective alternative to CVP in Portugal.
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Epilepsy: Type of Seizures and Their Symptoms
Epilepsy and an overview of the types of seizures
Based on the type of behavior and brain activity, seizures are divided into two broad categories: generalized and partial (also called local or focal). Classifying the type of seizure helps physicians diagnose whether or not a patient has epilepsy.
Generalized seizures are produced by electrical impulses from throughout the entire brain, whereas partial seizures are produced (at least initially) by electrical impulses in a relatively small part of the brain. The part of the brain generating the seizures is sometimes called the focus.
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There are six types of generalized seizures. The most common and dramatic, and therefore the most well known, is the generalized convulsion, also called the grand-mal seizure. In this type of seizure, the patient loses consciousness and usually collapses. The loss of consciousness is followed by generalized body stiffening (called the "tonic" phase of the seizure) for 30 to 60 seconds, then by violent jerking (the "clonic" phase) for 30 to 60 seconds, after which the patient goes into a deep sleep (the "postictal" or after-seizure phase). During grand-mal seizures, injuries and accidents may occur, such as tongue biting and urinary incontinence.
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As luck would have it the sour taste of my dissertation on historical race relations in Scandinavia still lingers in my metaphorical mouth waiting to be regurgitated at the slightest provocation. Now I'm just waiting for somebody to make some throw-away comment so that I can write a couple of pages on Finland's Roma since 1814 or something
did you just happen to go from being an anarcho-communist to a class war anarchist like that?
29 now. Awesome.
Now it is up to 20
I have been going through the threads and sending one to everyone who plays a forum game.lol
Yes,I suppose I should.Will you help?
Ja, but because that having ownership over something that's virtual is completely nonsense. As long as one does not CLAIM they made the data they have copied (or that the remixed version is only their work) it's alright. After all the human race in it self set it's basis on copying the ideas from the commonwealth.
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Zurich, March 2014. Together with the Zurich-based design agency Pikka, surfboard manufacturer PATRIK presents its brand and products at the renowned Swiss design exhibition Grafik 14.
High performance on water AND on land: PATRIK's surprise appearance among exhibitors at the Swiss exhibition for graphic design and new media was a success! Bottom line after three exciting days: It was a great foray into foreign territory with many interested visitors and lots of positive feedback. For Patrik Diethelm (Patrik / Loft), shaper and co-founder of PATRIK, the exhibition marks another step towards building a strong brand, "With three original life-size boards on display, we managed to show the visitors that a piece of sports equipment may well be considered a design object."
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With 125 exhibitors and 7500 visitors in three days, the Grafik14 has firmly established its standing as the largest and most important exhibition for graphic design and new media. The Swiss avant-garde with Amadeus Waltenspühl, Sam Oibler or Malif were joined by international stars such as Incubus frontman Brandon Boyd and German street art legends Can2, Boris Hoppek and Mark Gmehling, adding to the exhibition's international aura. "It was the perfect occasion for us to present PATRIK surfboards instead of merely showing graphic design for graphic designers. A great example of approachable design that is usable and even surfable", concludes Alex Strub, designer with Pikka and passionate surfer.


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Album Rating: 4.5Aww, thanks Hep Kat.
And yes, check it out. A quality album from a quality musician.
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This is really good.
Digging: Open Mike Eagle - Brick Body Kids Still Daydream
Great album for when you just wanna chill.
Album Rating: 4.0such an awesome album. Still can't believe how one man can come up with all these amazing pieces. Ian Anderson > All
Fuck yes. Agreed hard.
Album Rating: 4.0Wow this is amazing
this is fucking fantastic
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Indeed it is.
Sanctuary is still one of the best songs though.
I really love Monsterrat and The Secret Language of Birds Pt. II too.
cool i'll check them out i can't find a stream just listening to individual songs. i feel like a dumbass for not knowing this was the vocalist of jethro tull lol
lol no need to feel like a dumbass.
His solo career gets very little recognition on Sputnik.
i can see that. this should have WAY more comments and ratings.
Album Rating: 3.5this is a 3.5 for me, but I might give it another whirl.
Album grew on me with repeated listens.
it's at least a 3.5 for me based on just the songs i heard ;)
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Scenes from a new film on post-Katrina New Orleans, which chronicles the city's troubled attempts to deal with its destruction, while planning its reconstruction.
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Tel Aviv's affordable housing plan remains on paper, while rents continue to rise.
A dramatic plan that would change the face of Tel Aviv is likely to be approved, despite the adamant opposition of residents and charges of sloppy and unprofessional planning.
I recently joined the Tel Aviv Bicycle Association, an organization that advocates for bike-friendly planning in the city.
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Elementary Review: The Masks We WearJim Garner at . Comments
"The Rat Race" proved that the Case of the Week, even on a procedural, can play second fiddle to character development, as Elementary viewers witnessed both Watson and Holmes grow significantly.
Let's start with the investigation Holmes was called in on. If you didn't figured out that it was his secretary behind the murders right after Jim Fowkes admitted he was the only one who matched the pattern Holmes explained, you may need to spend some more quality time with Holmes.
To be fair, the case itself was pretty transparent (as I suspect it was intended to be). In fact, I only mention it because it was the catalyst for the growth we saw in Holmes. Watching Sherlock as he admitted that he had forgotten how cooked Heroine smelled was such a great glimpse beyond the vanity/ego shield he keeps up all of the time.
Then we hit gold as we got to watch him completely shed his rough exterior and lay his cards on the table to be totally honest with Captain Gregson. Jonny Lee Miller did such an amazing job of subtly expressing fear and hope in his expressions, slight stuttering and pauses. Mix that with the honesty he was expressing and you can't help but want to hug the guy.
Which lead to the episode's biggest shocker. I was totally surprised and blown away when Gregson admitted he already knew about Holmes and his condition. And before I could even get over being taken aback, he followed up with the compliment about Holmes skills having not slipped one bit.
You could see such relief in Holmes, that the chance he took in allowing Gregson to see beyond his normal mask had not gone as wrong as he expected it to. Quite the opposite, in fact; their heart-to-heart has strengthened their relationship.
Craig Sweeny, the writer for this episode, did such a terrific job of feeding us a red herring during the opening when Gregson played ignorant about Watson and Holmes that I completely fell for it.
And if watching Holmes grow (and trust) wasn't enough, we had Watson using her budding deductive skills to determine her date was lying. Her conversation with Holmes at the end about the cost of seeing the puzzle in everyone was a powerful way to end the episode, and was just one of the great Elementary quotes this week.
What did you think? Are you getting use to Miller as Sherlock? Has Liu impress you as Watson yet?
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A Pokémon journey is a quest undertaken by a Trainer to learn to live and work with Pokémon. Pokémon journeys have many different possibilities, with some Trainers choosing to gather a region's Badges from its Pokémon Gyms, their ultimate goal being the Pokémon League. For these Trainers, strategy is key, and they must learn to work in all sorts of circumstances to become the very best. Other Trainers instead choose to become Coordinators, competing in Pokémon Contests with the goal of winning the Grand Festival, gathering Ribbons by competing in contests all over.
A person's Pokémon journey can begin as early as the age of 10, when they can first legally apply for a Pokémon Trainer's license. It is at this point that a Pokémon Professor or other League-sanctioned official can give them a starter Pokémon native to their own region, though many people befriend other Pokémon prior to being legally able to be Trainers.
Pokémon Trainers may choose to journey alone or with friends and people they meet along the way. On their journey, Trainers can stay at a Pokémon Center free of charge, where their Pokémon can be healed by the resident nurse.
In the games
The main series games chronicle the Pokémon journey of an individual Trainer, the player, across a region that is dependent on the game being played. This journey is typically focused on defeating the region's eight Pokémon Gyms, defeating the Elite Four, and becoming the Champion, though there are often sidequests along the way. A villainous team will always show up during the journey to impede the player's progress, and often, after the Pokémon League has been conquered, several post-League areas are available to continue the journey.
While sending ten-year-old children alone on a Pokémon journey is a normal part of life in the Pokémon world, many mothers remain understandably hesitant at letting their children grow up.
In the anime
The anime follows the Pokémon journey of Ash Ketchum, who started off with his first Pokémon, a Pikachu, in the first episode, and as of this point has journeyed across several regions, competing in each of their Pokémon Leagues. His ultimate goal is to become a Pokémon Master, while he is joined by several his friends along the way, each with their own goals.
A Pokémon journey in the anime is considered to be a rite of passage. Ash's mother has little misgivings about letting him go; her own husband, Ash's father, is in fact still on his own Pokémon journey. Other adults, such as Silver, are also still traveling with their Pokémon, and several adult Trainers, such as Cynthia, have attained a status that allows them to remain in one place rather than traveling. Other adults, however, such as Mandy, see an adult on a Pokémon journey to be somewhat immature, preferring that they settle down instead.
In the manga
In the Pokémon Adventures manga
Pokémon Adventures follows the journeys of its protagonists in each of their self-named chapters: Red, Blue, and Green star in the Red, Green & Blue chapter, Yellow stars in the Yellow chapter, Gold, Silver, and Crystal star in the Gold, Silver & Crystal chapter, Ruby and Sapphire star in the Ruby & Sapphire chapter, and are joined by Emerald in the Emerald chapter with Gold and Crystal also join in later on, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, and Silver return to the forefront in the FireRed & LeafGreen chapter, Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum star in the Diamond & Pearl chapter, while Platinum goes it alone in the Platinum chapter, Gold, Silver, and Crystal star again in the HeartGold & SoulSilver chapter, and Black and White star in the Black & White chapter.


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Hello My Love - Poem by Randy McClave
Hello my love, it's me again,
As you think while you are sipping your gin,
The more that you ponder the more you will drink
Then of our past together, you will stop and think.
You remember how much, of you that I did adore
The perfume that you used and the clothes that you wore
Your hair how it shined in the moonlight;
And your eyes how they sparkled, in the night.
Hello my love, you look so tired
Your eyes they have lost that loving fire,
Do you still long from me that special kiss
Tell me my love, what else of me do you sadly miss.
Do you wish I was there making love to you
I wish I was there holding you tight, like I use to,
I miss that loving shine that you use to show
When our eyes locked; and only you and I did know
Hello my love, it's me again
You now cry while you are drinking your gin,
Another bottle and then another grin,
Drinking and hoping that we will be together again.
Please, don't drink to me then think of our past
Think of your future and I hope yours will last,
One day again we will be together once more
But, don't hurry our meeting, I will wait! As I have waited before.
Randy L. McClave
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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Tmpf is tiny script (written in Ruby) to write standard output to a temporary file, run an application with the name of that file as an argument, then delete the temporary file when done. This is useful when you want to pipe output to a program that only accepts files, not standard input. Example: cat myfile.ps | tmpf gv (equivalent to: gv myfile.ps). Despite the incredible simplicity of this script, there is nothing quite like it provided among the standard Unix tools.
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as much as I like Ruby...
incredibly simple scripts are better in shell. :)
e.g. while read line; do echo $line; done instead of input.readlines.each do ... end; there's also mktemp(1).
To avoid having an (unneeded) shell hanging around folks tend to use exec cmd instead of final cmd (implying a return followed by normal exit).
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Communities throughout the Bay Area Monday are honoring those who have served in the military with Veterans Day parades, ceremonies and other tributes to their bravery.
A parade was scheduled to begin at noon in downtown San Jose. The grand marshal is retired U.S. Air Force General Pete Worden. He is now the director at the NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Field.
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Other events are being held in Milpitas, San Leandro, Petaluma, Walnut Creek, Richmond, San Rafael and other cities. There were also Veterans Day ceremonies late Monday morning aboard the USS Hornet in Alameda and the USS Potomac in Oakland.
This evening, at about 5:30 p.m., a vigil will be held on a hillside near the Lafayette BART station where roughly 4,000 crosses have been placed since 2006 in memory of those killed in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The memorial also contains Stars of David, crescents and other symbols.
Over the weekend, volunteers from a local middle school helped touch up the paint on some of the crosses, Heaton said.
Jeff Heaton, coordinator of the cross project, said state Sen. Mark DeSauliner, D-Concord, is expected to speak at the 5:30 p.m. ceremony at the corner of Deer Hill and Oak Hill roads.
A small band will play, and there will be a discussion about establishing peace and helping veterans.
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Heaton said project organizers are exploring the possibility of creating housing for veterans at the site at some point in the future.
Since the project began in 2006, Heaton said several local organizations have gotten involved in maintaining the site, including the Mount Diablo Peace and Justice Center and the local network of the Buddhist Peace Fellowship.
"People started to realize the war was not going to end well," he said of the Iraq War.
At parks in the East Bay Regional Parks District, there is free parking and admission for active, reserve and retired military personnel Monday.
In Solano County, Congressman John Garamendi, D-Fairfield, is stopping by various events throughout the day.
He had planned to start his morning at a veterans' ceremony and then a flag-raising event in Vacaville. This afternoon, he will visit a retirement community in Fairfield.
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He will then speak at a Veterans Day dinner at the American Legion in Dixon at 5 p.m.
Monday morning, President Barack Obama spoke at a memorial service at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Arlington National Cemetery.


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In late December 2005, the choir teamed up with The Academy of Ancient Music for three performances of Messiah, directed by Edward Higginbottom, and with soloists Julia Gooding, Iestyn Davies, Andrew Kennedy and Giles Underwood. For the first performance on Thursday 15 December, shortly after the end of Michaelmas Term, the choir was in familiar surroundings – Oxford's Sheldonian Theatre. The other performances were on foreign soil; on 19 December in Italy in Genoa's Teatro Carlo Felice, and two days later in Utrecht in the Netherlands.
These performances were well received and were preparation for the Choir's recording of the work with the same orchestra and again directed by Edward Higginbottom early in January. The 40 hours of recording sessions took place over a period of five days in the elegant 18th-century suroundings and spacious acoustic of St John's Smith Square in London and resulted in what proves to be a very special recording. The recording is noteworthy since all the soprano solos are sung by trebles from the Choir, following a practice that Handel himself adopted in 1751 but which has rarely been followed since. The other soloists for the recording were Toby Spence tenor and Eamonn Dougan bass – both former members of the Choir – and Iestyn Davies counter-tenor.
The whole Messiah Project has been funded by the Choir, supported by a phenomenally successful fundraising operation run jointly by the Choir Association and a group of parents of present and former choir members. The major focus of this effort has been the sponsorship of individual items of Messiah, with generous donations being received from New College itself, college alumni, Choir Association members and members of the general public.
The recording was officially released on 6 October with a performance of the work in Oxford's Sheldonian Theatre marking the 30th anniversary of the appointment of Dr Edward Higginbottom as Fellow, Tutor and Lecturer in Music at New College, and his 60th birthday.
The Choir Association committee wishes to express its thanks to all who have contributed to the Appeal. Names of those who have sponsored individual tracks of the recording appear in the Messiah CD booklet (PDF).
The Choir Association committee wishes to express its thanks to all who have contributed to the Appeal. Names of those who have sponsored individual tracks of the recording appear in the Messiah CD booklet (PDF).