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How far along: 29 Weeks! 7.5 months strong!
Baby's size: 15.2 inches which I feel every single bit of and 2.54 pounds approximately. He is the size of a Fougasse (don't ask me how to pronounce that) which is similar to foccacia bread.
Sleep: Insomnia has come fierce this week. Again, it's to be expected since it is the third trimester and it has happened to me with all of my pregancies, however, this one takes the cake. I am up literally half the night most nights from about 1:30-5:30 or 6 before dozing off again only to be awakened by hip and back pain. I seem to do so much tossing and turning that I just cause soreness and pain. I really just need to start getting up and getting things done or stretching out my muscles. If I'm going to get 3 hours of sleep a night I'd prefer them to at least be pain free. Hoping my body will adjust soon and realize I've done this a few times and know how the sleep deprivation game works.
Best moment this week: Broncos won on Sunday after a rather stressful game…so on to the Championship we will go. Here's to hoping for a big win come Sunday!
Worst moment this week: We had some crappy weather yesterday that delayed our kids getting home from the bus and then created a fiasco where we couldn't get to them. Long story short they had an impromptu sleepover at my husband's aunt's house and I'm so thankful she was there to take care of them. It was a pretty scary and crappy ordeal that we are hoping doesn't happen again.
Movement: About the same. Moves a lot and likes to play. He knows when his brothers are around and reacts accordingly and is responding to touch and music a lot more. I practice my hypnobirthing courses at night before bed and as I go to sleep and he seems to be uber relaxed and calm during those which helps me drift off to sleep.
Cravings: Hot dogs….again. Why am I craving one of the worst things you can have while pregnant? Ugh it's so bad. I'm also back to cereal which is just so weird since I really don't eat cereal unless I'm pregnant.
Missing Anything: Sleep. Need I say more?!
Queasy or sick: Nothing this week. No dizzy spells or anything which was really great.
Looking forward to: Jared's birthday is next week and we are taking the whole day off to do who knows what…but who cares. WE ARE TAKING A DAY OFF!! Woot woot! The kiddos will be in school and the babysitter is scheduled to come and watch Gavin so me and that man I'm married to will actually get to see each other, without kids, outside of the house! Say What?!?!?!
Baby Item of the Week: I finally got some baby items I needed this week, including new swaddle blankets, burp cloths, towels and other just little essentials that either got ruined from Gavin or we ran out of. Still no finished nursery but we are close and once the walls and decor are done the rest should come together very easily.
Baby Name: For all of those who have asked about a name just wanted to give you an update. We have a name that we've had since I was about 16 weeks pregnant but have decided to not announce it until he is born. We aren't waiting to see what he looks like or anything but rather just thought it would be fun to save something. We never did that with any of our other kids so decided to play the waiting game this last time around. The only hint I'll give is it does go with our name theme which is 5 letters, ends in N, 2 syllables and has a greek middle name. So stay tuned for birthing day!!


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Expectations High For Rate Hike
Markets do not like surprises. If the Fed raises interest rates at Wednesday's FOMC meeting, it is not likely to be placed in the unexpected category. From The Financial Times:
"Investors are placing a near 100 per cent chance of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike later this month – the first tightening of monetary policy under the presidency of Donald Trump."
Wednesday's Fed extravaganza features a press conference and updated forecasts from FOMC members.
Rare And Rapid Shift In This Market Indicator
This week's stock market video covers a rare shift that has only occurred a handful of times over the past 35 years.
Labor Report Checked Last Box
The Reuters consensus forecast heading into Friday's monthly labor report called for a gain of 190,000 jobs. The report came in above expectations with a print of 235,000. From Reuters:
"Wall Street's top banks were unanimous on the view the Federal Reserve will increase interest rates at its policy meeting next week following a stronger-than-forecast February U.S. payrolls report, a Reuters poll showed on Friday. "It ticks all the boxes for the Fed to move next week," said Michael Hanson, chief U.S. macro strategist at TD Securities in New York."

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Discussion in 'Lawn Mowing' started by spcfoor, Aug 23, 2006.
How in the world do you sharpen them?
Very carefully Seriously, I put them in the vice at the unsharpened area at the bolt hole with the blade facing up. I use an angle grinder making light passes so not to heat up the blade. I can do a blade in less than 5 minutes.
The mulching blades I just run down the benchgrinder. I just move the blade to match the bevel.
you either use that method or get a kit for the grinders like the magna-matic 8000
Just hit the outer few inches that is flat...thats what does the cutting. Generally I dont see the inner higher portion get dull...unless they are hitting things with it.
MagnaMatic has some nice setups for it. I forget which model we have. I generally never use it that way though because we use the wider grinding wheel in it so it really doesnt work for following the curves. You need to switch to a narrow wheel for that. We mostly do commercial blades that are flat so it doesnt make sense to be switching wheels...
Thanks for the advice.
Correct the magna has you switch out the 1" wide wheel for the 1/2". I kinda agree with what your saying though. I think the imporant type is the last flat cutting edge but sharpening the higher section can't hurt.
If you really want the upper section sharpened you could still do it with the wider wheel. You just cant do the contour where it goes from low to high. I dont think even the thinner wheel gets the contours too well just becuase most of them are too abrupt...
Angle grinder with a flap disc.
I agree with this can't image spending a lot of money on fancy grinder unless he is running a large business. And the angle grinder can not only be used for curvy blades but more important hedge trimmer blades.


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Bill aims to digitize hunting licenses
Hunters in Illinois might be allowed to carry a digital copy of their hunting license rather than a physical one if House Bill 3093 passes the Senate, as it did in the House on March 15.
The bill, introduced by Rep. Avery Bourne (R-Litchfield), was introduced in the House on February 9 and passed on its third reading. The Senate took it up on March 16, and it now has been referred to the Assignments Committee. Sen. Dan McConchie (R-Lake Zurich) is its chief sponsor in the Senate.
"This bill makes hunting licenses able to be carried electronically," Bourne said. "It's an initiative of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR)."
The bill would also allow the DNR to develop a digital app to store all available hunting licenses.
Illinois offers several licenses, including sportsmen, fishing and hunting combinations with long- and short-term options. Hunters could in theory have faster and less cumbersome access to their license(s) through a smartphone. They will still have to renew and pay the associated fees.
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Mbombela - The R538 motorway leading to the Kruger National Park remains closed on Wednesday following service delivery protests, Mpumalanga police said."The municipality is cleaning the rubble from the road, but a lot of work still needs to be done to ensure it is accessible to motorists," Captain Leonard Hlathi said.Protesters were visible on Wednesday, but were not being disruptive or violent. They were standing around, he said."The situation is going back to normal."On Tuesday, protesters barricaded the road from Masoyi to Hazyview. It had been dug up and littered with stones and burning tyres since protests started on Saturday. Cars had also been damaged.Among the protesters' demands was access to water.
Although i can understand where the people are coming from
the violent way in which they protested is still unaccepteable
the protestors should be either made or help,to clean up the mess they made
They all services completely free of any costs without paying a single cent for any of the services they get such as refuse, roads etc.
ANC election promises gone wrong.
They should have dug up more of the road and made it safer for us tourists. It is actually a whole bunch of potholes joined together with a bit of tar.


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Physicist John Goodenough has established himself as one of the key figures behind the development of three distinct lithium battery chemistries.
"Look at all the Apple products that are powered at their core by lithium-ion batteries," noted Kevin See, an industry analyst for Lux Research. "The ability to pack all that energy into a small volume has truly enabled a revolution in functionality."
Indeed, high energy density has been a key to the success of lithium-ion, and it was Goodenough's work that set the stage for it. Before his efforts, researchers tried to use titanium sulfide with lithium, only to find it grew dendrites and short-circuited. Similarly, nickel cadmium chemistries showed promise but failed to operate at the necessary voltages.
"With lithium, I saw that they were going to need a cathode that would give a much better voltage," Goodenough says. "So I developed a lithium cobalt oxide, and that was the cathode that went in the first lithium-ion battery."
Today, Goodenough still sees a need for more energy density, especially if electric cars are to fulfill their ultimate promise. That's why, as he approaches his 90th birthday later this year, he continues to work on new chemistries.
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It's interesting when things wind to a close, you can't help but think back on how it all began. This has not been simply a campaign, but instead, a beautiful opportunity to renew everything that has made my time in public service so rewarding and special. The twelve weeks of door-to-door work was far less about introducing myself to my ward, but more about reacquainting myself with old friends and often picking-up on conversations that we began four years ago. Sure, we've been able to address issues
by asking "how can I help you" – but in my conversations with you, the residents of Ward 6, it is me who has benefited the most. I thank you for your hospitality and your kindness.
Ward 6 is a remarkable section of the city. It's the city's most diverse ward, socioeconomically, ethnically and otherwise – and yet – amid it all there is an optimism that runs consistently from our downtown, West Side Neighborhood, to our residents on Onota Lake and past Berkshire Community College – and everywhere in-between. Ward 6 is a home of great, large families. Some have been here for generation after generation, like the Hamiltons with family throughout the West Side, the Loehrs and Salatinos, and of course, the Tierneys whose imprint is undeniable in Ward 6 and throughout Pittsfield. There are so many more.
My family is here. Raising Arden just a stone's throw from the beautiful playground at Crosby Elementary School is a true blessing. Living in a neighborhood with other toddlers as playmates makes it even better.
Yes, we have our challenges. But, I believe that we can only meet those challenges by having a vision and working together with your colleagues and our residents. It's been a formula that has worked for me time and time again. Often I have found that I am most effective as a councilor when I have my constituents backing me up. And, isn't that how it should be in a democracy? Whether it was working to get a road reconstructed, improving the health and safety in our ward and city, or in enhancing the quality of life through work to improve our schools or making Pittsfield more business-friendly – you can't do it alone.
Building consensus and working well with others to find better solutions is what I have done best. This is what we need more than ever. Too often, government gets a bad name because of players who are more interested in the political games than getting things accomplished. Often, people are turned-off from the political process because some candidates are more interested in attacking their opponents than providing ideas on how we can make things better.
I believe that I have shown the people of Ward 6 in this campaign that I will vigorously set the record straight when it is called for – but without exception – I will stay focused on what is important: A professional, consensus-building and progressive approach to my role as city councilor.
In my time on the council, I have listened to my constituents. Their ideas and strongly-held beliefs are something that I have made my own. I believe in a revitalized West Side Neighborhood through continued partnerships and the realization of the Riverway vision. I believe in creating a new, state-of-the-art high school environment for our children and families – and I have been willing to walk the long, winding road to help get us there. I believe that every child, whether they live in the West Side Neighborhood or on outer West Street, should be as prepared to learn as all their peers when they walk into the classroom on the first day of school. And yes, I believe that we can achieve greater things in this community. You know, it wasn't long ago when it was more often a great day for the city of Pittsfield than otherwise, and we dared to dream of becoming the greatest small city in the Northeast.
Today, the forecast says that the sun will be shining. Sure, it'll be cold out there – but it's November 5th in the Berkshires. I know I'll be out there to see all of the friends I have made over the years, the memorable moments and little anecdotes that have enriched my own life and that of my family.
This is my home, Ward 6 in the city of Pittsfield. I am your neighbor and I have been there for you. Today, I humbly ask you to again consider me to be your representative on the city council.
Best wishes – and I'll see you at the polls, and I'll see you in the neighborhood.
-John Krol
It doesn't happen often, but journalist Dan Valenti, of planetvalenti.com, today agreed with the Berkshire Eagle on who is best fit to serve Ward 6. See Mr. Valenti's description below:
The marquee ward race pits incumbent John Krol versus former Ward 7 councilor (and failed mayoral candidate) Joe Nichols. THE PLANET moderated a live debate between these two in which the differences were stark. To sum up with a broad brushstroke, we think Krol represents the more forward-thinking political style. Nichols seems too much a blast from the past. Nichols campaign basically amounted to little more than the assertion that "Krol doesn't return calls" and not much else. You'd find plenty of Ward 6 residents who would dispute that Krol "doesn't return calls." In fact, Krol has been one of the most responsive ward councilors in recent memory. Krol has grown immensely since his first election. He has become more of an independent voice and vote, and he has displayed an open mind when it comes to city issues. As a ward representative, he has been true to the people who elected him. Nichols seems little more than a member of the slate that Bianchi has put together in an attempt to obtain control of the city council. In Ward 6, it's Krol all the way.
To the editor of THE EAGLE:
As the campaigning winds down and folks start thinking about who to elect for city counselor, I'm very fortunate that my decision is easy. He's the same bright, energetic and committed man that I voted for two years ago, John Krol. I have had the pleasure of knowing John in different venues over the years but it's his dedication to his constituents and the city of Pittsfield where he shines the brightest.
Last month, while on his campaign trail, John stopped at my home. I had been discouraged, as several years ago the city removed large trees from our front yard, along with the curb and then resurfaced the road. Those changes all led to water pooling in our yard and draining into our basement. John assured me that he would speak with the city. Within a few days, he returned with Peter Bruneau, manager of the highway department. A couple of days later, a new curb was installed, soil filled in across the bottom of my yard, and the water issue resolved!
As a Ward 6 resident, it is comforting to know that John Krol has our best interests first and foremost as he continues to represent us. We need to be there for John on Election Day as he has been for us. Please join me as I support and vote for incumbent John Krol for Ward 6 city counselor.
To the editor of THE EAGLE: (10/20/2013)
John Krol has always stood up for what is best for Pittsfield's Ward 6. He is always ready to do what his constituents need for him to do. If a resident has a problem he will try to work out the best solution. That doesn't always mean the resident gets what they want but the ward gets what is best.
He is one of the best advocates for the children of this ward as well, working with the elementary schools to make it a better place to send your children. As a parent and homeowner in Ward 6 I am pleased to be placing my vote for John Krol. Please consider placing your vote for him as well, on Nov. 5. KATIE BRELSFORD Pittsfield
(Berkshire Eagle, Oct. 18, 2013)
To the editor of THE EAGLE:
We are writing to enthusiastically endorse John Krol for re-election as Pittsfield's Ward 6 city councilor.
John works tirelessly to support our community on many levels, and his unwavering commitment to Pittsfield Public Schools is particularly commendable. As elementary school teachers and parents of a toddler, the quality of public education is especially important to us. John has a unique understanding of the delicate balance between property value, taxes, school budget, and school choice, and the way these issues affect the future of this community.
I believe John's dedication as city councilor will bring about the kind of change that can positively affect the quality of our public schools. We are lucky to have an advocate for west Pittsfield with such keen intelligence, youthful energy, and dedication to the improvement of our community.
By protecting the quality of life in Ward 6 and ardently supporting our schools, John Krol has unquestionably earned our vote on Nov. 5.
To the editor of THE EAGLE:
(appeared in the Berkshire Eagle Oct. 15, 2013)
I am writing to express support for John Krol as the incumbent who is once again campaigning for re-election as city councilor for Ward 6 in the city of Pittsfield.
I have had the distinct pleasure of knowing John both professionally and personally over the past seven years. I, as a former city employee who worked with John as a councilor, found that he was always professional, attentive, respectful and a tireless advocate for his ward and the entire city. Four years later, he is still going strong and is very consistent in his passion for the city.
John is a dedicated husband, father, professional, and ward councilor and works above and beyond to ensure that he meets the needs of his ward constituents, and the entire city and county. He plays an active role on many committees and spends a lot of effort improving the quality of life for Pittsfield residents.
As a city taxpayer and active voter, what I really appreciate about John is his consistency and longevity. His website is active all year long and he engages citizens even in non-voting years. He is not a councilor who only comes active during an election season and if you are looking for someone who is confident, consistent, and will be an advocate for the city of Pittsfield in an effort to move forward, I ask that you vote for John Krol in the upcoming election.
(Berkshire Eagle Oct. 13, 2013)
To the editor of THE EAGLE:
I am proud to call John Krol my Ward 6 councilor. He has always been there for my neighborhood, advocating for the needed reconstruction of our street, leading the effort for common sense mosquito control and for his professional approach to issues before the City Council.
However, what I love most about John is his passion and commitment to the community. This is perhaps best reflected by his dedication spreading positive energy through his daily radio program "Good Morning Pittsfield." Each morning, he volunteers his time to intelligently inform the community. It has also been a priceless sounding board for individuals and organizations, myself included, to promote causes that so many of us are passionate about.
John, you have my vote on Nov. 5. Thank you for all you do for our community.
To the editor of THE EAGLE:
I want to urge everyone in Ward 6 to vote for John Krol for Pittsfield City Councilor. John is a positive force working tirelessly to improve our city.
My personal experience with John was very positive. I contacted him and then-City Councilor Mike Ward concerning the state Department of Conservation and Recreation's landscape designations for the Pittsfield State Forest.
John and Mike took my concerns seriously and actually had the head of the DCR attend a meeting of the City Council, where they grilled him on the DCR's plans. The council wrote a letter to the DCR, which I'm certain won some concessions to protect our wonderful forest.
John also originated and hosts the " Good Morning Pittsfield" radio show on WTBR.
His show highlights many very positive and even controversial things happening in Pittsfield and the Berkshires.
Please vote for Krol and help keep his positive energy going!
BRAD HERDER Pittsfield
My kickoff speech has been online on YouTube for several weeks, but I wanted to makes sure that all my readers were able to see it. See below for the description and video of the speech…
Ward 6 Councilor John Krol kicks-off his campaign for re-election with a speech highlighting his progressive, professional and consensus-building approach to the issues facing the people of Ward 6 and the city of Pittsfield. Councilor Krol highlights his effectiveness at delivering significant infrastructure improvements to Ward 6, his uncompromising support for public education and the West Side neighborhood, his leadership in creating a common sense mosquito control program in Pittsfield, advocating for Pittsfield to become one of the first Green Communities in Massachusetts and his charge to reduce the mayor's proposed commercial tax rate to make Pittsfield more business-friendly.


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Us Open Tee Times, Rory McIlroy has a lead of six shots ahead of the third round of U.S. Open Congressional Country Club in 2011 he established a record score of 36 holes. McIlroy carded rounds of 65 and 66 to reach 11 under par through two rounds, and is the first player in U.S. Open history to reach double digits under par through 36 holes.
He leads by six shots YE Yang, and is nine ahead of the next closest competitors. McIlroy finished his second round early in the afternoon, and as such will have a long wait between the second and third round. It will not tee off until 15:50 ET on Saturday with Yang, a wait of almost 27 hours from the game.
It's something the players are treated differently, as many would like to get to the golf course early, waiting in the place the night often leads to sleepless nights.
This departure time is also two hours later than normal. Usually finished in 18:00 is the goal when the U.S. Open played in the Eastern Time zone, but this will end around 20:00 ET.
McIlroy is the favorite to win the U.S. Open Lines at Bodog Sportsbook
Below are the last 10 matches going on Saturday at the Congressional Country Club, finishing with McIlroy and Yang?
Marc Leishman 2:20, Alexander Noren
2:30 Charl Schwartzel, Noh Seung-Yul
2:40 John Senden Patrick Cantlay
Brandt Jobe 2:50, Ryan Palmer
3:00 Davis Love, Heath Slocum
3:10 Robert Rock, Alvaro Quiros
Kyung-Tae Kim 3:20, Matt Kuchar
3:30 Brandt Snedeker, Zach Johnson
3:40 Sergio Garcia Robert Garrigus
3:50 Y.E Yang, Rory McIlroy
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|25 Mar 2014
Win8/8.1,Win7-U64, Vista U64, uncounted Linux distor's
That doesn't stop me from thinking about a i7 4960X series some day.
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That doesn't stop me from thinking about a i7 4960X series some day.
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Update to the saga FYI
Got over the hangover, did the housework, tended the garden, did some overdue jobs around the house for a couple of weeks and took the ball and chain out for dinner a few times and walaahh, back in the good books.
You know the story, happy wife = happy life. The dream of a new computer has been in the back of my mind so.......like the alpha male, (yeah right!!), I quietly crept out this morning and bought the parts. I figure I've got until the next Mastercard statement comes in to live and enjoy it! Thanks all for your help previously and have updated my specs.
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|08 Jun 2014
That's your opinion till she changes it for you again.
Ya may need a couple more dinners out and a stay in a hotel for a night or two.
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|08 Jun 2014
We'll be expecting pictures........................of the rig
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|08 Jun 2014
Rig pics can do, B&C a little difficult.
Last time I took a photo of the old chook it came out in negative, paintings fell off the wall, the power went off in the house and the dogs from all over the neighborhood left town yelping their bollocks off!!
Jeez, I'm glad she has no interest in the internet.........and won't read this.....or I'd be dead meat.
On a serious note, WOW!!! the new rig flies
So thanks again for the advice offered fellers, it helped me decide for sure.
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Good news, you should post up some pics of it in the Show us your rig thread.
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2 Kings 24:18-20King James Version (KJV)
18 Zedekiah was twenty and one years old when he began to reign, and he reigned eleven years in Jerusalem. And his mother's name was Hamutal, the daughter of Jeremiah of Libnah.
19 And he did that which was evil in the sight of the Lord, according to all that Jehoiakim had done.
20 For through the anger of the Lord it came to pass in Jerusalem and Judah, until he had cast them out from his presence, that Zedekiah rebelled against the king of Babylon.
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The North Country Gift Box features some of Sugarbush's most popular items from the catalog. We have combined them into a gift that in the end created an incredible assortment of flavor.
The North Country Gift Box contains a 6oz box of local Vermont crackers, a 10.5oz jar of Sugarbush Farm Red Raspberry Jam, a 7oz jar of Maple Horseradish Mustard and a trio pack of our popular cheeses. The trio pack is made up of 3-4oz bars, Original Naturally Smoked Cheese, Sharp Cheddar Cheese and a Mountain Jack Cheese.
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My mom lives in Florida, but her favorite place to visit when she comes to stay with me in New England is Sugarbush Farm! Our our first mother-daughter road trip, we came for a visit to sample cheese. Since then, we have both been hooked on the maple syrup and cheeses. This gift box is the perfect way to remind her of these memories we share of our favorite Vermont destination. Thanks, Sugarbush!
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My parents are big fans of Sugarbush farm. We sent them this gift box to thank them for watching our kids for the weekend. It was perfect!
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Often there are questions and misconceptions about pool table sizes. Let's clear up some of these things because It is actually a very simple concept once you get a hold of the pool table size chart.
Bar Size Pool Table
What is it. Well, a standard bar size pool table is typically referring to a 7′ X 3′ coin operated, most often "Valley" pool table. This is only a typical bar size pool table though. A bar can install any pool table that is likes, if the owner has the space a the budget to buy a nice full size pool table ( a nine foot) then he has every right, it's his bar.
Regulation Size pool table
Now here is another variable, the regulation size depends on the governing body or association of the pool tournament. It will place the regulations on what size pool table will be used. Again there is a typical size that is used in many tournaments, it is the 8 or eight and a half foot pool table, however, this not the case in many other tournaments especially snooker where a larger 12 foot table is most ofter the center piece.
Standard Pool Table Size
Here again, there is not an actual "standard pool table size". If there is a pool table that is close to a standard size then it would probably be the 8 foot pool table, only because it is the middle ground in American billiards. What I mean by that is that there are 3 main sizes when it comes to American style Billiards: 7 foot, 8 foot and 9 foot (are there more? yes). The seven foot table accommodates a smaller room and budget. The nine foot table is on the opposite spectrum, more expensive and requires a larger space dedicated to it. The 8 footer is in the middle and is most often a perfect medium between the two. It is the choice of many residential pool table owners and my favorite too.


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When I was a kid, we did goals for the year instead of resolutions. Just thinking about word choice, "goals" makes a lot more sense than "resolutions". Aren't resolutions really just something we're shooting for and hoping to achieve, rather than something we've resolved to do? I don't know anyone who actually resolves to do something and does it. I mean, resolutions last a couple weeks at the most, then people quit in the face of failure. A goal is something I find that I can stray from and come back to.
With this is mind, here are some goals of mine for this year:
- Be more consistent from day to day with my expectations of myself, my husband, and my kids.
- Communication is always something I can strive to do better.
- Be more encouraging to those around me.
- No more processed, white sugar or white flour foods.
- 1 cup whole wheat pastry flour
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 cup (one stick) unsalted butter
- 2-3 tablespoons cold water
- 1 cup whole wheat pastry flour
- 1/2 cup (one stick) unsalted butter
- 1 cup water
- 3 eggs
- 1 teaspoon almond extract
- 1 1/2 cups (180 grams) icing sugar
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- sprinkles
- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
- Make the crust: cut together flour, salt and butter with a pastry blender or food processor. Add water until dough just holds together. Roll on parchment into a large rectangle, 1/8 inch thick.
- Make the filling: bring water and butter to a boil, remove from heat and briskly stir in flour, then stir in eggs and extract until smooth. Spread evenly over unbaked crust, all the way to the edges. Place on baking tray and bake 30-35 minutes, until golden brown.
- Once the cookie is cool, mix together all glaze ingredients in a small bowl.
- Drizzle glaze over cookie and sprinkle generously with sprinkles. Cut into rectangles to serve.
My question to you: what special food do you have to ring in the New Year?


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The Polish news agency PAP quoted Archbishop Stanislaw Dziwisz of Krakow this week as saying Pope Benedict XVI's trip to Poland next year may take place sooner than expected.
Although the Holy See has not officially confirmed the visit, Polish media had reported that the Pope would visit Poland in June. Pope Benedict himself, during an interview on Polish television, stated he intended to visit the homeland of his predecessor.
According to PAP, the visit could take place in May of 2006 rather than in June, in order not to coincide with the World Soccer Cup, which is slated to begin June 9 and will feature the Polish team among the competitors.


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Unconformity and Entropy: Greyman Cries, Shaman Dies, Billowing Smoke, Beauty Evoked
A book by Anish Kapoor, 2009
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Unconformity and Entropy: Greyman Cries, Shaman Dies, Billowing Smoke, Beauty Evoked is a book illustrating the process of the making of The Identity Engine, Anish Kapoor's cement printing machine
The Identity Engine is a shit machine that farts and craps its way along its ordained path, transforming concrete into stigmergic, self-organised structures. Wounds and gashes, pleats and folds emerge at will and either self-heal or continue to rupture. - Excerpt from the book
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In one of the most interesting such human-interest stories I've seen, OutFront Colorado this month published a front-cover article profiling four Colorado elders: Pat Barrington, 77; Dennis Dougherty, 69; Bobby Gates, 71; and Corky Blankenship, 67.
The article, which includes both solo and group pictures of all the elders, also interviews Shari Wilkins, program coordinator for SAGE of the Rockies, who tells about another 86-year-old man who approached her shortly after his wife of 67 years passed away. "He came here to The Center and told me, 'I'm pretty sure I'm gay and I don't know what to do about it.'" With SAGE's help, the now 87-year-old "has since then blossomed into a confident artist, marching in the Veterans Contingent at the front of last summer's Pride parade."
The four people profiled tell stories that illustrate a range of experiences of what it was like being lesbian, gay, or bisexual decades ago. When Pat came out to her mom, her mom came out to her. Bobby was a Jehovah's Witness and married to a woman until a fellow Jehovah's Witness outed him and ended both his marriage and his community membership. Corky was married to a lesbian until they moved to San Francisco and found a gayer scene. Pat tells about (heterosexually) married women meeting in women's bars, which were frequently raided. Corky speaks to his great love – dancing – and Bobby lists some of the many activities local LGBT older adults are engaged in today. Dennis talks of his lifelong activism.
You can read this lovely story for yourself at http://outfrontcolorado.com/ofcblog/life-style/aging-gay-lesbian-and-gay-seniors-flourish-in-changing-times/


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Coldplay A Head Full of Dreams Tour in Bangkok, A Well Executed Farewell Concert from the British Band
Coldplay who started off their career in 1996 as an alternative rock band, made a name for themselves when they hit it big with single "Yellow". After then, the British band's releases from singles, album, and tour have been selling so well and they got a huge and avid followings from all over the world. In 2015, the British band comprised of Chris Martin, Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman, and Will Champion revealed their seventh studio album called "A Head Full Of Dreams". In a radio interview on BBC 1 Radio with Zane Lowe, Chris Martin revealed that this would be their last album and closed out the chapter of Coldplay's career. An announcement of a world tour followed the launching of the album, and Asia becomes one of the destination. The Display's contributor and writer, Audy Prasetya, had a chance to attend the concert "A Head Full of Dreams Tour" in Bangkok and wrote his thoughts about it. The tour can be said as the best farewell decision from them. As we could see, Bangkok's crowd was flocked with many Indonesians and some of them even brought Slank flags around. People have been lining up from 8AM even though the show started at 9PM.
Coldplay opened their set with rendition from their latest album "A Head Full of Dreams" and it successfully burned the crowd. There were two stages on the Rajamangala Stadium Bangkok and the band utilized both stages to get closer to their fans. "Yellow" and "Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall" were sung next by Coldplay. A stream of confetti and blast of fireworks were displayed throughout the concert. Other familiar songs like "The Scientist", "Birds" and "Paradise" were performed with a new arrangement that made the songs sound different and new. Then, moving to stage B, the band sang "Always In My Head", "Magic", "Everglow" with an astounding set of lighting. They went back to stage A, "Clocks", "Midnight", "Charlie Brown" and "Hymn for The Weekend" hyped up the audience. "Fix You" one of the staple song from Coldplay's setlist became the highlight as it brought out emotion and tears from those who listened. It almost felt like a religious ritual with Chris Martin and friends as the Gods. It was then followed with "Heroes", "Viva La Vida", and "Adventure of A Lifetime".
Back to stage B, there was a nice surprise on "Don't Panic" as Will and Jonny took over the vocals, and it was performed acoustically. Their latest collaboration song with The Chainsmoker "Something Just Like This" was also sung and it was closed with "A Sky Full of Stars" and "Up & Up". Guy hinted that they might be performing again at the end of the year, but as we remembered Chris' statement, another album seems unlikely. As the unforgettable night in Bangkok was finished, Coldplay would continue the rest of their Asia's tour schedule until the last destination in San Diego, USA. Thank you Coldplay for the good tunes so far, hope to see you guys again on another occasion!
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Czech Republic vs Lithuania 2017 International Friendly: Match Preview and Prediction
Fixture: Czech Republic vs Lithuania
Competition: FIFA International Friendly
Date: Wednesday, 22th March, 17:00 GMT
Stadium: Městský stadion.
Czech Republic vs Lithuania: Preview
Czech Republic vs Lithuania match is going to be held on 22th March at Městský stadion. Czech Republic held a 1-1 home draw against Denmark and other side Lithuania suffered a 4-0 away defeat against Slovakia on their previous matches.
Czech Republic will start the match favorite against Lithuania in this fixture of International friendly at Městský stadion.
Czech Republic vs Lithuania: Head-to-Head Stats
- Both teams have played 6 matches against each other in all the competitions. Czech Republic has secured 5 wins and 1 defeat against Lithuania. Lithuania has scored 5 goals against Czech Republic and concedes 18 goals against them.
- Lithuania suffered a 1-4 home defeat against Czech Republic in their last meetings in the match of EC Qualification on 12th Oct, 2011.
Czech Republic vs Lithuania: Prediction
Lithuania will try their best to secure at least an away draw from this match and Czech Republic is ready to secure a home win from the fixture. Czech Republic is better side to compare with Lithuania when they will play against each other at Městský stadion.
Predicted result will be a home win for Czech Republic.
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Asian Handicap : Czech Republic -1.0 at 2.00
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I recently moved to another neighbourhood. As excited as I was about the move, the daunting task of packing put a damper on my good spirits. In what only proved to elevate the mood kill, I realized something alarming. I have a serious candle problem.
After going from room to room collecting an armload or two of various wax balls, pillars and jars, I placed them on the coffee table next to a stack of packing paper and an empty box. Once I had all of my candles on the table, I counted them out slowly, slightly alarmed at the growing collection. Hmm, twenty candles, that's not too bad, right? Then I realized I'd only gathered all the candles from the first floor.
We all have our little quirks when it comes to collections, be it candles, refrigerator magnets, or, in the case of my husband, tacky shot glasses. But what happens when our impulse or slightly obsessive purchases spill over into our business?
As a college student, I worked at the book store on campus. Our manager/buyer had a slight obsession with writing instruments, especially pens. We had a huge double-sided, multi level shelf that ran the length of the first section of the book store parallel to the checkouts, shaping the line for our customers during busy periods. One side of this shelf was filled to overflowing with highlighters, mechanical pencils, every other type of pencil you can imagine, as well as those plastic encased eraser sticks. The other side of the shelf? Yep, you guessed it. Pens. A wall of every kind of pen you could possibly think of.
Obviously, demand did not keep up with supply. Each week, staff would go through boxes of pens and highlighters, checking to see if the ink had run dry. I could spend an hour or more scribbling on scrap paper, tossing useless pens into a cardboard box. And as our manager continued to bring in new shipments, we would look for older to pens to discount, always at less than cost. The discounted products would be thrown haphazardly into bins at the front of the store, as close to the entrance as possible. Not only was this a huge waste of money in terms of dollars spent on merchandise and man hours, but also in terms of opportunity lost.
Imagine how much the book store could've earned if the shelf had been lined with a variety of merchandise that would contribute to the impulse purchase decisions while people were bored in line. And those same old bargain bins filled with the same old stuff every time a customer walked in? I always wondered why we wouldn't place newer stock that would entice students to come in to the book store when they weren't in the need for a new text book.
The manager of the book store was not bad at her job. Other areas were organized and profitable, and she ran a tight ship. She simply let her personal shopping preferences cloud her judgment in this particular instance. As entrepreneurs, we're definitely not immune to allowing our personal habits spill into our business habits. But it's important to recognize when it is happening and what the implications might be.
So this week, why not look for clues or signs that this might be happening to you: Is your office overloaded with company branded thumb tacks or other quirky merchandise that never seems to make it into the hands of your customers? Are your business cards made out of stainless steel even though metal has no connection to what you actually do? Do you only have one employee, perhaps a summer intern, who you welcome with a basket full of company branded merchandise? If so, it's possible that you're letting your love of style and/or your logo creep into your marketing budget.
And if your back room is filled with spiffy new binders even though your business is pretty much paperless or you spent your entire lighting budget on a chandelier, you may be letting your personal preferences get in the way of making money.
Once you've recognized a problem area, do the math. Add up how much have you spent in terms of dollars and man hours. Determine how you could have spent that money to help your business grow. Just don't beat yourself up about it. You might not be able to recoup your cost but you've learned a valuable lesson and you've already figured out how to tighten up your budget. Congrats!
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Buster Lx
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Buster Lx can be tailored to fit Your needs
Over time, the Buster Lx has been a versatile, sporty favourite – and our new model continues this tradition. Not least because it combines features that can usually be found only on much larger boats. The Buster Lx is the smallest boat in the range that's driven from separate seats, and the compact consoles with wrap-around windscreens provide shelter for up to six passengers.
The integrated canvas garage makes everyday boating life easier, and protects the canvas top from moisture and UV radiation when not in use. At the same time the navigation light mast has a dedicated storage location inside the lid of the canvas garage. The Buster Lx is also improved in terms of ergonomy and seaworthiness. The new hull geometry gives a comfortable ride regardless of weather, while the optional, flush mounted 7" chart plotter contributes to safety - regardless of whether you commute, fish or are into watersports. The comprehensive storage options can be customized due to the removable seat-stowage boxes.
The fixed 53 litre fuel tank, rainwater draining cockpit, new step bow and the removable aft sofa are further arguments that bode well for future commercial success. Regardless of how the boat is used, the new consoles with wrap around windscreens create a uniquely safe and sheltered cockpit. The new step bow allows for more storage space while facilitating loading and passage. It does not suit the nature of this boat to lie in port, and with the right options and accessories the new Buster Lx offers the active boater the option to extend the boating season.
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Storage space
Integrated canvas garage
Detachable back seat (lockable)
Storage in the bow
Standard accessories
NFB-cable steering
Steering console, windshield
Left console, windshield
Door between consoles, fixed
Lockable stowage (one key system)
Buster Q 10"
Integrated canvas garage
Detachable back seat
Offshore seats 2 pcs, seat covers
Swim platform
Swim ladder
Fire extinguisher
Battery compartment
Main switch with automatic fuses
Automatic bilge pump
Built-in fuel tank
Navigation lights
Light mast, detachable
Power outlet 12V
Rainwater draining cockpit
Yamaha Y-COP immobilizer
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Cushion set
Aft canvas, split in two parts
Harbour cover
Watersports bracket
Wakeboard rack for watersports bracket
Seat-stowage box 45 l
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Colm Keys: They may not recognise it but Dublin and Donegal have been good for each other
Donegal and Dublin have both made adjustments from semi-final defeats to each other to win an All-Ireland title the following year
In his autobiography 'Until Victory Always', Jim McGuinness recalls the chill wind that blew hard in their direction in the aftermath of the 2011 championship season, whipped up by the extraordinary nature of their All-Ireland semi-final with Dublin that year.
A couple of months later, McGuinness travelled to Wicklow for a forum organised by the St Patrick's club where he was a guest along with Henry Shefflin and Darran O'Sullivan. Micheál ó Muircheartaigh was moderating.
At one point he was talking about Donegal's approach to the season in general when ó Muircheartaigh cut in with what McGuinness described as a "gentle reproach".
"You know Jim there is a way to win an All-Ireland."
The renowned broadcaster may well have been reflecting a strong view among the wider GAA audience at the time.
For McGuinness though his views "made sense" to the locals who, he pointed out, hadn't found a way to win an All-Ireland yet.
The nature of that 2011 semi-final still influences the Gaelic football discourse to this day.
Read More: McBrearty will need a hand if donegal are to upset the odds
Coupled with their 2014 semi-final is it too much to say that, given the impact that game had on checking Dublin's more cavalier side, Dublin-Donegal championship games have shaped the biggest trends of the modern era more than any other rivalry? Hardly not.
Would there have been a Connacht final with in excess of 450 handpasses, one in every three backwards, if the mould hadn't been broken by the 242 or so recorded by Donegal in that semi-final less than five years earlier?
Would Kildare have set up with two sweepers in an opening championship match in Croke Park earlier this year against Wexford if the precedent hadn't been set in 2011?
Of course the Kerry goal rush in their previous Croke Park championship match helped to shape their thinking but Donegal made it more acceptable.
Yet the irony is that Donegal had planned for a different type of game than the entrenched 0-8 to 0-6 stalemate, only broken in the last 10 minutes by a Dublin side that recovered its nerve in time.
"It was a big a shock to the players to learn in the hotel just a few hours before the game that we were going to play this way," recalled the team's centre-forward Michael Hegarty who retired at the end of that season.
"Up to that we had been playing a little more openly. We won an Ulster final against Derry playing good football, had a great match with Kildare."
They defended as planned but didn't break with anything like the speed, intensity or numbers that they needed to.
Hegarty recalls thinking at half-time that if they got Neil Gallagher on the field and pushed Michael Murphy up they would win the game. But they held the same shape for far too long.
That forced a rethink in the off-season that saw their average points total jump from 12 to 17 in one season.
Similarly the 2014 semi-final led to a marked redrawing of Dublin's plans, especially the role since given to Cian O'Sullivan who had spent Gavin's first two seasons in charge as a midfielder.
The positioning of such an athletic defender as Michael Darragh Macauley's midfield partner was a statement of intent in itself as to how Dublin were going to play.
O'Sullivan's withdrawal to centre-back, arguably his most natural position, and the deeper-lying positions he takes up now make him, with Stephen Cluxton, arguably Dublin's most important player.
That 2014 defeat led to some of Gavin's most insightful comments a few weeks later when he publicly accepted responsibility for the performance and the "vulnerability" and "unpredictability" of how they sometimes went about their business that year.
"It's about trying to get that balanced approach in the future. The performance wasn't balanced in relation to the game and we got ruthlessly punished by a very good team who exploited it. That's for me to go away and learn from."
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In the midst of a 25-match unbeaten streak dating back to March 1 last year that learning process was clearly quick and effective.
Thus, there has been symbiosis at play in the relationship between these two teams, lessons learned in each other's company, three years apart, successfully crafting semi-final losers into All-Ireland champions 12 months later. They may not recognise it but Dublin and Donegal have been good for each other.
For Hegarty, the pragmatism required inevitably invades every dressing-room, even Dublin's.
"Supporters are very upset with how the game has gone but as a player even when we were involved we had no success with great teams for about 10 years; we ended up being caught out too often at the back. It's all about the result. Players don't care how they get to that point and what it takes."
Hegarty figures that if Donegal can get on the front foot early and dictate terms they can win the game.
A defence that has conceded just 1-4 from 3-38 from placed balls in their last three games needs to be maintain that discipline against a place-kicker, Dean Rock, who has nailed each of his last 17 shots in two games.
"Donegal still has one of the strongest defensive structures. Maybe the same energy isn't down through the middle of the team but it's there on the wings."
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Just joined, I have been reading on this board for a little while and have come to the conclusion that the people on here are actual car enthusiasts whereas NASIOC has way too many people who just want to talk crap and ruin legitimate threads. This is my car a 2003 WRX wagon, all stock except for a rear strut bar, a rally armor skid plate and flaps, and my ghetto lights up front. I am into rally X and hope to one day be able to build a stage rally car once I get out of college and get a new house with a garage, but for now I will be content RallyXing and taking the Primitive Rally School in october. Well a new development, my car now has the notorious failing WRX transmission, I am quite shocked and devastated but l will now be looking for a new DD. If any one has a reasonably priced around $3000 5 speed subaru (preferably wagon) please post a link or something, I don't think I can PM yet.
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Welcome! There's a lot of good information and definitely a lot of real enthusiasts here!
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Posted 13 September 2010 - 01:43 AM
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Outside the lecture theatre...
It's important that you lift your head out of the books occasionally and take a look around. Look at all the things you'll miss if you don't!
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Follow your interests
- If your College doesn't work out as a good source of new friends, then the club/s you join will
- Through OUSA you can join up to 100 clubs, covering any strange or random interest.
Here's a quick sample: some sporting clubs = alpine sports, archery, white water canoeing, fencing, rowing, rugby, debating, shooting, squash, tramping, running...
Some interest/ cultural/ spiritual/ political clubs = African Students' Association, Roleplaying Society, Shamanic Circle, Meditation, Campus Greens, International Socialist Organisation, Capoeira, Amnesty International, Sai Youth, Catholic Society...
If you can't find a club for you in the link below, put a notice in Critic, find 15 people interested in your thing, and start your own. Drinking = not a club; it's a sign you have no other friends...
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- So we also run short recreation courses. Called 'get a taste' they're designed to let you get a taste of new things. They're nothing to do with your degree, they're all through our OUSA Clubs and Societies Centre, and all for fun.
Here're some of the courses people are taking right now: African drumming, wine tasting, car repair, breakdancing, Indian cooking, into to pool playing, Russian for beginners, sustainable flatting... and there's heaps more where these came from.
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- Food is a lot less expensive if you bring our own lunch to uni; you can use the communal microwaves
- Dunedin is a great city, take time out once in a while to walk / bus around and see what's out there (not just the CBD)
- You should probably buy an umbrella. Or a raincoat.
- Traffic will try and run you down when jay walking around the north end of dunedin (ie scarfie land)
- That scarfie drinking stuff - it's all hype. Most of us aren't mindless pissheads (sorry)
- The Dunedin City council/newspaper/weather are all generally crap. How I miss the dom post!
- Everything is within walking distance
- It's a really good 'student town', everyone's pretty lax about everything...
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- We love going to the Botanic Gardens and visiting the aviary
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- Still in a car: Shag Point, just north past Palmerston - about 40 mins drive - is in fact named for the shag colony; there's also a track to the next bay where you can see yellow eyed penguins without the sand dune experience.
- Go up the hill behind Waikouaiti (on your way back to town?) and check out the first farm buildings from the area.
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- Sell your things (now you're a Whole New Person) at the monthly OUSA Market Days
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- There's a massive and vibrant (and a bit underground) arts and music scene here; Dunedin is world famous for it
- Advice: don't mention the new Dunedin stadium to anyone over the age of 30, especially taxi drivers!
- Between most of the bars and most of the Colleges are Dunedin's two main highways. If you see lights coming toward you at night as you're wandering back to your Hall, wait on the footpath for the lights to pass. They won't stop for you. In fact, a lot of the time they'll speed up... and when they're a huge truck, it's not pretty
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- $3 veggie lunches at OUSA Clubs and Socs Centre have saved many a scarfie from starvation
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- Feeling alone? Call home. As well. you can talk to us, go and see the Chaplains in the Union Building (they don't mind if it happens you're not the most god-fearing person on the planet), chat to an R.A - don't ignore your feelings of loneliness and/or isolation.
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- Homesickness - to come
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Holy Land: Christians and Druze young people share summer camp
A group of 20 Christian and Druze teenagers from Mughar in the Galilee are taking part in a joint summer camp, aimed at lowering tension following the riots that swept the Lower Galilee village five months ago the Jerusalem Post reported yesterday. The week-long summer camp, under the heading "No to Violence," is the brainchild of police from the Ammakim District's Community and Civil Guard Department at the Tiberias station. Each day, police vans transport the 13 and 14 year-olds from the village to the station house where they hold discussion groups on the subject of violence as well as lectures on a wide range of subjects. In the afternoons, the ten Christian and ten Druze teenagers take part in recreational activities in the area. "At the outset the teenagers were very quiet and hardly spoke to one another but after just a couple of days they were chatting and enjoying each others' company," said Tiberias District Department Head Ch.-Supt. Shlomi Levy. Intensive reconciliation efforts, including repairs to property and lengthy meetings between Druze and Christian leaders in the framework of a Sulha committee, have helped restore calm since Druze youths attacked the Christian community five months ago. The opening in May of a permanently manned police post in the village, which until then had been covered by the Tiberias station a 20-minute drive away, has been another factor in life returning to normal. Nevertheless, tension has remained below the surface and it was in an effort to address this problem that police came up with the idea of a joint summer camp. Levy said that a secondary motto of the camp was based on an Arabic proverb that it was "better to have a good neighbour than a brother far away." "Every morning there are discussion groups on the subject of violence based on stories in the newspaper or from television reports followed by lecturesthey went on a boat trip on the Kinneret and on Tuesday afternoon are being hosted at the swimming pool of the Nahar Hayarden Hotel. Many other activities are planned for the rest of the week," Levy said. Levy said the teenagers were being hosted at the summer camp thanks to the generosity of owners and operators of attractions. Police and Civil Guard volunteers have also helped out working with the children. "The aim is for the teenagers to get to know one another, and by seeing that there are no differences between them, this will generate understanding and tolerance. It is also good for the image of the Police Force. Afterwards, the children will return to the village as emissaries with the message of no to violence. We will remain in touch with them to help reinforce that message," Levy added. Source: Israeli Media Office