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My in-laws are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary in August, and I'm looking for some decent restaurants to recommend for dinner. In the past, they have picked Congee Queen, Paesanos and Trappers, so I want to try and avoid another bad/inappropriate dinner.
There were likely be 10 - 12 people, all adults. We've taken them to places like Scaramouche and Splendido in the past, and they just really didn't enjoy themselves, mostly because of the pricing.
Simple, well executed, decent service, nice atmosphere Italian would be ideal and for some reason, I'm drawing a complete blank. And definitely north of St. Clair and south of Steeles, as this is their comfort zone.


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Over half a billion Indian fans tune in to ICC World Cup 2015
With India's winning streak extending to a record nine matches in the World Cup, the viewership for the 50-over showpiece event has risen to over half-a-billion in the cricket crazy country.
The league stage figures post three weeks of the quadrennial event have touched 534 million viewers after the first 29 matches (TAM data CS4+ extrapolated to the universe using a standard conversion factor).
After getting record-breaking TRPs in India's first two wins against Pakistan and South Africa, the Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led side once again made the fans stay glued to their television sets with a 13.1 TVR rating sccross Star network and DD (TAM data M15+ ABC).
262 million viewers (TAM data CS4+ extrapolated to the universe using a standard conversion factor) tuned in to watch India chase down the West Indies' total to register their fourth consecutive win in this edition.
Viewers across the country cheered for Team India across multiple feeds with Hindi, English and Tamil emerging as the preferred languages. Hindi and regional language contribution continued to be high with 80 per cent of the viewership coming from the non-English feed.
Star extended the 'Mauka' campaign for the India West Indies game incorporating the festive celebrations on the occasion of Holi receiving overwhelming response from the fans. The India West Indies promo was watched by over 2.7 million fans as the campaign overall crossed over 17 million online views.
262 million viewers tuned in to India-Windies encounter
A staggering 262 million viewers tuned in to watch the India versus West Indies cricket World Cup Pool B game as the Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led side registered their fourth consecutive win on March 6, according to a Star Sports report.
Over half a billion fans have tuned in to the quadrennial event for the first 29 matches.
In the Pool B game at the WACA in Perth, defending champions India were in a spot of bother losing six wickets chasing a modest total of 182. But skipper Dhoni (45) ensured his team got over the line, clinching the contest with four wickets to spare.


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the conventional way to cool computer components is to move air over and/or through them. In ideal circumstances a pair of drives will have an airgap between them - the cases shouldn't be touching, or so close to one another that air can't circulate freely.
Once that's sorted out, the priority is to move air through the case - normally from front to back, and exhaust it to the room in which the computer is situated. The greater the volume of air that moves across the drive cases, the greater the cooling effect will be, so a big fan is helpful. The important thing - and one that a lot of people overlook - is that it's no earthly good having a huge fan sucking air in at the front of a case if there is nowhere for the warmed air to go after it's done its job. Thing about intake and exhaust as being parts of the same equation - one won't work properly without the other. You can have one fan doing both jobs of course, and that's what happens in a normal Power Supply Unit - the fan pulls air into the case via perforations or vents in the sides and front, and exhausts it through a grille at the back. This isn't enough for things like CPUs, so they normally have their own small fan mounted on top of a heatsink. This pulls air through the fins of the heatsink, and disperses it into the case - along with its warmth. That's why it's so important to get warm air from inside the case out into the atmosphere as rapidly as possible.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Film with particular direction of Brian Maurer. In Billboard in 2014, with original production from USA. You can watch By Bad Day's End online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
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Runtime: 20 minutes
Angela LaRocca, Rodney Sheley, Daniel Jordan, Elizabeth Braaten Palmieri, Ramsay Wise, Joyce Pauley, Richard Lawless, Lauren Hanson, Aubrey Kress and Steve Wisniewski.
Short film, Drama.
20-minute film (full movie) directed by Brian Maurer.
The original audio of By Bad Day's End has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Brian Maurer.
Samuel Ott.
Erin Heatherman and Brian Maurer.
This film was produced and / or financed by Burnt Bridge Films.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie By Bad Day's End has a duration of 20 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Pocock fit and ready
Australia flanker David Pocock is fit and firing ahead of Sunday's World Cup quarter-final against South Africa in Wellington.
The 23-year-old, who missed the Wallabies' shock 15-6 loss to Ireland and 67-5 win over the United States with a back injury, was Australia's best performer in his comeback match against Russia last Saturday, scoring two tries and dominating the breakdown before being replaced at half-time as a precaution.
"I'm feeling good. I felt really good against Russia and I was really keen to play on, but I watched the second half and trained pretty good this week," Pocock said. "I've done everything so I'm good to go."
Wallabies scrum-half Will Genia said Pocock's importance to the team could not be understated.
"He makes a massive difference. He's very important to the side because he puts pressure on their breakdown and he's very effective at getting us quick ball because he is so good in that contact area," Genia said.
"Watch the team play when he's not there and when he is there. He makes a huge difference to the side."
Meanwhile, utility back Berrick Barnes completed a short and sharp captain's run in windy conditions on Saturday and will take his place on the bench after overcoming a virus.
"He's good. He came to dinner with us last night and trained well today and he says he's feeling good, which is good," said skipper James Horwill.


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I think some women are going to be disappointed if they are counting on this being accurate.
Damnit God, I demand an answer!
my boyfriend has size 13 and its not on the list...its big but not over 11 inches maybe 8 or 9
One thing is true (from 3 year biology degree).
Black men have much bigger doodles than Asians for example. And white men are somewhere in between.
Middle easterners are between white men and asians.
It all has to do with promiscuousnes of the females in a society.
In highly protective societies, women tend to stay with one man and these men don`t need large doodles to compete with other men in getting the sperm as deep in as possible.
Black females are very liberal with the number of sexual encounters they have, thus blacks have big doodles.
Evolution at it`s finest.
Let your women run wild and free, and your doodle will be bigger, 50 generations later.
not sayin he dont have anythin, cuz he does, but geesh.
I have 15EEEE feet, what the hell would that equate to here? Seriously, I wish this were true.
However, if any ladies would like to test out with me the average length versus average depth so we can post the results for the betterment of the world, I`d be happy to do it...for the sake of science only, of course. ;-)
Here`s a question ladies..they say girth is much more important?? true? I think men should be more worried about filling her up than reach`n further in LOL...anyway on i go to yet another I-A-B page...
Apparently he has had sex with 300 men/women/celebrities too.
Just thought ud wanna know!
They also did a celebrity size chart thing but i dont wanna say incase i get sued by some angry Jude Law
Either a woman wrote this, or a man who didnt do his research.
No, seriously, about a 5 incher. Folded in half!
Actually, my penis wears its own shoes, to give you some idea.
or, i could just pull down his pants, like i usually do.
I tried the outstretched thumb and finger thing and, yeah, much more accurate. Damn! :-(
Remember when you played Cops and Robbers and used your forefinger and thumb to go BANG! ? Well the distance between them outstretched is a better indicator of the size of a man`s Pedro.


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In the long and storied history of these United States, there have been a select few occasions where our friends (or enemies) from across the pond have decided it was time to conquer America. From the Revolutionary War to the War of 1812 to Beatlemania, we Americans are no strangers to British invasions. However, it seemed that in the waning decades of the 20th Century, our fellow English speakers were content to stay on their side of the Atlantic. But now, just when we were least expecting it, the Brits have decided to storm our shores once again with their sights set of dominating our vast nation. Musically, that is.
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The Wanted vs. One Direction
Now that both have a solid foothold in the United States, it's interesting to see the different paths The Wanted and One Direction seem to be taking. Even though the bands are close in age, their management teams have decided to go in almost opposite directions (no pun intended) with their promotion.
Boyband Domination Continues
It's been an amazing week for boy bands, has it not? It's almost as if we've time warped back to 1999. I'm talking, of course, about my two new current obsessions, The Wanted and One Direction. Both are boy bands with four Brits and one Irish dude, both have amazing songs currently on repeat, and, most importantly, both groups are experiencing insane recent success.
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Last night I parked myself in front of my television to watch all three and half hours of the 54th Grammy Awards. Overall, it was…. meh, with only a few shining moments of brilliance. To me, it seems that every year the producers of the show find it necessary to bring out the oldest and most tired greats of the music industry. Now, I'm not one to deny Paul McCartney's greatness or Springsteen's, or Glen Campbell's, or Tony Bennett's, or The Beach Boys', but seriously? If the show wants to stay fresh, they're going to have to leave the old folks in their homes. Onto the performances….
The Return of the Boyband – The Wanted
I'm going to make a bold claim, 2012 will be the year of the boyband.
I grew up in the era of The Backstreet Boys, 98 degrees, and N'Sync. I was convinced Lance Bass was my soulmate (ha!), Nick Carter had the voice of angels, and Timberlake was a dancing god.
Since these groups formally disbanded and the members went their separate ways, the age of the boyband kind of died. There hasn't been a legitimate one since the early 2000's and many people are starting to think that the genre will never come back.
So imagine my surprise when over the last couple of months, two boybands from across the pond are quietly starting to dominate pop culture once again.
Enter The Wanted and One Direction
Complete with deliciously cheesy names that instantly bring me back *sigh*
The interesting thing about these two groups is that they are both entirely composed of boys from the UK. Cute boys with british accents? Cue the swooning. Now I'm just gonna give a little background on each group…
The Wanted formed in late 2009 after a couple of months of open auditions. It contains 5 guys, whose ages range from 18-23. The members include…
Max George: The kinda sorta lead singer ~ the heart throb ~ surprisingly hilarious ~ unfortunately engaged
Nathan Sykes: Best voice out of all of them ~ the cute one ~ Justin Bieberesque ~ single
Jay McGuiness: Singer/Songwriter tone ~ the clever one ~ slightly weird in an adorable way ~ single
Siva Kanaswaran: The harmony dude ~ used to be a model ~ endearingly stupid ~ long term girlfriend
Tom Parker: Rock voice ~ the bad boy ~ super inappropriate and cheeky ~ girlfriend
These guys experienced instant success when their debut singe "All Time Low" (video) went to number 1 in the UK. Their fan following is super passionate and helped launch their self-titled debut album into the top 5. Their second number 1 "Gold Forever" (video) was actually a charity single for Red Nose Day in the UK. Aw, cute and charitable
Their biggest single, however, came out in the middle of 2011 called "Glad You Came (video). It went to number 1, but it's popularity was felt all the way over here. Because of this song, the band got to preform on The Ellen Degeneres Show and launch a mini-tour of the US (their first one). In fact, just this past week, the song entered the top 40 Billboard charts.
In my opinion, the thing that makes this band great is their connection with their fans. Everywhere they go they bring personal flip cameras to record all their experiences. Every Wednesday, they post a video in a segment called Wanted Wednesday as well as sending out a mailer written by Jay about what they've been up to. They are also super active on Twitter with each guy having his own as well as a collective band one. Here are the links: Nathan, Max, Siva, Jay, Tom, Band. They are currently being managed in the US by a man named Scooter Braun. Braun is most famous for discovering a singer you might have heard of… Justin Bieber. To have someone like Braun backing you is a huge deal for these guys and they are definitely poised for a breakthrough in the states.


text: When Valentine's Day comes around, society spends a lot of time telling guys how to "wow her." But no one seems to offer up many suggestions for guys. Well, in this one, short article, we're going to fix everything that's wrong with Valentine's Day! (OK, maybe we're just going to fix the one, small problem of not knowing what to get your boyfriend.) To make it even more convenient, we broke our suggestions down by "guy type." Not sure exactly how much you love this guy? We've even given suggestions for a "cheap," under-$50 option and a "splurge," sky's-the-limit gift. (Of note: If you choose the splurge gift, then you probably love this dude, so you should propose, if you're not already married.) Health Nut Guy Under $50: Workout music. Long runs and extended bench-sessions seem like they'd get super boring (says us, who do neither of these things), so give him something to take his mind off of the physical drudgery of staying in shape. Might we suggest the soundtracks to Flashdance, Footloose, and Magic Mike? (These are the most "active" albums we could think of.) SEE ALSO: How to Save on Gym Memberships, Studios, and Equipment in 2017 Splurge: A Fitbit. Help him take his fitness to the next level with one of those activity trackers that are all the rage. A warning: Be sure your guy is into fitness before splashing out the cash on this, otherwise it could come across as a subtle hint that you think he's getting tubby. Hipster-Cool Guy Under $50: Tickets to a John Hodgman live show or other similarly nerdy internet-famous performance group. How about Welcome to Night Vale or How Did This Get Made, maybe? Just search his phone's podcasts (avoid the temptation to check his texts and emails) and find out what he listens to, and see if they're doing a live show near you. Splurge: A turntable or a really nice pair of headphones. Yes, this is a pretty stereotypical gift to get a hipster, but those guys really do love atypical stereo systems! If you get him something that really brings out the fidelity to his music, you'll never have to worry about his fidelity! Gadgety Guy Under $50: Cheap drone. Drones are so in right now and they've never been more affordable. Sure, at this price point they might be tiny and not have all the bells and whistles like an onboard camera, but they're still super fun to fly around the house, knocking over plants and terrorizing the dogs. SEE ALSO: 9 Awesome Things You Can Do With a Drone Splurge: Expensive drone. Drones are so in right now and the more pricey ones have cameras in them, so you can take live video of the thing flying around the house, knocking over plants and terrorizing the dogs. Outdoorsy Sportsman Guy Under $50: Good socks. We know that sounds lame, but we're serious! Good socks are the kind of thing that means the difference between gross, blistery feet and a comfortable outdoorsy day. Plus, since it's a "silly" thing to spend money on, guys don't usually buy such things for themselves, but they're needed and will be appreciated. Splurge: Binoculars. When out-of-doors, there are always things that are too far away to see, but one wishes they could view as if they were up close. Luckily, in the 1890s, the Karl Zeiss company introduced prism binoculars, ushering in a golden age of seeing faraway things. Alcohol Connoisseur / Booze Lover Guy Under $50: Nice glasses. Despite what Brooklyn (and Brooklyn-inspired) bars try to tell you, drinking out of old mason jars isn't cool or fun and just makes you look like a broke college student. Give your man's drinking some class and buy him a set of his favorite booze-appropriate glasses. Splurge: Alcohol-of-the-month club. The only thing tipple-appreciators appreciate more than a tipple is a free tipple. With this gift, you can even choose how much you splurge on this splurge as most places have one-, three-, six-, or 12-month packages. The only question you have to answer is: How drunk do you want your boyfriend to be? Gamer Guy Under $50-ish: Final Fantasy XV. CNET called it one of the best games of 2016, saying that after being in development for about a decade, it "has proved it was worth the wait." A warning: Do not let him start playing it, as all other celebration plans will be put on hold as he travels across the world of Eos. SEE ALSO: 7 Great Ways to Save on Steam Games Role-playing games not his thing? There are other titles that you can preorder for him, even if it means not having an actual, physical gift to give him. It's the thought that counts. Splurge: Oculus Rift. You'll probably blow his mind by getting this high-tech VR system for him. Along with the HTC Vive, it's virtually the best gift you can get a gamer. Sports Fan Guy Under $50: Anything with his favorite team's logo on it. Beer glasses are a safe bet, as they double as glasses for non-beer liquids and thus are useful to all types of people. But really anything with the the right team logo is great because a) it shows you care enough to even know what his favorite team is and b) sports guys love showing off their love of their team. (Unless they're fans of The Mets, then they tend to keep that to themselves.) Splurge: NFL Sunday Ticket, Center Ice / GameCenter Live, Extra Innings / MLB.com, or NBA League Pass. If your man likes a sport, get him unfettered access to all of that sport. Though, if you have an ulterior motive to this gift, namely that you're hoping he burns out on sports from overexposure and gives them up forever (just like what happened the first time his dad caught him smoking a cigarette), we have to tell you that it probably won't happen. Sorry. Further, these kinds of packages aren't just for the "real" sports, there's also FOX Soccer 2GO and even CricketHD.net! Though, if he's that kind of guy, maybe you'd be better off following the gift guide for Hipster-Cool Guy (see above)? DIY Guy Under $50: MagnoGrip. This magnetic bracelet helps the at-home craftsman keep nails and screws handy and secure, avoiding any potential "Fffffffuuuuuuudge" situations (as made famous in A Christmas Story). If your guy's ever said, "Hon, could you hand me that screw?" this is a home run for him and you. SEE ALSO: What You Need to Know About the Craftsman Sale to Black & Decker Splurge: A long-life cordless power tool battery. Nothing makes a great DIY build come to a screeching halt like a cordless tool running out of juice. (Well, sawing through a nail or drilling into a live power line could do that, too, but we're talking about non-deadly ends here.) Give his tools a well-deserved boost by getting him the top-of-the-line battery. (Note: Batteries from different manufacturers are not interchangeable, so check his toolshed to see whichever brand of tools he's loyal to.) Foodie Guy Under $50: A cookbook by a celebrity chef. Preferably his favorite celebrity chef (hint: it's probably not Guy Fieri, if he really considers himself a "foodie"). However, in a pinch, a classic from the likes of James Beard or Julia Child will do just as well. Splurge: Dinner at a celebrity chef's restaurant. Preferably his favorite celebrity chef's restaurant (hint: it's probably not Guy Fieri's Donkey-Kicking Grille, or whatever it's called, if he really considers himself a "foodie"). However, in a pinch, anything with a Michelin star will do just as well. Culture Geek Guy Under $50: Star Wars Black Series action figure. However, if you're going to go to a store to try and find one, that means you'll be getting him a Constable Zuvio, as that's the only one that's never sold out. Sure, he's not the most romantic-looking of all the characters, and he's also the character who was cut entirely from the final theatrical release of the movie, but who knows, it might become a collector's item, as so few people are buying it. Splurge: Star Wars Black Series lightsaber. These expensive toys make all the right noises when you swing them around and hit things with them. No longer will your boyfriend have to make "vzzz vzzz CRACKLE" noises with his mouth, while waving around a spent roll of wrapping paper. What's that? You say your boyfriend isn't into Star Wars? Huh. Dunno, maybe get him a My Little Pony or something. Dapper Guy Under $50: Beard oil. How dapper can a guy be when he has dull, lusterless face-hair? If your man is follicularly challenged, then, dunno... get him a My Little Pony or something? Just kidding. Get a non-bearded man a sartorial accessory that he might not have thought to buy for himself, like metal collar stays or a pocket square. SEE ALSO: Find an Awesome Valentine's Day Gift for Every Budget Splurge: Spa day. Yes, men enjoy pampering themselves, too. Give him a day of massages and beard-trimming and watch how relaxed he gets. If you don't want to go all-in on a full package, getting him a professional haircut and straight-razor shave is also a solid choice. Just don't try to save money by offering to straight-razor shave him yourself. The red of Valentine's Day should come from heart decorations and not from blood-spurting, arterial neck wounds. Co-Dependent / Needy Guy For this type of guy, just being there is gift enough. That's all he really wants. (Actually, that goes for a lot of guys, not just the ones with psychological issues.) New Guy Just met the love of your life, like, three days ago? You're probably not sure which category your man even falls into yet, so why not get him something safe and generic, like chocolates. Or, if you want to use this romantic occasion for ulterior motives, you should buy him flowers! Yes, it's a nice gesture, but you can also use them as a litmus test for his personality! Does he fly off the handle with a "The @#$% is this about?! Only girls want flowers!" before throwing them out the window? Then he's maybe not marriage material. Dump that zero. Does nothing on our extensive, very professionally put-together list sound like something your guy wants? No worries, because we've all been brainwashed into thinking that Valentine's Day is a day for lavishing the women in our lives with attention, not the other way around: So you're probably OK with doing nothing. And most guys are going to be so worried about whether or not what they got you is OK, that they won't even notice that you didn't get them anything! What do you say, people who are buying Valentine's Day gifts for a man: Was there something we missed? Do you have better suggestions? Tell us about them, in the comments below! Related DealNews Blog Posts: Find an Awesome Valentine's Day Gift for Every Budget What to Expect From Valentine's Day Deals How to Not Go Broke on Valentine's Day (and Other Best Bets for February)


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Piano/Keyboard - Early Elementary
Kinder-Keyboard - Child's Book. Composed by Robert Pace. Pace Piano Education. Lee Roberts Music #2300. Published by Lee Roberts Music (HL.372300).
Item Number: HL.372300
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The New Kinder-Keyboard helps young children (ages 5-6) develop elementary keyboard skills by singing, creating, listening, and writing as they explore melody, harmony, and rhythm. Graphics facilitate the development of reading skills and a variety of activities peak the interest of every student.


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The university had formed a committee of principals to advise on the restructuring. In view of the recommendations given, you are required to call an emergent meeting of the committee of courses and send your recommendations in consonance with the earlier suggestions by July 12, the letter, signed by the assistant registrar, to the department heads, stated.
With less than two weeks before DU colleges begin classes, the committee constituted by Vice-Chancellor Dinesh Singh had recommended that students from the 2013 FYUP batch, who are migrating to the three-year structure, be taught 14 papers of the main subject while scrapping foundation courses.
The advisory committee had also recommended that colleges should add a few more papers to the present BTech course structure, to bring them on a par with BTech offered by other universities.
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Protesters want interior, defence ministers fired
Protesters want interior, defence ministers fired
BAMYAN CITY (Pajhwok): Over a thousand enraged protesters in central Bamyan province on Tuesday termed Jalrez carnage a war crime and demanded immediate sacking of interior and acting defence ministers.
At least 30 militants and 24 Afghan Local Police (ALP) men were killed and 18 other rebels wounded in Kabul-Bamyan Highway clashes in central Maidan Wardak province on Friday.
The ALP force also lost control of 12 security posts. However, security officials had said Afghan forces regained control of all 12 posts in Jalrez district.
Over 3,000 protesters started march from Jami Masjid and chanted anti Taliban slogans and condemned the president and interior minister. Members of the provincial Ulama Council, civil society activists and Bamyan citizens took part in the rally.
A couple of days back, hundreds of residents of central Bamyan province took to the street against the killing of 24 ALP members by rebels and criticised the government for demonstrating what they called negligence.
Hundreds of Bamyan residents including civil society activists and members of provincial council held a protest in Bamyan City, accusing security officials, particularly ministers of defense and interior of negligence.
Taiba Khawari, chief of Bamyan provincial council, had said that people of the province warned the illegally-formed government and its leaders to defend other Afghans.
"The security forces suffering from hunger and facing acute shortage of weapons while the government was watching them as silent spectator," she alleged.
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Ship's master fined for unsafe operations
A Brisbane magistrate has fined a ship's master following an incident in north Queensland in which 37 people were left stranded on a wrecked charter boat.
David Maxwell Jeffries, 60, pleaded guilty to operating a ship unsafely.
The Brisbane Magistrates Court heard Jeffries was at the helm of the "Romance" when the 18-metre yacht ran aground in the Whitsundays during a storm in 2008.
Jeffries was fined $2,000 and no conviction was recorded.
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There are multiple aspects to automobile maintenance, most of which contribute to safety on the roads, longer vehicle life, and higher value when it's time to sell or trade.
• Brake fluid – this brief video shows what a master brake cylinder looks like and though they are located in different places under the hood of different cars, your owner's manual can show you the exact location. Proper working brakes are a number one safety factor in driving and the fluid should be checked monthly.
• Antifreeze – most people are unaware of this fluid's purpose. While it maintains temperature levels in the engine coolant system from either freezing or boiling, it also eliminates rust build-up. The water-antifreeze ratio should always be 50:50. This keeps the engine from running too hot and using antifreeze prolongs the life of the radiator.
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• Windshield wiper fluid – windshield wipers are another piece of safety equipment installed on all cars. These help the driver see in harsh weather conditions such as rain, snow, sleet, or ice. While some car owners think water is good enough, the use of wiper fluid removes any residue dropped onto or built up on the windshield, which is the driver's eyesight while on the road. One of the easiest fluids to add, the solvent in the fluid not only cleans but helps prolong the life of the wiper blades.
• Power steering fluid – the least costly of auto fluids, this is one of the most important, as it maintains the car's ability to steer. This hydraulic fluid should be checked monthly and unless you are adept at auto mechanics, this should be done by a professional. There are many vacuum hoses and the pump itself is under pressure and must maintain the correct level of pressure. Keeping the fluid levels correct and changing it when it is dirty prevents damage to the power steering pump and associated lines and hoses.
Additional Maintenance Items
• Belts and hoses – there are several belts and hoses under the hood of every car which must be checked for cracks or other damage that can cause then to snap and break. The timing belt is a central part of running the engine and when broken causes the engine to stop immediately, leaving a driver stranded. There are drive belts connected to the power steering pump, the air conditioner compressor, cooling fan, and more. These notched rubber bands operate the many parts connected to the engine and should be checked periodically for wear. Radiator and heater hoses are used for air flow between the engine and the radiator and heater block. These should be checked at least every six months to avoid engine overheating.
• Windshield wiper blades – with temperature change, use, and exposure to the elements, these rubber blades should be checked twice a year to ensure they can quickly clear the windshield for safe driving during extreme weather conditions.
• Lights – in addition to head lights, tail lights, and brake lights, a car has interior and alerting lights. While interior lights seldom go out, replacing a bulb in the receptacles is an easy task. Exterior lights are vital to a driver in seeing at night and in harsh weather conditions and ensures other drivers see you. These lights should be checked for proper clarity and operation, as well as alignment. If head lights are misaligned even slightly, it affects the driver's ability to see clearly what is in front of the car.
• Tires – "so much is riding on your tires" is more than a catchy ad slogan. Tires are the buffer between the road and everything in the car, including drivers and passengers. Tire pressure is affected by change in temperature and failure to ride on them with too much or too little pressure is a safety hazard and damages the tires. Checking pressure should be performed monthly. Alignment is another checkpoint for tires that not only makes the car travel in a straight line to its destination, but misalignment can also damage the tires. Tread life is usually rated by the manufacturer but various circumstances and driving conditions can shorten or lengthen this estimate. It is important to get new tires once the tread wear falls below the recommended level. Failure to maintain all aspects of tire care can cause blow-outs and flat tires, which in themselves, are a road hazard.
• Shock absorbers – shocks are the part of the vehicle that enable a comfortable ride, allowing the suspension system of the car to absorb the impact of dips and bumps in the road rather than the passengers. If you've ever ridden in a four-wheel drive truck and felt more of a bounce after hitting a bump than when riding in a sedan, you have felt the ride of a stiff or tight suspension. The shock absorbers are the impact buffer for those in the vehicle and do contribute to a more comfortable ride. However, other factors which can be attributed to shock condition are body sway in cornering, nose of the car dipping upon stopping, and delay in stopping after braking. Each of these can be a hazard and alert the driver to poor shock condition.
• Exhaust – the exhaust system is made up of the exhaust manifold, oxygen sensor, catalytic converter, muffler, and exhaust pipe. These components work together to rid the vehicle of the gasses which result from the burning of fuel and air in the engine's combustion chamber. The fact that these gases are toxic to people and the environment is a strong case for keeping the exhaust system in top shape. Not only is there danger of these gasses entering the passenger compartment and affecting driver reaction and awareness, but loss of power, reduction in fuel economy, and many other side effects result in operating a vehicle with a poor exhaust system.
Additional Resources
• Car Manuals Online – if you do not have a manual for your automobile, Edmunds provides them via automaker links.
• Samarins – is an online auto resource offering maintenance tips, articles, and pictures. They also provide extensive information on researching purchase of a new or used vehicle.
• Car Maintenance Schedules – offers tips and information on how to sort out the conflicting maintenance checks prescribed by auto owners versus those in the auto care industry.
• Sympatico – is Microsoft's website dealing exclusively with automobiles. Search for model, make, or questions to view articles.
• Auto Maintenance Pro - is a software for Windows which mainstreams auto owners documentation of expenses and maintenance schedules.
• Autohaus – a leader in discount auto parts, this site is helpful for those who know little about car care and need to double check a repair shop's advice and for the do-it-yourselfer that needs additional information on caring for and repairing a car's engine system.
• Motorweek Car Care – this site offers a checklist for complete preventive auto maintenance and articles for seasonal auto preparation.
• Two Car Pros – is an online auto help website featuring ask a question, videos, manufacturer questions and answers, auto manuals, and much more for researching car repairs and maintenance.
• 10W40 – is a free, member-based website offering assistance by professional mechanics and a community of car owners. A point system is used to encourage help from other members with technical knowledge on a specific car question.
• Chilton – the number one aftermarket auto manual publisher dedicates its website to do it yourself auto maintenance and repair. Extensive information and diagrams are available to assist in maintaining a top running vehicle.
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Leipzig 1813: The Battle of the Nations (Paperback)
The Battle of the Nations
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The battle of Leipzig was, in terms of the number of combatants involved, the largest engagement of the entire Napoleonic Wars (1799-1815). It was the only battle of the wars in which all Allied armies (including even the Swedes) fielded troops against Napoleon. Peter Hofschroer looks at the run-up to this crucial encounter as well as the battle itself. A wealth of background information is chronicled, including the strategies of both sides and detailed information on each of the combatant forces. The numerous battles leading up to Leipzig are also discussed, providing a fascinating and illuminating overview of the whole campaign.
About the Author
Peter Hofschroer is a recognised expert on the German campaigns of the Napoleonic wars and the Prussian army in particular.


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|10 Mar 2014
BSOS - running any task, w/random error codes
Newly rebuild PC, random BSOD doing almost anything. Please help!
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|11 Mar 2014
Windows 10 Pro
Install any new hardware/software recently?
Were any driver updates installed recently?
|My System Specs
|11 Mar 2014
Desk1 7 Home Prem / Desk2 10 Pro / Main lap Asus ROG 10 Pro 2 laptop Toshiba 7 Pro Asus P2520 7 & 10
Guy97 mate reseat everything run this and check out the volts HWiNFO, HWiNFO32/64 - Download see pic and check inside the yellow circle.
But first get into safe made - if you can and run these
PS volts should be within 5% of these
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|11 Mar 2014
Wasn't really sure what to do with this so ill just post it. Going to do the SFC Scan now. Will post results shortly.
|My System Specs
|11 Mar 2014
Desk1 7 Home Prem / Desk2 10 Pro / Main lap Asus ROG 10 Pro 2 laptop Toshiba 7 Pro Asus P2520 7 & 10
Ok mate those are fine and I was just thinking maybe you might have a lemon hard drive and it would do any harm running a test on it this will test most drives even though it is not the brand you have and at least it will eliminate that possibility. SeaTools for Windows | Seagate
There is another test you can do on it with this Best Free Partition Manager Freeware and free partition magic for Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista and Windows XP 32 bit & 64 bit. MiniTool Free Partition Manager Software Home Edition. it does an actual physical surface test and I know it is a very slim possibility of it being the problem again it will eliminate it. (see pic)
Oh and run the chkdsk too and maybe Option 2 may be required.
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|12 Mar 2014
i have run multiple hardware tests today and yesterday. Everything came back as passed. I have noticed that it doesn't BSOD unless i try to play Counter Strike: GO. About 2 minutes from loading the game, it will BSOD. I get check code 0x00000124, file name hal.dll and ntoskrnl.exe Addresses: hal.dll+12a3b ; ntoskrnl.exe+18c463 Not sure if that helps. I had tried to "tune" the computer with Asus' AISuite3. Then started to have problems so I went into the BIOS and set everything back to default. Still not sure what else to do.
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|13 Mar 2014
Desk1 7 Home Prem / Desk2 10 Pro / Main lap Asus ROG 10 Pro 2 laptop Toshiba 7 Pro Asus P2520 7 & 10
This game That Guy sounds like it has been corrupted maybe you need to reinstall it.
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2016-2017 SIMinarians
Merit Scholars
Grant Recipients
Steph Burette
Convocation-Ep. Churches in Europe
Stephanie was born in Picardy, France, and moved to Paris at age 21 in order to study literature, especially art theory and art criticism. Raised as an atheist, she was however very much attracted to the church and what she would now identify as "divine", especially through arts such as music, paintings, literature and gothic architecture. In 2009, in the course of her PhD, she spent a semester in Oxford and began to attend services of Evensong at New College. Although music was her first "excuse" to participate in services, she quickly realized that the spirituality in this chapel was moving her in a most profound way she had never experienced. The example of a female priest and scholar she witnessed there through Dean Jane Shaw led her to consider the priesthood. Back in Paris, she became a parishioner at the American Cathedral, serving in multiple areas. In 2014 she defended her PhD and in 2015, after a discernment process that confirmed her call to the priesthood, she became a Postulant to Holy Orders. She is currently a seminarian at Berkeley/Yale Divinity School and the Institute of Sacred Music, where she finds a wonderful balance between theological education and her love for the arts. Committed to dedicate her life to God as a priest and possibly as a scholar, she wants to express her profound gratitude to SIM as none of this would be possible without the SIM/Carpenter scholarship.
Jason Roberson
Episcopal Church in South Carolina
Jason is a senior at Virginia Seminary and a postulant in the Episcopal Church in South Carolina. Prior to seminary Jason worked as a Spanish health care interpreter, and he taught Spanish language and linguistics at the University of Georgia, Penn State University, and the College of Charleston. He plans to return to South Carolina after graduation and hopes to continue work in Hispanic ministries.
Emily J. Garcia
Berkeley Divinity School - New Haven, CT
Emily J. Garcia is a Candidate for Holy Orders from the Diocese of Massachusetts and a senior at Berkeley Divinity School at Yale. She came to the Episcopal / Anglican tradition ten years ago at Princeton after being raised in the Evangelical Free Church, and is especially interested in bringing some of the Evangelical passion for Biblical studies and Christian education into her work in the Episcopal Church. She is incredibly grateful to SIM for their generosity and support.
Gregory Stark
Berkeley Divinity School - New Haven, CT
Gregory Stark is a Candidate for Holy Orders (Priesthood) in the diocese of Ohio, and a senior at Berkeley Divinity School at Yale. Gregory lives at the Berkeley Center where he, with his fellow house residents, helps prepare the morning coffee and the weekly community meal. He is an intern at St. James's Episcopal Church in West Hartford, CT, where he helps out with Sunday worship, confirmation class, and youth group. Greg spent the fall semester of his middler year at Westcott House Theological College in Cambridge, England. Prior to seminary, he served with City Year Cleveland, an educational nonprofit, where he was the English Language Arts coordinator. He loves to talk about poetry, theological education, monasticism, and discipleship in a globalized world. Outside of classes and church work, Greg enjoys baking sourdough bread, playing the violin, and going on walks.
Dante A. Tavolaro
Rhode Island
Penfield Scholar
Berkeley Divinity School - New Haven, CT
Dante Tavolaro is a Candidate for Holy Orders (Priesthood), and a Senior at Berkeley Divinity School at Yale. He is a graduate of Rhode Island College holding a B.A. in Political Science. Dante is an associate of the Society of St. Margaret, and has been active on both Diocesan and wider Episcopal Church level; including a three time deputy to General Convention and serving as the lay member from Province 1 on the Joint Nominating Committee for the Election of the Presiding Bishop (2012-2015). Dante currently lives in New Haven, CT with his partner Kaytee and their two cats KC and Percy. When not busy with his studies, Dante enjoys cooking, reading, golf, and playing the saxophone.
Holly Clark
Berkeley Divinity School - New Haven, CT
Holly C. Clark is a postulant for the priesthood from the Episcopal Diocese of Maine studying at Berkeley Divinity School at Yale. Her sponsoring parish is Christ Church, Norway located in the foothills of western Maine. At Christ Church, Holly was a member of the choir and altar guild and was involved in numerous projects, including being the editor of the church newsletter. Prior to entering seminary, Holly was a high school English teacher, department chair, and associate dean of academics. Having been an educator for nearly twenty years in both public and independent schools, she feels called to minister with people in new ways as a priest in the Episcopal Church. She finds joy and restoration in the arts and by being in nature throughout all seasons. Holly is profoundly grateful for the honor of being a SIM grant recipient. Truly, SIM has made attending Berkeley at Yale possible.
Stephen Lane
Western New York
Bexley/Seabury - Columbus, OH
Steve is a senior seminarian at Bexley Seabury Seminary in Chicago. Steve is a postulant for ordination to the Priesthood in the Diocese of Western New York. The son of an Episcopal Priest, Rev. Dr. Warren W. Lane, Steve is a cradle Episcopalian. Ordained as a Deacon in 2008, Steve has been engaged in ministry to those in 12 step recovery programs. Having been involved in missional outreach, Steve is particularly interested in reaching out to those that are not yet engaged with the Saving Grace of Jesus Christ. Steve was the President of the Partnership for Mission and Outreach in the Diocese of Western New York and serves as the Treasurer of the Recovery Ministries of the Episcopal Church (RMEC). Married with three children and three grandchildren, Steve places much value on family as well as the community of faith. Before entering ordained ministry, Steve owned a small independent pet store. Steve also highly values his singing in church choirs since the age of 8 when he started singing in men and boys choirs. Steve has been active in the Episcopal Church since 1991 having served on several search committees, vestry, and leading liturgical worship.
David Carlisle
Church Divinity School of the Pacific - Berkeley, CA
I am a postulant for holy orders in the diocese of Utah, and a second year M.Div. student at CDSP. After some years in academia, I have been delighted to return to the other side of the desk to learn crucial skills for pastoral ministry and faith leadership, as I continue to follow God's call to new ways of serving the church, either within the academy or outside of it. My family (spouse and two sons, 6 and 2) and I are deeply grateful to SIM and its contributors, past and present, for their generosity to us and so many others, which has not only made possible our small part of this collective journey towards the future of the church, but has also smoothed the path for so many great leaders in our communities.
Aaron Klinefelter
Southern Ohio
Vance Scholar
Church Divinity School of the Pacific - Berkeley, CA
Aaron Klinefelter is connector, technologist, GenXer, gardener, and a seminarian at the Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley, California. Before moving to Berkeley to attend CDSP, Aaron and his wife, Sarah, three kids, Cloey, Timothy, and Elizabeth, and dog Journey, lived and ministered in Cincinnati, Ohio. Aaron grew up in a small town in Central Kentucky in a family of teachers and faithful United Methodists. His grandfather was a missionary pastor to the hills of Appalachia in Eastern Kentucky and his ministry and witness has deeply impacted and formed the kind of preacher, pastor, and servant Aaron hopes to be.
Anil Shah
Los Angeles
Church Divinity School of the Pacific - Berkeley, CA
My journey to the Episcopal church began with a conversation with a stranger at a grocery store. I was working at Trader Joe's and struck up a conversation with a customer. Somehow, we ended up talking about church, she suggested that I check out a little Episcopal Church down the road and the rest is history! My local Parish, St. Paul's Pomona, quickly became a spiritual home where I was able to discern and begin to live into my call to ministry. I am a former Evangelical and one of my hope for my future ministry is to create worship experiences that are intelligible to people who come from different denominations!
Tamra Tucker
Crocker Scholar
Church Divinity School of the Pacific - Berkeley, CA
Laurel Coote
Los Angeles
Bloy House - Claremont, CA
My name is Laurel Coote, and I'm a seminarian at the Episcopal Theological School at Claremont (Bloy House), in partnership with the Claremont School of Theology, in California. Bloy House is an urban model of seminary, one that offers classes on weekends (Friday nights and Saturdays) so that working people like me who are unable to attend a residential seminary can participate. It's also a partnership program in that two thirds of our coursework is done at Bloy House and one third is done in partnership with another seminary (presently Claremont School of Theology, Church Divinity School of the Pacific, and Episcopal Divinity School). I am an Episcopalian and my sponsoring parish is St. Cross Episcopal Church in Hermosa Beach, CA. I just finished my second year out of four years of coursework and practicum, and am presently half way through my Field Education at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Los Angeles. St. Mary's is a mid-sized urban parish located in the Koreatown neighborhood of L.A., and is comprised of Japanese, Mexican (Oaxacan) and Anglo members. It is rich in culture and diversity. This coming summer (2017) I will also complete my Clinical Pastoral Education at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles. I am enjoying exploring the many expressions and ideas of what it means to be in ministry in the 21st century as I discern where and how God is calling me personally to serve God's people. I am so grateful for the wisdom of my professors, the insights of my classmates and mentors, and the wealth of information I am taking in as a graduate student. I am grateful also to be a recipient of a SIM Scholarship. Balancing school, field education and work is a challenge that has been lessened by the SIM Scholarship. With this financial support, I've been able to spend a little less time working and a little more time studying, and that has made all the difference.
Carlos Ruvalcaba
Los Angeles
Anderson Scholar
Bloy House - Claremont, CA
My name is Carlos Ruvalcaba, and I am a seminarian at the Episcopal Theological School at Claremont in partnership with the Claremont School of Theology. This spring semester I am concluding my second year of the Master in Divinity program. I am a postulant to the priesthood in the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. My journey to the priesthood started since my childhood, but at the same time and even at that age I was convinced that I wanted to have a wife and kids so I had to put my call on hold. I have studies in medicine school and this gave me the opportunity to be helpful to many people, but a feeling of emptiness was present at almost every day of my life, until I decided to attend to the call that God was making me again. The feeling of emptiness has been replaced by one of joy and gratitude. I have returned to the hospital environment, although in another capacity (as a chaplain intern), since I am completing the first unit of clinical theology at Good Samaritan Hospital in downtown Los Angeles. I also have the opportunity to be the coordinator of the diocesan Hispanic / Latino ministry group, and I am the co-director of a diocesan program called the Leadership Institute which is designed to train lay leaders in our congregations to be better leaders, well prepared to serve God and their neighbor. My gratitude is for my wife Alicia, my children, my bishops, and I am also hugely grateful to be a SIMinarian. Without their unconditional support it would not be possible for me to attend to this call.
Jean Pierre Arrossa
Rio Grande
Seminary of the Southwest - Austin, TX
Jean Pierre Arrossa is a Master of Divinity student at the Seminary of the Southwest. He is a Candidate for Holy Orders from the Episcopal Diocese of the Rio Grande.
Cristi E. Chapman
Seminary of the Southwest - Austin, TX
Cristi Chapman is a senior in the Master of Divinity (M.Div.) program at Seminary of the Southwest in Austin. She is Candidate for Holy Orders to the Sacred Order of Priests through the Diocese of Olympia. In December 2016, she was ordained as a deacon by Bishop Gregory Rickel. Cristi's passions for ministry include congregational development and leadership, Christian stewardship, and Christian formation. Prior to seminary, Cristi worked for 15 years in higher education administration and for five years in public accounting. Cristi received a Bachelor of Business Administration and Master of Professional Accounting from the University of Texas at Austin. She and her husband Chris have a teenaged daughter. After graduation, Cristi looks forward to returning to the Pacific Northwest, where she will serve as a curate at St. Mark's Cathedral in Seattle, Washington.
James C. Clarkson
Western North Carolina
Seminary of the Southwest - Austin, TX
J. Clarkson was born and raised near Nashville, TN, but fell in love with the mountains of Western North Carolina while he was a student at Warren Wilson College. After graduation, he joined the faculty of Christ School in Arden, NC, where he was introduced to The Episcopal Church. For almost 20 years, J. served as a fundraiser for schools, colleges, and non-profits in the Asheville area. During most of that time, J. worshiped at the Cathedral of All Souls. He and his wife Abigail were married at All Souls in 2000, and their daughter Louisa was baptized there in 2002. In 2014, J. and his family relocated to Austin, TX, so that he could attend Seminary of the Southwest. J. was ordained to the deaconate on December 17, 2016 by Bishop José A. McLoughlin. He expects to graduate from the MDiv program at Southwest in May 2017 with concentration in Hispanic Church Studies.
Carrie Duncan
McElraevy Scholar
Seminary of the Southwest - Austin, TX
Carrie Duncan is a Master of Divinity student at the Seminary of the Southwest. She is a Candidate for Holy Orders from the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi. Before seminary, Carrie served in parish administration for 13 years. She and her husband Nat have ten year old twin boys.
P. Kelly Mahon
San Diego
Seminary of the Southwest - Austin, TX
Kelly Mahon is a lifelong Episcopalian and is now studying for an M.Div at the Seminary of the Southwest in Austin Texas. Originally from San Diego Kelly worked as a youth minister at two parishes in the area before starting seminary. Besides school his interests are travel, cooking, and photography.
Katherine Harper
Seminary of the Southwest - Austin, TX
Katherine is a Candidate for Holy Orders from the Diocese of Alabama. She is married to Sam, a writer and work-from-home parent, and they have a daughter (5 years) and a son (1 year). She is a lifelong Episcopalian. As a lay person, she was active in Education for Ministry, choir, vestry, ministry for youth and young adults, and services for older and disabled adults. Before seminary, Katherine had a 15 year career in the areas of injury prevention and health promotion. Her call to ministry began through participation in Vocare, geared toward young adults as they listen for Gods call in their lives, and this is one of the passions she will bring into parish ministry after ordination. In their family fun time, Katherine, Sam and their kids enjoy playing outside, going on walks with their dog Margo, watching baseball, and cooking. The prayers and financial support from SIM has been invaluable through this time in seminary, thank you so very much!
Caleb Roberts
Seminary of the Southwest - Austin, TX
Caleb Roberts is an MDiv senior at the Seminary of the Southwest in Austin, TX and was recently ordained a transitional deacon in the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma. He and his wife, Julie, are native Oklahomans and have two children, Alice and Charles. Before entering seminary, Caleb studied economics and philosophy at Oklahoma State University and worked in banking.
John Tober
Rio Grande
Seminary of the Southwest - Austin, TX
John Tober came to the Episcopal Church in high school in the 80s and developed a lifelong love for the Episcopal Church. He is a senior seminarian at Seminary of the Southwest and a candidate for Holy Orders from the Diocese of the Rio Grande. He came to the Diocese during his final Active Duty tour before retiring from the US Air Force Reserves. He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University and is married to Amy LaTour. He and Amy are the proud parents of one daughter, Amy Tober. John is thankful for the prayerful and financial support of the Society for the Increase of the Ministry whose generosity helped bridge the shortfalls in his seminary funding.
Joshua Woods
Central Gulf Coast
Seminary of the Southwest - Austin, TX
Josh Woods is Master of Divinity student at the Seminary of the Southwest. Along with preparing for ordination as a priest in the Episcopal Church, he is also a Chaplain Candidate for the United States Air Force Reserve and is discerning the possibility of USAF active duty chaplaincy after graduation. He currently lives in Austin, TX with his wife, Laura, and their two puppy dogs, Ezra and Roxie.
Michael T. Woods
West Texas
Seminary of the Southwest - Austin, TX
Mike is a Master of Divinity student at the Seminary of the Southwest. He is a Candidate for Holy Orders from the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas. He served as a youth minister and lay associate in West Texas and the Diocese of Hawaii for 14 years before going to seminary. Mike is married to Tami and they have three beautiful children: Harper (6), Hudson (4), and Hadyn (1).
Jeremy Carlson
Jones Scholar
School of Theology, Sewanee - Sewanee, TN
Jeremy Carlson is a Middler from the Diocese of Alabama. Jeremy is married to Laura, his wife of over 16 years. Laura is a Spanish teacher in a local public high school. Jeremy and Laura have two daughters, aged 10 and 6 years. Before beginning seminary, Jeremy practiced law (civil litigation) for eleven years in Birmingham, Alabama and in Jackson, Mississippi. Before beginning law school, Jeremy also worked as a public school social studies teacher; as a lawyer, Jeremy continued teaching and served as an adjunct instructor (in business law) at a small liberal arts university. Jeremy's sending parish is St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Birmingham. At St. Thomas, Jeremy served on the vestry, as a lay eucharistic minister and acolyte, and as a Sunday school teacher. While in seminary, Jeremy has enjoyed his course work immensely--particularly his Biblical studies courses. Jeremy is active in the chapel life of the seminary and, beginning in 2017, will serve as one its sacristans. Jeremy is a New Testament teaching assistant and is actively involved in new student recruitment. He also plays on the seminary's intramural football team. Away from the seminary, Jeremy is an avid cyclist and well-intentioned orchestral trombonist. Jeremy plays bass trombone in the Sewanee Symphony Orchestra. Jeremy and his family are profoundly grateful for SIM and its support of his seminary education.
Elizabeth Embler
East Tennessee
Mitman Scholar
School of Theology, Sewanee - Sewanee, TN
Liz Embler is a senior seminarian at the School of Theology at the University of the South, Sewanee. She is from the Diocese of East Tennessee. Liz grew up in Knoxville, TN and is a life-long Episcopalian. Prior to seminary, Liz graduated cum laude from Maryville College in Maryville, TN in 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, with a focus on Sub-Saharan Africa. From 2010-2012, Liz served in the Julian Year, a program of Episcopal Charities and Community Services and the Episcopal Service Corps, in Chicago, IL where she lived in intentional community and worked at Ravenswood Community Services at All Saints' Episcopal Church in Ravenswood as their Assistant Program Director. She also served as a hospital chaplain at the University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville from 2013-2014. As a student at Sewanee, she has served in numerous capacities at the seminary, but is most proud of her involvement with the Haiti Sommer Fellowship. As the first fellow, Liz traveled to Haiti twice in 2016 and worked to establish relationships between the seminary community and the outreach program at the college, the Episcopal seminary in Port au Prince, and the Episcopal Diocese of Haiti. While at seminary, Liz met her future husband, Rev. Robert Beazley T'16, from the Diocese of Florida, and they will be married on May 19, 2017. Liz has loved her time at Sewanee with Robert, her dog Grover Cleveland, and her cat CJ Cregg. Liz was ordained to the transitional diaconate on February 11, 2017.
Claire T. Makins
Northwest Texas
School of Theology, Sewanee - Sewanee, TN
Claire Makins is a senior seminarian at the School of Theology of the University of the South, Sewanee. She is from the Diocese of Northwest Texas. Claire grew up in San Antonio, Texas, and is a life-long Episcopalian. Her grandfather was an Episcopal priest in the Diocese of Texas. Prior to entering seminary, Claire was a teacher and taught high school History, Literature, Composition, Spiritual Classics, and Spanish. Claire graduated from the University of the South in 2001 cum laude with a degree in Spanish. The journey towards ordained ministry began as a child, but became a concrete hope in college after an internship at St. Michael and All Angels in Dallas, TX. The calling persisted throughout her post-college years, and everything came together to start the process to go to seminary about 4 years ago. With support and encouragement from many family members and members of her sending parish, Claire entered the formal discernment process in 2012 and entered seminary in 2014. In seminary, Claire has participated in the Pastoral Care team, the Elections Committee, the Flower Guild, and has served as the Head Sacristan for the past year. Claire had the opportunity to visit the seminary in Matanzas, Cuba, in October. She served as a translator and student body representative at a conference celebrating the seminary's 70th anniversary. In addition, Claire attended the Preaching Excellence Program for 2016 in Richmond, Virginia. She completed her Field Education at Thankful Memorial in Chattanooga, TN. Claire is married to Daniel, a musician, and they have two children, Cal (8) and James (6). Claire was ordained to the transitional diaconate on December 3, 2016.
Lisa Meirow
School of Theology, Sewanee - Sewanee, TN
Lisa Meirow is a Postulant for Holy Orders from the Diocese of Florida and a Middler at The University of the South in Sewanee. A native of Jacksonville, Florida, Lisa was raised in the Episcopal Church and was deeply involved in her diocese, parish, and in a host of young adult ministries- including the planting of the University of North Florida chapel ministry- before moving to Tennessee. Prior to seminary, Lisa worked as an attorney with a focus on insurance and finance. Lisa is married to Jordan Meirow and they have one basset hound, Daisy. Lisa and Jordan are grateful to SIM for assisting them in following God's call.
Regan M. Schutz
School of Theology, Sewanee - Sewanee, TN
Regan Schutz is a Candidate for Holy Orders in the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon. Graduating with a Master of Divinity from the School of Theology at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee in May, Regan is deeply immersed in the world of children's ministry. She has served as the Godly Play Foundation's Director of Communications & Development and Director of Training while attending seminary and plans to continue this ministry after Ordination. The opportunity to attend residential seminary has been a tremendous gift for Regan's whole family. A fifth-generation Oregonian, Regan along with her husband Paul, their two daughters, and three family cats moved to Tennessee for seminary and fell in love with Sewanee. Paul serves the School of Theology's Beecken Center, and Regan is currently seeking a call to a local parish.
James C. Teets
Southeast Florida
School of Theology, Sewanee - Sewanee, TN
Jim Teets is a senior seminarian at the School of Theology of the University of the South, Sewanee. He hails from the Diocese of Southeast Florida. Jim, a cradle Episcopalian, is a Florida native and grew up in the western Palm Beach County agricultural area of south Florida. Prior to entering seminary, Jim spent 10 years as a teacher/Head of School of a private school and taught Physics, Chemistry, and Environmental Science as well as ACT/SAT Prep classes. Most recently, he created his own business and provided concierge accounting services to businesses and individuals in south Florida. This business provided an excellent avenue for the use of the accounting and management skills that he developed at Stetson University, where he earned a B.B.A. in 1984. Jim has been a life-long servant of the Church and, with support and encouragement from many clergy friends and members of his sending parish, he formally entered the discernment process in 2012 and was accepted at SOT in 2014. While at the School of Theology, Jim has served as the Treasurer of both St. Lukes Community and the St. Lukes Missions Committee. He also used his accounting and bookkeeping background to create Faithful Finances, a financial education program for the seminary that focuses on saving, budgeting, and debt reduction. Jim had an outstanding Field Education experience at St. Pauls Episcopal in Murfreesboro, TN and has continued to serve as the Deacon at there since his ordination to the transitional diaconate in November 2016. He has been happily married to his wife, Sharon, for 24 years and they have two grown sons, Casey and Crawford.
Christopher T. Wilkerson
Upper South Carolina
School of Theology, Sewanee - Sewanee, TN
Christopher T. Wilkerson is a senior in The School of Theology at The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. Born in Dalton, Georgia, in the foothills of the Appalachians, Christopher graduated from Georgia Southern University with a Bachelor's degree in anthropology and from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale with a Master of Fine Arts degree in English and creative writing. Not long afterward, he found his way to South Carolina, where he taught college English for nearly 14 years before leaving that career behind to go off to seminary. A cradle Episcopalian, Christopher has, since coming to Sewanee, continued to nurture a lifelong passion for Scripture, theology, liturgy, and mystical spirituality. A guitarist and singer, Christopher writes and records original music in his (limited) spare time, hoping to release his first official album soon. He also works intermittently in fiction and poetry. Christopher has been joyously married to his wife Anne for nearly ten years; they have two girls: Emily, who is six, and Elena, who is four. The whole family is eagerly looking forward to being back in the Diocese of Upper South Carolina and beginning an exciting career in parish ministry.
Kyle Babin
Washington DC
Virginia Theological Seminary - Alexandria, VA
Kyle is a third-year student at Virginia Theological Seminary. He was recently ordained to the Sacred Order of Deacons at Washington National Cathedral by Bishop Mariann Budde. Prior to attending seminary, Kyle served as director of music and organist in various churches, most recently at Grace Church (Episcopal) in Alexandria, VA. It was through parish ministry as a musician that Kyle felt a call to ordained ministry. A native of Texas, Kyle earned his Bachelor of Music degree (summa cum laude) at Rice University, a Master of Music degree from the Yale School of Music, a certificate from the Yale Institute of Sacred Music, as well as a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Manhattan School of Music.
Nicholas Evancho
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Virginia Theological Seminary - Alexandria, VA
Nicholas J. Evancho is a seminarian at Virginia Theological Seminary in the Class of 2018. He joined the Episcopal Church during college in the Diocese of Northwestern Pennsylvania and soon after began studying for the priesthood. Nicholas graduated in 2015 from Grove City College with a B.S. in Biochemistry and was born and raised in Western New York. He is currently engaged to Ashley who lives in Cincinnati, OH.
Paul B. Moberly
Virginia Theological Seminary - Alexandria, VA
I'm deeply grateful for the financial assistance and prayerful support that SIM has offered me while in the seminary formation portion of the discernment process. One of my major insecurities when I began thinking about enrolling in seminary was the cost of a graduate degree--and I was determined to avoid additional debt as much as possible. The SIM grants I've received over the past couple of academic years have helped to fill in the gaps in funding. It's so good to know that there is an organization dedicated to supporting and helping people (like me) who are entering holy orders. I'm sponsored for ordination by the Episcopal Church in Vermont, and was blessed to celebrate my ordination to the transitional diaconate this year on the Feast of the Epiphany. I grew up in Minnesota, and have lived in both the Chicagoland area and San Francisco (prior to moving to Vermont in 2010.) Before coming to seminary, I worked in university admissions. I serve as a seminarian assistant at St. Paul's Parish (K Street) in Washington, DC, and I've come to cherish the ministry I've been able to do there over the past couple of years. My fiance, Gerardo, and I plan to be married there in April. We are looking forward to beginning a new chapter of life together--somewhere--and we're excited to find out what God has in store next.
Erin N. Rath
South Dakota
Virginia Theological Seminary - Alexandria, VA
Erin Rath is originally from Sioux Falls, in the Diocese of South Dakota. She grew up agnostic and was received into the Episcopal Church fifteen years ago. In ministry contexts, she is passionate about building relationships and sharing stories as well as learning and teaching. She has had a number of adventures since beginning seminary in the summer of 2014, including: two cross-country camping trips; a pilgrimage to Israel; a summer internship at Trinity, Wall Street in New York City; and a seminary-sponsored immersion to Myanmar.
Matthew W. Rhodes
Virginia Theological Seminary - Alexandria, VA
Matt Rhodes is a senior in the Master of Divinity (M.Div.) program at Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria and a Candidate for Holy Orders through the Diocese of Virginia. Prior to his entrance into seminary, he spent nearly two decades working in political, corporate and trade association communications. Matt received his undergraduate degree in political science from the University of South Alabama in Mobile. He and his wife Amy are the proud parents of two daughters and reside in Northern Virginia.
Curtis A. Kennington
Central Gulf Coast
General Theological Seminary - New York, NY
The Rev. Curtis A. Kennington is in his final year at The General Theological Seminary, completing an Master of Divinity, and in the ordination process. He is married to Sellers, and they have two boys, Grayton (8) and Henry (6). Before moving to New York, they lived in Fairhope, Alabama and are canonical residents of the Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast. Curtis is a graduate of the University of West Florida with a B.A. in Experiential Education. He was ordained a Transitional Deacon on December 3, 2016. He served the Episcopal Church as a youth minister, musician and as the Director of Camp Beckwith, his Diocesan Camp and Conference Center.
Deborah A. Lee
New York
General Theological Seminary - New York, NY
I am a third-year seminarian pursuing her Master of Divinity degree at The General Theological Seminary, and was formerly Program Manager for Pastoral Care and Community at Trinity Church Wall Street. God willing, I will be ordained to the diaconate in March of 2017, and to the priesthood in September 2017. It has been said that the call of God is sometimes difficult to hear, and once discerned, the call of God is difficult to avoid. When I was younger, wanting to become a priest in the Episcopal Church was not on my "what I want to do when I grow up" list. Nevertheless, the question, "Why do you want to become a priest?" although valid, also baffled me. It didn't seem to be quite the right question to ask. Rather, the song title "How Long Has This Been Going On?" To me the question was, How long have you felt the insistent tugging, the pull towards this path? How long has God been growing prayers in your heart for this purpose? How long have you realized that your path keeps doubling back to this desire? How long had you felt the call before you finally relented - said, yes! -and felt wholeness and peace when you did, even though there was trepidation and doubt? How long before you acknowledged God's quiet work within your soul towards this purpose? How long has this been going on? For me, the answer now seems to be that I have never known anything different. Desire for this path has taken its rightful place and has settled within. SIM has been a essential spiritual and financial partner on this path as I have journeyed through seminary. I have been constantly reminded of God's faithfulness by the faithfulness of SIM to the many seminarians walking the path of God's unique calling to ministry for each person. I am grateful and appreciative of SIM being an instrument of God's peace in raising up shepherds as leaders in the church. Thank you so very much!
Pedro Lara
Nashotah House - Nashotah, WI
In the fall of 2014, my wife Gloria, daughter Leah and I packed our belongings and made our way from Dallas to Nashotah House Theological Seminary. Before coming to seminary, I had recently finished my undergraduate work in the University of North Texas and ran a remodeling business in Dallas. My call to ordained ministry came after I became deeply involved helping my dad (Fr. Lino) and mom (Deacon Juana) plant the first Hispanic church plant in the Diocese of Dallas, San Francisco de Asis Episcopal Church. During my time there I began the youth group and began a after school youth boxing program for the community. After church leaders pointed out to me my gifts of leading and teaching and after much discernment I felt that Christ was indeed calling me to the priesthood. I am now in my third and last year and I look forward to brining my gifts into the work of the Church to be witnesses of Jesus Christ to the world. I am thankful for the support and help of SIM during my studies and I hope I can return the support in the near future.
Elizabeth Farr
East Tennessee
Lookout Mountain - Tennessee
Elizabeth Farr is a Candidate for Holy Orders from the Diocese of East Tennessee and a current Middler Seminarian at the School of Theology at The University of the South. A cradle Episcopalian, Elizabeth is a 2007 graduate of the University of the South College of Arts and Sciences. In her vocational life before seminary, Elizabeth served as the Youth Director at Bruton Parish, Williamsburg, Virginia, and, most recently, Good Shepherd, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. Elizabeth is married to Matthew Farr, a Senior Seminarian at the School of Theology and recently ordained transitional deacon, and Elizabeth and Matthew have a two-year-old son, Rohen.


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Companies need to be sorted by its sales order totals.
In this case i loop through all Orders and create an SalesOrderTotal Object for each Company. After that i got a vector with SalesOrderTotal Objects, which are sorted by Company Name.
In order to have the Customer with the highest Order Total first, i need to resort the SalesOrderTotal Objects.
Step 1: Create the Vector with the SalesOrderTotal objects
Step 2: Create a Comparator Class (for example an Util Class with an embedded Class):
import java.util.Comparator; public class Util { public static Comparator SalesOrderTotalValueComparator = new Comparator() { public int compare(Object salesOrderTotal, Object salesOrderTotal2) { Double dblAmount1 = ((SalesOrderTotal) salesOrderTotal).getAmount(); Double dblAmount2 = ((SalesOrderTotal)salesOrderTotal2).getAmount(); return dblAmount2.compareTo(dblAmount1); } }; }
Step 3: Sort the Vector (for example in a "refreshCompanySalesOrders" Java Method):
ecti ons. sort (vSalesOrderTotals, Util .SalesOrderTotalValueComp arat or) ;
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Randy Orton and Wife Samantha Officially Divorce
WWE superstar Randy Orton is now divorced from his wife Samantha and according to reports, he was able to keep most of his sports entertainment earnings.
The divorce became official last month after a little over six years of marriage, TMZ reported. The couple separated in in 2012 and the divorce was in filed in March. Together they have a 4-year-old daughter.
Samantha said the marriage was "irretrievably broken," according to TMZ, but the two seem to be on amicable terms.
Court documents list how their properties and accounts will be divided, and it appears both parties are satisfied with the outcome.
Orton keeps his 2012 Range Rover, 2011 Bentley, and 2009 Harley Davidson along with his gun and jewelry collection, one house, and his bank accounts. Most importantly, he maintains all rights to his WWE personality and contract.
He reportedly makes $291,666 a month, and will pay $4,500 in child support to Samantha, who has sole custody of their daughter, leaving Orton with visitation rights.
Samantha will receive $654,317 along with all jewelry, a house, and her $99,000 engagement and wedding rings.
Last year fellow wrestling superstar John Cena went through a very public and ugly divorce that was even used as a storyline on the program.
The 33-year-old Orton is a third-generation wrestler following in the footsteps of his grandfather Bob Orton Sr., father "Cowboy" Bob Orton, and his uncle Barry O.
He has been World Heavyweight Champion three times, WWE Champions six times, Intercontinental Champion and Tag Team Champion once.
Orton joined the Marines in 1998, but was released on a bad conduct discharge for going AWOL two times and disobeying a commanding officer. After these incidents he joined pro wrestling and signed with WWE in 2001.


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I thought this was a good picture. I admit it could have been more detailed. It still seemed like it was trying to make an important statement. Or not and I'm looking too deep into it. I think he's supposed to be an angel. Those are good for imagery.
Is that a swastika in the background? I've probably just been looking into Godwin's Law too much. The little dots were quite a nice touch. Even the name is pretty cool. Not that big of a statement, but good.
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Feb 6, 2017
Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is the second busiest airport in Canada and new projects were recently added to meet demand, Ehrenholz said, citing a new high-speed baggage system and the recently completed Airside Operations Building.
But further work is needed to meet swelling demand over the next 20 years, he said.
"We have a $5.6-billion plan to expand and grow the airport between now and 2037 and it involves roughly 60 to 70 projects over that period of time. We have phased it so the first phase is about $5 billion between now and 2021," Ehrenholz said.
YVR is in the third phase of the expansion plan, he said, and several large projects are being considered.
"The top four projects are international terminal expansion, so four more gates for international flights, three more gates for trans border and U.S. flights, and then a new sustainable energy central heating plant, backup generators and a new parking structure," Ehrenholz said.
More passengers mean more planes coming in and out of the airport. Ehrenholz listed two options for additional runway space. One option is to build a runway into the Georgia Straight.
"You're building an island and then paving a runway. So there are environmental impacts, it reduces the noise, but there's impact to the wildlife and fish in the water and it's a little more expensive," Ehrenholz said. The other option, a ground-based runway on the airport's southern side, "is a little easier to do, but there are more impacts to the community," he said.
Either choice of runway will become necessary in 15 to 20 years, he said, "when we start to hit 30 million passengers."
A new utility plant is also needed to heat and cool the terminal as well as serve as a data centre and backup power generator. The estimated date of completion for the utility plant is 2021, Ehrenholz said.
A rainwater capture system will also be installed in parkades in order to meet sustainability goals, along with emergency water supply in case of earthquakes and other disasters.
Approaches to the airport will also be upgraded due to a forecasted increasing reliance on car sharing and self-driving vehicles.
"We believe it's not going to be long into the future where there will be a fair contingent of car-sharing and self-driving cars, so we have to plan for those. It's a little difficult because we're not sure how people will use them, but we have looked at different possibilities and we're planning for how to accommodate that," Ehrenholz said.
During 2017 plans will move to the drawing and design stage, he said, and there will be some tendering of construction contracts throughout the year.
"But the main construction won't start until the spring of 2018," Ehrenholz added.
The Vancouver International Airport has plans for incremental but significant expansion over the next 20 years. Among the projects in the planning stage are extensions of the main terminal and either a new runway on the airport's southern side or one that extends into the Georgia Straight.
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Il palazzo Trailer (2006)
01 January 2006 45 mins
The protagonist of this film is a building. Standing on the perimeter of Rome like a monolith in the open countryside is a municipal housing complex from the 70s: Corviale. This ravaged concrete structure, which stretches for over a kilometer, has become the embodiment of a failed utopia from an urban planner's drawing board. The film interweaves the vistas of this fascinating architectural monstrosity with the ways the inhabitants see their living space.
Watch the official Il palazzo 2006 trailer in HD below or find more Il palazzo videos on Vidimovie.


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Gervinho scored in debut for Hebei China Fortune as newly promoted team won 2-1 against Guangzhou R&F in the opening match of 2016 Chinese Super League.
The Ivory Coast international used his pace to beat R&F defender before rounding the goalkeeper to tap the ball in the empty net.
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