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WaPo has named Kevin Sullivan foreign editor, replacing Scott Wilson who recently joined the paper's White House team.
Sullivan will move from London with his wife Mary Jordan, a WaPo foreign correspondent, and start in the new position in May.
WaPo's memo after the jump.
We are pleased to announce that Kevin Sullivan will be the next Foreign Editor of The Post, succeeding Scott Wilson, who has taken up his new responsibilities as a White House correspondent.
Over the last 14 years, Kevin and Mary Jordan have been two of our most accomplished foreign correspondents. They went to Tokyo in 1994 and won the 1998 George Polk award, along with Keith Richburg, for a series on the Asian financial crisis. After a Knight fellowship at Stanford, they headed for Mexico, where they won a Pulitzer Prize for their work documenting a country without rule of law. And from London, they have pioneered the concept of transnational journalism with projects on the digital revolution, the impact of globalization on religion, and the burdens of women.
Everywhere they went, Kevin and Mary brought imagination, flair and penetration to their work. They made us laugh at the world, and took us into many a new world we had never known. They showed us the real meaning of teamwork.
We are excited that they will be bringing their huge talents back to Washington. Mary will also return to the newsroom this summer; more on that later.
Kevin grew up on the coast of Maine, graduated from the University of New Hampshire and worked at the Gloucester Daily Times in Massachusetts and the Providence Journal in Rhode Island. He came to the Post in 1991. Kevin and Mary jointly authored a book from their Mexico reporting, "The Prison Angel: Mother Antonia's Journey from Beverly Hills to a Life of Service in a Mexican Jail," Penguin, 2005.
Kevin will start May 4 on the Foreign Desk. We're looking forward to having Kevin, Mary, Kate and Tom back in town. As Kevin knows, the road to Fenway Park is a lot shorter from here than from London.

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WASHINGTON – Those incessant political ads aren't just on television. They're now on billboards, DVDs and even traffic reports.
Republicans and Democrats are turning to every means available to get out their messages in the final weeks of the race between President Bush and Democrat John Kerry (search), a time when voters are paying the most attention.
For example, the Bush campaign has started to sponsor live radio traffic reports in seven states, a novel approach for a presidential effort.
At the start of a report, an announcer reads, "This traffic report is paid for by Bush-Cheney '04." The traffic update is followed by a brief campaign message: "John Kerry recently called terrorism a nuisance — like gambling and prostitution. ..."
Polls show the race extraordinarily close, so final contacts could be crucial. Strategists say whichever side can turn out the most voters will win the White House.
"This is the period where they're going to talk to voters from the minute they wake up to the minute they go to bed," said Evan Tracey, the head of the political ad tracker TNS Media Intelligence/Campaign Media Analysis Group. "They're not going to leave a stone unturned."
TV remains the best way to reach millions of people, and this week alone, the candidates, their political parties and outside groups are spending at least $45 million on television ads in competitive states and on national cable networks.
Both sides could opt to spend even more on TV. But available TV airtime so close to the end of the campaign is limited and, therefore, very expensive. Plus, there may be better ways than TV to catch the attention of voters who may have become numb to the relentless barrage of at least $500 million worth of commercials that have filled television screens for eight months.
So Republicans and Democrats are plunking signs in yards, stuffing mailboxes with campaign literature and putting fliers on front doors and car windshields in the most competitive states as part of massive get-out-the-vote efforts.
Both sides have drawn the ire of each other for the content of some of their literature.
The Republican National Committee sent a mailer to voters in Arkansas and West Virginia with a picture of a man placing a ring on the hand of another man. It said that a failure to vote would open the way for liberals to ban the Bible and allow same-sex marriage.
For its part, a Democratic-aligned group called America Coming Together has been circulating a flier in Missouri that includes a 1960s photograph of a firefighter shooting water at a black man with a caption that reads: "This is what they used to do to keep us from voting." It accuses Republicans of conspiring to suppress the black vote through intimidation and scare tactics.
Radio also is being used to a larger degree in the final weeks.
Kerry's campaign and the Democratic National Committee, which have run few radio ads this fall, have launched what will end up being a $2 million endgame radio blitz in eight battleground states. Bush's campaign continues running radio ads in more than a dozen states.
Billboards from outside groups also have popped up.
In some states, a group called Rednecks for a Better America has sponsored billboards that show Kerry and say "Believes in God, too. Just doesn't use Him as a P.R. man." Others show Vice President Dick Cheney and say: "Paid $25 million by Halliburton in 2000. Halliburton gets $7 billion Iraq contract in 2003. Yeah, it's all about the Weapons of Mass Destruction."
The National Rifle Association's billboards in several states portray Kerry as a sweater-wearing poodle with a pink bow and mock his attempts to paint himself as friendly to gun sports. The ads say, "That dog don't hunt."
And, a group called Let Freedom Ring has mailed a copy of its DVD documentary called "Inner Strength" to 10,000 pastors in Pennsylvania and Ohio, giving them guidelines about how they can legally show and distribute the DVD to their congregations. The documentary explores the role of faith in Bush's life.


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Strange (to me) because your last screen print shows D as the Data partition ...
So i now wonder what was the drive letter of the "D Data" partition after running the tool ...
Guess this isn't really a question for you on how this program works ...
I've never heard of this program before and you're the first to use/test it i know of ...
I was just looking for your feedback out of curiosity.
I'll save this thread link for future reference if i see someone else needs to change a drive letter ...
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Maybe SIW2 will tell us what was in the fix and how it worked here.
Is that the updated Win7 boot files, Si?
Does it enable changing the OS drive letter in all cases or was there something specific here?
Do you think it was related to the previously seen blue-screen non-Gen lockout drive-letter slippage during imaging which I posted your old fix for earlier? Moving Win7 Partition to Another Drive
The screenshot he showed of that particular imaging failure midway through the thread was nearly identical to those cases, even though I haven't seen one in years.
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In order of predicted finish in the preseason media poll:
New Mexico (14-2): The Lobos lost to New Mexico State and then Santa Clara to open 2-2, and they were reportedly riddled with chemistry issues, but the preseason conference favorites got their act together. They've run off 12 straight and are holding opponents to a MW-low 36.5 percent shooting. Drew Gordon (12.7 ppg, 10.9 rpg), the UCLA transfer whose father (Eddy) played at SDSU, will be a load inside in a league with few talented big men.
No. 12 UNLV (16-2): Not a bad situation for former BYU assistant Dave Rice to step into. The only notable loss from last season's NCAA Tournament team was Tre'Von Willis, and they added UCLA star transfer Mike Moser (14.2 ppg, 11.1 rpg). The convincing win over then-No. 1 North Carolina announced they are for real, as did a 16-pointer over Illinois and 17-pointer over Cal. They're averaging a league-best 81.3 points in Rice's uptempo offense, and six players have made at least 10 three-pointers. Look out.
No. 22 SDSU (14-2): Be honest. Did you expect a team that lost four starters and 72 percent of its offense to be 14-2? Steve Fisher was the consensus national coach of the year last season, and he might be doing an even better job with this group – only nine scholarship players, seven who get regular minutes, a starting forward (Tim Shelton) whose knees rarely allow him to practice. Chase Tapley (17.3 ppg, 52.6 percent shooting) has emerged as a conference player of the year candidate after not making the preseason all-conference team, and Xavier Thames has quickly emerged as one of the West Coast's best point guards. The real test comes now, though, with a brutal stretch to open conference.
Colorado State (11-4): Last season was supposed to be the big year for Coach Tim Miles and his Rams, and they couldn't quite crack into the MW's upper tier. But despite the loss of forwards Travis Franklin and Andy Ogide, they have fared better than most expected and lead the league in field-goal percentage at .493. Miles has gone small and focused the offense around G Wes Eikmeier (17.2 ppg). The moment of truth: back-to-back-to-back games later this month against New Mexico, SDSU and UNLV.
Air Force (10-4): The Falcons seem improved. So, too, is everyone else in the bottom half of the conference. They played Gonzaga tough on the road, losing by 10. But leading scorer Michael Lyons (16.3 ppg) sprained his ankle early in the game and hasn't played since. And in the Falcons' slow-down approach, Lyons accounts for 25 percent of their points. Says Coach Jeff Reynolds: "You just look at the league and go, wow. Where are we in that, it's going to be interesting to see."
Wyoming (14-2): No doubt, the surprise of the league so far. Larry Shyatt returned to Laramie after being Billy Donovan's lead assistant at Florida, and he has the Cowboys off to their best start in a half-century (although, it should be noted, they have played absolutely nobody). USC transfer Leonard Washington is finally eligible, and seniors JayDee Luster (Hoover High) and Adam Waddell bring the calm of experience. They won't win the league, but figure they'll upset some folks in Laramie at 7,200 feet.
TCU (10-5): Coach Jim Christian kept his job after seasons of 13-19, 13-19 and 14-17, but he'll probably need an above-.500 record to be around when the Horned Frogs join the Big 12 next season. Christian has extended the defensive pressure because, he says, "we knew we wouldn't be the best shooting team in the league (and) we wanted to be able to score from defense." The result: 18.3 forced turnovers per game and No. 16 Virginia's only nonconference loss.
Boise State (10-5): The Broncos lost pretty much everyone from the team that went 22-13 and finished second in the WAC, so it should be no surprise that the leading scorer, Australian wing Anthony Dmric (14.4 ppg), is a freshman. The Broncos have won 15 straight at Taco Bell Arena, but they're 0-5 on the road with their eight freshmen. "Learning how to play on the road is a skill like anything else," Coach Leon Rice says. "We have to get better at that."Copyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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Sixty-one percent of American adults—including some who describe themselves as "pro-choice"—told Gallup in a survey conducted May 5-8 that abortion should be illegal in all or most circumstances.
The percentage saying abortion was "morally wrong" did not differ by gender, with 51 percent of men and 51 percent of women saying abortion was morally wrong. It did differ by age group, however. Younger Americans tended to have a tougher moral view of abortion than their elders.
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This completely invalidates the claims of NOW and other feminist organizations who say that abortion is all about "women's health".
It also is inconsistent with the claim that it is men who push for "forcing" women to bear children. Feminists have classically tried to paint a picture of the poor exploited woman who becomes nothing but a vessel for pro-creation with a dominating man taking away her right to choose.
In truth, a woman who has had a baby has a much more reverent attitude toward life. She knows, from personal experience, that what resides in the womb after conception is much more than just some impersonal "product of pregnancy". She knows that an intrauterine child is a living human being. She knows this because of a deeply personal and intimate relationship that develops between mother and child from the moment of conception.


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List of Candidates 2017
State Literary Museum of Yanka Kupala
Bosnia and Herzegovina
National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ancient Nessebar Museum
National Museum Earth and Man
City Museum Požega
Memorial Centre Lipa Remembers, Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral Rijeka
Museum of Apoxyomenos
Czech Republic
Archeopark Pavlov, Regional Museum in Mikulov
Town Museum in Dvůr Králové nad Labem
Wallachian Open-Air Museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm
Puppet Museum in Pilsen, West Bohemian Museum in Pilsen
National Institution for Protection of the Monuments of Culture and Museum – Ohrid
Museum of Polimlje
Polish Aviation Museum
Silesian Museum
Russian Federation
House of merchant G. V. Tetushinov, Dogadin State Art Gallery of Astrakhan
Glinka National Museum Consortium of Musical Culture
Pushkin Museum-Reserve
Macura Museum
Open air museum Old Village in Sirogojno
Museum of Post and Telecommunications, Technical Museum of Slovenia
Park of Military History Pivka
Slovenian Alpine museum, Upper Sava Valley museum
Address by Mrs. Nina Zdravič Polič on behalf of the Živa Award Jury 2016
The Forum of Slavic Cultures, the founder of the Živa Award, has demonstrated in the last three years the Živa Award 's truly multi-Slavic cultural dimension that highlights the progress and changes in the museums of the Slavic countries in all their diversity, embracing the wealth of their heritage, seeking examples of best practice of participation, joint cooperation and action.
Within the framework of the Slavic museums entering the Živa Award competition, the number of museums, their diverse approaches and achievements are growing from year to year, demonstrating not only different aspects of their cultural heritage but also their potential as a driving force of cultural identity and as a medium to communicate the commitment and awareness based on the openness to the world, respect for cultural diversity and different ways of life. They do so in such a manner so as to maintain the Slavic essence – so relevant to the museum audiences and users.
This year the judges of the Živa Award 2016 nominated 19 museums from 10 countries.
THE WINNER OF THE ŽIVA AWARD 2016 - CRICOTEKA – Centre for Documentation of the Art of Tadeusz Kantor – Cracow, Poland
"The jury unanimously recognized the special spirit and excellence of an interdisciplinary institution, of a new contemporary art and documentation centre with intriguing architecture where an archive, objects, theatre, art and contemporary culture are blended in an effective way.
The main purpose of the institution is to preserve and share ideas "not in a library system, but in the minds and imaginations of generations to come". The institution is a socially engaged and responsible museum for today and tomorrow, it is a symbol of the artistic search for an individual path to creativity, crossing the dividing line between the actor and the audience, between the creator and the recipient.
It engages everyone in an activity game – a collective play. Its space constitutes both the stage and the audience; it is a venue for constant performances. Its value lies in erasing the borders between inside and outside. The creator, the artist, residents and visitors all take an active part in the process of creating space, which can be shaped and expressed in a museological way through selected objects, structures, means and methods."
Special recommendation for Leadership – National Museum of Montenegro, Cetinje, Montenegro
"The museum has managed through strong leadership and modern management approaches to preserve its unique heritage sites and to open them in renewed form to the world.
The museum, which consists of more authentic historical sites and monuments, representing cultural assets of great importance to the country's history and heritage, is today an outstanding example of a multi-disciplinary project, heritage restoration work and a unique heritage site. As a result of excellent management at all levels, the museum has gone through many phases of change, from the renovation of buildings, conservation and digitalisation of collections, to multiple presentations of historical and of modern and contemporary art collections.
The Živa Award judges noted that the museum now plays an important social role and is a cultural and educational centre of great local, regional, national and international renown."
Special recommendation for Creativity - New Generation Museum, Žďár nad Sázavou, Czech Republic
"The museum shows creativity in presenting and dealing with heritage themes in a contemporary way by using different media and new technologies to reach out to visitors (especially the young) and for building meaningful narratives by connecting the past with the present and creating multi-layered experiences. In a short time, it has become an appealing modern museum in the region.
Its permanent exhibition reveals innovation through the use of audio-visual effects and top class design as interpretative tools of the main theme, provoking different emotions in audiences and promoting reflections on life."
Special recommendation for Storytelling - Museum of Alka of Sinj, Croatia
"The museum is built upon the storytelling of a specific tradition that has lived for over three centuries and has been transmitted from generation to generation as a valuable historical source of customs and ways of life, characterizing local people and the region from where it springs (this tradition is recognized as an intangible heritage unit and a world heritage asset). he museum presentation of the story and its historical interpretation is exceptional, comprehensive and captivating.
The overall contribution of the museum to the protection, preservation and promotion of this tradition and its transfer to future generations is recognized and praised. In less than a year, the museum has become a central meeting point of local and international experts and a great attraction for cultural tourism."
Special recommendation for Attention to Visitors and Openness – Strečno Castle, Žilina (Museum of the Povazie Region), Slovakia
"The museum represents the power and protection of the past, and one of the best known and visited old medieval sites in the country, popular with history enthusiasts and nature lovers, local and international tourists. The public events and programme are so inviting thanks to the atmosphere where heritage is combined with natural beauty and the river's waters. As an added value, the museum has built an outdoor replica of a authentic medieval village to serve as a recreational and learning area.
The judges recognized the museum as being hospitable and open to the public, as well as for its specific integration of archaeological and natural heritage into the local environment and the inclusion of both the local population and tourism."
Special recommendation for Good Use of Resources - Novgorod State Museum Reserve, Veliky Novgorod, Russia
"The museum's role is recognized in its country and the world for its achievements in preserving, restoring, conserving and communicating its heritage wealth and value; for the promotion of medieval artistic expressions and forms that were created through the millennium, its specific character, its history, its set of customs and beliefs, its conventions and spiritual essence, shaping the national and cultural identify. It presents priceless medieval legacy bearing witness to old material and spiritual culture, many of them included on the list of World Heritage.
The judges stated: The institution is a huge complex of architectural monuments, historical and fine arts museums and archaeological sites .It is an impressive result of museum professionalism, and a successful example of the institutional bridging of cultures and of maintaining an open and integral approach to using all its resources to provide an attractive public space."
In addition to the main Živa Award and to the selected winners of Special Recommendations, the Živa Award judges have also decided to also award a special diploma for the creation (still in progress) of a new environmentally, socially and culturally sustainable museum and an archaeological site.
Special Diploma for Creating a new museum - Vucedol Culture Museum, Croatia
"The judges have recognized the comprehensive approach to the relevant European archaeological site and to the realization of a new museum and a cultural centre well integrated into the landscape, resulting in a universe of discovery and inspiration for visitors and researchers. It is an unmatched and unique contemporary combination of nature, architecture and history – all significant to the development of the collective memory."


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Much has been written of the forbidden pleasures. But what of the "unforbidden" pleasures?
Unforbidden Pleasures is the singular new book from Adam Phillips, the author of Missing Out, Going Sane, and On Balance. Here, with his signature insight and erudition, Phillips takes Oscar Wilde as a springboard for a deep dive into the meanings and importance of the unforbidden, from the fall of our "first parents", Adam and Eve, to the work of the great psychoanalytic thinkers.
Forbidden pleasures, he argues, are the ones we tend to think about, yet when you look into it, it is probable that we get as much pleasure, if not more, from unforbidden pleasures than from those that are taboo. And we may have underestimated just how restricted our restrictiveness, in thrall to the forbidden and its rules, may make us. An ambitious book that speaks to the precariousness of modern life, Unforbidden Pleasures explores the philosophical, psychological, and social dynamics that govern human desire and shape our everyday reality.
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Officially established in 1692, Jamaica's capital city of Kingston has a ton to offer world travelers. Whether you're into music, history, or beautiful natural scenery, you're sure to find something to do in the sprawling metropolis of Kingston.
Located on the southeastern coast of Jamaica, Kingston is actually the largest English-speaking city south of the USA. If you only have a few days to explore this significant Jamaican city, it can be quite difficult to decide what you should see first. In order to help you out with your vacation planning, you'll find a list of the top seven things to do in Kingston Jamaica below.
Top 7 Things To Do In Kingston Jamaica
1. Bob Marley Museum
Besides sprint runner Usain Bolt, there's perhaps no more famous Jamaican around the world than singer/songwriter Bob Marley. Born in 1945, Marley was instrumental in bringing reggae music into the mainstream. His positive message of peace and tolerance has inspired thousands of fans all around the world.
Although Marley passed away in 1981, his legacy lives on in the hearts of millions of his fans. One great way to learn more about Marley's life and legacy is to visit the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston. This museum, which actually used to be Marley's recording studio, houses numerous photos, personal belongings, and other artifacts from Marley's brief life. There are even a few bullet holes still visible on this building from a failed murder attempt on the singer's life.
Plan to spend at least two hours in this fascinating museum dedicated to one of Jamaica's finest. Definitely put this world-class museum on the top of your list of things to do in Kingston Jamaica.
2. Port Royal
Do you watch Pirates of the Caribbean almost every day? Do you fancy yourself a real buccaneer? If so, then head on over to Port Royal. Way back in the 17th century, Port Royal was known as the "richest and wickedest city in the world." Pirates plundered a whole lot of booty and built up one of the wealthiest cities in the Caribbean with their ill-gotten loot.
The most famous pirate was without a doubt Sir Henry Morgan (1635-1688), who stole tons of money from Spanish vessels and eventually bought himself a few sugar plantations. All was going well for the pirates that partied here until June 7th, 1692. That's the day a devastating earthquake struck Port Royal. Today, visitors can explore the ruins of this once prosperous city. Although most of the ruins are reconstructions shortly after the 1692 earthquake, these structures are still well worth your time.
The main treasures in this region include Fort Rocky, Fort Charles, and Saint Peter's Church. There's also a museum located nearby that goes through the history of this remarkable area. Port Royal is one of the best things to do in Kingston Jamaica, especially for those out there with a deep affection for the tales of haughty English pirates. However, if you're just looking for Jack Sparrow, then you should book a trip to Disney World instead.
3. National Gallery of Jamaica
For an interesting perspective on Jamaica's long history, check out Kingston's National Gallery of Jamaica. Here you'll find artwork from the pre-colonial period all the way through to today. The earliest artworks found in this museum include works by Taino Indians.
To support contemporary Jamaican artists, the museum has hosted the annual National Visual Arts Exhibition since 1963. If you are fortunate enough to visit this museum during the exhibition period, you'll get free entry to all the exhibits. Art lovers should really put this museum on the top of their list of things to do in Kingston Jamaica.
4. Hope Botanical Gardens
Nature freaks can chill out with a leisurely stroll through Kingston's Hope Botanical Gardens. At 200-acres, the Hope Botanical Gardens is officially the largest garden the entire Caribbean. Hope Botanical Gardens was named in honor of Major Richard Hope, a British colonizer who arrived with both William Penn and Robert Venables in 1655. One famous part of this garden is the
One famous part of this garden is the Senna siamea grove located right by the main entrance. Visitors can take in many wonderful blue mahoe trees here, which are the official national trees of Jamaica. Once you take a relaxing walk through this natural area you'll realize why Hope Gardens is one of the best things to do while in Kingston Jamaica.
5. Devon House
George Stiebel, Jamaica's first black millionaire, built his elegant Devon House in Kingston in 1891. Originally, this mansion was around 51-acres. Today, however, the property is only around 11-acres in total. A small fee will allow you to take a guided tour in this posh Georgian-style mansion. Visitors learn all about what life was life for the upper-crust during the Victorian Era as well as Stiebel's amazing success story.
Stiebel was the son of a German-Jewish merchant and a black housekeeper. Most of Stiebel's fortune came from shrewd investments in Venezuelan gold mines. If you don't want to tour Devon House, you can visit the park, ice cream shop, and restaurants on this property without purchasing a tour guide ticket. Both the history and various attractions around Devon House easily make it one of the best things to do while in Kingston Jamaica.
6. Blue Mountains
Any hikers reading this article should definitely plan a day trip to the Blue Mountains. Not only is this mountain range the longest in all of Jamaica, it also has the country's highest peak at 7,402 feet. People who reach the Mountain Peak of Blue Mountains claim that on good days they can see as far as Cuba.
Less experienced hikers should consider looking into joining a guided tour group. There are numerous slippery streams to navigate in certain areas of this mountain range. Also, the hike up Blue Mountains is quite steep, so be sure you're physically fit for this adventure. If you are ready to hike the daunting Blue Mountains, you'll certainly be rewarded with stunning views of Jamaica's natural scenery.
7. University of the West Indies – Mona
History buffs might enjoy a quick stroll through the University of the West Indies (UWI) campus in Kingston. University organizers in the 1950s chose this particular site to build their university in due to its historical relevance. The building that now serves as the University Chapel was actually a rum store in the 18th century. There's also an aqueduct on campus that used to carry water throughout this plantation area.
For those interested in World War II history, you might know that Kingston served as a wartime camp for the British. There was also a civilian internment camp built here in 1943. Many of the buildings used to house refugees are now being used as lecture halls and laboratories for the university's professors. The well-preserved historical structures on this ultra-modern university's campus make it one of the best things to do in Kingston Jamaica, especially for history fans.
As you can see, there are a ton of things to do in Kingston Jamaica. Whether you want to explore Jamaica's rich culture or take in the island nation's world-renowned scenery, you can find a way to experience what you're looking for here. Unfortunately, you might not be able to hit all of these hot tourist areas in just one short trip.
If you only have a few days, you really need to prioritize what you are interested in seeing in Jamaica's capital. Take another quick look at our list of things to do in Kingston Jamaica and then choose what you'd most like to see.


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Ok....It may have taken me ALL month, but I finally put together my first newsletter last week!!! Yay!!! This month has been a month of "wow I didn't know I could do that"!!! I started with the newsletter, created this blog/site, then finished the newsletter!!! It's amazing what you can do when you sit down and force yourself to accomplish something. I let the same fear that hindered my health and fitness, creep into my intellectual capabilities. And let me tell you, it is not rocket science....in fact I feel so at ease as I write these words to you. It's as if I can reach you on a totally different level and show you more of who I am as a person.
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For myself and my cuckoldress it was later in life...for my daughter though...teens...LOL!
My wife has been attracted to Black men since high school... just never acted on it until we made the decision to do this together a few years ago.
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Hello, lovely blogettes. It was great to see some of you at the Port Eliot Festival in Cornwall a couple of weeks ago. I was chatting about The Bookshop Book with Andy Miller - author of The Year Of Reading Dangerously - and the setting for the festival was beautiful. I made a video about it here, if you'd like to take a look.
I have been falling in love with a lot of books recently, namely The Evolutionary Revolution by Lily Hoang, a rather bizarre novella combining a mixture of fairy tales and politics; The Faster I Walk The Smaller I Am, a beautiful Norwegian novella about a woman who is worried she's losing her sense of self; and The Dumb House by John Burnside - possibly my favourite read of the year - which was reissued by Vintage this week and is a very disturbing novel about the origin of language. I'd recommend it for fans of Lolita and Perfume. If you want to hear more about the books I've been reading, head over here.
I've got a bit of an exciting announcement to make later this week (and no, it's not a new book deal and, no, I'm not pregnant. Which seem to be most people's guesses so far!) x
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A study of a relationship that starts quickly, burns bright, and then gets rocky, not from any one thing, but from an accumulation of civilization and its discontents. Stuart is glib and generous, Nicole is shy and forthright. Is love enough to see them through?
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This is a clip from the controversial Jesus Camp program, in which the Jesus Camp people go to Singapore to teach little kids about Jesus. Sounds innocent and good-natured enough, right? In theory it totally is, but there's a problem: the people running Jesus Camp are freaking crazy. Here's a clip of a Jesus Camp counselor teaching little kids how to raise people from the dead:
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A higher calling
Here's the crime story of the week. New York City cops busted a heroin ring comprised of five religious Jews, all male. Prosecutors allege that the men sold a variety of hard drugs out of a Brooklyn apartment but would not provide the narcotics from Friday evening through Saturday morning because of Shabbat. The rest of the week, they would sell you all the heroin, cocaine and oxycodone you want.
This might seem bizarre — unless you think about it. Many on the left, including some in the media, are peddling the sick scenario that selling hard drugs is not a violent crime and should not be harshly punished. In New York State, liberals have been screaming for years to end tough mandatory prison sentences for hard drug dealers. In their opinion, the punishment does not fit the crime.
Drug abuse, you see, is not a criminal act in their eyes. It's a disease, and the pushers are only serving a demand. They are not doing anything immoral or destructive to society.
That is so wrongheaded it's frightening.
According to the latest statistics available from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, nearly 40,000 people died from drug overdoses in 2010. Between 1999 and 2010, the drug-related death rate rose by an astounding 102 percent, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Why? Because narcotics are more powerful than they used to be.
In 2011, about 2.5 million people were treated in the nation's emergency rooms for drug emergencies, including tens of thousands of children. That's not a disease; it's an epidemic.
Making all of this death and suffering possible is a small army of callous drug dealers who sell poison. They know that hard drugs can enslave and even kill human beings. They don't care. They also know that once they sell the drugs, they could be used by children. They don't care.
When I was a teenager, drug dealers were pariahs in my Levittown neighborhood. Yes, that was in the suburbs, but it was a fairly tough place. Pushers were on the bottom rung. Nobody respected them, and few outside of junkies associated with them. Karma being what it is, many of those pushers wound up dead or in prison, breaking the hearts of their working-class families.
Now, drug dealing is acceptable in some quarters, and a segment of our society actually feels sorry for pushers. Editorials describe these parasites as committing "nonviolent" crimes: the kind of crimes that should be overlooked, the kind of crimes that allow you to attend temple or church with no problem.
Let me be clear about this. Anyone who sells drugs is a degenerate criminal, a person who should be shunned by decent people. There is no excuse. If you're addicted, get help. If you need money, work for it. When liberals show sympathy for these devils, I ask them how they would feel if their young daughter or son was shooting up heroin. Are you OK with that?
Blank stares usually follow.
America is in decline, and one big reason is that we the people now often refuse to condemn destructive behavior. Many of us have lost perspective.
Drug dealing is a violent crime. It harms human beings. That's it.
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In the last decade, India has launched several policy initiatives that, if implemented effectively, will enable the country to make a noteworthy contribution to the global fight against climate change. The pioneering initiative was the National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC), launched in 2008, which acts as the guiding national climate strategy. Post NAPCC's launch, several national and sub-national initiatives have been introduced covering climate change mitigation and adaptation measures. These include a wide array of domestic climate actions, ranging from sector-specific to cross-sector initiatives, which are at varying stages of implementation.
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On the battlefield, preparation is key. The Army Black Knights know the case is the same on the football field.
Army began spring football practice on March 25, more than five months before its first football game of the 2014 season.
This spring marks a fresh start for new head coach Jeff Monken. He comes to West Point after a successful stint at Georgia Southern, where he went 38-16 and helped the program transition from the Football Championship Subdivision to the Bowl Championship Subdivision.
The highlight of his tenure at Georgia Southern was going to Gainesville and beating Florida 26-20 last season.
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Bateman helped Ball State finish ninth nationally in turnovers gained last season. That skill was sorely missed for the Black Knights, who forced just 17 turnovers in 12 games.
Monken likely won't change Army's triple option offense much, but the Black Knights have a coach with a proven track record to take the attack to the next level.
He helped the Georgia Southern offense win the NCAA rushing title in 2012 after averaging 399.3 yards per game and helped Jerick McKinnon and running back Dominique Swope set the NCAA record for rushing yards by teammates with 3,063.
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TaxAct's products are in most cases less than competing packages from bigger names like TurboTax and H&R Block. That's no small thing, especially for people who need advanced tax software, which can run $100 or more elsewhere when you factor in the price of preparing a state return. TaxAct also has a price-lock guarantee, which means you pay the listed price when you start your return rather than when you finish. This might be helpful because, in our experience, tax software prices tend to go up about a month before the filing deadline.
If you have a simple tax situation, TaxAct has a free version that is actually free. (Some providers' "free" versions do only federal returns for free, meaning you still have to pay to file your state return.) However, the free version is available only to people who qualify to file the 1040EZ or 1040A; folks who have to file a regular 1040 will need to get one of the paid versions. The free version does charge $10 to import last year's TaxAct return (this is included for paid versions).
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This option allows you to file a 1040EZ or 1040A and a state return for free, and comes with unlimited email and phone support. You'll have to pay $10 to import last year's TaxAct return, though new this year is that you can access up to three years of prior TaxAct returns for free.
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This is the package for itemizers. If you own rental properties, this version also has you covered, and there's a built-in donation assistant to help you calculate the deduction value of your charitable giving.
State: $35
TaxAct's highest-end version for online filers has all the features of the Plus version and a bit more, which likely makes this the best package for the self-employed, freelancers or independent contractors.
One note about prices: Providers frequently change theirs, and we've found at least one serving up small variations to users in different locations. We'll keep updating this review, but you can verify the latest price by clicking through to the provider's site.
TaxAct also offers desktop software, but it's not part of our review. Desktop means your return doesn't reside in the cloud; it stays on your computer while you work on it. People who have used the desktop version before will see a cosmetic difference compared with the cloud, but the steps are similar — and, of course, the math is the same.
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TaxAct's interface isn't fancy, but it works. It has all the basics, such as importing last year's returns, a W-2 import, a donation assistant and some planning tools and calculators. And because the software is online, you can log in from other devices if you're working on your return here and there.
TaxAct has a free mobile app, but it's basic and meant only for users with the simplest of tax situations. For example, tell it you're married, filing jointly and have kids, and it tells you you'll need to move to an online product instead.
Like many other tax packages, help is available throughout the preparation process, though higher-priced competitors do seem to have more robust in-line help. As with most software packages, a banner running across the top keeps track of where you are in the process.
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TaxAct has an online knowledge base that users can search for answers about specific tax issues. It's not as robust as some competitors' offerings, but free phone and email support may compensate for that.
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If you're using the free version and find you actually need another product, it's easy to upgrade in the middle of the process.
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Getting audited is scary, so it's important to know what kind of support you're getting from your tax software. First, be sure you know the difference between "support" and "defense." With most providers, audit support (or "assistance") typically means guidance about what to expect and how to prepare — that's it. Audit defense, on the other hand, gets you full representation before the IRS from a tax professional.
TaxAct's audit support consists of a FAQ page on its website. But customers can buy "audit and inquiry assistance services" from a partner company called Protection Plus. Coverage includes three years of audit services for this year's return, and TaxAct says it includes "comprehensive response and resolution strategy, IRS and state correspondence, help with denied credits, and tax debt and tax fraud assistance." That service runs $50 for Premium users and $40 for Plus and Free filers.
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No matter how you file, you can choose to receive your refund via direct deposit to a bank account (the fastest option) or in the form of a paper check. Other options include applying the refund to next year's taxes or directing the IRS to buy U.S. Savings Bonds with your refund.
TaxAct can also put your refund on an American Express Serve prepaid debit card.
If you're using a paid version, you have the option of paying for the software out of your refund (if you're getting one). But beware: There's a $20 charge to do that.
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TaxAct's no-nonsense design will be a turnoff for some, but the cost is lower than many competitors and there's free email and phone support.
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Property Location
With a stay at Hampton Inn Duncan in Duncan, you'll be close to Chisholm Trail Heritage Center and Fuqua Park. This hotel is within the vicinity of The Territory Golf and Country Club.
Make yourself at home in one of the 78 air-conditioned rooms featuring microwaves and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs and hair dryers. Conveniences include complimentary weekday newspapers and coffee/tea makers, and you can also request rollaway/extra beds.
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Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an indoor pool and a fitness center.
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-out. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Free breakfast
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- Indoor pool
- Express check-out
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Number of floors - 4
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Total number of rooms - 78
- Free wired high-speed Internet
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People Explain What They Don't Do Anymore Due To A Bad Experience
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When I was in first grade, I remember us making some sort of dessert with chocolate-covered chow mein noodles and jellybeans on top of them. But I was sick at the time and I threw up shortly after trying to eat some of it. I haven't been able to eat jellybeans ever since, and I've never seen chocolate-covered chow mein noodles since then either, but I imagine I'd still find that gross too.
The last time I played a round of golf, my stepfather and I almost got into a fight with the two drunk asshole playing ahead of us. It's a longish story, but basically I drove away from the shithead and we went to the clubhouse to report them.
I didn't touch my clubs for the next two months, then finally went to the driving range to hit a bucket. Realized pretty quick that I no longer had any enthusiasm for it. I gave the rest of the bucket to someone nearby, put my clubs in the basement when I got home, and haven't touched them since. That was 10 years ago, and I still have no desire to play again.
Pick up hitchhikers. We used to give hitchhikers rides pretty much any time we saw them unless we were in a great big hurry. We picked up one dude who was clearly mentally unwell in a scary sort of way once and it ruined it for everyone after that.
Donate blood. Now before anyone judges me and says I should it's a good thing to do, it almost killed me. I was in Grade 11 and the Red Cross did their bi annual blood drive at the school. I was afraid of needles and decided to conquer my fear and do a good deed at the same time. Sign up realize this doesn't look so bad. Fast forward to laying on the table and let me just say my arms are a phlebotomists wet dream, large clear easy to identify veins. Lady puts the needle about 2 inches away from a vein and works it down to it. As time goes on I pass the time listening to music and realize I've been on the table longer than most people, nurse comes over sees the bag isn't really filling well and decides to adjust the needle while it's inside me just wiggles it. I have a fairly high pain tolerance and this HURT LIKE HELL. Lay there longer as the bag begins to fill. Finally the nurse stops the bag at half way and cleans up the blood that's all over the chair. I then notice my forearm is about 3x the size it normally is due to the vein popping and being full of blood. Nurse says "here's some ice the swelling will go down" okay eat my snack and go back to class. Day 2 my whole forearm turns a nasty purple yellow color and I mean my whole forearm turns purple swelling gets worse and I go to the doctor after school. Doctor looks at my arm can't figure out what's wrong and does and ultrasound that shows nothing. Finally they call in 3 other doctors and a nurse and they deduce that the nurse had caused a collapsed vein and it had bled into the skin of my arm. Had I not gone to the doctor I would have gone septic and it being right on a vein I would have died quickly. Was on antibiotics for a month, my fear of needles got worse and now I hate the sight of my own blood.
Going to a bar to unwind. Sat there at the bar, sipping on beer, on my iPad catching up on work emails on Friday nights when I got off work a bit late and the liquor stores were closed. Apparently, drunk people see it as a chance to bother me, and while I don't mind striking up a conversation and meeting someone, it always ended badly. I had a girl come over and flirt with me, told her I'd buy her a drink and then ran away with her friends laughing at me while the bartender told me I "had been used". Get talking with a guy who was interested in me. He was baffled that I was a virgin who never had a girlfriend. So he hits on a girl telling her that I sent him (had no knowledge of this). Girl gets creeped out, get asked to leave bar. Other time, the bar was full so the owner came and sat next to me while I was browsing my tablet, and he said out loud to his friends how he hated having to sit next to me because he was disgusted at my fat (I'm big, but not so big where I can't sit on a bar stool or take up more space than the average person). They laughed at me and casually continued their convo. Caught the woman bartender giving me creeped out looks sometimes when I would look up from my tablet. This other time an older couple sat next to me, and the wife kept annoyingly looking and pointing at my tablet and whispering to her husband. At which point the husband asked me seriously to put away my tablet because it's time to relax and forget about work and asked me where my friends were. Jesus fucking Christ, can't a guy go to a bar, sit in the corner and enjoy a beer while quietly on his tablet not bothering/talking to anyone? Fuck. Never been there again.


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I don't know if this is the right forum for this question but I'll give it a shot anyway.
I'm trying to connect to a Sql Server database using c++. But everytime I compile, I get a linking error, and the compiler says that some of the functions I used, such as SQLConnect and SQLAllocStmt are undefined references. I've pretty much figured out that I need to link the library libodbc32.a into this program. I'm using Cygwin on Windows 98. My Cygwin libraries, which include libodbc32.a, are in C:\Cygwin\lib\w32api directory. And my c++ application is in C:\Project\src directory. Now I've a lot of ways of linking but nothing seems to be working, i.e.
g++ -l C:\Cygwin\lib\w32api\libodbc32.a -o main.exe main.cpp
g++ -l \c\Cygwin\lib\w32api\libodbc32.a -o main.exe main.cpp
where \c is the mounted windows file system which maps to C:\.
And with these commands, the compiler always says it can't find that library. Anybody no what I'm doing wrong. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.


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Rody Duterte may actually be cuddly cute to some, a monster to others. Whatever he dishes out gets the banner story spot because, for the second time, we have someone who talks like a toughie and claims that he is the real McCoy.
Well, I had one during my teen days, and based on my experience, some are just huff and puff guys and most are, well flexing their muscles to hide their weaknesses. What gets everyone's attention is the disruptive ways Duterte does things. Of course, people would take notice because these are things often left as stuff classified as "for the boy's"
What is so worrisome, to say the least, is what's on Duterte's insidious mind. Are we protesting because Duterte spoke his mind and there are children around? Or are we protesting because he said something bad (or stupid to some, horrible to others)?
Is it bad to think about beautiful ladies being raped and you're not one of those who lined up for the take? Yes, because that shows borderline serial rapist. The mere thought of raping someone is automatically, a sign of a sick mind. It does not just offend the victim, and former victims of violence--it also offends even those decent persons out there who were treated with this inanity.
But, someone would say--which is more offensive---wholesale rape by the State or a gang rape by prisoners or rape by a mayor? I am reminded of Mayor Sanchez of Calauan Laguna who raped and brutally murdered a young UP Los Banos student.
I remember that incident because it laid bare local political dynamics, of how townfolks literally made the mayor their local god, of how they praised him and even defended this Mayor inspite of the gruesome rape and murder he did with the UP student.
Rape, by all means, is simply not just a sexual assault or an act committed not just to debase the humanity of the victim--but to show power, to show who is "boss". There is still no in-depth research but I think that rape or the idea of rape is something which is deeply imbedded into our conscious or sub-conscious minds and is a left-over act from our Stone Age life.
Duterte said, his utterances were "left overs" from his proletarian life--a life which he probably invented and he probably convinced himself that he belonged to the lowest of classes. Duterte did not belong to the poorest ranks because his father was a judge and his mother, a teacher. He, himself, was a fiscal and a mayor for many years.
Besides, I don't believe those who belonged to the lowest rungs of our society would ever think of lining up and raping someone and getting satisfaction from it. Poor people are more decent than the wealthy and the power-trippers--remember those scions of Cebuano families who were convicted of raping a young girl in Cebu city?
Worrisome or not, but Duterte is really in his element right now---creating buzz. Of course, these are simply not attributable to his PR handlers, namely Lito Banayo, Willie Fernandez and another old fogey. These people do not need tons of money for their client to get printed space--Duterte, by his own, is cover material.
A revolutionist is someone who disrupts things, who creates opportunities and definitely Duterte fits that mold "like a T". The problem really is, Duterte often forgets that he is gunning for the presidency--not the mayoralty race. Duterte knows that there are certain sensitivities, often cultural, that someone like him, who is now a national celebrity, that he must consider before opening his mouth. That is not a skill---but a necessary trait a person aspiring for the presidency must remember if he definitely dead-set on becoming one.
Now, for those who worry about the likelihood of a Duterte presidency, the solution really is for everyone to ignore Duterte's rants and pants and just maintain unspeakable silence.


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What does racer mean?
Definitions for racerˈreɪ sər
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word racer.
Princeton's WordNet
racer, race driver, automobile driver(noun)
someone who drives racing cars at high speeds
racer, race car, racing car(noun)
a fast car that competes in races
an animal that races
slender fast-moving North American snakes
Someone who takes part in a race.
A racehorse.
An animal known for its fast speed, or suitable for racing; applied especially to a number of North American snakes, certain kinds of lake trout, etc.
A vehicle or other device used for racing.
Origin: From race + -er.
Webster Dictionary
one who, or that which, races, or contends in a race; esp., a race horse
the common American black snake
one of the circular iron or steel rails on which the chassis of a heavy gun is turned
Racer, fully named Racer Free Car Simulation, is a free gaming simulator that runs on Microsoft Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. Although Racer started out as a driving simulator, it also has features that are usually seen in racing games, such as racing against AI cars, or against human opponents in multiplayer mode. Its weak points, when compared with commercial racing games, is the absence of wear/damage physics or a career mode. An important characteristic of Racer is its openness. The software itself is maintained exclusively by creator Ruud van Gaal, but the formats for cars, tracks and other data are documented. Furthermore, tools to aid in car and track creation are part of the release. As a result, a large number of cars has been created and published, in a large variety: Formula One, GT, vintage, trucks, daily drivers, luxury sedans...even a shopping trolley has been modelled. Likewise, tracks are available in various types, from true racing circuits to drag strips, mountain roads, and even a car park. Racer was first released on 29 August 2000, and has been continuously updated up to the present day. Over the years, a community has grown around Racer. The main forum for Racer is at RaceDepartment Forums.
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The numerical value of racer in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
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P.S. I decided to do this after reading How to Start a Blog, which I should have done before I started the blog. Thank you lack of patience!
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LOL!! I WOULD say I'm sorry that I find your misery funny but I'm not, so I won't. XDReplyDelete
Well... at least some things match. *shrugs*
Merry Christmas! :)
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I wanted to change my blog name but it's too hard. Congrats on doing it! It's best to change now before it becomes too hard to change your blog name later.ReplyDelete
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Yeah I just worry now because I dont have books, or review in the title...but hopefully people can tell its about books, hehe. Thanks for your comment :)Delete
Hehe sometimes the whole blogging and technology aspects can be pretty hard! It took a while for me to get set up myself and I haven't even bothered with a facebook page :PReplyDeleteReplies
You might not have to ever Olivia, a lot of people are saying that their posts aren't even showing to their followers anyway, I just wanted to try and get my name everywhere just in case I ever need it. heheDelete
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Rock Climbing At Spaarnwoude In IJmuiden
Spaarnwoude is a recreational park between Amsterdam and my hometown IJmuiden. There is an indoor snow park and rock climbing which we made the most use of throughout the summer.
After returning from my 2 weeks vacation in Canada I decided to go back for my co-op placement in early September but until that time I wanted to enjoy the summer in IJmuiden as much as I could.
My friends and I went to Spaarnwoude to do some rock climbing on the way there we got in a little bit of trouble due to being chased by the police but luckily we were able to shake them off by taking the scenic route.
We had a blast rock climbing on the premises where they hold the annual Dance Valley festival. One of my friends loves living on the edge by doing crazy stunts.
In the video you can see him jump from one side of the rock climbing wall to the other side without any protection.
Other fun activities were going to the beach which is literally a 5 minute drive by scooters from my house.


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As you all may know October is the Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Etos (a Dutch drugstore) asked women to polish their little finger nail with a pink polish during this month to raise awareness for this type of cancer. They also brought out some special Pink Ribbon polishes; a part of the proceed goes to the Pink Ribbon foundation. I haven't bought them, beacuse I feel more comfortable donating money directly to the foundation (and I didn't like the polishes that much..).
Anyway, I polished my pinkie pink with Barry M - Shocking Pink. The polish I used on the rest of my nails is Zoya - Kelly. And as you can see I added a ribbon to my ringfinger, which I drew by hand with a little nail art brush and a couple of pink polishes (don't know which ones exactly, as long as it's pink :) ).
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An extremely flexible head, the Randall RT50 produces clean shimmering country tones to an all out shred festival. Easily dial in your tone on each channel with its own dedicated EQ with Bass, Middle and Treble. Plus a bright switch on the clean channel, so you can pinpoint your ideal individual amplified guitar voice.
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Senator Maria Cantwell and 12 Others Introduce the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act of 2017
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March 8, 2017
On March 7th, Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA), along with 12 other cosponsors, introduced legislation entitled the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act of 2017. The bill includes a provision to increase the annual allocation for low-income housing tax credits by 50 percent, establish a minimum 4 percent credit rate, allow income-averaging, modify student occupancy rules, allow states to grant a 30 percent basis boost if it's necessary to make a project financially feasible, rename the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit to the Affordable Housing Tax Credit, and more. A section-by-section summary of the bill can be found here.
The other original cosponsors of the bill are: Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee; Ron Wyden (D-OR) Ranking Member of the Senate Finance Committee; Charles Schumer (D-NY) Senate Minority Leader; Cory Booker (D-NJ); Dean Heller (R-NV); Patrick Leahy (D-VT); Jeff Merkley (D-OR); Lisa Murkowski (R-AK); Brian Schatz (D-HI); Todd Young (R-IN); Susan Collins (R-ME); and Michael Bennet (D-CO).
The legislation is similar to a bill introduced by Senators Cantwell and Hatch in the 114th Congress. A list of changes from the bill introduced yesterday and the legislation introduced in the previous Congress can be found here.
Similar, but not identical, legislation is expected to be introduced in the House of Representatives by Representatives Pat Tiberi (R-OH) and Richard Neal (D-MA). Both are senior members of the Ways and Means Committee and have been long-time supporters of the Housing Credit program.
CARH members are encouraged to contact your Senators and ask them to cosponsor the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act of 2017. As soon as legislation is introduced in the House, CARH members will receive a broadcast email asking you to contact your Representatives to cosponsor the House bill.
Senator Cantwell introduced the legislation two days after releasing a report entitled, "Meeting the Challenges of the Growing Affordable Housing Crisis – Expanding and Improving the Housing Tax Credit" which highlights the dramatic impacts on skyrocketing rents nationwide and the critical need for investment in affordable rental housing.
CARH's board of directors will be holding its spring board meeting in Washington on March 23-24, 2017. The Housing Credit and Housing Bond programs will be some of the issues that the board will discuss in their various meetings on Capitol Hill.