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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. The measured arrangement of words in poetry, as by accentual rhythm, syllabic quantity, or the number of syllables in a line.
- n. A particular arrangement of words in poetry, such as iambic pentameter, determined by the kind and number of metrical units in a line.
- n. The rhythmic pattern of a stanza, determined by the kind and number of lines.
- n. Music Division into measures or bars.
- n. Music A specific rhythm determined by the number of beats and the time value assigned to each note in a measure.
- n. The international standard unit of length, approximately equivalent to 39.37 inches. It was redefined in 1983 as the distance traveled by light in a vacuum in 1/299,792,458 of a second. See Table at measurement.
- n. Any of various devices designed to measure time, distance, speed, or intensity or indicate and record or regulate the amount or volume, as of the flow of a gas or an electric current.
- n. A postage meter.
- n. A parking meter.
- transitive v. To measure with a meter: meter a flow of water.
- transitive v. To supply in a measured or regulated amount: metered the allotted gasoline to each vehicle.
- transitive v. To imprint with postage or other revenue stamps by means of a postage meter or similar device: metering bulk mail.
- transitive v. To provide with a parking meter or parking meters: meter parking spaces.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- n. A device that measures things.
- n. A parking meter.
- n. The base unit of length in the International System of Units (SI), conceived of as 1/10000000 of the distance from the North Pole to the Equator, and now defined as the distance light will travel in a vacuum in 1/299792458 second.
- n. (music) an increment of music; the overall rhythm; particularly, the number of beats in a measure.
- n. The rhythm pattern in a poem.
- v. To measure with a metering device.
- v. To imprint a postage mark with a postage meter
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. One who, or that which, metes or measures. See coal-meter.
- n. An instrument for measuring, and usually for recording automatically, the quantity measured.
- n. A line above or below a hanging net, to which the net is attached in order to strengthen it.
- n. Rhythmical arrangement of syllables or words into verses, stanzas, strophes, etc.; poetical measure, depending on number, quantity, and accent of syllables; rhythm; measure; verse; also, any specific rhythmical arrangements
- n. A poem.
- n. A measure of length, equal to 39.37 English inches, the standard of linear measure in the metric system of weights and measures. It was intended to be, and is very nearly, the ten millionth part of the distance from the equator to the north pole, as ascertained by actual measurement of an arc of a meridian. See Metric system, under Metric.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who measures; a measurer: as, a coal-meter; a land-meter.
- n. That which measures, or is used for measuring; specifically, an instrument that records or indicates automatically the quantity, force, or pressure of a fluid passing through it or actuating it: used in composition, as in gas-meter, water-meter (see these words), or alone when the fluid to be measured, as gas or water, is understood.
- n. In fishing, one of the two reinforcing ropes of a seine or gill-net, of which one is attached to the upper edge and carries the floats, and the other to the lower edge and bears the weights or sinkers
- To measure by means of a meter; test by the use of a meter.
- n. Rhythm in language; rhythmic language as measurable by prosodic times or uttered syllables; more specifically, arrangement of language in a succession of rhythmic movements, readily appreciable as such by the ear; verse, as opposed to prose. Meter in this sense is the subject-matter of the science of metrics
- n. Measured verse or rhythmic language; rhythmic language as determined by or divided into fixed measures.
- n. In music, the division of a composition into parts of equal time-value and of similar essential rhythmic structure.
- n. In Eng. hymnology, a pattern of versification, including the structure of the prosodical feet used, the grouping of those feet into lines, and the grouping of lines into stanzas or strophes, popularly called verses. See foot and versification.
- n. The fundamental unit of length of the French metrical system.
- n. In photography, an instrument for determining the time of exposure.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. the basic unit of length adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites (approximately 1.094 yards)
- n. rhythm as given by division into parts of equal duration
- v. measure with a meter
- n. any of various measuring instruments for measuring a quantity
- n. (prosody) the accent in a metrical foot of verse
- v. stamp with a meter indicating the postage
Middle English, from Old English meter and from Old French metre, both from Latin metrum, from Greek metron, measure, poetic meter.
French mètre, from Greek metron, measure.
From -meter.
(American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)From French mètre, from Ancient Greek μέτρον (metron, "measure") (Wiktionary)
No particular manufacture is carried on here; the staple commodity is malt, of which large quantities are made: this place is a general reservoir for the major part of that article made within 25 or 30 miles, particularly from Saffron Walden in Essex, Newport, and villages adjacent; it is deposited in the care of persons called meters, and disposed of by them to factors or brewers in London for a small commission of 1 1/2d. per quarter; it is then put on board barges and sent to the metropolis.
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|THOMAS Sorensen believes Stoke's defeat to Norwich will act as a wake-up call to the dressing room.
Sorensen, a sub during the disappointing 1-0 home reverse, says the team's shortcomings were more to do with the players than any managerial strategy on the day.
"We let ourselves down and didn't show the commitment, for whatever reason," said Sorensen, refusing to mince his words.
"That's disappointing because whatever game you play, you have to work hard and earn the right to play.
"But we never really got into the game, the first half was a write-off.
"We were a step behind and were thinking too slow.
"Hopefully it's a wake-up call for next week and the games going forward because they won't be easy.
"We just weren't alert and got over-run. They took our legs away and people were making wrong decisions.
"I can only put it down to not the game plan, but people not being where they should be."
Sorensen was speaking during a personal appearance this afternoon at Cooper Perry Primary School at Seighford near Stafford to promote Stoke's `City 7's' scheme to attract young supporters.
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To accommodate the crowds that gather at the Fish House, the owners opened this place with similar but more refined cuisine ranging from sushi to steak. It's come into its own as a slightly more formal dining venue than its sister establishment. In the off-season you can get your money's worth with $20 all-you-can-eat specials such as mahimahi, snow crab, and peel 'n' eat shrimp. The favorite, more casual place to dine is on the patio near the trickling fountain. Live piano music entertains Thursday through Sunday.
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Long Island's National Hockey League team, the New York Islanders, may get a new arena financed by a $400 million bond issue after the proposal is put to a vote on Aug. 1, said Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano .
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Stargazers are hoping that a remote corner of the North East will become Europe's largest Dark Sky Park.
An expert from the University of Durham says there's evidence that a big cat prowled the countryside more than a century ago.
Tyneside is playing host to the British Science Festival this week. It's the seventh time Newcastle has been chosen to hold the lectures, events and workshops.
It's been organised by the British Science Association who say it's not just for academics - anybody can get involved.
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Star Wars fans can come face to face with Yoda and Chewbacca at Kirkleatham Museum. Invasion, an exhibition of sci-fi movie costumes and models, runs until November.
Star Wars fans can come face to face with Yoda and Chewbacca at Kirkleatham Museum.
Invasion, an exhibition of sci-fi movie costumes and models, opens tomorrow.
In space no one can hear you scream.
Models and costumes from the cult sci-fi film Alien are on display at Kirkleatham Museum.
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The exhibition begins tomorrow and runs till November.
Nature reserves in North Yorkshire are using lottery money to help protect endangered species of butterfly.
Good summer weather has helped to boost numbers at reserves near Goathland and the River Ouse near York.
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It could boost tourism in Northumberland, along with other benefits.
Duncan Wise, the Dark Sky Project leader, spoke to Pam and Ian.
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They are promoting the British Science Festival which gets underway in September.
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What open-source / public domain software is there "out there" for conversion between Latitude/Longitude, UTM (Universal Transform Mercator) and MGRS (Military Grid Reference System)? We're using a VB6 library at the moment and would prefer to use something in another language and with a longer pedigree.
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Improved machete. I was going to put a serated edge or saw edge on the back but I got tired of working on it.
That looks like a mean tool. I personally find it more appealing now without the hazard orange. The new edge looks like you could debark a tree swiftly too. Still comfortable to use with the cordage?
Yeah It's good to go.
How'd you wrap the paracord around the handle? Pics or pointers?
You lay a loop along the handle and start wrapping at the cut off end (around the handle and over the loop). Wrap up the handle until you reach the loop end or the length you want wrapped (whichever comes first) and put the end of the cord through the loop. Pull both ends and cut off the excess.
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Bewertet von Rudolf E aus "Bayern/Deutschland" am 7. Okt. 2011
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"Ok for ONE night if you are not picky"
The room was VERY small - about 10 ft by 10ft tops. The shower in the bathroom was assembled from plywood and did not drain so it almost overflowed. There was no soap or shampoo, no heat or space heater and holes in the wall were patched up with plywood. But there were no bugs and the bed was standard and looked clean. The location is pretty good - […] next to alot of restaurants and gas stations. This would be okay for one nighters or young people looking to save money who arent picky. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Stay far, far away from the Travel Inn"
I booked this room because it was cheap and conveniently located. Having read the reviews I wasn't expecting much...however the reviews can't come close to describing just how filthy the Travel Inn is. Mouse droppings all over the bathroom, mold throughout, a chair so disgusting & covered in stains we just laughed at it...the only reason we stayed is […] because there were no rooms left in town and we brought our sleeping bags so we could sleep on top of the comforters...no way would i even pull the sheets back to see the treasures that lay beneath. Stay away!!! MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
Look elsewhere.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
Heating did not work but they provided a temporary heater in each room. Power outage while we stayed there... Hot water for shower was questionable. The rooms were dirty and not kept up.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
Gross!!!! The Orkin man was outside when we arrived. Then there was urine on the LID (not the seat) of the toilet seat! Also, only a space heater. The guy was pretty nice...Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"It's a room. Don't expect much."
Rooms were outdated and in disrepair. I chose this hotel for the price, but I would not return. I'd rather pay more and have a better room.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Caveat Emptor"
If your just looking for a place to stay then this is fine. It's no frills. They don't make your bed and we had a space heater in the room, which did work but inconvenient. Only soap is provided and we had to ask for it. Rooms are in need of a lot of TLC. In a pinch maybe, but if you have other options stay elsewhere.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
As advertised the hotel is a dump but I knew that prior to booking. The bedding was very poor. No fitted sheets. The sheets did not fit the size of the bed and they were old and tattered.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"No TP"
Smelled like an ash tray. No toilet paper. Last guest stuff was still in the dresser drawers. Lights were broken. And our source of heat was a Sunbeam space heater.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Would not recommend ever."
Heated solely by a space heater, had a huge, cold wet spot near the bathroom that gushed whenever you stepped on it, had no water pressure one day, and no hot water of any kind the next. Smelled musky (probably due to the wet carpet). Tub was kind of peeling away from the wall. Bathroom door didn't close all the way. Screen door outside the front door […] could not be closed, so it blew back and forth when it was windy at night. Parking directly in front of the door was also difficult. MehrAuthentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"This place has seen better days."
The room was awful. One of the two double beds was completely unusable--broken, sagging, etc. There was exposed wiring, water damage, wet spots on the carpet, mold in the room and bathroom, the ceiling was bulging, there were spiders and bugs in the room, even more in the bathroom, and the toilet seat was actually taped together--with packing tape. […] The towels and linens were also stained, and we actually didn't even have a top sheet on either bed, forcing us to use the dingy old comforter with cigarette burns as our only covering, and it obviously hadn't been laundered in a long time. The window was also open when we got there, leaving the room very cold, and was difficult to shut. It was miserable. Oh, and I forgot, there was a box of prophylactics left next to the bed. MehrAuthentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
The Room was filthy!!! Also, when we checked out the following day, I told them our shower didnt work and they basically told me too bad!!! She said that no one had complained about it before. I said that I found that hard to believe and if that was the case then the bathroom hadnt been cleaned before I was there!!Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"do not stay here"
We took one look at room, returned the key and stayed somewhere else.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Its not expensive, but dont bring kids or babies."
Great for young ppl that want to save $$. Its a place to relax, sleep, shower. Not for kids/family/ or babiesAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Pretty gross.. bought my own sheets"
This place was a last minute stay for us - and will not happen again! The place was not only old but extremely DIRTY! The old wouldn't have bothered me as much if it were clean! I literally went to the Big Lots down the road and picked up some sheets and a blanket to put over the ones they had, VERY DIRTY! They have no housekeeping, no one comes to […] clean your room or change your sheets. PLAN AHEAD SO YOU DON'T GET STUCK HERE. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
Ha, never staying there again!Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Very bad hotel"
I suppose stay this hotel two night, but I checked out earler because the hotel did not provide heat in the 15F degree wether. Also, the power on and off because they give us heater. The room was smelly too.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"Slept in the Car"
The worst hotel I have booked in my entire life,given that i hail from India and have seen and heard some shabby hotels.I did not read the review since i booked it pretty late in the week.They have a standard response as somebody wrote in the review - This is the last room we have while displaying the Vacancy board prominently. When we checked in and […] got out of the reception area,were alarmed to see 4 cops rushing into the hotel.It turned out that some person staying in the hotel attacked his wife and she had called the cops.Nice way to tell us what kind of people are staying the hotel ! I booked a non smoking room and when i opened the room was greeted with a room full of smoke.The Cots are so shabby so are the bed sheets and the curtain.The cots were broken,the toilets were so bad,you won't think about entering there.I have attached photos to support what I have written. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Travel Inn"
No wireless internet , building is in poor shape , and on a positive note the people were very helpful .Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
The room was supposed to have a refrigerator and a clock-radio and had neither. It had 3 chairs, all of which were filthy. The bathtub had a lot of cracks in it. I guess the room lived up(down?) to its 1 1/2 star rating. .Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
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Staff friendly, very basic, clean but everything was very old. We were given a choice of rooms which were very similar so chose the one with less mould in the bathroom.Wifi not available although given a code, but warned it would probably not work.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"travel inn woodstock ave."
no rest if you want to sleep, walls are very thin- room was so smokey you could not breath.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Travel Inn Rutland, Vermont"
We chose to not stay once we entered the room. The request was for a non-smoking room. The hotel management gave us the last one available which was a smoking room. No other accomodations were offered, so we departed. Website personnel were awesome in helping us to reclaim our money. I will use the website again, but will not stay at Travel Inn, Ru […] tland. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
thought this place was gonna be a lot nicer. now, keep in mind it was the cheapest option at the moment in rutland, but still, i expected the floor to be clean, and the bedding to be changed. but...it wasn't. shower was hot, though, and there was no noise to wake me up during the night. overall, i would ONLY recommend if you need a cheap place to stay […] in VT to ski the weekend, and of course, everywhere else is booked. room stunk like cigarettes, beddings were not clean, or changed while i was there. outer door did not close properly either. not terrible, but definitely not good either. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"The travel inn in Rutland is close to skiing"
This hotel was very old and run down. The rug, walls and shower curtain were very dirty. There was no internet access and only coffee, juice and glazed donuts for breakfast. The managers were very friendly and helpful, however, given the condition of the hotel we would not stay here again. We stayed here because there were no other rooms in our price […] range in Rutland and we wanted to be close the skiing. MehrAuthentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Sleep in your car instead!"
Disgusting! It was nothing like the pictures. I was embarrased that i even pulled into the lot.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
"Is it possible for a hotel to be negative 5 stars???"
Very friendly and courteous staff, nice location. The rooms all needed major upgrades and repairs. The screen doors on all of the units flew open and banged shut all night long in the wind. No sleep at all. We left a day early.Authentische Expedia-Gästebewertung
"hotel is OK"
hotel was OK. No great shakes but inexpensive and nothing terribly wrong unless you are super picky.Authentische Hotels.com-Gästebewertung
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Gary McKeon, 47, of 23 Kenmar Drive, was arraigned Friday on four counts of reckless conduct and one count of criminal threatening. McKeon is a detective with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. The MBTA said he has been on leave since his December arrest on a charge of domestic assault involving his girlfriend, according to reports.
Family members asked police to check on McKeon, who reportedly made suicidal and threatening comments. He was reported to be intoxicated and carrying a gun, according to police.
More than 10 officers arrived at the hotel around 3:10 p.m., according to Lt. Michael Moushegian of the Nashua Police Department.
"We took the precaution of establishing a perimeter and initiating contact with Mr. McKeon," Moushegian said.
The floor was cleared of people and officers remained outside of the room for several hours. McKeon was arrested at 10:45 p.m.
"He came out, he was taken into custody, and nobody was hurt," Moushegian said.
Police found evidence that four rounds had been discharged in the room but there was no indication McKeon was attempting to shoot at police, Moushegian said. The evidence led to four reckless conduct charges. McKeon was also charged with criminal threatening for allegedly pointing a gun towards members of the Nashua Police Special Reaction Team.
McKeon was being held on $250,000 cash only bail. He is scheduled for a pre-trial hearing Feb. 25.
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Murder Most Foul represented Margaret Rutherford's third appearance as Agatha Christie's spinsterish sleuth Miss Marple. The film opens with Marple serving on a murder-trial jury. She forces a mistrial because she considers the accused to be innocent; to prove her theory, she traces the trail of evidence to a down-at-the-heels repertory company run by Ron Moody. She auditions for the troupe with a stirring rendition of "The Shooting of Dan McGrew," securing the job by flashing a roll of bills in
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That talk about the JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM) settlement being the end of the road? Think again. Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's said today that they expect U.S. Banks will have to pay between $56.5 billion and up to $104 billion to put their legacy mortgage issues behind them.
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The January launch of the ability-to-repay rule and its associated qualified-mortgage definition is expected to raise the overall cost of originating home loans, with borrowers taking the brunt of the financial hit, Standard & Poor's Rating Services reported.
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Mosquitoes collected on June 20 in the 2700 block of Maloney Avenue tested positive for the disease. The site is just northeast of the Bryan Municipal Golf Course. Residents in that area have been notified and the appropriate control steps are being taken.
This is the third case of West Nile found in Brazos County this year. All of them have been in Bryan.
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LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The economy, natural disasters, unrest overseas: Americans are stressed out. And it's wreaking havoc on our health. New research shows 43 percent of Americans surveyed suffer from adverse health effects due to stress.
Traditional methods of stress relief like eating comfort food or becoming a couch potato can end up adding to health woes.
That's why trying an unconventional approach to de-stressing might be a better solution. Some companies are trying to sell unusual stress solutions.
Dr. Claire Wheeler, author of "Ten Simple Solutions to Stress," says we need to turn to non-traditional, positive ways for stress relief, versus the ways many of us turn to.
"Stress relief for most people involves fast food, sitting on the couch, surfing the Internet, watching television, smoking cigarettes, drinking too much," said Wheeler.
A better option? What about "laughter yoga"? It's a discipline created by a medical doctor in India and now practiced all over the world.
"Laughter is very, very healthy," said "Laughter Ambassador" Alex Eingorn. "It's very aerobic. It engages every single organ system in the body."
Researchers with the American Physiological Society found even anticipating a laugh could produce endorphins and shut down production of the stress hormone cortisol.
Tina Thonnings prefers a quieter way to de-stress, in the form of walking labyrinths.
"When I'm walking this labyrinth I don't even remember what my worries were," said Thonnings.
Labyrinths have only one path in and one path out, perfect for peaceful reflection.
"Psychologists say when you walk the labyrinth, your left brain gets engaged in following that path and that leaves your right brain free just for the intuitive to happen," says Diane Kozlowski, a Dominican sister at Shepherd's Corner, a farm and ecology center in Ohio.
If that doesn't appeal, try a louder form of stress relief: drumming.
"What we've found is that people are able to relieve their stress just by hitting a drum, by playing it. They stay in the moment, they're in the here and now," said Robert Lawrence Friedman, author of "The Healing Power of the Drum."
Whether it's laughter, walking, drumming away stress or something else entirely, experts say make sure it's something you enjoy.
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Lucifer, the Pale Morning Star, Phosphorus-"The precursor of the full blaze of
the noon-day sun" as Blavatsky so elegantly defined it, is the foundation of the
basis of Magick. Magick itself means to "Ascend" towards the light of God. God
"The significant symbol of wisdom given to us by research is Lucifer, the bringer of
light. Everybody is searching for perception, wisdom is a child of Lucifer. The Chaldean
astrologers, the Egyptian priests, the Indian Brahmans; they are all children of Lucifer. Already the
first man became a child of Lucifer when the serpent taught him good and evil. What they got to
know by perception was the sacred cosmic mystery. In front of it they kneeled in devotion. It was
the light that showed their souls to their destiny. In devotion they received wisdom which became
faith, religion. What Lucifer had brought to them, shined godlike in front of their psychic eyes.
Owing to Lucifer they had God. It means to disunite heart and mind if God is considered as
Lucifer's enemy. Our educated don't raise the perception of the mind to religious devotion, they
paralyze the enthusiasm of the heart.
For those who are searching for the light of the spirit Lucifer shall be a messenger. He
won't talk about a faith that is alien to perception. He won't flatter into the hearts to avoid the
guardian of science: he shall respect him. He won't preach piety and divine bliss but will show
ways for the knowledge to change into divine sensation, into the devotion of the cosmic spirit.
Lucifer knows that the radiant sun may only rise in the heart of the individual; but he also knows
that only the paths of perception lead up to the mountain where the sun appears in his divine
radiation. Lucifer is no devil leading the searching Faust to hell; he shall be an awaker of those
who believe in knowledge who want to change into the gold of divine wisdom."
Lucifer stands on the threshold of Dawn and Dusk. The bringer of light, symbol
of Thelemic strength and divine wisdom emerges. The age of Lucifer is the
uprising of what Blatavatsky termed "Phosphorus", the cosmic force of
corrupted form of the light bringer is of active fire. This duality is the changeable essence of progression and evolution. Lucifer emerges by name as the Roman "bringer of light", Lucem Fero..the carrier of the torch. A Gnostic God, the Holy bible mentions little of him besides the basis of origin:
"You were the anointed cherub who covers; I established you; you were on the holy mountain of God; you walked back and forth in the midst of fiery stones. You were perfect in your ways from the day you were created, til iniquity was found in you."
and the clarity of an awakened self. Perception is the vehicle of knowledge and
what the individual can understand. Christianity teaches the annihilation of
perception and the repression of the awakened mind. The enthusiasm of the driven
conscious, charged with the bright Luciferian light; leads all individuals towards
his crown held the most beautiful jewels from the earth. His essence was of the
Sun and divine wisdom and enlightenment shone throughout him. No other Angel
or Seraphim was as bright as Lucifer.
aggressive attacks. The Seraphim which sought the throne of God gave all under the flag of Lucifer. Nothing would stand in the way of individual freedom and the light of Godhood; nothing is the basis for destruction and the beginning of
his great horde overpowered the Luciferian Spirits. They were cast from the gates of Heaven towards the Earth. Along with them fell the Nephilim. Descending, the spirits lost all perception of time and space; knowing the great loss that had
his surroundings and sense of self. "I stand and emerge yet still, born of God yet unto only myself. The secrets of the universe shall be mine and the hidden light is destined." The other Angels still remained unconscious, threatening to enter the great abyss of non-form if such would remain for any period of time.
became of the ocean and would exist simultaneously with the Astral Plane and the depths of the sea. Leviathan along with the other fallen angels became an ideal, a focus of strength whose power still remains within all of us. Awaiting the moment of becoming, these Daemonic atavisms exist on subconscious levels of the mind. The opening of such abyssic gates leads the psyche towards rising forth and
Lucifer stands as the fountain head of Astral Magick; (i.e., Astral Projection,
Dream Control, ect.) Lucifer is balance in the instance of both Shadow and Light,
Blood Red and Jet Black. Lucifer is the colour of an awakened and enlightened
subconscious. Blavatsky wrote "Thus it stands proven that Satan, or the red Fiery Dragon, the "Lord of Phosphorus" and Lucifer, or "Light bearer" is in us; it is our mind-our temptor and Redeemer, our intelligent liberator and saviour from pure animalism."
diabolism. The balance of Asmodeus/Ahriman is to unite the materialistic flesh side of life with the spiritual, or Luciferic. Falling to either side could result in the destruction of the self. Black Magic is the focus of making the Psyche immortal, surviving Earth bound after death. Luciferic Magick is the focus of Astral
The Rite of Lucifer was designed through my personal experience to affect the
individual in several ways. Change is often reversible if the self is not on the same
level as the rest. This translate that change must happen on every molecular level.
The whole must be impacted from all sides.
descending into the flesh, the brain of the Sorcerer. Lucifer must be channeled into the spirit itself and become aligned with the Holy Guardian Angel for a unity to be complete. Productivity therefor rises and a strong sense of character is built even further. Individuals who attempt these rites must already be of sound mind as the dangers of such if failure occurs are far too real. Insanity, which is displacement and unbalance of the many selves that form one union are disrupted and madness overtakes the self. The Black Magician must be fully balanced in order to avoid


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Across the street from Philadelphia's iconic Liberty Bell is the Hotel Monaco. Built in 1906, the historic Lafayette building has been renovated and refurbished in the prestigious Old City section of Center City. The new Hotel Monaco Philadelphia features Red Owl Tavern, a 125-seat chef-driven restaurant and bar as well as Stratus, a spacious rooftop bar overlooking Independence Park.
268 luxurious guestrooms include 17 suites and 18 King Spa rooms. There is 11,318 square feet of meeting space with an additional 2,000 square feet of prefunction space, including a 3,237 square foot ballroom with windows facing Independence Square. Hotel Monaco Philadelphia is the 10th Hotel Monaco in the Kimpton collection.
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Red Owl Tavern
Red Owl Tavern a main floor 125-seat chef driven restaurant and bar with expansive outdoor seating. Red Owl Tavern is Philadelphias 1st indie-modern steakhouse. It incorporates a gourmet deli and butcher shop concept highlighted by hand crafted sandwiches and burgers by day and wood grilled roast house specialties by night. Inclusive atmosphere at an affordable price point.
Expansive outdoor seating along 5th Street on-looking Independence Park. Private dining room available for intimate parties up to 12.
Breakfast Monday thru Friday 7am to 10am
Deli Counter Grab and Go Daily 6 30am to 4pm
Lunch Brunch Sunday 7am to 2pm Saturday 7am to 2pm Monday through Friday 11 30am to 2pm
Dinner Sunday 5pm to 9pm Monday thru Thursday 5pm to 10pm Friday and Saturday 5pm to 11pm
Bar Sunday 11am to Midnight Monday thru Wednesday 11am to Midnight Thursday Friday and Saturday 11am to 1am
Our rooftop lounge Stratus offers seasonal cuisine and handcrafted cocktails as the most picturesque part of the city unfolds before you. The elements of air wind and fire are felt through trees and fireplaces located in the lounge. It is open daily from 1130am to 2am with Happy Hour daily from 3pm to 6pm. There are also 2 pavilions on the rooftop which are named Mist and Vapor. They are 782 sq. ft. and each have fireplaces seating areas and can be rented for private events through our sales department.
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India has more mathematical, scientific, and engineering geniuses to drive its economic growth than other countries. In absolute terms, this may be true; after all, India has a population of more than 1.2 billion people. But a population this big will have more people at either end of the distribution of economic ability: more geniuses, and more people with serious challenges to their cognitive capacity. The question is whether the extra geniuses will have a positive effect that is disproportionate to India's population. If this were true more generally, populous countries like Germany and France would have higher living standards than smaller countries with similar advantages, like Switzerland and Denmark. Clearly, this is not the case.
As a democracy, India is more conducive to free-market capitalism. The links between democracy and economic growth have interested economists for decades, and the rise of state capitalism in non-democratic countries like China and Saudi Arabia has posed an ideological challenge. India is often touted as the world's biggest democracy; the World Bank's Worldwide Governance Indicators rank it in the 59th percentile for "voice and accountability" of citizens and government, just shy of several members of the European Union. Still, India's markets are far from free. The Heritage Foundation's Index of Economic Freedom calls India "mostly unfree" with a ranking of 119 out of 177 countries, as a result of heavy government involvement in the economy, from regulatory requirements to trade barriers. It's also one of the toughest places in the world to start a business.
The British legacy of a strong legal system gives India an edge. If it does, it's not a very big edge. Geographical factors like coastline, rainfall, and temperature can explain a big share of the differences in living standards between countries today. Controlling for these factors, former British colonies tend to do better than the average among all countries. But among the former colonies, India is one of the worst performers. Indeed, its living standards are worse than you might have expected given its geography. That may be because the vast majority of India's workers operate outside the strictures and protections of the legal system, in an environment more reminiscent of London's 19th century slums than Canary Wharf.
To sum up, there's little basis for any sort of mystique surrounding India's economic growth. On its current path, India shows no obvious signs of rewriting the textbooks; on the contrary, it has confirmed much of what economists already understood about urbanization, industrialization, trade, and institutions. Don't get me wrong -- India is undoubtedly a fascinating country for many other reasons. But to an economist, it's just another poor country that happens to be very, very big.


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I have a friend who could not afford her morgage payments and was approaching forclosure, she tried to do a modification with the mortgage company but they did not instead they sold the mortage to a nother company. This left the homeowner desperate and afraid of loosing her home, so he hired an athorney to continue fight with the modification with the new company
One month after she paid the athorney some one brought her attention Fidelity Land Trust, and she signed up with them. she is worried and not sure if its a sham from all the comments she read after.
My friend is involved with the Fidelity Land Trust for approximately three months now. They quit claim the deed of her house and paid down a sum of money as they requested, she also has to pay a monthly payment as well after three months.
Do you think it is wise to have athorney do a modification procedure just incase the Fidelity Land Trust is un-succesfull as a plan B, or its waist of money,? or will they work against each other? If all unproductive how does she reverse the deed? Awaiting your answers, suggestions, and coments.
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//EDIT: Think I forgot to mention there is a little bit of interacivity in this, just look for the sparkle in the movie, just like in the games~~ =3
The final part in the Colour series, and yes, it is an animation, not a game.
Although I spent months planning this, in the end I was limited to less than a week to animate the whole thing, which affected quality as you will no-doubt notice.
Please know that you MUST have played the PREVIOUS PARTS to understand what this animation is talking about. Links are provided in-flash.
I won't talk to much about it, I hope that (with prior knowledge) the story is self-explaintory.
HAPPY VALENTINE's DAY WORLD! MAY YOU FIND THE LOVE THAT YOU SEARCH AND MAY THE DREAMS THAT YOU FIGHT FOR COME TRUE!
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Just touching. This has to be one of the best of all the colour episode/games. I've watched this at least 10 times now. Just can't get over the awsomeness.(:
Thanks~! Glad you love it~!!!
Actually gives me hope.
I've been struggling with feelings for almost a year now...and yet this simple series has revived the hope that I lost long ago. I'll keep fighting for my dreams until I can't fight anymore.
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Thank you Stitch, I really couldn't have seen this at a better time
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when i was watching your vid i started crying cuz...my granpa died and this makes me think of him T~T i miss you poppy T~T
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Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski made it official on Friday: she's running for re-election.
Mikulski, a Democrat, kicked off her campaign with a morning event at Jimmy's restaurant in Fells Point, a political hang-out for years.
"It would be my honor to keep trying to level the playing field for middle-class families," Mikulski said in a statement released by her campaign. "To keep standing up to the big insurance companies, to the big drug companies and anyone else standing in the way of the little guy or gal getting their piece of the American dream."
Mikulski, 73, is seeking her 5th term as a senator at a time when anti-incumbent sentiment is running high nationally. Still, she consistently ranks as one of the most popular politicians in Maryland, and is an energetic campaigner and effective stump-speaker. Having her at the top of the ticket could help other more-vulnerable Democrats seeking office this year, such as Gov. Martin O'Malley and Rep. Frank Kratovil, of the 1st District.
Mikulski had $2.7 million in available campaign cash as of the most recent reporting period, according to the Baltimore Sun's Paul West.
Among the Republicans seeking the nomination: Eric Wargotz, a physician and Queen Anne's County commissioner, had $112,000 available, after loaning himself $75,000; and James B. Rutledge III, a Harford County lawyer, who had $4,000 available (after giving his campaign a $25,000 personal loan.)
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