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Mr Yeo Teng Yang, 75, is the lead independent director. He has a varied international career spanning senior positions in the Ministry of Finance and the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Ambassador to the European Community in Brussels as well as Executive Director of the Asian Development Bank, Manila and Advisor at the International Monetary Fund, Washington D.C. besides his extensive banking experience. From 1995 to 2000, he was the Senior Executive Vice President of United Overseas Bank Ltd, Singapore, with management responsibilities in treasury, international banking business, fund management, stockbroking and risk management. He also served as a Board Member of Korea First Bank, South Korea, from 2000 to 2005. Mr Yeo holds a Bachelor of Social Science Honours degree from the then University of Singapore and a Masters degree in Economics from Yale University, USA. Mr Yeo was appointed to the Board on 14 July 2006. Mr Yeo, who held office until the last annual general meeting of the Company on 28 April 2016 ("AGM") in accordance with the then Section 153 of the Companies Act which has since been repealed, was re-appointed at the AGM.
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It's Friday and I'm hosting my first Giveaway.
About the Giveaway - fell in love with this sandals when I spotted it on few people, so imagine the excitement when I bumped into it in Primark. The funny thing is, I've never wore it since I got it and its been over six months. - Instead of it collecting dust in my house, why not use it as my first giveaway? Its new and in good shape.
Size is EU.39 which is 8.5 in USA and 6 in UK/African shoe size.
I thought it would be unfair to limit the giveaway to only UK people, because my beauties are all over the world so its open to all (Non bloggers/bloggers). I'll bare the postage fees, but you're responsible for any custom fees (if there is one in your country) during delivery. Sorry, I'm not a millionaire.
All you have to do is follow me on the Platforms BELOW - BUT because I'm a fair person, anyone who follows me, I'll follow em too. Just drop one social media url you prefer me to follow. PLEASE if you know you'll follow and unfollow later, DON'T bother at all. I like honest/real people. Thank You!
End Date is 1st Sept. 2014
The shoe might not be your size, but you can still try and win it for someone you know.
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Multiple usage gadget is indeed useful to handle several needs. This USB Hub featuring 3 USB Port and 12-digits Calculator with build in thermometer complete with Celsius-Fahrenheit conversion.
It also have a unique alarm to notify a special event set by you. There are 13 famous musics and 3 BiBi for Choice. This USB Hub also displaying calender, time, countdown timer, and Time Zone.
Most important is this gadget support Vista. Yeah, Vista have become a headache. But it won't happen on this USB hub with calculator.
Price: $19.00 – Crazily cheap for what this USB Hub can give you.
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Metasploit Toolkit for Penetration Testing, Exploit Development, and Vulnerability Research
James Foster , David Maynor
Editura: Syngress Media,U.S.
Deals with the Metasploit Framework (MSF), which is the attack platform of choice for one of the fastest growing careers in IT security: Penetration Testing. This book provides professional penetration testers and security researchers with an integrated suite of tools for discovering, running, and testing exploit code.
- Limba : Engleza
- Cuprins : 1: Introduction to Penetration Testing 2: Open Source Coding 3: Using the Metasploit Framework 4: Updating the Metasploit Framework 5: Exploit Development with Metasploit 6: Integrating Exploits into the Framework 7: Advanced Features of the Metasploit Framework 8: Writing Meterpreter Extensions Appendix: Metasploit Module Reference
- Data Publicarii : 30 Oct 2007
- Format : Paperback
- Numar pagini : 350
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MicroLamp ML10168. Brand compatibility: Hitachi, Compatibility: CP-WX401, ED-X33, ED-X31, HCP-6680X, CP-X401, CP-WX410, CP-X301, HCP-900X, CP-X306, CP-X201,..., Bulb power: 300 W
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10555 E Avenue R2, Littlerock CA, 93543 (Residential)
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This is a stunning 3 bedroom 1 bath family home. Home features new flooring, kitchen cabinets, and stainless steel appliances. A must see!
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This is a stunning 3 bedroom 1 bath family home. Home features new flooring, kitchen cabinets, and stainless steel appliances. A must see!
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Veigar.. Nuking their ass up !
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When you use veigar its good to know how to farm correct! Veigar's Q Ability gives you 1 AP bonus each time you finnish monster, minion etc with it. It grants you 5 AP bonus when you finnish champion with it. So if you use it when you are last hitting it can be very usefull on lategame:)!


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All in your head? Better get tested for anaerobic bacteria
Ever since an insufficiently treated acute urethral infection roughly 11
years ago (windsurfing...), I have been suffering from constant pain in my
prostate, painful ejaculation, sometimes whitish discharges while urinating, a
general feeling of illness and fatigue.
Throughout those 11 years, I was being told time and again by several
doctors that it was all in my head, that I should simply stop thinking about it
etc. At some point, I had actually come to consider that a possibility.
Until a few weeks ago, when after several weeks of experiencing a slight
pain in my testicles while voiding and having painfully swollen lymph nodes, I
went to see a urologist for what I believed to be a bladder infection or
epididymitis - When I mentioned suffering from chronic prostatitis as well, that urologist
fortunately suggested testing for anaerobic bacteria. At that point, after
countless tests yielding no results, I did not seriously expect her to find
anything. And yet - she did. "Urethral urine" (what comes out first) was
negative. So was "bladder urine". But after a (fairly unpleasant)transrectal
prostate massage, another urine test finally showed the presence of anaerobic
bacteria. That fact is important - because I clearly did not have a "new" acute
prostate infection, for in that case a urethral infection should have been
present as well, showing in all urine probes, which obviously is not the case.
Need I say I wish somebody had done that eleven years ago?
The bottom line is: No matter how many tests do not yield anything, keep
doing them, especially when symptoms are strong, and ask your doctor to screen
for anaerobiae as well. And if you just know you're suffering from prostatitis
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better idea than changing your mind
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I love LHN's ornament designs and can't resist buying each series she releases.
It is another cold day here so it will probably be another day of stitching, reading and watching TV.
Rake care and happy stitching.
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Traveling is one of my favorite passions…few things give me more pleasure than wandering around a new location – the scents, sounds, sights, sense of history, the food, the people, even the weather adds an extra layer of flavor. I love to meet the locals and hear their stories. It's fun to travel with someone, if it's the right someone for the place, but I've had some of my grandest adventures with myself for company and a supporting cast of friendly strangers. Some of my favorite moments…many of my photos are from the pre-digital age and I'm yet to digitize them…
- Being with my mum in the Highlands of Scotland – hiking the Lost Valley in Glencoe against the backdrop of double rainbows, soaring eagles, and purple and orange heather – and witnessing a night sky over Skye with so many shooting stars that the air appeared thick with cobwebs. And I got to sing the 'Skye Boat song' on the wee ferry. I always like to do something iconic when I visit somewhere for the first time.
- Doing the Monkeys walk and singing the song – 'here we come, walking down the street…' with 3 new friends…at 3 30 AM…on Bourbon St in New Orleans…the French Quarter at that hour is deserted except for the ghosts. Painting a ballet dancer in Degas' studio.NOLA is a city where I felt instantly at home, and was giving directions to tourists 24 hours after landing; I have made some great friends there in only 2 visits – Stanley, Carl, Patricia, Chris…
- Being on Capri, Italy, an Italian Millport or Catalina! There, everything is brighter and more glorious, all senses are heightened, I could live there in a heartbeat. Just to breathe the air makes you feel more alive…that was one of the best days of my life. In fact my Gravatar photo/one on my business cards, with me in the big hat and shades, was taken that day by a lovely lady from Australia.
- Scaling the heights of Mount Etna, Sicily. I love volcanoes; they have fascinated me since I was a child. Hot steam emanating from the many vents, and fresh lava from recent explosions, proved I was standing on something very much alive. It was thrilling – until the wind shifted and the air grew heavy with sulphur. It reminded me of a bad chemistry class, it was chokingandeye watering, my throat was scratchy, and voice hoarse, for hours.
- Wandering the streets of Venice and dancing in St. Mark's Square at midnight..cocktails at sunset on the deck oftheGritti Palace with Kris, Robert and Andrea. There's something magical about that city. Everything is ether on legs or on the water…no where like it on earth, except Vegas has a cleaner, sanitized Disney version; it is no surprise that some key parts of my novel take place on Capri/in Venice.
- Climbing Huana Picchu, the little peak over looking Macchu Picchu, which give spectacular views of the ancient city. I wore my Celtic Hoops, did a bit of yoga and ate wild strawberries! The Incans chose to build where their cities were hugged by mountains – watching the moon rise from behind the Andes was another special moment – nourished by running water and kissed by the clouds. Cuzco was such a fun place drinking with Mark in an Irish pub was surreal.
- Niagara Falls with my mum, aunt Carol, Robert, Elaine and Carlo….I have never been so cold in my life. The American side of the Falls were frozen solid, pure ice, and people asked if I'd used black and white film – I hadn't; everything was shades of black, white and grey, no color anywhere, except me!
- New York pre 9/11 – standing in the piazza below the Twin Towers and straining my neck looking up to see to the top. Visiting the Winter Garden, 30th December 1999 at night with only the cleaners around. I descended the grand staircase feeling like Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady to walk between the forest of Xmas trees and hypnotized by the helicopter on the roof of a yacht on the Hudson River outside. I saw the ball rise over Times Square 24 hours before it was officially dropped for the masses. Dining at Tavern on the Green. Another trip to NY, I was attending a cast barbeque after the Sunday matinée performance of Beauty and The Beast at the Palace Theater on Broadway; coming back from the bathroom, I got lost and found myself on stage. Yes, I sang! The audience was one of the lighting guys, my pal, Kim, and the ghosts. But I sang on Broadway!
- Driving up Highway 1 – from Los Angeles to Monterey via Big Sur in my new wee red Ford Fiesta singing along to Elvis…and Sinatra…and Broadway stuff…I'd always wanted to do that since I saw Elvis do it in a film when I was a wee kid! The sparkling Pacific Ocean that stretches into oblivion to the Far East, the skyscraping cliffs, with their sharp descent to the grim rocks below, the hair bend curves and graceful Art Deco bridges…A drive for drivers! Hiking at Point Lobos, between Big Sur and Carmel.
- Florence. Climbing the Bell Tower, which was relatively deserted, and looking down over the city at sunset, and across at the tourists packed in at the Duomo across the way. Visiting the Uffizi Gallery, wandering the city on the same streets as Michelangelo, Bernini, Puccini, while listening to Puccini on my ipod. The pizza – the olive oil – the wine – the gelato…ahhhh….although Rome was equally as captivating, where antiquities are lying about all over the place and police cars fly about as though they're featured in a Bond movie…
- More photos to follow and I will be doing articles on my favorite/must do things in these places, if you are ever following in my footsteps…
Also love wandering around Glasgow, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Boston, London, Barcelona, Paris, Dublin, Vancouver, Toronto, Dubrovnik – so many fun adventures that I've had with old and new friends – so many more to go…
I have started to write reviews on Trip Advisor…here is a link if you're interested…I like nice things at a great price…always start with booking.com, cross-reference on trip advisor, before checking the hotel's own website; quite often they offer a better deal if you book direct!
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Using your manners at school and with friends, and treating others with respect will go a long way. Being polite and using good manners may even help to deter bullying according to Cindy Post Senning. She says, "Boys who are gentlemen don't bully and are less likely to be bullied." Yes, there's a lot more to bullying, but I'm with her and think good manners could help to put a dent in the problem.
Here is the winning essay from one of our students from last season about using "Manners at School and With Friends":
- Try to help people have a good day
- Include everybody who wants to be included, even if you don't know them
- Treat others like you would want to be treated
- Listen while others are talking (teachers, friends, guest speakers, the principal, etc.)
- Turn your homework in on time
- Don't be a distraction in class
- Try to make new/unpopular kids feel welcome
- Help those that need help
- NEVER bully anyone
- Get help if someone is being bullied
I think that's a pretty smart kid who is on the right rode to becoming a nice (and polite) young man!


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Dan Akerson, chief executive of General Motors Co., is under intense pressure to balance the company's record profits with the losses that its European operations continue to incur. For the first three quarters of the 2011 fiscal year, the company has recorded profits more than any year since around 1987.
But its fourth quarter results could be deeply affected by Akerson's decision to keep the company's Opel unit, which is the biggest contributor to GM Europe's S14.7 billion in operating losses since 1999. Analysts expect GM to post a quarterly profit lowest since it emerged from bankruptcy in 2009.
With that in mind, Akerson might be forced to implement production and job cuts at Opel just to keep GM posting profits. GM is expected to reveal in its fourth quarter report the depth of pension shortages and the continued worsening of sales in South America, where low-cost imports are posing a great threat to market leaders.
Itay Michaeli, an analyst at Citigroup Inc., said that what investors are "afraid" of is that restructuring would become more difficult due to the negative reports about Opel. He said that investors are worried about the damage to market share and sales.
He added that the investors' patience for the brand to achieve a credible plan to break even is "slowly wearing thin." In the first three quarters of 2011, GM managed to grab more market share in the US and it was able to wrestle back its crown as the largest automaker in the world.


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March 20, 2017- The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has just announced it will be phasing out the paper CBSA Declaration Card, in favour of self-serve display kiosks, for international travellers arriving in Canada by air. The Primary Inspection Kiosks is the latest technology that will expand current self-service options for international air travellers arriving in Canada. The kiosks will allow travellers to verify their travel documents, complete an on-screen declaration, and confirm their identity using facial authentication. Rollout has already begun for travellers flying into the Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport, and will continue at other major Canadian airports across Canada, over the course of 2017-2018.
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San Diego wines catching on?
Acres planted, gross sales, and varietals produced — all up
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The Federal Reserve today (Aug. 10) finally admitted what Main Street has known for months: the economy is weakening. So the Fed's powerful Open Market Committee, which has already pushed short rates to near zero, shoved money at the big banks, and bought mortgage-backed bonds to drop mortgage rates to extremely low levels, vows that it will provide even more juice. It will reinvest the proceeds it receives from mortgage-backed securities in U.S. Treasury bonds -- hoping thereby to lower long term interest rates even more. Clearly, the Fed is signaling that it won't raise short rates any time soon and won't do anything to repair its very tattered balance sheet.
"The Fed is concerned about deflation (actual decline of prices)," says Ross Starr, professor of economics at the University of California San Diego. "I am more optimistic. They will not let the 1930s, or the Japanese 1990s, recur." There are stark similarities between the U.S. Great Depression of the 1930s and today, says Starr. "Back then, there was an immense amount of cash sitting unlent in banks and that is precisely what is happening now." Some economists worry that if the economy snaps back and the banks start lending heavily again, inflation will be ignited. But Starr thinks that if that happened, the Fed will have "plenty of time" to shift to a tighter monetary policy that would thwart inflation.
In my own opinion, the Fed's lending out money to banks for essentially zero rates is a danger, given the financial institutions' irresponsible behavior of recent years, as well as their still-phony accounting, by which their liabilities are concealed through offshore maneuvering. Also, in my opinion, the very low short rates punish savers, thus exacerbating the dangerously inequitable division of wealth and income in the U.S., whereby the wealthiest 1% corral a huge percentage of wealth and income. Not surprisingly, as soon as the Fed made its announcement, the stock market improved markedly. That's because markets these days respond to liquidity (low interest rates, money-printing, fiscal looseness) more than they respond to the state of the economy. This seeming paradox often puzzles people on Main Street who believe that the stock market reflects the state of the economy. That's only partly true. As the Fed feeds the big banks' trading desks money at 0%, both bonds and stocks rise. But the Fed only does so because Main Street is ailing. For the banks, it's like being staked by a sugar daddy at the poker table
But they're getting the sugar from MY beet! Y'all's too--or are you still mesmerized by illusion that what's good for GM (as if it needed any further genetic modification) is good for the country?
I still don't hear a chorus from my fellow frogs even though the temperature increase rate is going vertical!
Here is an idea for our Washington Einsteins, why not work on a policy that creates middle class manufacturing jobs-instead of throwing free money at gigantic banks who have ALREADY proven they are not going to lend it out to the poor or middle class, but instead will just make FREE moeny off the spread..........at the taxpayers (i.e. poor and middle class) expense.
Another useless, stupid policy from Washington.
If Obama does not make some serious moves in the next 18 months you can stick a fork in him, because he is done. One term President.
I saw Obama on TV this morning talking about another baloney "stimulas" aimed at-wait for it- the gov sector. Hey, big surprise there.
Yes, you guessed it. Police, FF's and teachers. But wait, there's more, he had two teachers with him today as he made his announcment. 95% of the LAST stimulas went to gov employees. Here is another an idea, why not make teachers, cops and FF's take a 10-15% comp cut-like the rest of America has the last 2 years. Not only are they NOT taking any pay cuts-they are STILL getting raises-every year COLA's PLUS actual raises. Obama is doing for the states what the states cannot do for themselves-run budget deficits. Except now the entire nation is paying for the piss poor managment of many poorly run states-like CA.
Teachers are over comped. They work a part time job, the AVERAGE teacher comp in this state is $107K per year. Bullet proof job security where even the most INCOMPETENT teachers cannot be fired.
Cops, even worse! They are comped MORE, but there is no experience nor education required for the job. Not that education means anything per se, only what the value of it brings in a free market-last time I checked the value of a HS diploma did not bring comp of $200K per year, at least not in the real world. Of course Fantasyland is different.
FF's, even worse-1,000 applicants for every opening, yet they still comp out at $200K per year-WHY????????????????????
We need someone who knows how to shut down the gov gravy train-and soon.
I'm voting for Whitman in November, and if Obama does not get his act together soon he will be on his way out the door too IMO.
I was a BIG Obama fan 18 motnhs ago-and hoped for so much more. I have given him his entire term to turn things around and I am still in his corner-even though I do not like what I am seeing, or approve of it.
Obama has my support for his entire full term, but make no mistake about it-I am not happy with these "stimulas" scams, and if things don't get fixed-and soon- he will be shown the door.
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Obama needs to replace a permanent 25% decline in consumer spending with an increase in manufacturing output. Increasing output and employment in manufacturing will jump start the economy. There is no other option left. Several million manufacturing jobs could be created in the U.S. with very little effort in a short period of time. For example, Gillette could move razor blade production from Brazil and Mexico back to the U.S. Johnson and Johnson could move production of Band-Aids from Thailand, and production of dental floss from Guatemala, back to the U.S. Proctor and Gamble could shift the manufacture of Oral B toothbrushes from China back to the U.S. Last year production of Oral B's was shifted from the U.S to China with no reduction in the retail sales price. There are literally thousands of imported items that could be made in the U.S. again without a huge capital investment. For example, packaging tape, envelopes, paper clips, staples, notebooks, pens, plastic garbage bags, socks, underwear, etc. Putting working class job seekers back to work would swell income and social security tax receipts and shrink social welfare spending.
Starr is not correct. Treasury is unable to sell any more debt to foreigners, so now the Fed is having to inflate the money supply to create dollars to buy Treasury notes to fund the deficit. The Fed had $2 trillion in reserves when the economy began to implode. This treasure trove had accumulated since WWII, to be used in the event of a war with the Soviet Union. This money is gone, flushed down the toilet. The larder is bare, the teat has run dry. The deflation argument is a smoke screen the Fed concocted in order to prevent the masses from knowing the Government is on the verge of total financial collapse. Starr will likely be stunned when the U.S. Government collapses, but I won't be.
This is an excellent point, it brings up points that many economists enjoy fighting about.
My first point, and I'll leave it at this for now - my opinion is that the Fed is inviting banks to loan NO money. By keeping the prime so low, banks can't make a profit floating a line of credit to small businesses. This, possibly more than anything else currently, is keeping the economy from rebounding. Raise the prime, let Wall Street suck a duck, and Main Street will bring the economy back up to where it could be.
I'd be interested in thoughts from Don and other smart people in here...
Response to post #1: We'll all croak one day. It may be sooner than later. Best, Don Bauder
Response to post #2: Strongly disagree on teachers. They have a tough job that requires both an education and a lot of outside-the-classroom work. They deserve more than they are paid. Best, Don Bauder
Response to post #3: By whom? Sarah Palin? Mitch McConnell? Best, Don Bauder
Response to post #4: A zero percent loan to Wall Street is not a BIG loan. Best, Don Bauder
Response to post #5: I agree with you. Moving those jobs back to the U.S. would be desirable. It's reprehensible that those jobs were moved abroad just to jack up short term profits. It's a case of greed trumping social and community responsibility. But no government has the power to force those companies to bring those plants back. Best, Don Bauder
Response to post #6: Almost the entire economics profession disagrees with you. However, almost all economists didn't see the Great Recession coming, either. Best, Don Bauder
Response to post #7: Well, I don't profess to be smart, but I believe that the Fed for some time has been discouraging the banks from making loans, all the while telling the public that it is trying to get them to make loans. If the banking system starting making loans strongly, serious inflation would erupt, because so much money has been created. But that money doesn't turn into inflation unless the banks loan it out. And the Fed only wants the banks to dribble it out. Best, Don Bauder
It is true that the amazingly vast amount of money supply will eventually bring inflation, but the cure to such inflation has always been the rise of interest rates. Hand-in-hand? If banks offer lines of credit for under 5% then yes, I can see how inflation would become an issue rapidly, but if the Fed decides to raise their rate and the prime increases and then, say, the banks begin to loan at a healthy 7% or even 8%, wouldn't that keep inflation under check? Banks make money, small businesses have a chance to expand (and even hire!), while a higher interest rate helps make the money supply a tad more soluble.
I mean, inflation is coming, regardless of whether the Fed stalls it.
Response to post #15: Some economists believe that if inflation poses a threat, the Fed will be able to raise the federal funds rate quickly to thwart it. Other economists doubt the Fed could pull off such a feat so deftly. Best, Don Bauder
Hysteresis leads to hysteria. When landing or taking off an airplane, especially one with a tail wheel, one must fan the rudders to dampen oscillations and prevent a ground loop, a disaster most em-bare-assing at low velocity, and exponentially tragic at higher velocities.
However, timidly pressing and holding one rudder pedal opposite the swing of the nose leads to the need to un-hysterically jam opposite rudder, maybe even a little braking, followed by a rapid release of pressure and more moderate counter-pressure, followed by counter-counter pressure until a sensible level of fanning can be restored. Of course, all of this can be prevented by alert competence in the first place. Make taildragger (no pun intended) competence a requirement for all economists, presidents, and other "leaders."
Sullenberger for president!
Reply #17 I'd suggest this, regarding your "Flight of Fancy Footwork":
It's sage advice, to avoid "over compensation" at all cost, in both student pilots and High time Financiers...
Over & Out!
Response to post #17: I can't disagree with you because I am having trouble comprehending what you are saying. Best, Don Bauder
Response to post #18: Overcompensation is one of the economic and societal cancers hurting America. Best, Don Bauder


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This question is not a new question. The question is planted into the mind from the silver screen. One of the movies with this question is the Da Vinci Code. Again in a Kevin Costner movie, the "ark" arrives and is created intentionally to look like Ezekiel's description... and the allusion is also made earlier in the film.
The answer is: NO.
Ezekiel described a living thing, not a machine. He did not say it had things "like eyes", he said it had eyes.
This deception is intentional. There is a wicked plan called "Blue Beam", which will present a fake rapture, a fleet of alien ships come to pose as helpers (New Agers have already bought this, and are waiting for them to save them from a dying earth). To the lukewarm Christians, it will look like the rapture, come to save them before any trouble comes.
In the real rapture, which will happen at the 7th Trumpet blast, Jesus will come on the clouds with a shout, riding in great glory. Everyone will see Jesus riding on the clouds. People will be taken up from where they stand. This will be visible; we will see others going up to the clouds. Immediately afterward, Jesus destroys the earth by fire. This is called "The Great and Terrible Day of the Lord."
Do not be deceived by Blue Beam. Those people will have to walk to specified locations to be beamed up. When Jesus comes, we will go up from right where we are, without traveling to where any specified spot.
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I never saw any of those movies. I do however watch Ancient Aliens. The things i believe are based on the wonders left here on earth. The written evidence and the most logical explanation of truth. I believe the higher power is GOD the GOD they wrote about. The GOD they described to the best of their ability at that day and age. I like to hear others perception that's why i posted the question. I would like to bridge the gap and show people that religion and science are one in the same.
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I decided that a way to make my 31 day blogging thing a little easier (cause you know I'm all about doing the least amount required), I would take a daily picture of what I'm wearing.
Side note: Did you know that this is called a "selfie"? Yes, the whole taking-a-picture-of-yourself thing. It's called a selfie. Which, first of all, I think is the dumbest word ever and second, I want you to know that I do not enjoy doing this. I'd rather look like an idiot with my morning bedhead than take a for reals picture of myself and what I'm wearing. But it's for a good cause, so I'll suck it up.
Anyway, the reason I'm going to take these daily pictures…or "selfies" is so:
- You'll see what "conscience" clothes I currently own.
- You will learn about the companies & non-profits I am "wearing" that day.
- You'll realize that everything else I own I got at Target, Old Navy, or Costco
- You will see how often I wear the exact same thing.
- Like 4 or 5 days in a row.
- I might start to gross you out.
- Sorry.
- You will see that even though I hardly have anything in my closet, it is still messy.
- And like it or not, you will see my shining (or shiny) face every. single. day.
- That's all.
So let's get to it…
The necklace is from Beautiful & Beloved. My friend, Amber, (great name, right?) opened up an this online boutique that carries products made from survivors of human trafficking. You can find jewelry, clothes, purses, scarves, and my favorite Elephanta Necklace.
The tank top is from Sevenly the week it supported Feed My Starving Children. Sevenly is a company who raise funds each week for a different non-profit. They do this by designing a custom graphic for that cause and sell different shirts, tanks, sweatshirts with that custom design for the next 7 days. So if you don't buy it that week, it's forever gone. $7 of every item sold, goes to the charity of that week. Pretty cool, right? ?
Everything else on me is from Target and Costco. See? I wasn't kidding.
And that tank top? Yeah, this is the 4th day in a row I've been in it.
Well that was fun. Stay tuned for tomorrows outfit…
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Kuwait has ruled out an increase in its stake in British oil giant BP, which is struggling to cap an oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, a sovereign wealth fund official told AFP on Wednesday.
"We are not currently considering increasing our stake in this company," the official said when asked about the possibility of new Kuwaiti investments in BP.
The Kuwait sovereign wealth fund currently holds a 2.8 percent stake in the British company.
The announcement comes as BP's chief executive Tony Hayward is visiting the United Arab Emirates, reportedly to seek the support of foreign sovereign wealth funds in the wake of the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster and the resulting collapse in its share price to stave off possible takeover bids by rivals.


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Thor, directed by Kenneth Branagh, was one of the most viewed movies released in 2011
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On TV people were watching Último a Sair.
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- Mortar rounds fired from Libya land near the Tunisian border town of Dehiba. (Reuters Alertnet)
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- Dozens of tanks have been sent to the Syrian city of Homs as the Government continues to crack down on protesters. (Sky News)
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A Lot Like Love Trailer (2005)
"There's nothing better than a great romance... to ruin a perfectly good friendship." 22 April 2005 Drama, Comedy, Romance 107 mins
On a flight from Los Angeles to New York, Oliver and Emily make a connection, only to decide that they are poorly suited to be together. Over the next seven years, however, they are reunited time and time again, they go from being acquaintances to close friends to ... lovers?
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That right there is supposed to be an alligator. I think it looks like a cute giant lizard. I was sent a $25 gift card from Joann Fabric and Craft Stores to whip up something from their spring catalog.
You can find the step by step tutorial for the alligator HERE. This is definitely a project for someone who's been sewing for a little while. The instructions were vague at parts. There was also hand sewing involved. I loathe hand sewing. I swear a 4 year old could have sewn that tail up better than that.
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My step son is 7. Found a bunch of searches for:
Dominicans with no hands and feet.
Dominicans with no heads.
Dominican chests.
Dominican torsos.
Dominican legs.
Dominicans in stores.
Dominicans for sale.
Silver Dominicans.
Black Dominicans.
White Dominicans.
I was at a loss of how to bring it up to him. Thankfully, the next day we were in a clothing store and he asked me why Dominicans don't have hands or heads, then why there are so many different colored Dominicans. I remembered the internet searches and became a little upset. I told him to be quiet because what he was saying could be taken offensively by Dominican people. He then got frustrated and loudly said "Dominicans aren't people" as he pointed to a statue next to us.
I breathed a sigh of relief and said "Mannequins".
To all my amigos in the US, please read the last three posts on this blog.
in recent years the internet has really become a place for people to spread non-media regulated information and for social justice movements to find their footing. i cannot stop thinking about how this is probably a huge huge reason why net neutrality has been on the chopping block so frequently lately. they want to control what we see because they want to make sure their authority isn't questioned and they want to make sure people can't unite. it's scary.
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Ifrit: Goblins only have two genders. Alive and dead.
DM: That's not-ah, fuck it.
The characters are aware they're in a story and are pretty salty about it
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Turns out the reason why Santa knows everything is because he's an information broker for all intelligence agencies when it's not Christmas season.
getting rid of net neutrality would actually be really good because the cable companies could make more money and then they would raise wages and that would trickle down and stimulate the economy leading to an expansionary period. just a thought. (I have a degree from business school)
Will is the friend who's always sweet and quiet but sometimes he straight up roasts you and leaves you dead in the streets
When you murder someone your sentence is decided by how important the person was to humanity. You just killed a frat boy but someone is making a really good argument for his worth…
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*after filming the teaser*
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The Asian purified terephthalic acid (PTA) market is expected to undergo its peak demand season from April onwards. However, there could be some excess polyester inventories in China which could dampen demand for spot PTA cargoes. Key PTA producers in Dalian are expected to conduct turnarounds due to a short-term bearish outlook.
The European market will be awaiting the conclusion of the EU's antidumping investigation into PTA imports originating from South Korea. The European Commission has until 3 May to make a decision and participants in the PTA and downstream polyethylene terephthalate (PET) markets say that if duties are imposed on South Korean material, the European PTA market will become even tighter.
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Purified terephthalic acid (PTA) occurs as a white, crystalline powder with a slightly acidic odour. PTA is a low-risk hazard to health but prolonged exposure should be avoided.
In addition, PTA dust can be explosive, and it reacts strongly with oxidants. The substance can irritate the eyes and skin.
Nearly all PTA is consumed in polyester production including polyester fibre, polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle resin and polyester film.
Modern technologies produce purified terephthalic acid by the catalytic liquid phase oxidation of paraxylene (PX) in acetic acid, in the presence of air. The process uses manganese or cobalt acetate as a catalyst.
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A GOP Governor's Unbelievable Defense Of Her Party's Anti-LGBT Platform (VIDEO)
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At their convention this week, Republicans are set to approve a particularly anti-LGBT platform. It calls for overturning marriage equality, banning same-sex parenting, restricting transgender people's access to bathrooms, and ensuring parents can force harmful conversion therapy on their LGBT kids. Party leaders, however, deny that it's anti-LGBT at all.
On CNN, Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin (R), co-chair of the Republicans' platform committee, explained that their priority with those planks was to "make America great" and to "stand for the human rights of all people, not just one segment, one class, one race, one preference, but for all people in the United States." Besides, she said, there were gay people on the committee, insisting, "We're an inclusive party; we're a big tent."
"The main thing is: We think all human beings, no matter who you are, deserve respect, deserve equal treatment, and should be respected in all that we do, and be respected."
Fallin's remarks follow an interview Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus gave to the AP this weekend, in which he defended the plank of the platform overturning marriage equality, calling it "one of the bedrock issues of our party." But he insisted the party was welcoming because openly gay PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel will be speaking at the convention.
"We're still a party that believes that marriage is between one man and one woman, but it doesn't mean that we're going to kick people out," Priebus said. "I can't win this race if I tell people that they're not welcome in our party."
Priebus also denied that the party was endorsing the harmful and ineffective practice ex-gay therapy, as drafted. "It's not in the platform," he said simply.
Family Research Council President Tony Perkins had called for the addition of the "conversion therapy" plank. The hate group leader succeeded, but the language of the plank is technically a bit vague: "The right of parents to determine the proper treatment or therapy, for their minor children." Given several states have moved to ban allowing ex-gay therapy for minors, it's unclear what else the plank could actually refer to.
Last week, the Log Cabin Republicans criticized the proposed platform as the "most anti-LGBT… in the Party's 162-year history."
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February Webinar - "Working Towards a Second Production"
Join us on February 28, 2017, for our exciting webinar, "Working Towards a Second Production"! Mark and Colin's dialogue will offer a shared perspective, as well as their own individual perspectives, as they delve into the many particulars of working towards a second production. They will also highlight the pivotal relationship of the playwright to agent, offering both a shared perspective, as well as their own individual ones. Colin for example, believes that this connection assists in providing a true understanding of goals, strategy and tactics. Mark also plans to offer guidance on how to maintain productivity for a playwright who doesn't currently have a play on stage, in addition to discussing what is needed for the digital age. Join us on February 28th for an informative and engaging discussion!
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About Mark Crawford
Mark's newest play, The Birds and the Bees, premiered at the Blyth Festival in June, 2016. The play had a second production at Port Stanley Festival Theatre in August-September, 2016. Next up, it will close the season at Prairie Theatre Exchange in March-April, 2017.
His first play, Stag and Doe, premiered at the Blyth Festival in the summer of 2014. The play has gone on to receive several other professional productions: Neptune Theatre, Port Stanley Festival Theatre, Lighthouse Festival Theatre, Upper Canada Playhouse, Festival Players of Prince Edward County, Theatre Orangeville, and others.
Mark's second play, Bed and Breakfast, premiered at the Thousand Islands Playhouse in 2015. The script was developed through the Thousand Islands Playhouse Playwrights' Unit. Bed and Breakfast plays at Centaur Theatre in April-May, 2017.
Stag and Doe and Bed and Breakfast are published as a two-play edition by Scirocco Drama.
Upcoming: a new TYA play premiering with Carousel Players titled Boys, Girls, and Other Mythological Creatures.
As an actor, Mark has performed at theatres across the country including: Canadian Stage, Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, Theatre New Brunswick, Young People's Theatre, Theatre Aquarius, Blyth Festival, Studio 180 Theatre, Magnus Theatre, Carousel Players, Manitoba Theatre for Young People, Sudbury Theatre Centre, Thousand Islands Playhouse.
Mark grew up on his family's beef farm near Glencoe, Ontario. A graduate of the University of Toronto and Sheridan College, he lives in Toronto.
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"Assign essays on passions" [IMHO, Dec. 10], written by a student, should be read by all teachers and serious-minded curriculum designers.
Assigning essays that pertain to students' passions should also be greatly expanded to include meaningful reading material that is relevant to today's world.
Can't-miss topics should certainly include the world of work, describing in detail the unlimited and exciting career opportunities available upon graduation. Wouldn't the world be happier and more peaceful if everyone were fully engaged in the right careers?
Let's keep Shakespeare and Dickens in the plan books, while also turning our young onto an exciting future.
Fred Barnett, Lake Grove
Editor's note: The writer is a retired teacher from the Levittown school district.


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A Comparative Study on Regional Finance in Japan and Korea: Evidence from Three Questionnaires
In this paper, to analyze the similarities and differences between the regional finance of Japan and South Korea (hereinafter, "Korea"), we compared questionnaires to small to midsize companies located in Korea's Daegu/Gyeongbuk region with questionnaires to small to midsize companies located in Japan's Kansai and Tokai regions. From the results, we were able to confirm that regional finance systems in Japan and Korea are very similar. For example, in the US, there is an overwhelming amount of small to midsize companies with only one partner bank, however, in Japan and Korea, having multiple partner banks is the norm. Therefore, the practice of having multiple partner banks should not be considered as being unique to Japan, rather, it can be inferred that such a phenomenon is natural in certain social, economical, and legal systems. Contrastingly, we found various differences between Japan and Korea. For example, in response to the question on the assessment of financial institutions, Korea firms gave the most positive assessment for "provision of funds," whereas Japanese firms gave the most positive assessment for "knowledge on your companies." These differences can be understood as the causes of the discrepancy between Japan and Korea in the level of economic development.
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- Yamori, Nobuyoshi, 2009. "What Types of Small and Medium-sized Businesses Are Utilizing New Financial Products?," MPRA Paper 17494, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Hans Degryse, 2004.
"The Impact of Technology and Regulation on the Geographical Scope of Banking,"
Oxford Review of Economic Policy,
Oxford University Press, vol. 20(4), pages 571-590, Winter.
- Hans Degryse & Steven Ongena, 2004. "The Impact of Technology and Regulation on the Geographical Scope of Banking," Working Papers Department of Economics ces0408, KU Leuven, Faculty of Economics and Business, Department of Economics.
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Directed by an anonymous entity calling itself blackANDwhite, this 84-minute documentary about David Lynch isn't exactly a straightforward biography, but rather a snapshot of the iconoclastic American maverick at a particular point in his career: during the making of his bizarre 2006 magnum opus INLAND EMPIRE. With the static camera sitting on the floor of his office or basement workshop, or set up in his backyard garden where one his large-scale canvases hangs, Lynch is seen filming the daily weather report for his website, taking calls from actors and producers (whom he sometimes yells at) and talking about the role that transcendental meditation has played in his life. (He hasn't missed a daily meditation in 32 years, and feels all artists need to visit the "absolute pure being" to be truly successful creatively.) Lynch also tells stories from his Idaho youth (his surreal memory of hunting jackrabbits in the sagebrush would make a great short) and the penniless years he spent as a student in the badlands of Philadelphia. But mostly Lynch is busy with his latest project, INLAND EMPIRE, his first since 2001's MULHOLLAND DR. and the first David Lynch film to be shot entirely on consumer-grade digital video. After the storied fracas over MULHOLLAND DR., Lynch has foresworn celluloid forever (or so he says), and he waxes poetic over the mobility an unsettling, off-balance mood throughout the film. Lynch, his assistants and his small crew also find themselves in Poland, where sections of the film is set, and Lynch thrills to the decaying industrial interiors of Lodz's dead factories, which he gleefully photographs. Those already initiated into the esoteric mysteries of INLAND EMPIRE will no doubt find a lot of this interesting, but anyone looking for a general overview of the director will do better looking elsewhere (Toby Keeler's 1997 documentary PRETTY AS A PICTURE: THE ART OF DAVID LYNCH is as good a place to start as any). blackANDwhite's film captures an important American filmmaker at a pivotal moment when he has boldly flung himself into the void, shooting without a proper script and seeing where it all lands. But it's really the kind of thing one would expect to find as an extra on the bonus disc of the INLAND EMPIRE DVD, which is exactly where you can see its shorter sequel, LYNCH 2.
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Which Macbook Pro Retina For College
Im going into college in January, and plan to switch from my lenovo laptop to a macbook pro with retina.
I had a few questions considering this is going to be my first mac ever. i5 or i7? I know from reading that you cannot upgrade the processor or ram after purchase. i plan on using this as a programming platform (ios apps and video games). Also, will 8 gigs of ram be enough? Or will 16 gigs be required? Space isn't an issue because i have a primary machine for my main needs, and if need be i can get an external hdd. Thanks in advance for the help! Also if possible, can i get a macbook air as a substitute? (most likely not going to happen, just out of curiosity)
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