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Editor's Note: On February 2, 2010, Justice Albie Sachs spoke at Jenner & Block in Chicago about his lifetime of opposition to Apartheid and his new book, The Strange Alchemy of Life and Law. The following summary is taken from the introduction of Justice Sachs by Jenner & Block Partner Jeff Colman.
Justice Albie Sachs is one of the most heroic lawyers and judges of the 20th and 21st centuries. Sixty years ago, Albie Sachs had already embarked upon a lifetime of opposition to Apartheid and devotion to the struggle for equality in his nation. At age 6, Albie's father gave him a card expressing the wish that Albie grow up to be a soldier in the fight for liberation. By age 17, he was actively opposing the repressive laws of South Africa. As a 21-year-old lawyer, he represented the opponents of Apartheid and became himself a victim of the brutal regime in South Africa: imprisoned on two occasions; put in solitary confinement—once for 168 days and once for 90 days; tortured through sleep deprivation and other brutalities; exiled for almost 24 years (1966-1990) in England and Mozambique—living, as he describes it, as "a lawyer and an outlaw," and, in 1988, South African secret police bombed his car, causing him extraordinary injuries including the loss of an arm and the sight in one eye. For all those years, he was speaking out against Apartheid and representing the opponents of that regime.
As Apartheid was finally coming to its end, Albie Sachs returned to South Africa and was asked to help draft the Constitution of the new Republic of South Africa and to help create a democratic government in a land where no democratic principles existed. In 1994, Nelson Mandela appointed him to the Constitutional Court of South Africa where he served with great distinction for 15 years, retiring just a few months ago. On the Constitutional Court, Justice Sachs participated in some of the most momentous decisions of any court in the world: declaring the death penalty unconstitutional; declaring unconstitutional the definition of marriage as being exclusively between a man and a woman; speaking to the constitutional duty to provide effective remedies against domestic violence; addressing discrimination against HIV-positive persons and discrimination in a wide variety of other areas; and, declaring constitutional rights in the areas of housing, healthcare, and the ability to obtain basic public services.
Newsweek's Dahlia Lithwick recently published an opinion piece entitled "The View from the Bench" that provides some insight into Justice Sachs' book. She writes very eloquently about what she calls two legal "swan songs": Justice Stevens' dissent in the recent campaign finance decision—Citizens United v. FEC; and Justice Sachs' new book, The Strange Alchemy of Life and Law. In his introductory comments, Mr. Colman stated it was his assumption that Justice Stevens and Justice Sachs would both state unequivocally that Ms. Lithwick is wrong about one thing—these are not "swan songs." Justice Stevens has many more songs to sing this judicial term and thereafter. In operatic terms, Justice Sachs' book may be a great aria but clearly no "swan song." Mr. Colman further observed that Justice Stevens and Justice Sachs have many more things in common: lifetime of devotion to the rule of law, to integrity, to decency and professionalism; unparalleled devotion to the principles of equal protection of the law—to protecting the rights of the most oppressed and disenfranchised among us; and, they also now have Jenner & Block in common—we're graced by Justice Sachs' appearance here, as we were by John Paul Stevens' presence as an associate at this law firm 60 years ago.
Justice Sachs' book is about his personal life and the impact it has had on his decision-making as a judge. As he writes, "If law is a machine, we are the ghosts that inhabit it and give it life." Ms. Lithwick further described Albie Sachs' book in Newsweek in the following words:
It is impossible to imagine a justice of the United States Supreme Court sitting down to pen a memoir like Sachs.' It would mean acknowledging that judges are not made of microchips, and that doing justice means more than just calling balls and strikes (in the favored formulation of our day). If an American judge described, as Sachs does, a party to an appeal "lying on the bare field at night staring up at the stars as the rain clouds gathered and asking: why are we born to live like this, why must my children grow up without a home?" we would urge swift impeachment, accompanied by pharmacological intervention. ■


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- Where is Stamps.com traded?
- Stamps.com trades on the NASDAQ National Market.
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- Stamps.com headquarters are located at 1990 E. Grand Avenue, El Segundo, CA 90245
Endicia's headquarters are located at 278 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041
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When death is imminent, the rabbi or other clergy should be notified. They will be available to give moral support to the family and to the dying person by praying with them and offering practical counsel and assistance.
You may also wish to prepare a list of persons to be notified after death occurs. You may wish to ask a friend or non-immediate family member to handle this notification task.
A person in his or her final moments of life is known as a goses, which means "dying", or "moribund." This word is derived from the sound heard coming from the throat as the chest cavity narrows. The Talmud teaches that the Shechinah (Divine Presence) stands at the head of the goses. This special status means that the dying individual should be treated as a living person in all respects and not as an object or as one to be avoided. Everything possible to save a person's life is pursued even if it means transgressing Shabbat or a Yom Tov. In the same vein, we do not take any action that would hasten a person's death.
The presence of loved ones brings necessary and important psychological comfort to the goses, as well as meeting the emotional needs of those who love him/her. This final demonstration of love and concern provides all involved the assurance that they did all they could up to the very end. It also allows one to deal with grief directly and without the sense of guilt of not having done enough for the one who died.
If at all possible, the one who is dying should not be left alone. Try to limit conversations to those that meet the needs of the dying person. One should leave the room to eat, drink, or discuss extraneous matters with another visitor. Psalms and prayers may be recited to ease the loved-one's passing. Psalms 23, 91, 103, 121,130 and 139 are particularly appropriate. Singing, telling stories, background music are all comforting.
The dying person traditionally recites the Vidui, a confessional prayer. The prayer includes regret for all sins committed during one's lifetime and is recognition of the fact that one is passing from this world to the next. Care should be taken that this does not distress the dying person. It should be explained that saying the Vidui does not mean that death is imminent. In fact, it may happen that a person says the Vidui and then recovers. The Vidui, followed by the recitation of the Sh'ma, in the last moments before death, help to affirm one's faith in God precisely when it is most challenged. If the dying person is unable to recite this confessional, a person in attendance may recite the Vidui on that person's behalf.
Death at home can be a blessing for the deceased, and in many ways, a comfort for family and friends. But the work of caregiving at home can also be very stressful. This stress can be mitigated somewhat if hospice is involved during the last weeks (or months) of life. (Although the term "hospice" often refers to a physical location where end-of-life care is offered, hospice services are available in the home in many communities.) Hospice services can include management of medical care as well as emotional counseling for the dying and the family.
When death occurs in a home, the same procedures listed under Immediate Steps After Death are applicable. Take the time you need to say goodbye. Once you are ready, arrange to have the body transported to the funeral home. (You may wish to have clergy make arrangements for removal of the body so the family does not have to.)
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Renowned Derry sculptor Maurice Harron is to create a public art work in Galliagh.
Plans for the Galliagh Development Trust project have been unveiled in an application to the Planning Service.
According to the plans, the proposed sculpture for Galliagh Road Roundabout - which is near St Joseph's Church - will measure 5.5 metres high.
Mr Harron explained that the inspiration for the art work centered around an "idea of a time caspsule".
He said: "It'll be about 16 to 18 feet high and involves four children holding a diamond shape which contains hundreds of messages from local children and adults engraved in stainless steel. The Galliagh Development Trust worked with St Brigids, St Therese's and St Paul's primary schools as well as two nursery groups, a local women's group and local residents to make up the messages. So, all in all, a real cross-section of the community was involved in the project."
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Each recipe we create here is tested at least three times, and some we try out as many as ten times. What we start with is often vastly different from what we end up with, so we don't usually take on too many first tests at once—it can be tricky trying to monkey with every recipe at the same time. Lucky for us, Kate arrived this morning singing our fight song for the tough day ahead:
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June, 2016
Bendigo Magazine Editorial Piece
The YWCA has been part of our culture for almost 150 years. Even so, the organisation continues to evolve and strive to meet the needs of a contemporary community and is calling on Bendigo's women to join it's ranks.
Don't let the name put you off joining. Today's Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) is open to older women as well as young women and is also secular in nature.
The organisation has grown and evolved to fulfull the needs of contemporary women and works to mentor, empower and engage women and their communities through education, events, sports and housing.
"We also act as an advocate and campaigner for women's rights across the state and are proud to be a powerful voice for equality and equal opportunity," YWCA Victoria CEO, Jan Berriman says.
Continue reading the full editorial piece here
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The song's got the hooks, relevance and familiarity to find itself on the left hand side if they can tighten up the presentation.
Fresh from another bruising non-qualification, Iceland will be hoping Svala can lead them back into the final after a two year absence.
Svala will perform Paper in the second half of semi-final 2.
Iceland have been showing some ambition over the last 2 years, upping the presentation scale of their annual Söngvakeppni Sjónvarpsins, or in English, the imaginatively named "Television Song Contest", only slightly easier to say than Eyjafjallajökull. To me, this signals hunger for a win.
Greta Salomè's ambitious performance last year was a surprise non-qualifer to some. I personally was very back and forth on it. Overall though, Greta's effort was perhaps just too complex and arty-farty and not accessible enough. Their selection for 2017, Svala, addresses this issue with a simpler, cool, Bjork-esque modern pop package that Iceland can easily be identified by.
When I first heard it, it reminded me a bit of Jessie Ware's song Wildest Moments, as I imagined it might end up on that production level, but then I had to consider why on Earth the Icelandic broadcaster decided to push their contest back to the bitter end of the NF season. Normally they've decided before the Melodifestivalen circus is done swanning around the country, (and you can pick whichever of these definitions suits Melfest the most in your mind,) giving the Icelandic entrant time to produce a decent revamp of their track. The Icelandic broadcaster RUV have some explaining to do here, as Svala has no such luxury this year, so what we hear now probably is the final version, and that's the first let-down.
My initial critique of Paper, assuming there was some hope of a revamp down the line, is that it was kind of cold, clunky and stuck in 3rd gear. The intro sounds a bit like it was based on someone just grabbing a wooden spoon and hitting whatever they can find in their kitchen. It didn't feel like much thought had gone into it. However, there's still a good traditional structure and a beautiful melody in the song with a decent hooky chorus, imaginative lyrics, and a bit of rap in the second verse that will only cause it to suffer on the scoreboard if every juror is a 70 year old wine swirling, monocle-wearing toff in a tweed jacket. It's no more aggressive or out of place than anything by Jessie J. It's just a shame that there's no time to develop this song a bit more, because it's crying out for better production.
Moving on to the weakest link of this entry, the overall package. Let's get one thing straight. Svala is 40, but she looks 32 tops. There's something in the water up in Iceland. I first thought this song might be staged similarly to Sanna Nielsen's "Undo" but I think there are both positives and negatives in what we've actually seen. The body popping with angled spotlights at the start of her performance is something I'd like to see stay for the Kyiv performance. It's an attention-grabber. The use of lasers suit the song too. The choice of clothes could be better, because she looks a bit like Wham-era George Michael, rest his soul, or Ellen DeGeneres, dad dancing around seemingly random, messy arrangements of lights, lasers and LED backdrops. The overall sense of movement and owning the stage is good, but a lot more thought needs to go into this.
Still, there's a non-threatening coolness about Svala that I don't think is something to worry about. She's a bit like P!nk meets Jessie J. We've had a handful of examples where the presented personality isn't all sweet and innocent, of either gender, and they've gotten away with it on the scoreboard. Georgia's Nina Sublatti and Belarus's Teo come to mind, so it's important to recognise that it's relative to the song and other features of the package. Svala has a solid live vocal and great stage presence – she's not a coach on The Voice of Iceland for no reason, and being a fashion conscious working woman with a background in rock music while having spent a lot of time out in LA, one can imagine she knows the general standard of quality that the bigger economies of the world expect of their entertainment, so I expect a high standard of final product.
Despite how demo-y and rough around the edges the song is, I think Iceland will find themselves back in the final this year. The song's got the hooks, relevance and familiarity to find itself on the left hand side if they can tighten up the presentation, and if by some miracle there is even a minor revamp of the song that can polish it up and swell the chorus more, top 10 is within reach. As it is though, the lower-mid positions of the final are calling. Let's just hope Svala hears them in time to act.
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On this week's edition of the Hawks Cast: Justyna, Mac and Joe talk about how things have gone through 3 games of the series between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Detroit Red Wings. All three give their opinion on the positives and negatives as well as the changes that need to be made moving forward. They discuss which players need to step up and the coaching matchup between Joel Quenneville and Mike Babcock.
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Wilridge Winery Winemaker's Dinner at LUC
Join us for our first ever winemaker dinner at Luc to celebrate Washington Wine Month!
Chef Dave will be preparing a delectable 4-course menu to pair alongside Wilridge Winery wines. Luc has served Wilridge Winery white and red wines from our wines-on-tap since Luc's very first day! Seating is very limited, so don't delay in reserving your seat.*
Date: Monday, March 30th
Time: 6:30pm
$75/person (+ service and tax)
To make a reservation, please call: 206.328.6645
1st Course
Caramelized Carrots, Walnut, Argan Oil, Bouche de Chèvre, Honey, Basil Oil
Wilridge 2013 Viognier
2nd Course
Grilled Pheasant, Braised Endive, Whipped Yukon Potato, Pheasant Jus
Wilridge 2012 Estate Nebbiolo
Main Course
Braised Beef Short Rib, Leek, Celery Root Puree, Red Wine Braising Reduction
Wilridge 2013 Estate Mélange Noir
Vanilla Almond Pot de Crème, Hazelnut Cookie
Wilridge 2013 Estate Muscat
*Fine Print: A credit card is required to reserve your space for this special dinner. Your credit card will be charged the full price of the dinner upon booking. If you need to cancel your reservation, you must call and let us know that you'll be unable to attend by March 25 for a full refund.


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SALAH LEADS EYGPT WORLD CUP PARTYTuesday, 05 June 2018 08:26
Egypt and Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has been named in Egypt's World Cup squad despite being injured in the Champions League final.
It is understood Salah will not meet up with his team-mates until 9 June as he continues his recovery from a shoulder injury, his national team said.
Egypt's opening World Cup fixture is against Uruguay on 15 June.
They meet hosts Russia on 19 June and conclude their campaign in Group A against Saudi Arabia on 25 June.
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GUARDIOLA BANNEDTuesday, 05 June 2018 08:16
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Here are the reviews posted on this site, listed by title (A-F):
Aaron's Honor by Lindsay Cross
Abandon the Night by Joss Ware (Colleen Gleason)
The Abandoned by Amanda Stevens
Absolution by Angela McGurk
Acceleration by Amelia Gormley
An Accidental Gentleman by MQ Barber
Aces Wild by Amanda Carlson
Acrobat by Mary Calmes
Action by Liz Borino
Addicted for Now by Krista & Becca Ritchie
Addicted to You by Krista & Becca Ritchie
Adulting 101 by Lisa Henry
An Affair Downstairs by Sherri Browning
Aflame by Penelope Douglas
After Dark by Gena Showalter & Kait Ballenger
After Math by Denise Grover Swank
After the Crux by Dani Worth
After the Rain by Daisy Harris
After the Storm by Maya Banks
Aftermath by Ann Aguirre
The Aftermath by RJ Prescott
Aftertime by Sophie Littlefield
Again the Magic by Lisa Kleypas
Against the Dawn by Amanda Bonilla
Against the Ropes by Sarah Castille
Agnes and the Hitman by Jennifer Cruise & Bob Mayer
Aidan by Abby Niles
Ain't She Sweet by Marie Force
Alex (A Cold Fury Hockey Novel) by Sawyer Bennett
All About Seduction by Katy Madison
All I Want for Christmas is a Duke by Delilah Marvelle & Marie Clairmont
All or Nothing by Jessica Jarman
All She Craved: The Meeting by Cami Stark
All Summer Long by Susan Mallery
All the Wrong Places by Ann Gallagher
All Things Wicked by Karina Cooper
All Together Dead by Charlaine Harris
Allegiant by Veronica Roth
All's Fair in Love and Scandal by Caroline Linden
Almost a Scandal by Elizabeth Essex
Alpha and Omega by Patricia Briggs
Alpha Instinct by Katie Reus
Alpha Wolf Need Not Apply by Terry Spear
Alterant by Sherrilyn Kenyon and Dianna Love
Altered Destiny by Shawna Thomas
Always by Lynsay Sands
Always a Princess by Alice Gaines
Always Loving You by Sydney Landon
Amaranth by Rachael Wade
The Amorous Education of Celia Seaton by Miranda Neville
Anchor and Storm by Kate Poole
And I Love Her by Marie Force
And Then She Fell by Stephanie Laurens
Angel Betrayed by Cynthia Eden
Angel Burn by LA Weatherly
Angel in Chains by Cynthia Eden
Angel of the Somme by Terri Meeker
Angel 6.0: Concubine by Travis Luedke
Angelic by Kelley Armstrong
Angels' Blood by Nalini Singh
Angels' Flight by Nalini Singh
Angel's Ink by Jocelynn Drake
The Angel's Share by JR Ward
Another Kind of Dead by Kelly Meding
Any Duchess Will Do by Tessa Dare
Anything But Broken by Joelle Knox (Moira Rogers)
Apocalipstick by Lisa Acerbo
Araya's Addiction by Jocelyn Dex
Archangel's Blade by Nalini Singh
Archangel's Consort by Nalini Singh
Archangel's Enigma by Nalini Singh
Archangel's Kiss by Nalini Singh
Archangel's Legion by Nalini Singh
Archangel's Shadows by Nalini Singh
Archangel's Storm by Nalini Singh
Archer by Debra Kayn
Archer's Lady by Moira Rogers
Armed & Dangerous by Abigail Roux
The Arrangement by Mary Balogh
An Artifical Night by Seanan McGuire
Artistic Pursuits by Andrew Grey
As Lie the Dead by Kelly Meding
As Long As You Love Me by Ann Aguirre
Ascending Hearts by Keira Andrews & Leta Blake
Ascension by Sable Grace
Ash to Embers by CV Larkin
Ashes of Angels by Michele Hauf
Ashes of Honor by Seanan McGuire
Ashes of Midnight by Lara Adrian
Ask for It by Selena Blake
Asking for Trouble by Tessa Bailey
The Asset by Anna del Mar
The Asylum Interviews: Bronx by Jocelynn Drake
The Asylum Interviews: Trixie by Jocelynn Drake
At Grave's End by Jeaniene Frost
At Last by Ella Stone
Autumn in the Vinyard by Marina Adair
Avengers Heat by Katie Reus
Avenger's Angel by Heather Killough-Walden
Awaken Me Darkly by Gena Showalter
Baby's Got Bite by Candace Havens
Back in Bliss by Sophie Oak
A Bad Bit Nice by Josie Kerr
Bad News Cowboy by Maisey Yates
Baiting the Maid of Honor by Tessa Bailey
Ball & Chain by Abigail Roux
Balustrade by Mark Henry
Banishing the Dark by Jenn Bennett
Banshee Charmer by Tiffany Allee
Barbarian Aliens by Ruby Dixon
Barbarian Lover by Ruby Dixon
Barbarian Mine by Ruby Dixon
Bared to You by Sylvia Day
The Baron Next Door by Erin Knightley
The Bartered Virgin by Chevon Gael
Base Instincts by Larissa Ione
The Bastard by Inez Kelley
The Battle Sylph by LJ McDonald
Bayou Moon by Ilona Andrews
Be Mine Forever by Marina Adair
Be My Hero by Linda Kage
Bear's Gold by Yvette Hines
Beast by Abigail Barnette (Jennifer Armintrout)
The Beast by JR Ward
Beast: A Faery Story 2 by Sophie Oak
Beast: A Twisted Fairytale by Pepper Pace
Beast Behaving Badly by Shelly Laurenston
The Beast in Him by Shelly Laurenston
The Beast of Clan Kincaid by Lily Blackwood
Beast: The Untold Legend by Shoshanna Evers
The Beautiful Ashes by Jeaniene Frost
Beautiful Bastard by Christina Lauren
Beautiful Burn by Jamie McGuire
Beautiful Disaster by Jamie McGuire
Beautiful Oblivion by Jamie McGuire
Beautiful Redemption by Jamie McGuire
Beautiful Sacrifice by Jamie McGuire
Beauty: A Faery Story 3 by Sophie Oak
Beauty and the Blacksmith by Tessa Dare
Beauty Awakened by Gena Showalter
Because of Miss Bridgerton by Julia Quinn
Because This Is Forever by Lena Hart
Because You Are Mine by Lena Hart
Becoming His Master by MQ Barber
The Bed and the Bachelor by Tracy Ann Warren
Bed, Breakfast and You by Maddie James
Bedding the Wrong Brother by Virna DePaul
Bedeviled by Sable Grace
Bedroom Games by Jessica Clare
Before I Fall by Jessica Scott
Before Sunrise by Sienna Mynx
Before the Fall by Sable Grace
Before the Witches by Karina Cooper
Beg For It by Stacey Kennedy
Behind the Mask by Caroline Crane
Believe by Erin McCarthy
Below the Belt by Skye Warren
Bengal's Quest by Lora Leigh
The Best Ever by Josie Kerr
Best Man With Benefits by Samanthe Beck
The Best Medicine by Elizabeth Hayley
Better When He's Bad by Jay Crownover
Betting the Billionaire by Avery Flynn
Between by Kerry Shafer
Between the Devil and Ian Eversea by Julie Anne Long
Beyond Control by Kit Rocha (Moira Rogers)
Beyond Eden by Kele Moon
Beyond Jealousy by Kit Rocha
Beyond Pain by Kit Rocha (Moira Rogers)
Beyond Possession by Kit Rocha (Moira Rogers)
Beyond Shame by Kit Rocha (Moira Rogers)
Beyond Solitude by Kit Rocha
Beyond the Darkness by Jamie Rush
Beyond the Highland Mist by Karen Marie Moning
Beyond the Night by Joss Ware (Colleen Gleason)
Big Bad Beast by Shelly Laurenston
Big Girl Panties by Stephanie Evanovich
The Billionaire and the Virgin by Jessica Clare
Billionaire on the Loose by Jessica Clare
The Billionaire Takes a Bride by Jessica Clare
The Billionaire's Favorite Mistake by Jessica Clare
Binary Law by MH Grace
Binding the Shadows by Jenn Bennett
Biting Bad by Chloe Neill
Biting Cold by Chloe Neill
Bitten by Kelley Armstrong
Bitter Bite by Jennifer Estep
Bitter Harvest by Kim Knox
Bitter Spirits by Jenn Bennett
Bittersweet by Sarina Bowen
Black Dagger Brotherhood: An Insiders Guide by JR Ward
Black Magic Sanction by Kim Harrison
Black Arts by Faith Hunter
Black Rook by Kelly Meade
Black Water by Faith Hunter
Black Widow by Jennifer Estep
Blacklisted by Gena Showalter
The Blacksmith's Wife by Elisabeth Hobbes
Blade Song by JC Daniels (Shiloh Walker)
Blame it on Bath by Caroline Linden
Blamed by Edie Harris
Blaze of Memory by Nalini Singh
Bless Us With Content by Tinnean
Blessed Isle by Alex Beecroft
The Blind Date by Delaney Diamond
Blind Faith by Rebecca Zanetti
Blood Avenged by Gabrielle Bissett
Blood Before Sunrise by Amanda Bonilla
Blood Bound by Patricia Briggs
Blood By Moonlight by Jocelynn Drake, Terri Garey, Caris Roane
Blood Challenge by Eileen Wilks
Blood Cross by Faith Hunter
Blood From a Stone by Cynthia Lucas
Blood in Her Veins by Faith Hunter
Blood Kiss by JR Ward
Blood Lines by Eileen Wilks
Blood Lust Rising by Fayth Devlin
Blood Magic by Eileen Wilks
Blood Moon by Jae Lynne Davies
Blood of the Demon by Diana Rowland
Blood of the Demon by Rosalie Lario
Blood of the Wicked by Karina Cooper
Blood on the Bayou by Stacey Jay
Blood Oranges by Kathleen Tierney
Blood Rights by Kristen Painter
Blood Roses by Lindsay J Pryor
A Blood Seduction by Pamela Palmer
Blood Trade by Faith Hunter
Blood Trinity by Sherrilyn Kenyon and Dianna Love
Blood Work by Kim Harrison
Blooded: A Jessica McClain Novella by Amanda Carlson
Bloodfever by Karen Marie Moning
Bloodstorm by Amber Kallyn
A Bloody Good Secret by Sierra Dean
Blue Violet by Abigail Owen
Body Games by Jessica Clare
Body of Sin by Eve Silver
Bold Tricks by Karina Halle
A Bollywood Affair by Sonali Dev
Bonded by Blood by Laurie London
Bonds of Desire by Lynda Aicher
Bonds of Earth by GN Chevalier
Bonds of Justice by Nalini Singh
Bone Crossed by Patricia Briggs
Bound by Night by Larissa Ione
Born of Betrayal by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Born of Defiance by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Born of Fire by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Born of Fury by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Born of Ice by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Born of Night by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Born of Shadows by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Born of Silence by Sherrilyn Kenyon
The Boss's Fake Fiance by Inara Scott
Bossy and the Brat by Daisy Harris
Bound by Lorelei James
Bound by Decency by Claire Ashgrove
Bound By Flames by Jeaniene Frost
Bound By Her Scent by Kara Swynn
Bound Temptations by Shiloh Walker
Bound to Darkness by Lara Adrian
Bound to Me by Jocelynn Drake
The Bourbon Kings by JR Ward
A Borrowed Scot by Karen Ranney
Branded by Fire by Nalini Singh
Brazen by Margo Maguire
Breakable by Tammara Webber
Breakaway Hearts by Crista McHugh
Breaking Out by Lydia Michaels
Breaking Perfect by Lydia Michaels
Breakout by Ann Aguirre
A Breath of Winter by Hailey Edwards
The Breed Next Door by Lora Leigh
Bride for a Night by Rosemary Rogers
Bride Gone Bad by Sabine Starr
Bride of the Wolf by Abigail Barnette (Jennifer Armintrout)
The Bridegroom Wore Plaid by Grace Burrowes
The Bride's Unexpected Change in Plans by Rachel Clark
Brighter Than the Sun by Darynda Jones
Bring Me to Life by August Kert
Bring the Heat by Jo Davis
Britton by Abby Niles
Broken by Annie Jocoby
Broken by Camille Mackenzie
Broken by Kelley Armstrong
Broken by Lauren Layne
Broken Blade by JC Daniels (Shiloh Walker)
Broken Play by Samantha Kane
Broken Soul by Faith Hunter
Broken Honor by Tonya Burrows
Broken Souls by Bonnie Vanak
A Brother's Honor by Brenda Jackson
A Brush of Darkness by Allison Pang
The Bucket List by Gynger Fyer
Bully by Penelope Douglas
Burn by Maya Banks
Burn Down the Night by M O'Keefe
Burn for Me by Ilona Andrews
Burn the Night by Jocelynn Drake
Burned by Karen Marie Moning
The Burning Bush by Kenya Wright
Burning Dawn by Gena Showalter
By a Thread by Jennifer Estep
By Any Other Name by Tia Fielding
By Grace Possessed by Jennifer Blake
By His Majesty's Grace by Jennifer Blake
By Honor Betrayed Alex Beecroft
By Love's Gravity by Mia Ashlinn
By Proxy by Katy Regnery
By Surprise by Alyssa Turner
Caelius by Celeste Prater
Call Me Maybe by Ellie Cahill
Calmly Carefully and Completely by Tammy Falkner
Cameo the Assassin by Dawn McCullough-White
Cameo and the Highwayman by Dawn McCullough-White
Cameo and the Vampire by Dawn McCullough-White
The Canvas Thief by P Kirby
Captain of All Pleasures by Kresley Cole
The Captive by Grace Burrowes
Captive Surrender by Linda Mooney
Captivated by M Hart & T Reisz
Captivated By You by Sylvia Day
The Capture of the Earl of Glencrae by Stephanie Laurens
Captured by Kenya Wright
Captured by a Rogue Lord by Katharine Ashe
Captured by the Pirate Laird by Amy Jarecki
A Caress of Wings by Sylvia Day
Caressed by Ice by Nalini Singh
A Cast of Shadows by Hailey Edwards
Cat Tales by Faith Hunter
Catalyst by Dani Worth
Catch a Ghost by SE Jakes
Cato by Celeste Prater
Caught Up In You by Roni Loren
Cera's Place by Elizabeth McKenna
Cereus: The Building by BA Tortuga, Julia Talbot, Sean Michael
Chain of Illusions by Boone Brux
Challenging Destiny by Cherie Colyer
Chance the Darkness (DNF) by LA Wilde
Changeling by Kelly Meding
Changes in Autumn by Renee Charles
Chaos and Moonlight by AD Marrow
Chaos Rises by Pippa DaCosta
Charmeine by Emily Guido
The Charmed by Christine Werrick
The Charmed Fates by Christine Wenrick
The Charmed Souls by Christine Werrick
Chasing Magic by Stacia Kane
Chasing Mrs. Right by Katee Robert
Chayot by Naima Simone
Checkmate by Annemarie McKenna
Cherished by Maya Banks and Lauren Dane
The Chieftain by Margaret Mallory
Children of the Veil by Colleen Halverson
Chimera by Kelly Meding
Chimes at Midnight by Seanan McGuire
Chloe's Double Draw by Fiona Archer
The Chocolate Thief by Laura Florand
Chosen by Sable Grace
The Christmas He Loved Her by Juliana Stone
Cipher by Moira Rogers
Circle of Blood by Debbie Viguié
City of Ashes by Cassandra Clare
City of Bones by Cassandra Clare
City of Fallen Angels by Cassandra Clare
City of Ghosts by Stacia Kane
City of Glass by Cassandra Clare
City of Heavenly Fire by Cassandra Clare
City of Light by Keri Arthur
City of Lost Souls by Cassandra Clare
The Claimed by Caridad Pineiro
Claimed by Rebecca Zanetti
Claimed by Desire by Kristen Miller
Claimed by Dragons by Amber Skyze
Claimed by Shadow by Karen Chance
Claiming Her Warriors by Katie Reus
Claiming the Highlander by Kinley MacGregor (Sherrilyn Kenyon)
Clarence by Sarah M. Anderson
Clean Sweep by Ilona Andrews
Click: An Online Love Story by Lisa Becker
Cloak & Silence by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Close Enough to Touch by Victoria Dahl
Close to the Wind by Zana Bell
Close to You by Stacia Kane
Closer to You by Marie Rochelle
The Closer You Come by Gena Showalter
Club Dead by Charlaine Harris
Cold Blooded by Amanda Carlson
Cold Hard Secret by Sierra Dean
Cole's Redemption by JD Tyler
Collective Memory by Tielle St. Claire
College Boys by Daisy Harris
Collide by Juliana Stone
Collide by Megan Hart
Colter's Gift by Maya Banks
Combat Barbie by Heather Long
Come Dancing by Leslie Wells
Come to Me Quietly by AL Jackson
Coming Home by Lydia Michaels
Complete Faith by Sue Brown
Completing the Pass by Jeanette Murray
The Concubine's Gift by K Ford K
Confessions from an Arranged Marriage by Miranda Neville
Confessions of an Improper Bride by Jennifer Haymore
Conquered by a Highlander by Paula Quinn
Consent to Love by Abby Wood
Conspiracy Game by Christine Feehan
Construction Beauty Queen by Sara Daniel
Consumed by Rebecca Zanetti
The Convict and the Cattleman by Aliison Merritt
Convicted by Dee Tenorio
Corrupt by Penelope Douglas
Counterbalance by Aidan Wayne
Counterfeit Magic by Kelley Armstrong
The Counterfeit Mistress by Madeline Hunter
The Countess by Lynsay Sands
The Countess Conspiracy by Courtney Milan
Courted by Jennifer Chance
The Courtesan Duchess by Joanna Shupe
The Covert Wolf by Bonnie Vanak
Covet by JR Ward
Coveted by Shawntelle Madison
Cowboys & Vampires by Hank Edwards
Crash & Burn by Abigail Roux
Crash Into Me by Tracy Wolff
Crash Into You by Katie McGarry
Crave by JR Ward
Crave the Darkness by Amanda Bonilla
Crave the Night by Lara Adrian
Crave the Night by P. O'Shea, L. Devoti, M. Hauf, S. Ashwood
Craving Flight by Tamsen Parker
Crazy Stupid Sex by Maisey Yates
Cream of the Crop by Alice Clayton
Crimson Frost by Jennifer Estep
Cross & Crown by Abigail Roux
Crossing the Line by Kele Moon
Crossing the Lines by MQ Barber
Crossroads by Moira Rogers
Crucible Zero by Devon Monk
Crushed by Lauren Layne
Crux by Moira Rogers
Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs
Crystal Cove by Lisa Kleypas
Cupid's Test by Megan Grooms
The Cure by M.C. Foley
The Curse by Sherrilyn Kenyon & Dianna Love
The Curse of Gremdon by Ciara Knight
The Curse of Tenth Grave" by Darynda Jones
Curse the Dawn by Karen Chance
The Cursed by Alyssa Day
Cursed Moon by Jaye Wells
The Cursed One by Ronda Thompson
Cut & Run by Madeleine Urban & Abigail Roux
Dance With Me by Heidi Cullinan
Dance With the Devil by Angela Dennis
The Danger in Tempting an Earl by Sophie Barnes
The Danger of Desire by Elizabeth Essex
Dangerous Boys and Their Toy by Shayla Black
Dangerous Decisions by Margaret Kaine
Dangerous Highlander by Donna Grant
A Dangerous Invitation by Erica Moore
Dangerous Lord, Innocent Governess by Christine Merrill
Dangerous Territory by Emmy Curtis
Dangerous Tides by Christine Feehan
Daniel's True Desire by Grave Burrowes
Dare to Desire by Carly Phillips
Dare to Love by Carly Phillips
Dare to Resist by Laura Kaye
Dare You to Run by Dawn Ryder
Daring Miss Danvers by Vivienne Lorret
The Dark Affair by Maire Claremont
Dark Awakening by Kendra Leigh Castle
Dark Blood by Christine Feehan
Dark Challenge by Christine Feehan
Dark Dealings by Kim Knox
Dark Desire by Christine Feehan
Dark Desires After Dusk by Kresley Cole
Dark Dream by Christine Feehan
Dark Fire by Christine Feehan
Dark Frost by Jennifer Estep
Dark Future by KC Klein
Dark Gold by Christine Feehan
Dark Guardian by Christine Feehan
Dark Heir by Faith Hunter
The Dark Highlander by Karen Marie Moning
Dark Kiss of Rapture by Sylvia Day
The Dark Knight by Elizabeth Elliott
The Dark Lady by Maire Claremont
Dark Legacy by Anna Destefano (Did Not Finish)
Dark Legend by Christine Feehan
Dark Lover by JR Ward
Dark Lycan by Christine Feehan
Dark Magic by Christine Feehan
Dark Magic by Rebecca York
Dark Needs at Night's Edge by Kresley Cole
The Dark One by Ronda Thompson
Dark Predator by Christine Feehan
Dark Prince by Christine Feehan
Dark Secrets by Shona Husk
Dark Skye by Kresley Cole
Dark Soul by Aleksandr Voinov
Dark Storm by Christine Feehan
Dark Taste of Rapture by Gena Showalter
Dark Vow by Shona Husk
Dark Wolf by Christine Feehan
Darke London by Coleen Kwan
Darker After Midnight by Lara Adrian
Darker Angels by MLN Hanover (Daniel Abraham)
The Darkest Angel by Gena Showalter
Darkest Before Dawn by Maya Banks
Darkest Before Dawn by Pippa DaCosta
The Darkest Craving by Gena Showalter
The Darkest Day by Britt Bury
Darkest Caress by Kaylea Cross
The Darkest Heart by Thea Devine
The Darkest Joy by Marata Eros
The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalter
Darkest Knight by Karen Duvall
The Darkest Lie by Gena Showalter
The Darkest Night by Gena Showalter
The Darkest Passion by Gena Showalter
The Darkest Pleasure by Gena Showalter
The Darkest Secret by Gena Showalter
The Darkest Seduction by Gena Showalter
The Darkest Surrender by Gena Showalter
The Darkest Touch by Gena Showalter
The Darkest Whisper by Gena Showalter
Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning
Darkness Awakened by Katie Reus
Darkness Awakened by Stephanie Rowe
Darkness Becomes Her by Jaime Rush
Darkness Dawns by Dianne Duvall
Darkness Falling by Peter Crowther
Darkness Reborn by Stephanie Rowe
Darkness Rises by Dianne Duvall
Darkness Seduced by Stephanie Rowe
Darkness Surrendered by Stephanie Rowe
The Darkness Within by Jaime Rush
Darling Beast by Elizabeth Hoyt
Daughter of the Blood by Anne Bishop
Daughter of Sherwood by Laura Strickland
David by Grace Burrowes
Dawn of a Dark Knight by Zoe Forward
Dawnbreaker by Jocelynn Drake
The Day He Kissed Her by Juliana Stone
Dayhunter by Jocelynn Drake
Dead and Gone by Charlaine Harris
Dead and Kicking by Lisa Emme
Dead as a Doornail by Charlaine Harris
Dead Heat by Patricia Briggs
Dead in the Family by Charlaine Harris
Dead Man's Deal by Jocelynn Drake
Dead on the Delta by Stacey Jay
Dead Reckoning by Charlaine Harris
Dead Sexy Dragon by Lolita Lopez
Dead to the World by Charlaine Harris
Dead Until Dark by Charlaine Harris
Dead Witch Walking by Kim Harrison
Deadlock by Moira Rogers
Deadlocked by Charlaine Harris
Deadly Game by Christine Feehan
Deadly is the Kiss by Rhyannon Byrd
Deadly Silence by Rebecca Zanetti
Deadly Spells by Jaye Wells
Deadly Sting by Jennifer Estep
The Deal by Elle Kennedy
Dearest Rogue by Elizabeth Hoyt
Death Magic by Eileen Wilks
Death Most Definite by Trent Jamieson
Death's Mistress by Karen Chance
Death's Rival by Faith Hunter
The Debutante Is Mine by Vivienne Lorret
Deceived by the Others by Jess Haines
Deceiving the Protector by Dee Tenorio
Decoy by Michaela Debelius
Deep by Kylie Scott
Deep Dark Secret by Sierra Dean
Deep Kiss of Winter by Kresley Cole & Gena Showalter
Deeper by Allyn Lesley
Deeper by Robin York
Deeper: Descent by Allyn Leslie
Deeper Than Midnight by Lara Adrian
Defiant by Kris Kennedy
Defined by Deceit by AE Via
Definitely Dead by Charlaine Harris
Defying the Odds by Kele Moon
Deja VooDoo by Elle James
Delilah's Passion by Sarah Bella
Delinquent Daddy by Linda Kage
Deliver Me from Darkness by Tes Hilaire
Demon Angel by Meljean Brook
Demon Blood by Meljean Brook
Demon Bound by Meljean Brook
Demon Crossings by Eleri Stone
Demon from the Dark by Kresley Cole
Demon Forged by Meljean Brook
The Demon Lover by Juliet Dark
Demon Marked by Meljean Brook
Demon Moon by Meljean Brook
Demon Night by Meljean Brook
Demon Storm by Dianna Love
The Demoness of Waking Dreams by Stephanie Chong
Demonically Tempted by Stacey Kennedy
The Demon's Bargain by Lisa Alder
The Demon's Deception by Lisa Alder
The Demon's Desire by Kendra Leigh Castle
Demon's Fury by Jocelynn Drake
The Demon's Seduction by Lisa Alder
The Demon's Song by Kendra Leigh Castle
Demon's Vow by Jocelynn Drake
Desert Blade by Ella Drake
Desert Bound by Elizabeth Hunter
Desert Wolf by Heather Long
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Serena Williams lines up first tournament since Australian Open
Serena Williams is set to make her comeback from a knee injury at the Madrid Open in May.
Williams has not played competitively since winning an Open Era-record 23rd Grand Slam title at the Australian Open in January.
The legendary American withdrew from the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells this month, revealing that she had not been able to train due to a problem with her left knee.
Williams has been selective over which tournaments she has entered in order to give herself every chance of challenging for further major titles, but was on Tuesday included in the entry list for the Madrid Open.
The clay-court event runs May 6-13 and will give her an opportunity to gain some momentum ahead of the French Open, which begins May 28.
Maria Sharapova, who will make her return from a doping ban in Stuttgart next month, has also been invited to feature in Madrid.


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To All Country Cup Participants: "Avoid Clockblocking Your Team Mates!"
Over the past days we received a couple of questions related to the same problem. In short, users complain that their score is not taking into account for the country average of a specific stage. At first sight it would seem that the HWBOT Competition Engine is making a mistake (or has a bug), but in fact that is not the case. It is simply a matter of "friendly fire" or, the term I prefer, Clock blocking.
As I mentioned when the competition started: the engine is not so smart, and will not do the strategic work for you. What the engine does, is select the best scores for each stage limitation, then filters out the best submission per user. In practical terms, that means you have to decide what setup you contribute with in each stage of the Country Cup! Let's explain this using a concrete and practical example.
For Germany, Saturas wants to contribute in the 3DMark03 stage with a PCI graphics card. The score is 955 marks, and should be accounted for as part of the German average. When we look at the German average for that stage, however, see that neither Saturas nor a PCI score is included. Why? Because Axl is clock blocking Saturas and his score.
When we search for the best German PCI result, we find Axl's 3972 marks with the GeForce 9100M G linked to the Country Cup. This is Germany's best result with a PCI graphics card, and thus the engine considers this the entry for the German team. But Axl is already contributing with a Hybrid card and a score of 29957 points. The engine considers this the best score of Axl, and thus his contribution to the German average. And here we can see the clock block: both Axl's Hybrid and PCI score are being accounted for as the country's best, but of course only one of them is actually contributing to the average!
The solution is simple. Axl and Saturas have to agree on who is going to pull their score from the competition. Is there someone else who can improve the Hybrid submission? Perhaps Axl's PCI score will be the most useful for the country? The Country Cup is not just about finding the right gear to compete with, but also a matter of strategy and tactics.
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Strike Anywhere, the LA and San Francisco-based production company known for its focus on storytelling, adds the talented Katya Bankowsky to their burgeoning roster of directors. Bankowsky is a former agency executive producer and director with a reputation for creating grounded, vivid and stylized work. Working alongside industry creative leaders as an EP led to her directing campaigns in-house for global agencies like mcgarrybowen. Her signing is a strategic move for Strike Anywhere, as it continues to work in traditional and non-traditional media with a formal directorial roster.
Katya Bankowsky is a California native who became a New Yorker upon graduating from Yale. After college, she took a production job in advertising, which served as her film school and where she learned the art of the 30-second movie. Bankowsky soon went freelance and began shooting her feature documentary Shadow Boxers, which chronicles the emergence of women in boxing and the stellar rise of the first undefeated world champion Lucia Rijker. Bankowsky directed, edited and produced the film and also boxed in the first NYC Golden Gloves to allow female competitors. Shadow Boxers premiered at the Toronto and Berlin International Film Festivals, picking up awards across the festival circuit before obtaining worldwide distribution.
Bankowsky's non-documentary work includes award-winning TV commercials, branded entertainment, and digital campaigns for clients including Reebok, NFL, WNBA, Verizon, the US Olympic Committee, Chase, and Brazilian Brahma beer. She has worked with Maya Angelou, 50 Cent, Jay-Z, and numerous top-tier athletes. Bankowsky recently directed a piece for The New York Times on French fashion icon Michele Lamy, which kicked off a web series she writes, directs and co-stars in alongside Lamy.
Bankowsky's directorial style is visual, musically driven and equally hard and soft. She has a way of finding the beauty in the rough corners and the fierceness in the sublime while avoiding clichés. Her understanding of how to communicate a brand message can be attributed to her years as an in-house EP/Director at Amster Yard and mcgarrybowen. This point of view can be seen in the campaign she directed for the NFL this past summer, a series called The Handoff, which is the league's largest social media campaign to date.
On joining Strike Anywhere, Bankowsky says she is happy to add her creative point of view to their roster. "I want to help Strike Anywhere dig into a broader range of projects outside of traditional content. Tapping back into my agency experience, we can offer so much to both clients and agencies by extending that collaborative thinking. We all know the ad-world model is being transformed and we all want to figure out what interesting opportunities can come from the changes in the industry."
Bankowsky said there was an instant connection with EP Cori Cooperider. "I felt her laid back positive energy and enthusiasm immediately. I liked that Cori was also interested in the quirky web series I'm doing with Michele Lamy in addition to my commercial work. This showed me Cori is someone who sees that the future of advertising is the intersection of art and commerce, something that continues to evolve every year. Strike Anywhere feels like a perfect fit for me because they are actively working all angles and aren't locked into traditional expectations."
The signing of Bankowsky underlines impressive growth in 2017 for Strike Anywhere, which is bolstered by a fierce triad of sales teams comprised of Devine Reps for the west coast, KK & Joanna in the midwest and Mr. Bartlett for the east coast territory.
Strike Anywhere also furthered their reach in international markets and entertainment, filming recently in Canada, Dubai, China, Thailand, Japan, Germany, and South America as well as completing feature films with distribution from 20th Century Fox and Netflix.


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Well my black eye has healed, there is just a hint of yellow near the corner of my eye. I swear… I'd been just over a year seziure free. The week prior to " the big one" I'd been very stressed~pissed off~ ready to throw in the towel with work…
Mental duress can really wreak havoc on a body.
My internal workings are still a little off. Ever since my fall I'm just not back to 100% as quickly as I used to bounce back. Head injuries can be very dangerous. We all seen/ heard about several famous Hollywood types succumb because of what may have seemed like a harmless bump on the head. When ever you hit your head it's always a good idea to see a Dr. and get checked out.
After my hospital visit my husband developed a nasty chest cold, now he is better but I've picked up some germy-germs from him and I've got a terrible sore throat! =(
It's been a tough August thus far… I'm ready to get my energy level back!
This pic is from earlier this summer, hubby and I were out on the canoe, now I'm scared to death to go out on the lake… God help me if I had a seizure and even with a lid jacket landed face down in the water… major bummer!
We have not had any rain around here since about late June… Finally last Friday, August 10 I think the date was, we got a 4 hour downpour. We ended up with just over 1″ of rain in the rain gauge. But it too late for the corn, the soybeans are looking a little better.
Well, enough of my rambling… I'll just leave you all with a few photos. I've got several knitting projects almost finished, I'll be sure to share photos and yarn info.
Hey, I just learned that the box jelly fish has 24 eyes, wow! That's a dangerous jelly!
Boss taking a dip in the pool
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Hello everybody,
our well-known und admired Richard Smith just released his first instructional DVD, called "Mastering Thumbpicking".
Here's what Richard has to say:
"Mastering Thumbpicking will get you guys on the right track to gaining independence between the thumb and fingers, so that you have control over the phrasing of the melody, while the rhythm stays constant, plus adding variations to standard progressions to make your arrangements more interesting using riffs and jazz-like chords, different chord shapes, harmony and piano-style bass lines! 90-minute DVD, includes music and tab pdf file. Recommended for intermediate guitarists striving for a new level in their playing! Songs taught: Happy Blues, Windy & Warm, Farewell My Bluebell, Struttin'."
Available from his website:
Or as a digital download from Homespun Tapes:
http://www.homespuntapes.com/Instructor ... hard-smith
I'd say Richard always has a new trick in the bag for everybody.
Sounds promising!
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Thanks Ingo for the post. I'm curious about the instant download. It's actually downloading it right now!! Richard has really got the funkiness that I'm hoping will rub off on me, if I listen/practice enough. These things are also great for inspiration. I need that as well as lots of practice.. LOL Take care Ron.
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I think the dead domestic worker scam is on again. On Wednesday 8th Sept my daughter was phoned by a male to asked for Pauline (the domestic worker) and said he was from Dept of Labour. Would not give her his name to her, however. On Sunday 12th my wife received a call from "Johannes" who was "Pauline's brother" saying she had died in a car crash and the family needed assistance. My wife was shocked and said she would phone him back and he gave number (0820687919). She phoned back and he replied. I, meanwhile, was phoning Pauline who was alive and well. Before I could intercede he had hung up. Can you advise? I would like to report it but my experience of going to a charge office and opening a case is not a happy one. Suggestions?
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Very interesting. A year ago a man clamming to be the brother phoned us to say that our domestic worker died in a car crash and that he need money for the funeral. We did phone our domestic worker's sister and found out she was alive and well. The man hung up.
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LANCASTER, Pa. – Haverford College's unranked Fords pushed No. 8 Franklin & Marshall College to the buzzer Saturday afternoon in Centennial Conference men's basketball action, but the Fords' last-second shot was just off the mark in their 61-59 loss to the nationally-ranked Diplomats in the Mayser Center.
Haverford (3-5, 2-3 CC) forced F&M (7-0, 5-0) into a shot-clock violation turnover when the Diplomats had a chance to ice the game, leading by two with six seconds remaining. Following a time-out by the Fords they moved the ball up court quickly, eventually getting the ball into Cam Baker's hands for a driving layup.
Baker's attempt was blocked out of bounds allowing Haverford to maintain possession with upset hopes still alive as 1.2 seconds remained on the clock. Gibby Graves inbounded the ball to Lucas Colombo who began the play at the top of the key, but slid around the three-point line to the right where he received the pass and launched his attempt at the game-winner from behind the arc. The shot slid to the left of the basket, though, and the Diplomats were able to escape with the win.
The Fords moved into the game's final sequences after battling back from a 59-54 deficit. Colombo and Brett Cohen had converted layups to draw closer, and Baker sank a free throw to bring the Fords within a basket of tying the game.
First-half action was a see-saw battle with 14 lead changes and three tie scores. The Fords closed out the opening 20 minutes with a 32-31 advantage following a pair of Baker free throws.
Second-half play differed from the first as both teams held leads for lengthy stretches. Haverford used an early 7-0 run to move in front 39-35, eventually building the lead to six points at 48-42. The Diplomats answered with a run of their own to pull even at 50-50 as the game ticked under the 10-minute mark. Later, a 7-0 run by F&M pushed its advantage to 59-54 with 2:44 left in the game.
Haverford played a strong game defensively holding F&M to nine points shy of its per game average. The Fords forced 17 Diplomat turnovers and registered 14 steals on the day.
Cohen led the Fords' offensive attack with a game-high 25 points. He also pulled down a team-best nine rebounds. Colombo and Baker were also sparks on the attack with 13 and 10 points, respectively.
Matt Porter's 15 points led the home team, and Jon Solandra aided the cause with a double-double scoring 11 and coming away with 10 rebounds.
The Fords step out of conference action for their final game of the fall semester slate, welcoming Eastern University to Gooding Arena on Satuday, Dec. 15 for a Main Line rivalry match-up beginning at 3 p.m.


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I have a building with 3 houses where I have a borewell of depth 920 feet and a texmo 3phase submersible pump. Motor is absolutely flawless, sufficient water is also there. But the problem is 3 phase power. We are short of 3 phase supply most of the time and the motor is unable to pump water. Single phase current supply has no problem.
Due to the frequent problems with 3phase current, I have decided to change my motor to single phase. But single phase motor is available for a maximum depth of 800 feet. I am planning to buy a new single phase motor and put it at a depth of 750 feet in my 920 feet borewell. My engineer does not find it as a good solution.
Has anyone gone through a similar scenario? Will there be any problems if I leave about 170 feet below the pump? If this works out, my 4HP 50 stage 3phase texmo pump will be on sale. Please don't suggest me to work with BESCOM to sort out the 3 phase issues as I have decided to invest my valuable time on better things.
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Halloween has come and gone… my little one-armed pirate did quite well, even if the parrot wouldn't stay up on the cast perch. I think he enjoyed trick-or-treating more than he has in the past, although I must admit my dismay in the complete lack of Reese's in his bag.
We're adjusting to life with a cast pretty well, although we have yet to venture into the word of a full bath. I admit I combined the need for a hair-cut with the need for a hair wash. Bunny and I hit the mall on Monday evening and at Cartoon Cuts he got a wash and cut! Pin removal has been scheduled for December 2.
I did manage to finish the Turkish Patterned Cap for Bunny shortly after my last post. He has been wearing it almost daily. I figure it will help keep him warm since he really can't wear a coat.
This photo is from a Kindergarten field trip to some farm or something. I think it turned out really well and he looks quite adorable in it if I do say so myself. I have yet to get a photo of both of my guys in their hats, but I plan to! Thanks to Lisa for modeling and Amber for taking the model shot!


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California is the largest agricultural producer in the United States, followed by Iowa and Texas. The top three agricultural commodities produced in California are milk, almonds, and grapes. California is also the primary exporter of many agricultural commodities in the United States and supplies over 99% of the following commodities: almonds, artichokes, dates, raisins, and walnuts. The crop varieties grown in California are constantly fluctuating based on consumer demand, market prices, and weather restrictions. In 2015, California generated $47 billion in revenue from agriculture commodities, down from $56 billion in 2014.
One of the biggest challenges in the agriculture industry in California is water availability. California experiences recurring droughts, which cause significant strain on the agriculture industry. With challenges come opportunities for unique solutions, which is where energy and water efficiency come into play.
In recent years, the Alliance has conducted multiple studies with an agriculture focus to target the many challenges faced by the agriculture sector in California. For example, in January of 2016 the Alliance published a report called New Opportunities for Energy Efficiency in California Agriculture. The key opportunities include greenhouse retrocommissioning, rebates for condensing boilers for soil warming, post-harvest processing audits, greenhouse-specific rebates, and water treatment and recycling.
In November of 2016, the Alliance released the Urban Agriculture Guidebook, which identified energy efficiency opportunities for urban farms in Los Angeles. The agriculture industry in California is constantly evolving, and the Alliance aims to keep a pulse on the challenges, best practices, and opportunities for energy and water efficiency.