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Patriot of Persia: Muhammad Mossadegh and a Tragic Anglo-American Coup
In 1953, the American and British intelligence agencies launched a coup in Iran against a bedridden 72-year-old man. Muhammad Mossadegh's crimes had been to flirt with communism and to nationalize his country's oil industry, which for 40 years had been in British hands. Mossadegh must go.
Excerpted from Chapter 1: "The Unchanging East" (footnotes omitted) from Patriot of Persia: Muhammad Mossadegh and a Tragic Anglo-American Coup © 2010 by Christopher de Bellaigue. Published by HarperCollins . All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or printed without permission in writing from the publisher.
Chapter 1: The Unchanging East
Muhammad Mossadegh was born in 1882, in the belle époque, one of the most dramatic eras of transformation the world has ever known. Huge numbers of people were moving from the countryside to the towns, and once-unimaginable strides were made in technology, medicine, education and hygiene. The bourgeoisie and the working class became dominant; the old aristocracies declined and the last vestiges of serfdom disappeared. These were the triumphs of modern thought, which would blow away the cobwebs of backwardness and superstition, and while they were concentrated in Europe and the United States, they had meaning for every nation. The world watched the western laboratory, with its physicists, tycoons and arms manufacturers, and waited to see if it would prosper or explode.
To begin with, witnesses of epochal change may be content to watch; then comes the impulse to take part. At the end of the nineteenth century, inquisitive people across the globe experienced such an impulse, and the result was a wave of emulative political and cultural movements, imported from the West but coloured by home-grown traditions, whose goal was the spread of human dignity, freedom and prosperity. Soon, these movements came up against strong barriers. They either jarred with local customs or with the interests of the European powers from which they derived inspiration – or both. This is when the trouble began.
Christian Europe had pulled ahead of the Muslim Middle East after the Renaissance and the Enlightenment transformed attitudes towards knowledge and power. With that came a fantasy of ownership – the idea that progress was Europe's to bestow, and not the common destiny of mankind. The lines were calcified by imperialism and nationalism, outstanding features of the belle époque. Notions of racial and cultural superiority were not often challenged, even though they inhibited the exchange of ideas.
Back in the 1830s the British statesman Thomas Babington Macaulay had asserted the superiority of 'a single shelf of a good European library' over 'the whole native literature of India and Arabia... it is, I believe, no exaggeration to say, that all the historical information which has been collected from all the books written in the Sanskrit language is less valuable than what may be found in the most paltry abridgements used at preparatory schools in England.' (Macaulay, it is almost superfluous to say, was not a reader of Indian languages or Arabic.) Well over a century later, Britain's home secretary Herbert Morrison likened independence for the country's African colonies to 'giving a child of ten a latch- key, a bank account and a shotgun.' Between these dates, in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch, innumerable similar statements were uttered and defended, ingested and refined. What, if not the superiority of Europe over the rest of the world, could account for the God-given gift of empire? Some of the subject races – the imperialists were forever creating divisions, and then subdivisions – were susceptible to improvement. Others were not.
Ideas of inherent superiority were much weaker in the Muslim Middle East. There, the global exchange of ideas had for centuries found expression in multi-ethnic blocs such as the Ottoman Empire, which stretched from Arabia into south and eastern Europe, and where the only true barrier between people was neither race nor geography, but religion. So, it was strange for the inhabitants of the Muslim lands to be told, as they now were, that their culture and way of life were anachronisms needing to be modernised or thrown away. In the dark ages – as Eurocentric a designation as you could find; they were not dark in the Middle East – Muslim sages had advanced the learning of the ancients while Europe stagnated. Their rulers had built the world's biggest and most developed cities, and their traders had traded at its furthest known extremities. Before that, the lands where Islam now flourished – Egypt; Mesopotamia; Persia – had been the cradles of civilisation itself.
Persia, heir to the great world empires that Herodotus had interpreted in terms of slightly appalled fascination, its poetic and artistic legacy picturesquely degraded, staggered on somewhere between the Ottoman Empire and British India. To the Europeans of the late nineteenth century, it was an object of curiosity and puzzlement, but rarely of pressing concern.
Persia's ancient world empires had been very great. Five centuries before the birth of Christ, the Achaemenids ruled from the Nile to the Indus, and the later Parthian and Sassanian kingdoms would be Rome's great rivals in the East. The Sassanians were finally subdued with the Arab invasions of the seventh century and the arrival of Islam. After that, the Persian-speaking area found its genius in a malleable, humorous, eminently exportable culture, a synthesis of Islam and older Iranian traditions that became the dominant cultural form over much of the Muslim world. The innovations of its poets, builders, scientists and craftsmen found expression as far afield as Central Asia, India and the Ottoman lands. Persian became an international language of culture; one of its best-loved exponents, the mystical poet Jalal ud-Din Rumi, was a Central Asian who spent most of his life in Turkey.
There was an imperial flourish in the seventeenth century, when the country's Safavid shahs expanded the borders and promoted trade and partnership with the Europeans, and their wealth and splendour became axioms used by Shakespeare and Racine. But the Safavids degenerated into parricide and fanaticism and fell to yet another external assault. Persia was a failed state until the last years of the eighteenth century, when the eunuch Agha Muhammad Khan of the Qajar tribe united the country once more.
Agha Muhammad Khan's nephew perpetuated the Qajar line, and the Qajars survived and multiplied, albeit not very gloriously. They managed to dominate most of the Persian plateau, corresponding roughly to the borders of modern Iran, but lost possessions in Khorasan (to the Afghans, backed by the British), and in the Caucasus (to a resurgent Russia). The Qajar shahs lorded it over a shrivelling empire and dreamed of regaining lost land and prestige. By the time of Mossadegh's birth, the longest-serving of the Qajar monarchs, the shrewd, libidinous Nasser ud-Din, used venerable titles – 'Centre of the Universe', 'Shadow of God' – which seemed to mock his peripheral position in world affairs.
Feebleness and irrelevance did not guarantee a quiet life at the end of the nineteenth century, for while Persia continued to seem forbiddingly large and inaccessible, the rest of the world had become dramatically smaller. Explorers and cartographers had shed light in the most obscure, uninhabited corners. A global economy, financed by global capital, was joining producers to consumers in evermore complex webs of mastery and subservience. The primacy of Europe's big powers in virtually every sphere was being entrenched by treaty and force of arms. Between 1876 and 1915 a quarter of the surface of the world changed ownership, with half a dozen European states taking the lion's share.
There were three main reasons why Persia was not formally included in this epic transfer. The first was that it was too poor to justify the expense of annexation. The second was that the two imperial powers which showed most interest in Persian affairs, Russia and Britain, were constrained by mutual wariness from trying to swallow the country whole. Finally, the Persians nimbly played off the powers against each other, extracting concessions while keeping both at arm's length.
The powers' interest in Persia had begun as a side-effect of the Great Game they were playing for India and its riches. If the Russians were to realise their long-standing dream of seizing the subcontinent, they would have to subdue or cross Persia. The British were equally determined to make sure that Persia, and particularly its eastern reaches, bordering India, never fell into Russian hands.
Over the course of the nineteenth century, the Great Game became an elaborate stalemate played out over thousands of miles. From the north, imperial Russia spread its influence. From the Persian Gulf in the south, a British lake serving India, the British did the same. Maintaining substantial delegations in Tehran, the Persian capital, the powers exercised immense influence over the country's affairs.


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Phillies 69-59
Astros 67-60
Mets 66-60
Marlins 66-60
Nationals 66-60
New York 69-56
Oakland 69-56
Cleveland 70 57
Minnesota 67-59
Toronto 64-62
Its a Tight race!
Phillies 69-59
Astros 67-60
Mets 66-60
Marlins 66-60
Nationals 66-60
New York 69-56
Oakland 69-56
Cleveland 70 57
Minnesota 67-59
Toronto 64-62
Its a Tight race!
LETS GO METS!!!!!!!. We just blew out the Dbacks 18-4. And 3 players almost hit fpr the cycle
The Astros will win it in the NL though. Pitching always beats hitting and no better pitching then the Astros.
"One Team, One New York"
We got better pitching the Astros. We got Pedro Glavine Benson Seo Tracsel and Zambrano.
Lets Compare:
Roger Clemens- 11-6 1.56 ERA
Roy Oswalt- 15-8 2.68 ERA
Andy Pettite-11-9 2.67
Pedro Martinez 13-5 2.77 ERA
Tom Glavine 10-10 4.10
Kris Benson 9-5 3.89 ERA
Victor Zambrano 7-10 4.07 ERA
You can not go by the records but even if you did the Astros starting pitchers have a better record. The Astros ERA is exceptional compared to the Mets. The Astros also have definetly a better bullpen then the Mets.
Jae Seo, in my opinion is a fluke and will not show up in the playoffs, Steve Trachsel is coming off back surgery and you don't know what he is going to give you.
Although, the Mets may have a better lineup, pitching beats hitting, and the Astros need to score 2-3 Runs a game to win.
Astros > Mets
"One Team, One New York"
sorry for the off-topic but do you people know some good mets/yankees FAN sites?
Rady-You can go to mlb.com and they have message boards for each team.
"One Team, One New York"
But the Astros dont get enough run support. You only got 3 good pitchers who do you got after Petite Clemens and Oswalt? Astacio? Good run support and good pitching from the Mets will win games.
Originally Posted by NYK Way
The Mets don't have good pitching though. Pedro is the only consistent one. They have absolutely no bullpen and the Astros need to scrape 2 runs to win a game and they can do that.
And come playoff time, you don't need a 5 man rotation.
"One Team, One New York"
Zambrano's only problem is he waslks too many batters. Benson was consistent the whole year except the 1st game he got back and his last game he pitched aganist the Nats. Glavine has improved thru out the whole year and is now back to his former form when he was an Atlanta Brave. And Seo has pitched lights out since being called back up. And Tracsel well see about him.....
thanks! how about a rangers/islanders one?
btw, brian, i'm only interested in fan sites
I dont watch Hockey so IDK. Sorry
I hope that the yanks can come through even wit there pitching problems.......chacon has been doing great(cept yestaday) smalls been doin good....and wright has done well in his return from injury
pavano we wont get bak for a while.....same wit wang
at least our hitting is getting it done.....but we arnt hitting well......we have a low scoring with risp...
wut we have come acustom to is.....a walk....a hit...homerun....then no hits for a while....a solo homerun.....
arod probably out of his 40 hmers has 20 solo jobs...the yanks will fail in the p/offs because there hitting isnt getting it done or pitching......
and the mets wont even make the playoffs
As the Mets lose today they are now trailing Houston by 4 games...

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Lobelia Herb Treats Respiratory Problems and More
Lobelia (officially lobelia inflata), alias Indian tobacco, was a common herb prescribed by early North American doctors. Its main use was in healing respiratory ailments, such as asthma,
, pneumonia, and coughs. The plant stem, which has only a few branches, is smooth above while the lower part is rough and hairy. The lower leaves, which are about two inches in length, have stalks, while the upper, smaller ones do not. The pale green or yellowish leaves have a sharp taste and a slightly irritating odor. The sparse flowers are pale violet-blue outside and pale yellow inside.
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Lobelia is considered a potentially toxic herb. Special care is advised when using it. Signs of lobelia poisoning may include weakness, heartburn, weak pulse, difficulty breathing, and collapse. People with high blood pressure, heart disease, tobacco sensitivity, paralysis, and seizure disorder should not take lobelia. Lobelia is not recommended for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Lobelia can be an aggressive emetic, even in relatively small doses if the system is highly toxic. The resulting nausea and vomiting, though unpleasant, will be beneficial to the patient.
The method In the morning before breakfast on an empty stomach you take one tablespoon in the mouth but do not swallow it. Move Oil Slowly in the mouth as rinsing or swishing and Dr Karach puts it as ' sip, suck and pull through the teeth' for fifteen to twenty minutes. This process makes oil thoroughly mixed with saliva. Swishing activates the enzymes and the enzymes draw toxins out of the blood.
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Lobelia's main use is in treating respiratory problems like
and pneumonia. It stimulates the adrenal glands to release the hormone epinephrine, which causes the airways to relax. Lobelia is a strong relaxant and clears obstructions. It relaxes the stomach (a common problem in asthmatic children) as it dilates the bronchial passages. In fact, many people have used it to stop asthma attacks in place of inhalants.
Results of Oil Pulling The result of this healing research has attracted amazement and resulted in further research. This additional research concerning Oil Therapy has now been thoroughly documented, especially with regard to physiological similarities between individuals.
3. Avoid Diuretics It is a good idea to avoid diuretic type drinks such as alcohol and coffee as these have the effect of lowering fluid levels within the body because they make you urinate more. To assist the body to fight the
infection you need to maintain good fluid levels to break up the mucus.
2. Drink More Water Drinking plenty of water will loosen up the phlegm and mucus and make it much easier for the body to eliminate it when coughing. Warm clear drinks are also good but stay away from mucus producing drinks such as milk as this will only make things worse.
Patients that are following
treatments must avoid exposure to irritants and pollutants (smoke, dust, chemicals, astringent substances, vapors of alcohol or vapors of gasoline). Also, self-medication should be avoided, as inappropriate medicines can cause an aggravation of the illness. Avoid taking antibiotics without the doctor's permission and remember not to give aspirin to small children. For adults, aspirin or acetaminophen can temporarily relieve fever and other symptoms, but it is very important to see a doctor if the symptoms aggravate.
(b) If you are allergic to a particular brand of oil, change the brand of oil or oil itself to different oil. (c) Sunflower and Sesame oil have been found to be equally effective in curing diseases. Other oils were not found to be as good. Do not blame oil pulling by practicing with other oils. Use refined oils.
Without this natural bodily intrusive element evinced by the microflora the usual pattern of human health tends to lean towards illness rather than wellness.
It is surprising that through this biological healing method a wide variety of symptoms have unquestionably disappeared without any side-effects. This simple method makes it possible completely heal such a wide variety of diseases which would normally be treated by an operation or by powerful or potent Drugs, usually with significant side-effects.
Lobelia consists of various alkaloids, a bitter glycoside (lobelacrin), a pungent volatile oil (lobelianin), resin, gum, chelidonic acid and fats. The alkaloid lobeline is its main ingredient and namesake. Others include lobelidine, lobelanine, nor-lobelaine, lobelanidine, nor-lobelanidine, and isolobenine, as well as fourteen pyridine alkaloids.
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The oil pulling /swishing is done best before breakfast. To accelerate the healing process, it can be repeated three times a day, but always before meals on an empty stomach.
The oil must not be swallowed, for it has become toxic. As the process continues, the oil gets thinner and white. If the oil is still yellow, it has not been pulled long enough. It is then spit from the mouth , the oral cavity must be thoroughly rinsed and mouth must be washed thoroughly. Just use normal tap water and good old fingers to clean.
It is important to understand that during the oil-pulling/swishing process one's metabolism is intensified. This leads to improved health. One of the most striking results of this process is the fastening of loose teeth, the elimination of bleeding gums and the visible whitening of the teeth.
Although the
virus which causes the more common acute bronchitis infection needs to run its course, the coughing and wheezing symptoms can be eased by following a few simple guidelines such as:
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Precautions (a) Do not swallow. The oil should be spat out. But inadvertently if you swallow there is nothing to worry. It will go out through feces. Nothing is to be done.
Other practical ways to use lobelia's qualities include these. Rub lobelia tincture or extract on the shoulders of a restless child; this is an excellent way to help him go to sleep. Rub the extract on the gums of a teething baby. Take it internally to expel mucus, remove congestion from the stomach, and to encourage the flow of oxygenized blood. A poultice can be applied for ringworm, bruises, and insect bites. Catnip and lobelia enemas are good for treating mumps in males. As a sedative it is said to rank somewhere between veratrum and aconite.
7. Forego the Cough Suppressors It is sometimes best not to take cough suppressing medicines as the action of coughing actually helps to loosen up the phlegm and move it from the lungs. Cough suppressing medicines tend to dry the mucus which slows its elimination.
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6. Regular Flu Needle If you suffer from chronic bronchitis then it is wise to have a regular flu injection to be on the safe side. This is especially important for the elderly as
can progress to pneumonia quite easily.
Dr. Karach anticipates that regular application of this treatment by reversing this process so that wellness is the dominant state of the human body is likely to increase the average human lifespan to approximately 150 years, double the present life expectancy.
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The simplicity of this healing system in which Oil is swirled backwards and forwards in the mouth, is due to the stimulating effect which it has on the body's eliminatory system.
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Through this method it is possible to heal individual cells, cell conglomerates such as lymph nodes and more complex tissues such as internal organs simultaneously. This occurs because the beneficial microflora throughout the body are provided with a healthy continuum.
Use lobelia to treat laryngitis in children and for barking coughs. Ellingwood recommended lobelia for the following pathologies: "spasmodic asthma, spasmodic croup, membranous croup, infantile convulsions, whooping cough, puerperal eclampsia, epilepsy, tetanus, hysterical paraxysms, diphtheria, hysterical convulsions, tonsillitis, pneumonia," among others.
In this way it is possible to heal cells, tissue and all organs simultaneously; the body itself gets rid of toxic waste without disturbing the healthy microflora. Dr. Karach says human beings are living only half their life span. They could potentially live healthy to be 140 to 150 years old.
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The benefit of Dr. Karach's method is that the oil therapy heals the whole body in perpetuity. In terminal diseases such as cancer, Aids and chronic infections this treatment method has been shown to successfully replace all others.
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It consists of swishing cold-pressed oil in the mouth( Sunflower or Seasme, Pl. note you don't need to go for organic oils only, A normal refined sunflower oil bought from any supermarket proven to be effective in many people). The healing process is accomplished by the human organism on its own.
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The results of this therapy invoked astonishment and doubt concerning the contents of his report. However, after further examining the workings of the oil therapy, one has but to then test it on oneself to prove its validity and effectiveness. It is most astonishing that such results can be achieved with this absolutely harmless biological healing method.
This simple method makes it possible to effectively treat the most varied diseases, in some cases enabling one to avoid surgical intervention and the taking of medications that can have harmful side effects.The exciting factor of this healing method is its simplicity.
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If the symptoms of bronchitis persist for more than 2 days, it is strongly recommended to see a doctor. He will perform a physical examination or laboratory tests in order to reveal the nature of the illness. The doctor will only prescribe a specific bronchitis treatment if the illness is serious and caused by infection with bacteria.
Many patients who suffer from respiratory conditions are diagnosed with
is a very common respiratory illness and it can occur in anyone, regardless of age. However,
has a higher incidence in smokers, people with respiratory insufficiency and people with weak immune system. The problem with
is that it generates symptoms that have an unspecific character. The symptoms of bronchitis are also characteristic to other respiratory illnesses and in many cases they can be misleading in establishing the appropriate diagnose.
5. Liquorice Tea The liquorice herb is a good treatment for assisting recovery and preventing
. When treating
three cups of liquorice tea can make a big difference to the length and severity of the infection.
Clean the sink properly, you can use some antibacterial soap to clean the sink. Because the spittle contains harmful bacteria and toxic bodily waste. If one were to see one drop of this liquid magnified 600 times under a microscope, one would see microbes in their first stage of development.
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Bronchitis should not be taken lightly as it can progress to more serous health problems such as pneumonia if left untreated. In most cases antibiotics are not the answer so the simple measures outlined above along with plenty of rest will help to reduce the time it takes to recover from the infection and make life a little easier while you have the condition. Follow these bronchitis treatment tips and you'll be back to health in no time.
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If you are suffering from viral forms of acute
, it is advised to rest properly, drink plenty of fluids (especially if you have fever) and use a vaporizer or humidifier in your bedroom (dry air can cause throat soreness and difficulty breathing). Avoid using cough suppressants! They prevent the elimination of mucus and can cause serious complications. You can help in decongesting the airways clogged with mucus by taking a hot shower or bath.
4. Use a Vaporizer Using a vaporizer to deliver warm moist air into the lungs will also help to break up the mucus and assist your recovery. If you don't have access to a vaporizer then you can either run a hot shower with the bathroom door closed or perhaps place some boiled water in a pan and place your head above it and breathe the steam.
Even if the illness is correctly diagnosed, prescribing the best bronchitis treatment is a challenging task for doctors. Antibiotics are often part of bronchitis treatments. However, if
is caused by viruses, it is considered that bronchitis treatments with antibiotics are ineffective in overcoming the illness. In some viral forms of acute
, medical treatment isn't required at all, as the illness clears on itself in a few weeks. Even if the illness is caused by bacteria,
treatments with antibiotics can cause a lot of harm to the organism if they are administered continuously.
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Dr. Karach is supported in this view by other colleagues in the world. By means of this treatment {Oil } it is invariably the result that diseases like migraine headaches, bronchitis, diseased teeth, arterio thrombosis, chronic blood disorders such as leukemia, arthritis and related illnesses, neuro physiological paralysis, eczema, gastro enteritis, peritonitis, heart disease, kidney disease, meningitis, and women's hormonal disorders are completely eliminated from the organism.
Lobelia is available for internal use as a dried herb, in a liquid extract form, and as tinctures. Externally, it is available in ointments, lotions, suppositories, and plasters. You can make a tea by mixing 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of the dried herb with eight ounces of water. Then let it steep for 30 to 40 minutes. Take two ounces of this four times a day but, be warned, many think it tastes awful! Take .6 to 2 ml of the tincture each day. This is based on a 150 pound adult. Adjust dosage for children proportionately.
Bronchitis is an infection of the intricate network of airways both within and connecting to the lungs. Usually striking when the immune system is low, bronchitis commonly develops as a progression of an upper respiratory infection and will normally clear within a couple of weeks although chronic cases may last for months. A small percentage of bronchitis cases are bacterial in nature and will respond to antibiotic treatment however in most cases the bronchitis is caused by a virus and so antibiotics will have little effect.
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Lobeline works much like nicotine in its effect on the central nervous system but without the addictive properties. In fact, it is a main ingredient of many quit smoking treatments. Lobeline acts as a relaxant overall and is used to treat spastic colon and muscle problems. It also dilates the bronchioles, thereby increasing respiration and helping the lungs.
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1. Stop Smoking Smoking is directly linked to the vast majority of chronic
infections either from being a smoker or breathing passive cigarette smoke. If you smoke then the only solution for complete recovery from chronic bronchitis is to quit and if you are a non-smoker then it is wise to consciously avoid areas where others are smoking.
Although they aren't very safe, long-term
treatments with antibiotics are prescribed for overcoming chronic forms of the illness. The problem with
treatments that involve the use of antibiotics is that they can weaken the organism in time, making it more vulnerable to other infections. Despite their efficiency in fighting malign bacteria,
treatments with antibiotics also destroy internal benign bacteria that are part of the immune system.
treatments for chronic forms of the illness often include bronchodilators such as albuterol and ipratropium. These are inhaled medicines that eliminate the excess mucus responsible for obstruction of the respiratory tract and shortness of breathing. Bronchitis treatments can also include steroids for strengthening the body's defenses against bacteria and viruses.
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The North Sea's most famous kite and windsurf spot also gets some decent rides on the mussel encrusted reef when winds die or go E. Longer lefts with a whackable wall, plus some peeling rights. WSW swells are best as Klitmoller is on one of the few bends in the coast and has some protection from SW winds. There's a weak beachbreak inside the bay for beginners. Getting waves depends on the wind being too weak to keep the sail crew out there.
Consistently breaks so it's often crowded. Strong currents, rocks and flying rigs to avoid. All facilities in Denmark's surf central. No freecamping the carpark -police hand out huge fines.


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Charis Tsevis is an award winning visual designer living and working in Greece.
He holds a Diploma of Graphic Design from the Deutsche Hoehere Lehranstalt fur Grafik und Werbung and a Master in Visual Design from the Scuola Politecnica di Design di Milano. He manages his own studio by the name of "Tsevis Visual Design" in Athens serving clients all over the world.
His client list includes companies like Toyota, IKEA, Bradesco Bank, Saatchi and Saatchi, BBH and media like Time, Fortune, Los Angeles Times, Sunday Times, Panorama, Epoca, MacFan Japan and many more.


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Liberty to host intercollegiate competition this weekend
February 25, 2014 | Lynchburg, Va.
Just days after the Winter Olympics' closing ceremonies in Sochi, Russia, Liberty University will have the chance to revive some of the Olympic spirit by hosting its third United States Figure Skating Association (USFSA) Eastern Intercollegiate Competition, Saturday and Sunday at the LaHaye Ice Center.
A total of 145 skaters from 16 schools will compete, with 15 judges on hand to rate their performances. The event is scheduled to run from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is free.
"It is looking like this will be our largest competition yet," said Tatiana Payne, head coach of Liberty's figure skating team. "It definitely will be the most high-level skating you'll see here in Lynchburg. There will be guys and girls competing at the Junior and Senior level. So if you're interested in figure skating, this will be a good experience to come out and see."
The competition will feature two levels of solo dance, as well as short and long figure skating programs, and three levels of team maneuvers competition. Individual skaters can participate in as many as five events.
Teams traveling to Lynchburg include Boston University, College of Charleston, the University of Connecticut, Dartmouth College, University of Delaware, East Carolina University, Georgetown University, Hamilton College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, New York University, Rutgers University, Sacred Heart University, Towson University, Tufts University, and University of Virginia. Liberty will enter 11 skaters in the competition.
Unfortunately, the Lady Flames' only two Senior-level skaters, captain Kelly Pollock and Fantasia Remonvil, both seniors, have had to pull out due to injuries. Senior Brigitte Kovar will represent Liberty at the Novice level while sophomore Kelsey Rieschl will compete at the Intermediate level, junior Katie Scuilla and freshman Rebekah Leahy will enter in the Juvenile category, and sophomore Megan Mutchler and freshman Katie Proia will compete at the Pre-Juvenile level. Sophomore Emily Boyles and freshmen Maria DeFosse and Rebekah Hicks will compete in the preliminary free skate.
"We have some strong skaters I expect to place fairly well in their designated level of competition," Payne said.
The weekend event is considered one of three Intercollegiate Sectional Competitions for the Eastern Region, with teams earning points toward qualifying for the Aug. 14-16 USFSA Collegiate Championships at the Onyx Ice Arena in Rochester, Mich.


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Welcome to Down On The Mile High Street, where we admire vehicles found parked on the streets of the City That Rust Sorta Ignored: Denver, Colorado. Ford downsized the Thunderbird for the '77-79 models, but they didn't downsize the glitz!
The most powerful engine that Ford was willing to install into this car was the optional 166-horsepower 400-cubic-inch V8; the base engine was a 134-horse 302. Curb weight: 4,104 pounds. No further comment is needed.
Anyway, who cares? You think Leonid Goddamn Brezhnev could ever in a million years have understood the glory of the '78 T-Bird? Glitz, baby, glitz!


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To the Editor:
During this Thanksgiving season, Gerry's Food Pantry was indeed fortunate in the tremendous support we received from the Rochester community. Throughout the month of November the pantry received large donations from the Boy Scout Food Drive, The Turkey Drop-Off, The Bay's Caring and Sharing, and Kim Bickford's Stuff a Bus.
Thanks to the generosity of our many donors we were able to provide a Thanksgiving meal to 400 families, more than 1,200 people. In addition, our pantry shelves which were unusually bare are now well stocked for the coming winter months.
Among the many who must be thanked are: The Family of John Rigazio, Hannafords, Shaws, Holy Rosary Credit Union, Club Victoire, Rochester Lodge of Elks, Rochester Fire Dept., Wensley and Jones PLLC, Anthony Coraine's Law Office, Sprague Energy Corp., Durham Market Place, Tri-City Tool Cribs, Kirby of Concord, Thermopol LLC, Eastern Propane, Sanel Auto Parts Plus, Harley Davidson of Rochester, e Coast Sales Solutions, Hirel Systems, Phase 2 Medical, Scrapsafe Inc., Blue Oasis, Ben Franklin Crafts, Gary's Restaurant and Sports Bar, The Govoni Farm, Strafford County Board of Realtors, Dover Women's Health, Federal Savings Bank, Bank of NH, St. Elizabeth Seton School, McClelland School, Chamberlain School, E. Rochester School, HOSA Spaulding H.S., Rochester Child Care, New Horizons Preschool, Russell and Paula Miles, Priscilla Burke, Jacques Couture, Robert and Alice Sabattis, Elizabeth Hickey, Shannon McNally, Sandra and Sterling Tomellini, Steve and Beth Voce, John Cook, Cindy and Robert Corriveau, Timothy Jackson, Darryl Legassie and Dan Steinbach's Family. In addition, there were many individual donors of turkeys, groceries and gift cards.
For both the Turkey Drop-Off and the distribution of Thanksgiving meals we were ably assisted by members of the Strafford County Community Work Program, Students from the Bud Carlson Academy, the Crusaders for Caring of St. Elizabeth Seton School, BSA Crew 184 from the First United Methodist Church, as well as volunteers from the community and the food pantry.
Gerry's Food Pantry is most fortunate to be part of a caring community which provides assistance to those in need.
From all of the volunteers at Gerry's Food Pantry, a heartfelt thank you, may God bless you and may you have a happy Christmas.
Gerry's Emergency Food Pantry
To the Editor:
Dear Republican Party:
It is time you realize that you lost the election because the American people obviously want what President Obama wants — extending the tax cuts for the first $250,000 for everyone.
Our President has done the math. President Clinton did the math.
You want to get rid of entitlements. Any tax cut for the wealthy is a huge entitlement. Some of the wealthy have promoted and endorsed that tax cut for the first $250,000. The rest of us will have a bit more money to spend to build the economy.
The world economy is at stake here as well as our national economy and so is your next election that you seem to be planning with time that should be spent tending to the business and needs of today.
You lost the election. Suck it up and deal with it. If you stop the sour grapes attitude, maybe you will have a chance two and four years from now.
Doris Emmond
To the Editor:
Did you know that $9 feeds a third world family for a month?
Ten dollars buys 100 pounds of rice?
Seventeen dollars buys 100 pounds of food?
A hundred dollars buys medicine for a whole village?
So, if in these days of hectic shopping, you find yourself having an extra dollar or two, and wondering what you can possibly get anyone for that ridiculous amount (Luke 21: 1-4), why not give a nice birthday gift to the One whose birthday we're celebrating and spend it where it will really make a difference (Matthew 25: 37-40)? It's a win-win proposition (Matthew 11: 42)!
BJ Figueredo
To the Editor:
I don't often have the opportunity to catch movies at the cinema, but did have the privilege the other evening of viewing Steven Spielberg's instant classic, "Lincoln."
From an artistic perspective, actor Daniel Day Lewis provided a performance for the ages as our 16th President as did Sally Field as 1st Lady Mary Todd Lincoln and Tommy Lee Jones as the passionate abolitionist/Pennsylvania Congressman Thaddeus Stevens. Lewis' inspiring rendition of Abraham Lincoln transported me back to 1865. He had me cheering for Lincoln and his cabinet's drive to gather the necessary votes, from an extremely polarized Congress, to pass the 13th Amendment to our Constitution, outlawing slavery and involuntary servitude.
The story reminded me as to why, despite considering myself a JFK Democrat, Lincoln is still my favorite President. It also reminded me that I need to read Doris Kearns Goodwin's 2005 book, "Team of Rivals," on which "Lincoln" was based and which President Obama read before establishing his Cabinet.
The following morning, I heard a respected university presidential historian, on NPR, give the thumbs up to the historical accuracy of "Lincoln." He even recommended that both high school and college U.S. History instructors would be well advised in showing the film in their classrooms.
Lessons I learned from watching "Lincoln" were:
• The more things change, the more they remain the same. I suggest checking out the red and blue on the electoral map from the recent Presidential election.
• Lincoln aged 10 years for each tormenting year he spent in office courageously attempting to abolish slavery, end the Civil war and save the Union.
• The Republicans of Lincoln's time would have been today's Democrats and vice-versa. I have seen little or no evidence that suggests that the modern Republican Party should proclaim itself the "Party of Lincoln."
Remarkably similar to President Lincoln, President Obama, is adored by his supporters and reviled by his detractors for bravely standing up for all Americans equally (I.e. the Affordable Healthcare Act, fair taxation and building a lasting economy from the Middle Class out).
I'd be very interested in hearing other reviews and observations on "Lincoln."
Wayne H. Merritt
To the Editor:
When I agreed to run for the NH House of Representatives, I was the student and Julie Brown, Sandy Keans, Rose Marie Rogers, Annie Grassie, Teri Norelli, Joe Paterno, Fred Hall, Ed DeForrest, John Davenport, Brian Brennan and Beth Hamel were my teachers. Learning is a two-way street and, in my quest to become an educated candidate, I knocked on 1,000 doors in Wards 2 and 3. I am grateful for the conversations, the debates, and — yes — the "thanks, but no thanks." Regardless of votes won or lost, it is the opportunity to express one's viewpoint that matters.
To my neighbors, friends, fellow teachers, family — a sincere "thank you" for placing signs on your lawn, walking the streets with me, holding signs on election day, calling with suggestions and digging in your pockets to make a financial contribution.
In my early years of teaching social studies at Lebanon High School, I was part of the state team that wrote the curriculum on NH History; it was one of my favorite units. On Wednesday, the official start to the 2013 Legislative session, a humbled social studies teacher was living the lessons he taught. It is impressive to look at the gold seal on the document from the Secretary of State saying I am now a member of "The House". Even more impressive is to realize that you sit in one of 400 seats set front of the giant portrait of John Parker Hale, Rochester born, hanging beside Lincoln and Washington in the House and know it is my job to live up to their ideals. For this incredible opportunity to represent you, to use my voice on your behalf, to work collaboratively with other representatives — I extend my gratitude.
May 2013 bring an end to food-insecurity for children and families!
David P. Miller, Democrat
N.H. House of Representatives
Dist. 23 (Wards 2,3)
To the Editor:
In the magazine "On Earth" by the NRDC, an article tells us about the environmental struggle going on daily.
Because we have not heard lately about the XL Pipeline, people may think it has gone away. It has not.
In the summer of 2011, the first wave of protesters were arrested and spent three days in the DC jail in handcuffs and leg irons; 15 or more crowded into a 6' x 9' cell! They slept on stainless-steel plates (no bedding), with only bread and water!
The Keystone XL Pipeline starts by despoiling the land of Canada's Indian tribes, then cuts through parts of USA where corporate farming has led to depopulation and economic stagnation, then ending in an all-black community in Houston. This pipeline has to be one of the worst plans ever proposed for our United States. Citizens of our beautiful country must be ever diligent to oppose and defeat any and all proposals that endanger our lands and people. A quote from a veteran of the environmental struggle urges Americans to act locally.
The power of our people is unstoppable if we use it This has been proved time and time again. Thank you for listening.
Patricia Newhall
To the Editor:
On Dec. 5, NBC Nightly News reported that with the Fiscal Cliff looming, Congress adjourned, sending its members home early. The 112th "Do Nothing Congress" will now be in session only three more days before the end of the year. This is a rather stunning decision given the serious fiscal realities our nation faces.
Also this week, House Majority Leader Eric Canter (R-VA) released the 113th Congressional Calendar. Next year's Republican-led Congress plans to meet all of 126 days. By contrast, during the off-election years in the recent past, Congress was in session: 167 days in 2007; 163 days in 2009; and 177 days in 2011. Apparently the Republicans want to make sure the government runs as inefficiently as possible over the coming year. Perhaps this is part of their strategy for regaining of The White House in 2016 by insuring that very little gets accomplished during President Obama's second term? This strategy didn't seem to work well for them in 2012. It is doubtful it will work well for them in the coming year.
One thing is clear, however. Our hard-working Congresswoman-elect Carol Shea-Porter is not happy about this lack of work ethic. When she heard about the 2013 calendar, she stated, "This is so wrong! They are going to be hearing about this from me!" Here in the First Congressional District, we are fortunate to have such a dedicated, hardworking Congresswomen representing our interests.
Beth Olshansky
Threat from vandals too great
To the Editor:
I have to disagree with those who are advocating for the construction of public restrooms at the Rochester Common. Although the idea is commendable, the problems this would give rise to would be significant and costly.
Vandalism is prevalent at unattended public restrooms throughout the country. All you have to do is Google "vandalism at public restrooms" and you can read volumes about chronic, expensive vandalism at public restrooms, particularly in municipal parks. In many cases, the vandalism has been so extensive and so costly that the restrooms have been permanently closed.
Some of the recurring conditions encountered at these unattended restrooms include broken toilets, toilets ripped from the wall or floor, feces and urine spread throughout the restroom, doors ripped from their hinges, paint and other substances spread throughout the interior, smashed sinks, destroyed soap and toilet paper dispensers, broken light fixtures and drug paraphernalia scattered about.
Although restrooms can be constructed with vandal-resistant materials and fixtures, this is very costly and does not result in vandal proof facilities. It does, however, result in much higher repair costs.
Before giving the go-ahead for construction of the restrooms, Rochester officials would be wise to consider providing for a full time attendant to watch over them. Costly? Yes. But in the end the cost of an attendant may well be less than the cost of repairing chronic vandalism damage.
Brian St. Onge


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In this demo, you can use the drop-down menu above the Scheduler to choose between the Los Angeles, New York, and Berlin time zones. Note that the time zone offset indicated in the drop-down menu may differ from the applied offset due to daylight saving time.
Users can edit the time zones of individual appointments in the appointment details form. To enable this functionality, set the editing.allowTimeZoneEditing option to true. Information about individual time zones is saved in the startDateTimeZone and endDateTimeZone fields of the appointment data objects.


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Overnight Lightcoin led the way with a definitive breakout, and is now approximately 20% higher than it was yesterday!
Note, too, that on June 29th I stated, "I expect that mathematically this ratio will close over the coming years to get closer still to that 4 to 1 ratio. That means that I expect Litecoin to outperform Bitcoin in percentage gains from this point forward in the long run."
Back on June 8th I also stated about Litecoin, "Litecoin is another cryptocurrency designed to be "silver" compared to Bitcoin's "gold." There will only be 84 million Litecoins ever mined, exactly 4 times the amount of Bitcoins. However, Litecoins are currently trading for roughly 1/100th the price of Bitcoin, I would expect the math to eventually catch up as more people become aware of Litecoin's also limited supply."
Today that ratio has already closed to 54.7. I will be watching this ratio to make sure that it doesn't get ahead of itself. This is a great example where paying attention to simple math pays off, and actually reveals insight into the future.
On Litecoin's breakout at $39, I am now targeting this leg up to reach $67 before the next major round of consolidation, this is IF the length of the mast is equal. Also beware that retests of the breakout are possible.
Bitcoin has also broken out of its pennant formation, although not as definitively:
I expect that if this breakout holds from here, the target should be in the $4,300 range over the next couple of months.
Ethereum, however, is still within its flag and has not yet broken out in either direction. Although Ethereum has performed well over the past couple months, its quantity is not strictly limited as are Bitcoin and Litecoin. I would still acquire on a break out of this formation higher.
In nature, all waves require a DIFFERENTIAL of some sort to exist. That differential can be temperature, pressure. These differentials are the ROOT OF ALL ENERGY.
If the universe was 100% homogeneous, there would be no energy, no matter, no us.
Once a differential exists, then energy potential exists. This potential leads to movement as everything moves from high pressure to low. This is the genesis of motion. Motion is a requirement of matter!
Once you begin to think in terms of differentials, then you will see energy potential, and you will then understand the movement of waves resulting from those differentials. Those waves rule everything, including our man-made constructs that we call "markets."
The differential most noticeable to me at this moment is the fact that our bond market interest rates are moving strongly higher. This creates an energy differential with nations whose rates have not moved higher in unison. As that occurs, our higher rates attracts money, and that is a wave that can, and has, moved our already overvalued markets higher still.
Math is a descriptor of these differentials – embrace the math, it provides a window to the future!


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Chris Cornell Wins Posthumous GRAMMY During Quiet Night for Rock
Greta Van Fleet, Beck, St. Vincent and High on Fire also won awards
If you had a guitar pick or a drumstick in your hand, you were likely relegated to the kids' table at the 61st annual GRAMMY Awards. Rock music was largely ignored during the ceremony, with most of the awards being handed out off-camera and Red Hot Chili Peppers getting the token performance with Post Malone.
But there were some highlights, topped by Chris Cornell winning a posthumous GRAMMY for Best Rock Performance for "When Bad Does Good." The haunting track was one of 11 new songs featured on Chris Cornell – a career retrospective. Cornell's daughter Toni and son Christopher accepted the award on his behalf.
"He was just always working so hard and it was his passion," Toni said backstage. "To see that and see him win is so rewarding but at the same time I wish he was here."
Related: 2019 GRAMMY Awards Red Carpet Photo Gallery
Young newcomers Greta Van Fleet beat out some stiff competition to win Best Rock Album for From the Fires. Alice in Chains, Fall Out Boy, Weezer and Ghost were the other nominees.
St. Vincent and songwriters Jack Antonoff and Annie Clark scored big with "Masseduction" for Best Rock Song. Alt rock legend Beck picked up his fifth career GRAMMY for Best Alternative Album. High on Fire won on Best Metal Performance for "Electric Messiah."
Check out our complete list of winners from the 61st Annual GRAMMY Awards.


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SAMDHONG RINPOCHE – Public Talk: EDUCATION & THE ENVIRONMENT
October 27, 2010 – 10-11 am
Samdhong Rinpoche was born as Lobsang Tenzin in 1939, in the Tibetan province of Kham. At age five, he was recognized and enthroned as the reincarnation of the fourth Samdhong Rinpoche. (The Tibetan term "Rinpoche" in an honorific title literally meaning "precious one," and is used for revered teachers and lamas.) He began his monastic studies at age 12 and eventually obtained a Doctorate in Buddhist sciences at the University of Drepung in Tibet in 1970.
In 1959, Rinpoche fled to India to escape the repressive Chinese government in Tibet. There, he was commissioned by His Holiness the Dalai Lama to serve as a teacher to monks in exile. He was appointed director of the Central Institute for Higher Tibetan Studies in Varanasi in 1988 and remained there until 2001.
On July 29, 2001, Rinpoche was named Kalon Tripa, or Prime Minister of the Tibetan Exile Government, the first political leader to be directly elected by the people in exile. The 2006 World Wisdom book Samdhong Rinpoche's Uncompromising Truth for a Compromised World is a series of interviews with Samdhong Rinpoche (along with passages giving historical and religious context) focusing on the struggle for a traditional Tibet and on Tibetan Buddhist perspectives on life, spirituality, and the modern world.
More information on http://www.maitripa.org/event_sr_oct10.html
There is no cost for this event; however your donations are welcomed and deeply appreciated so that we may continue to offer these precious programs at Maitripa


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Rhubarb-Ginger Cooler: A Booze-Free Pitcher Drink That's Great for Brunch
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We're coming to the end of rhubarb season, and I'm making these last few days count by preparing my very favorite spring crop in every way I can imagine: in a classic compote, to be paired with tart yogurt; roasted in the oven and spooned over pound cake; and simmered into a delicate, rose-pink syrup that I shake into cocktails and stir into pitcher drinks for a crowd.
When it comes to hosting brunches, I tend to reach for the booze, serving loaded Bloody Marys or puckery Greyhounds, but now that my sister-in-law is pregnant I've spent a lot more time thinking about well-crafted drinks that don't need any alcohol to be darned delicious. The key is layering flavors to build depth: while you can just squeeze a lime in seltzer, it doesn't take much more effort to make a drink that's way more interesting.
This bubbly sipper is one of my very favorites: I take ginger beer— for me, the spicier the better—and add a rhubarb syrup that I've accented with fresh ginger, fragrant orange zest, and a few allspice berries for a warm, well-rounded flavor. Plenty of fresh lime juice keeps the drink from straying into too-sweet territory, resulting in a fizzy, refreshing libation that's great alongside French toast or eggs.
Can't resist boozing it up? Slip a little dark rum into your glass for one of the best Dark 'n' Stormies you'll ever try.
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Sunday, 02 February 2014 10:39 AM
The wealthiest county in America is settled deep in 4 a.m. slumber when Neal Breen threads the mini-mansion subdivisions and snow-blanketed fairways on his way to open shop.
There's two hours yet before the business day begins, but Breen, who is 21, has plenty to do after flipping on the lights. Donning a green apron without taking off his tweed cap, he boils the first of more than 500 bagels, then shovels them into a waiting oven. When the early risers step from their cars at a few minutes past 6, a chalkboard meets them at the door: "Breakfast of Champions."
Breen, who quit college a year ago with hopes of saving money to start his own business, is keenly aware that the wealth in the neighborhoods where he delivers breakfast sandwiches is, for now, beyond reach. He's long known what it means to have less; he recalls growing up as the son of a pastor whose earnings sometimes made it tough to feed five children. But he does not decry the gap between the Vienna sausage dinners of childhood and the $168,000 median income of the households surrounding this shopping center, about 35 miles from Capitol Hill.
Editor's Note: 38 Trades That Could Turn $1,000 Into $49,000
It just confirms that the free-market economy is working, Breen says, by rewarding those who do for themselves.
"Capitalism is about seizing opportunity. A lot of people get more opportunities than others, but a lot of people aren't comfortable seizing it," he says.
When President Barack Obama promised to do something about growing economic inequality in his State of the Union address, he spoke to a public whose own experiences have, like Breen's, shaped very personal views about who makes it in today's economy and who gets left behind.
"Those at the top have never done better. But average wages have barely budged. Inequality has deepened. ... Our job is to reverse these trends," Obama said.
The speech addressed deeply held convictions: Americans know firsthand the challenges of trying to get ahead, and sometimes just getting by, and speak reverently about making sure the country fulfills its promise as a land of economic opportunity.
But in a reporter's conversations along a drive of more than 400 miles, from communities of wealth to those of poverty, from areas where politics increasingly lean Democratic to those fast tilting Republican, there was little agreement on how to realize that ideal or on what role government should play.
In a college town, a retired elementary school principal whose uneducated father toiled in citrus groves says in this technological age, it's harder to rise from poverty.
In a faded railroad town along West Virginia's New River, a young barber is grateful for the programs that helped him pay for training and put food on his table until he found work, but he's skeptical about people who abuse such aid.
"It's a conundrum," says Chris Meyer, the owner of a landscaping business, leaving Ashburn Bagel & Sandwich Shop, breakfast in hand. "How do you make a workable system out of being a compassionate people?"
About 15 minutes away, past the office park housing AOL Corp., Tanveer Mirza sees things very differently.
The thrift shop run by Mirza's FAITH Social Services is closed today. But the cramped quarters buzz with activity as workers sort and mend donated ladies' tops that will sell for $2 to $6 downstairs, while those in the upstairs office attend to requests for domestic violence counseling and temporary housing.
Mirza emigrated from Pakistan 37 years ago. In 1999 her mosque started this effort to assist refugees from the war in Bosnia who were being resettled in Northern Virginia. Organizers soon realized that, even amid relative wealth, there were many who needed assistance, including many non-Muslims. Last July, she said, more than 800 people waited in line for four to five hours to receive food packages at the group's annual Herndon Without Hunger program, timed to coincide with Ramadan.
"You don't think there are people in need, but there are a lot of them," says Mirza, the organization's president. "You don't see them."
Mirza says her group emphasizes self-sufficiency, but finds people who are struggling frequently can't get there without a hand. Government plays a critical role. She and other FAITH administrators decry recent cuts in food stamp benefits and long-term unemployment assistance.
She recalls the struggles of families the group has helped: The two girls they assisted with college tuition after their father died. The Iraqi refugee family who relied on temporary housing and pharmacy training before eventually finding work.
The U.S. "is not a place where people can pick gold leaves off of the tree," she says. "In the long run, America is going to be the one which benefits from spending. It's like an investment — in people."
Back on the road, subdivisions and corporate headquarters give way to more open spaces. Inside the wood-paneled dining room at the Stonewall Golf Club, friends Diane Wagner, Shari Viellieu and Francie Meade share a lunch table overlooking greens that curl around Lake Manassas. But they have differing views of the economic landscape.
"I believe the minimum wage should be raised, I can you tell you that," says Wagner, a retired corporate office manager. Too many people are struggling to get by, working in fast-food restaurants or others place for wages that can't possibly support families, she says. She notes that just as she's counting on Social Security and Medicare, it's reasonable for others less fortunate to look to the government for help. "I'm willing to pay more taxes if I have to," she says.
But Meade, an interior designer, has her doubts. "I lean toward less government involvement," she says. "I think a lot of things have been fixed. I think with education, people do have a possibility of upward mobility."
Down Lee Highway, in Culpeper, Va., her views are echoed by Rick Sarmiento, a former Army officer, military contractor and retail manager sharing barbecue with son, Ricky, 22.
Sarmiento says his view is shaped by his own experiences and those of his parents, medical workers who moved to Chicago from the Philippines and made their own way. Sarmiento knows what retail workers make and some of his son's friends from high school are working two or three such part-time jobs to get by. But Ricky's new job in financial services proves it's possible to do better if you pursue an education, the elder Sarmiento says. He acknowledges, too, that in a country of more than 300 million, there's no universal solution for leveling the economic turf.
"You ask any 10 people, you're going to get 10 different responses," he says.
It's fitting then that another hour on the road leads to Charlottesville, the hometown of Thomas Jefferson, whose sometimes conflicting views on human striving and equality are a reminder that the country has struggled with questions of economic opportunity since its earliest days. A few minutes' drive from Jefferson's Monticello puts you at the door of Mount Zion First African Baptist Church, where Gerald Terrell, the congregation's senior trustee, is getting ready to lock up for the night.
Terrell, 65, was raised in segregated central Florida by a father who only finished third grade and a mother who took night classes so she could graduate from high school the day before her son received his diploma. Terrell says he knew at 13 that he wanted to be a school principal, so he asked his father for old keys and started walking around with them swinging from his belt — convinced that they were the symbol of someone in charge. Certain he did not want to stay in the citrus groves that employed his father, he left for college, became a teacher and eventually a principal for 24 years.
Terrell acknowledges much has changed since the Jim Crow laws of his youth, but says creating economic opportunity requires doing more. He points out that his church sits just across the street from a public housing project where children of families often don't have the advantages that wealthier families consider basic. At least when he was a boy, those with limited education knew they could find a job in agriculture or a factory.
Today, "it's harder because we've moved from an industrial society to a technological society. And who has the computer at home? The haves," says Terrell, who volunteers as a mentor to African-American boys. "They don't need a handout. ... They need support in terms of people helping them to achieve their goals. Now, that may be financially. But they need to be put in a position where they can help somebody else."
West about 45 miles, at the foot of the Blue Ridge in Staunton, retiree Bob Clatterbaugh glances up from his solitaire hand at the bar of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Post 680. The television screen displays a report on Obama's minimum wage proposal; Clatterbaugh is skeptical. Bar manager Hope Fitzgerald and Chuck Gallagher, a beverage distributor, join the conversation.
Fitzgerald, 55, recalls earning $15 an hour in the mid-1990s when she worked the line at a now-shuttered men's suit factory, a job that came with health insurance. Jobs like that have disappeared, she says, noting that her adult son is working temporary positions and lives at home. The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer, she says, but public assistance too often seems to go to those who aren't really trying to get ahead.
"The social issues need to take a back seat," Gallagher says, criticizing Democrats in Washington who focus on increasing aid programs. "They need to figure out a way to get people working."
Into the mountains and across the state line to West Virginia, highway signs tout one county after another as "A Certified Business Location." Ten miles off the interstate, down a twisting two-lane road, haircutter Brian Cooper settles into his own red leatherette barber chair in downtown Hinton, having seen his last customer of the day, though its just 3:45 p.m.
Cooper, 33, has a unique perspective on the economy of this faded railroad stop in one of the state's poorest counties, which hugs a steep hillside along the New River. He left town for college, taught school for 10 years before deciding it wasn't the right fit, and decided to retool with a trade. The switch might not have been possible without government assistance. He took out a $10,000 federal student loan to pay for barber school and while he was out of work, applied for government assistance to help cover food costs. He's self-supporting now, running his own business thanks to a chair offered by a senior barber. But that doesn't mean it's easy.
"Can you imagine paying $8 for a haircut? That's telling you the kind of economy that's here," he says.
But Cooper, whose shop sits across the street from the local office of the Women, Infants and Children food assistance program, says that while he sees the economic divide widening, he's doubtful about government programs that try to remedy it. Often it seems there's more incentive for the unemployed to work the system, rather than go to work for minimum wage, he says.
"It's harder for the middle class to get ahead," he says. "I just don't feel like the opportunities are out there for people. There are lot of ideals and theories, but I don't think they're put into practice very well. ... The hardest workers are the ones paying for everybody else."
But he acknowledges the role that assistance played in helping him get a leg up.
"I can see it from both sides of the fence," he says.
Ninety miles north in Charleston, upriver from the state Capitol, The Cold Spot serves hot garlic wings in multiples of six, tempered by pitchers of beer. In theory, there's a president out there tonight delivering a State of the Union speech. But inside the bar, the sets are tuned to West Virginia University basketball. Cheers go up when the Mountaineers triumph, 66-64.
With the game over, Brian Snyder, who runs a one-man glass business, takes a moment to consider economic inequities. Increasing assistance to the poor isn't fair because it will raise taxes on everyone else, he says. People should have to earn everything they get. "The gap keeps on growing and it's not right at all," says Snyder, who is 43 and used to employ others in his business until times got tighter. But he's certain most politicians are so disconnected from the lives of ordinary Americans, they aren't capable of fixing it.
"What would I do if I were president?" Snyder says. He looks around the bar to the tables and stools filled with chemical plant workers, a septic truck driver, and an ultrasound technician who moonlighted as a waitress to pay down student loans.
"I'd fire everyone in the House and the Senate," Snyder says, "and put working class people in who actually know what it's like to be out here."
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I wouldn't know how to hack it, but felt like doing a quick mockup so I did. Based mainly on the GBA version (there's also a mobile version which looks more like the GB game but I can't find many screenshots).
An idea for this I could see is to adjust the Goldeneye and Perfect Dark 64 controls to work with a PS3 or Xbox 360 dual stick. The strafing might need to be toned down, and adjust the controls. I know that you can use the in game adjustments and work your controller to match this, but it's not optimized.
i could see that working since most modern controllers really aren't all that different from the N64 design. different shapes, mostly the same number of buttons...the C-Pad might be an issue though since that would be the right joystick.D-pad > D-padjoystick > left joystickA > XB > OStart > StartZ > Select or maybe SquareL > L1R > R1C-Pad > ...well, maybe if you set the L/R buttons to L3/R3 instead you could use the L1/2 and R1/2 buttons for the C-Pad.
What I wouldn't mind seeing on a hack? A hack of the Megaman Battle Network games where you play as Mayl and Roll.exe in the original six games (although you have to change the story and places a bit to have them as the protagonists).
I would like to see a hack for both the regular & the All-Stars versions of Super Mario World that will make the game look more like Yoshi's Island.I got the idea from these edited screenshots that a game artist named Eto made on his Twitter account:
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It's a good thing Dean Brody has scheduled the dates for his first national headlining tour because the country music star is all over the map — literally.
The British Columbia native, who now lives in Nova Scotia, records in Nashville and helps rescue girls from sexual exploitation in Brazil will perform in 24 Canadian cities in January and February. Brody will start kicking up his heels in Victoria and end with a tip of his cowboy hat in Halifax.
Brody, who was named male artist of the year and won album of the year for his record "Dirt" at the Canadian Country Music Association Awards in September, admits to being a little nervous.
"It's definitely going to be a challenge, but I'm looking forward to it," Brody said in an interview with The Canadian Press.
"I just want to give a good show. You know people that come out, they might not necessarily just want to hear just how the record sounds. We want to do some elements in the show that you wouldn't expect."
Brody said, for example, part of the show will be done acoustically.
"It's really cool. We had a rehearsal about a month ago preparing for the tour and we did this one segment where we're kind of around a campfire, we've got this big moon in the background and the sound of the crickets and stuff," he said.
"Boy, it was a lot of fun. It's going to be the most fun part of the show."
While it is officially the "Dirt" tour, Brody said fans will hear from all three of his albums. That includes the hit single "Canadian Girls." Brody has his own favourites too.
"I love playing 'Wildflower,' " Brody said, referring to the single from his second record "Trail in Life."
"I'm not sure why, but it always come at a part in the show where you know we've rocked it out for three or four songs and then we pull it back and do 'Wildflower.' To me it's a point in the show to take a breath and just really fall into that song and I love it."
It wasn't clear if Brody would ever get to this point.
He moved to Nashville to be a songwriter and was encouraged to start recording his songs. But things didn't work out with his U.S. record label. Brody asked to be let out of his contract in 2009 because he said he was asked to make a compromise he wasn't willing to make. He moved his family back to Canada.
"I'm just glad it worked out because sometimes you do things out of principle and they don't always work out for the best financially. As far as your character goes, it's good to stand up to things you don't believe in," he said.
"But I really thought 'Man, this is it. I'm going to be working in a coal mine. This isn't going to work out.'
"But I got lucky. Open Road Records took me on in Canada and...we have a mutual respect for each other. It's great to be respected by your record label and have the freedom, the creative freedom, to be able to do what I do."
Brody is back in a studio in Nashville recording songs for another album to be released next fall. He said can't wait to try out some of the new material for fans, possibly during the tour.
As a solo songwriter, Brody knows the pressure is on.
"You kind of put yourself out there. Like you write something and because you didn't write with anybody else, it's almost like being naked in front of a crowd," he laughed.
"It's kind of like 'Here I am' and you're sharing your heart and you hope people like it and if they don't, it can be kind of tough."


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The Donald, meet the Mother of Dragons.
An unexpected mash-up between Donald Trump and "Game of Thrones" is getting attention online.
The video, which was posted to YouTube on Saturday, superimposes Trump into scenes from the hit HBO show in a spoof called "Winter is Trumping."
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Trump is depicted in scenes mentioning everything from his stance on "radical Islam" and waterboarding to his media feud with the pope to his policy on immigration.
The GOP candidate interacts with notable characters including Daenerys Targaryen, Jon Snow and Tyrion Lannister.
A noteworthy scene from the clip shows Trump in Castle Black, where he speaks about his plans to "build a wall" to protect borders while standing on The Wall in Westeros, watching the gates close on wildlings.
In another scene, Daenerys tells Trump while standing at the gates of Qarth that, "If you do not let us in, all of us will die."
"I said temporarily. I didn't say permanently," Trump responds in a reference to his call for a ban on Muslims coming into the U.S.
Huw Parkinson, the Australian political satirist and creator of the video, has received over 500,000 views on his YouTube page.
Parkinson satirically captioned the video, "Armed with a Valyrian steel sword named Deal-Maker, Donald Trump embarks on a quest through Westeros to take care of its border policies."
The clip ends with the recognizable "Game of Thrones" logo. The mash-up was created for Australian program "Insiders ABC."
NBC Owned Television Stations has reached out to Huw Parkinson for comment.


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Data show Verlander's velocity still going strong
KANSAS CITY -- Justin Verlander and Jim Leyland can disagree on his strategy of pitching, as they clearly did Saturday night. One thing they can agree on is that his velocity is no longer the question behind his struggles.
Realistically, it hasn't been for a while. On Saturday, it clearly wasn't.
Verlander's fastball Saturday averaged just under 96 mph, according to data from MLB.com Gameday and brooksbaseball.net. It was his best velocity of the year. His command of it, on the other hand, was not.
There's a stronger correlation between Verlander's fastball strike rate and his success this year than his velocity. When he has pitched at his best, he has usually thrown strikes with close to 70 percent of his fastballs. On Saturday, he threw 28 of his 44 fastballs for strikes. That amounts to a 63.64 percent rate, or the exact same rate of strikes he threw with his changeup.
His hardest pitches ranged around that 32-pitch fourth inning, when he loaded the bases twice and walked in a run.
To suggest he isn't throwing as hard as he used to seems to be an old argument now. Whether he can actually command it the same way when he throws hard now, or anywhere close, is another matter. If he's throwing his pitches carefully, as Leyland suggested Saturday, that's another matter.
"I mean, I'm not concerned about his fastball. He's throwing hard," catcher Alex Avila said Saturday night. "When he's throwing it there and he has good command of it, they're not taking good swings. And when they do, they're not hitting it hard. They haven't really been taking good swings off his fastball. It's just making sure you can not only get ahead of guys, but finishing them with the same release point."


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Fredericka King, pianist, has been praised for her lyricism, expressiveness, beautiful warmth of tone and outstanding technique. Critics and audiences have lauded her recitals, performed in the United States, Europe, and South America. The New York Times complimented her debut performance at Carnegie Recital Hall for its "straightforward style and verve."
King has appeared as the featured artist on Public Radio broadcasts, on television, and as soloist with several New England orchestras. Her solo performances in Boston have included recitals at historic Jordan Hall, the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and the African Meeting House on the Black Heritage Trail.
Fredericka has performed as pianist and accompanist for the National Spiritual Ensemble, touring throughout the US and in Spain, and is a founding member of the group La Femme, La Femme, dedicated to the performance of chamber and solo works by women composers.
Her discography includes a recording of solo repertoire by Classical and American composers, A Born Pianist, a recently recorded three disc set titled Piano Classics for Young Listeners which she designed and produced, Chamber music of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor with the Coleridge Ensemble, and one of solo and vocal works by American women, Hooray for the Ladies!, recorded live, in concert, with the group American Classics.
King is a member of the piano faculty at New England Conservatory of Music Preparatory School, as well as Senior Music-Historian-in-Residence at Emerson College and maintains a private teaching studio.
Fredericka has received degrees from Boston Conservatory of Music, New England Conservatory of Music, and studied in the Doctoral program at Boston University. She was awarded a Teaching Diploma by the Royal College of Music in London, England and also studied at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria.
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Marketing can be a chess game. Steve's made his move, now his competitors get to make theirs. "Them's fighting words" for these guys, and they've already had some nasty things to say about Apple drawing them into its "self-made debacle." Careful with this one, boys. You may protesteth too much. More and more stories are beginning to appear confirming that this really is an industry-wide problem, and other phones do suffer from a similar death grip.
Good article that sums it up well. I chose the above quote because the statements from RIM, Nokia, HTC, etc. have all been non-denial denials. Like the author, I agree this should backfire on them, but believe it won't because their phones just aren't that interesting.
Why would a tech site spend their time thoroughly testing other companies' "death grips" and then publish the results when no one will click the link anyway? Apple gets page-hits, others do not. This stopped being about "news," or "concern" for the consumer, and crossed over into the realm of SEO and page hits long ago.


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Life 101: Preparing for a baby
Put these to-dos on your list to get ready for a baby.
Life 101: Preparing for a Baby
Little one on the way? Congratulations! Use these tips to get your finances, insurance and more in order so you'll be ready for that new bundle of joy.
Start an emergency fund (if you haven't already). Save enough to cover 3 to 9 months of expenses.
Revisit your current budget.
Consider the cost of:
- Prenatal care, birth and delivery
- One-time baby purchases, such as a stroller and crib
- Maternity and/or paternity leave
- New monthly bills, such as day care and diapers
Start a college fund.
Health insurance
Check your insurance carrier's benefits for new family members, determine the effective date, and learn how and when to add your child. Also: Find an in-network pediatrician.
Life insurance
The cost for a term life insurance policy is typically very affordable and can help ensure your growing family is taken care of financially should the unexpected happen. Check into a basic plan for your child as well.
Disability insurance
Consider adding, or increasing, coverage to compensate for additional monthly expenses.
There will be lots of paperwork. Consider choosing a system or dedicated spot to store it all beforehand.
If you deliver at a hospital, you apply for a birth certificate and Social Security card. If you deliver elsewhere, work with your doctor to obtain a birth certificate and apply at ssa.gov for a Social Security card.
Call your State Farm agent to find out which insurance plans are right for your family.


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BEDFORD, Mass., April 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Hologic, Inc. (Nasdaq: HOLX) today announced that Glenn Muir, Chief Financial Officer, will be presenting at the Sun Trust Robinson Humphrey's 37th Annual Conference being held April 16, 2008, at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Buckhead, GA.
Interested parties are invited to listen to a live audio webcast of Hologic's investor presentation on Wednesday, April 16, 2008, at 9:40 a.m., Eastern Time on the investor section of the Company's website at www.hologic.com/investor. An archive of the presentation will be available for replay following the conference.
About Hologic, Inc.
Hologic, Inc. is a leading developer, manufacturer and supplier of premium diagnostics, medical imaging systems and surgical products dedicated to serving the healthcare needs of women. Hologic leads the industry in digital mammography systems and offers the most advanced technology for breast imaging and breast biopsy. Hologic's core business units are focused on breast health, diagnostics, GYN surgical, and skeletal health. Hologic provides a comprehensive suite of technologies with products for mammography and breast biopsy, radiation treatment for early-stage breast cancer, cervical cancer screening, treatment for menorrhagia, osteoporosis assessment, preterm birth risk assessment, and mini C-arm for extremity imaging. For more information visit www.hologic.com.
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text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - Your family sometimes are annoying or don't annoying????? Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Your family sometimes are annoying or don't annoying????? Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Family View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message Anna93Joined: 17 Dec 2006Posts: 22Location: Naples-Italy Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2006 7:07 am Post subject: Your family sometimes are annoying or don't annoying????? hello!My family sometimes are very annoiyng because "they want to be intrigued of my private life "and I'm veryangry Back to top k.tyrosJoined: 13 Feb 2007Posts: 13Location: SAN JOSE COSTA RICA Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 2:15 pm Post subject: hello! my family is not annoying, we are very happy, I have a son and is fabulous been a young mother. Everybody loves my baby and it makes me feel so so happy! Back to top R.TJoined: 10 Nov 2008Posts: 3 Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:38 pm Post subject: I know... My family get annoying too. But you know what, they're the ones that will always be there for you. I used to hate my sister. She always bosses me around & I hated the way she was. But now I live with her & we are like best friends! Sometimes you just got to talk to them. She was mean to me, but that was because she cared about me. I think that all faimilies get annoying sometimes but they're the ones that share the same blood as you & they're the ones that know you since you were born & love you the most. I am 21 now & I love my family to death. I know for sure that they would do anything for me & I would also do anything for them. Try talking to them. They are annoying because they care about you. Back to top renoJoined: 10 Nov 2008Posts: 3 Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 10:51 pm Post subject: Hello, Im a japanese girl studing English at University. my family sometimes annoy me a lots. when I was younger, it was worse than now. I live with two sisters, one brother, mother, father, and grandparents. they some times make me angry and crazy. but now I know that I love them. spending time with them make me happy. now I understand that it happends because they are so closed to me. how about you?? so don't be so annoyed your family Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Family All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Student Forums----------------ComputersCurrent NewsCultureEnglish SchoolsFamilyFilm and CinemaFoodHealth and FitnessHelp CenterHobbiesHolidaysLearning EnglishLiteratureMaking FriendsMusicOpinionsPetsScienceSportsThe Strange and MysteriousTOEFL and Other English ExamsTravel You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Dave's ESL Cafe is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Banner Advertising | Bookstore / Alta Books | FAQs | Articles | Interview with Dave Copyright © 2018 Dave's ESL Cafe | All Rights Reserved | Contact Dave's ESL Cafe | Site Map Teachers College, Columbia University: Train to Teach English Here or Abroad Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group