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Lennox Bridge on Mitchells Pass at Glenbrook is the oldest stone arch bridge on the Australian mainland. This elegant single span stone arch bridge was built in local stone and completed in 1833 by David Lennox using unskilled convict labour. It took one year to complete. The sandstone was quarried nearby and the bridge carried all the traffic to western New South Wales until 1926. An early engineering masterpiece.
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rest . relax . restore Award winning iKOU Day Spa in Leura, New South Wales, is an eco sanctuary, a pristine environment free of chemicals. iKOU Day Spa seamlessly blends eco concepts with modern luxury, leading the way in eco-spa treatments. They use green energy for power, and burn 100 per cent natural wax iKOU candles. Their Spa towels and robes are organic cotton, and luxurious, heated Spa treatment beds are made from renewable bamboo and recycled metals. iKOU skincare is formulated on the knowledge and wisdom of global spa culture, using luxurious organic and plant derived ingredients that work wholistically and make every treatment a sensory journey. The full ranges of iKOU products are available at the iKOU store located only a few doors up from iKOU Day Spa.
40 Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath, New South Wales, 2785 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.thehouseofwool.com.au New South Wales CLASSWRKSP 9187222 Phone Number: 61 04 1886 3736
Nicole and Rachael would like to welcome you to The House of Wool. Opening in Blackheath, New South Wales, in October 2012, The House of Wool is a delightful wool shop that is bound to excite your senses and get those creative juices flowing once again. If you can not come into the store, please explore the website and remember that you can purchase the yarns that you see. Just get in touch. Sit n' Knit nights are up and running. These are enjoyable evenings. Everyone brings their project along and spends a couple of hours relaxing and knitting. Dates for classes such as crocheting, spinning, and knitting socks, are also available. Please visit the web site or visit in store for more information.
18 Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath, New South Wales, 2785 Email: email@example.com Website: www.ashcrofts.com New South Wales DINEATOUT 9063868 Phone Number: 61 02 4787 8297 Fax Number: 61 02 4787 5379
Ashcrofts Restaurant, situated in the heart of the Blackheath central business district is now a firm favourite for locals and a premium dining destination for visitors to the region. The food style is Australian/Eurasian and the menu offers a wide range of choices with an accent on seasonal fresh seafood and premium cuts of meat, game and poultry sourced from local suppliers. Vegetarian and Vegan dishes are a constant on the menu and any special dietary needs are happily catered for. Ashcrofts offers specials every night and often run "requested specials" dishes which patrons have adopted as one of their favourite Ashcrofts dining experiences. The restaurant is fully licensed with bring your own for bottled wine only.
23 Station Street, Wentworth Falls, New South Wales, 2782 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.cantonpalace.com.au New South Wales DINEATOUT 9151744 Phone Number: 61 02 4757 1868
Canton Palace located in the Blue Mountains village of Wentworth Falls, has a reputation for fine Asian cuisine. Since they opened in 1990 they have been successful in receiving various restaurant awards throughout the region. The menu selection is large and varied, group orders are also available. Take away, gift vouchers, lunch-time special family packs and banquets meal also available.
36 Olympian Parade, Leura, New South Wales, 2780 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.toyandrailwaymuseum.com.au New South Wales GALMUSECOL 9058927 Phone Number: 61 02 4784 1169 Fax Number: 61 02 4784 2462
Discover a unique collection of fabulous children's toys and trains at the Toy and Railway Museum. Explore a grand home and glorious gardens. Thousands of delighted families and collectors can't be wrong: it's a definite must for the kid in us all. Families and serious collectors alike can explore pre- and post-war toys including dolls, teddy bears, lead figures, comics and books, tinplate trains, aeroplanes, automobiles and working model-railway layouts. It features NSW Railway trackside and station memorabilia including lights, trolleys, seats, signals and signs. Set in five hectares of beautiful cool-climate gardens, the property was laid out at the turn of the century. This includes the spectacular amphitheatre - a popular location for photo shoots and wedding ceremonies. Its weathered sandstone and Bathurst slate mirror the changing character of the great sandstone cliffs and blue vistas of the Jamison Valley, over which it gives extensive views.
41 Railway Parade, Hazelbrook, New South Wales, 2779 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.SelwoodScience.com.au New South Wales HISTHERITG 9063859 Phone Number: 61 02 4758 6235 Fax Number: 61 02 4758 6150
Selwood Science and Puzzles is hands-on fun for all the family. There are many interactive displays that will entertain the whole family. The unforgettable 12 minute High Voltage Lightning Show in the theatrette features the amazing Tesla Coil that generates lightning sparks over one metre long. You are so close you hear feel and smell the power. The show runs regularly throughout the day. No booking necessary. There are science kits, puzzles, books and toys available to purchase in the gift shop. They are located in Selwood House, built 1865. Turn south under the railway line at Hazelbrook, then left after 400 metres, and right next to Hazelbrook railway station. There is free off street parking next to Selwood House. Keep an eye out for exciting new changes at Selwood coming soon.
Honour Avenue, Lawson, New South Wales, 2783 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.bluemountainscitytourism.com.au New South Wales NATATTRACT
South Lawson Waterfall Circuit is three kilometres long and traverses South Lawson Park passing four very different waterfalls: Adelina Falls, sand lined Federal Falls, Cataract Falls and Junction Falls - an amphitheatre of cascading water. This historic walking circuit is popular with locals and is just over one kilometre from the Lawson Railway Station.
32 Mackellar Circle, Springwood, New South Wales, 2777 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.bsglassart.com.au New South Wales GALMUSECOL 9135238 Phone Number: 61 02 4751 5473
The Glass Gallery in Springwood in the Lower Blue Mountains is a beautiful space showcasing glass art by artist Barbara Stephenson. After several years of designing and making leadlight panels and stained glass objects Barbara discovered kiln-formed glass. This provided a whole new dimension to her work. In recent years, Barbara has found Dichroic Glass and that has again added a new perspective to her work. There is always something new in The Glass Gallery as all of Barbara's pieces are unique. Every piece is made with passion by a true lover of glass.
234 Macquarie Road , Springwood, New South Wales, 2777 Email: email@example.com Website: www.newagemarkets.com.au New South Wales SHOPPING 9191147 Phone Number: 61 02 4751 6515
New Age Markets - known locally as the hippie-shop - is a unique shopping experience and a must-see destination for visitors to the Blue Mountains. They offer Australia's widest range of new age clothing, giftware and homewares, as well as a vast array of jewellery, crystals, candles, incense and oils. Experienced tarot and psychic readers are available for personal consultations. They also offer expert advice on crystal healing. They can be found opposite Springwood railway station, in the lower Blue Mountains, a short drive from the Great Western Highway. Free gift-wrapping is available for all in-store purchases. Many of the products can also be found on their online shop.
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Tigers open SCAC play with sweep over Engineers
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April 8, 2006, Greencastle, Ind. - DePauw opened Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference play with a doubleheader sweep of Rose-Hulman. The Tigers won the first game by a 9-1 score in five innings and took the nightcap, 7-3. DePauw improved to 16-7 overall and 2-0 in the SCAC, while the Engineers dropped to 7-19 overall and 0-6 in the conference.
DePauw jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first game with two in the first and three in the third. The Engineers scored their lone run in the fourth and the Tigers added four in the bottom of the fourth.
The Tigers finished with seven hits led by Carolyn Bartlett and Rachel Gill with two each. Bartlett drove in four with a pair of triples. Amy Viles led Rose-Hulman with two of its five hits.
Lauren Curosh improved to 9-6 by allowing just five hits over five innings, while Nicole Sanders dropped to 0-3 with the loss.
In game two, DePauw scored four in the first and never trailed. The Engineer scored all three of their runs in the second, but the Tigers added one in the second and two in the fifth.
DePauw totaled 12 hits led by two each from Kristy Mahon, Jessica Krueger and Gill. Jennifer Pint and Erin Locke each finished with two of the Engineers' eight hits.
Curosh improved to 10-6 by allowing three unearned runs in four innings and Katherine Veatch picked up her first save after pitching three scoreless innings of relief. Viles dropped to 0-4 with the loss.
The teams conclude their four-game series at DePauw with a noon doubleheader on Sunday.


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ALBANY, Ga. - B.J. Fletcher has told The Albany Herald that the Roaring '20s New Years Eve Party that had been planned for Saturday evening at Cafe 230 has been canceled.
The cancellation was due in part to familial circumstances involving one of the events coordinators. Fletcher said that the 2 a.m. Sunday breakfast at the West Broad Avenue establishment, of which she is the owner, will still be honored.
Amazed2 1 year, 11 months ago
Its always the good things that get cancelled! Gee I was just thinking how nice it would be to read that the Free Lunch Program and the ol #34's Contract got Cancelled.
Sister_Ruby 1 year, 11 months ago
BJ honors her commitments for breakfast. You gotta respect that y'all! Let's all get down there and support her and her team! We all got our familial issues right? Be we keep soldiering on. With God's help in this New Year!
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National Tragedy and the Empty Tomb
It's my own fault, writing a book titled Where Is God When It Hurts? In the more than three decades since publishing it, I've been asked to address the question dozens of times and in daunting circumstances—none more daunting, perhaps, than what I faced last year.
In March I visited churches in the Miyagi Prefecture of Japan, one year after a tsunami slammed into the island with the velocity of a passenger jet, snapping railroad tracks and scattering ships, houses, and airplanes across the ravaged landscape. In its wake, with 19,000 dead and whole villages swept away, a busy nation with scant time for theological questions could think of little else.
In October I spoke in Sarajevo, a city in Bosnia and Herzegovina that went four years without heat and electricity and with little food and water as it endured the longest siege in modern warfare. Ten thousand residents died from daily sniper fire and grenades and mortars that fell from the sky like hail. "The worst thing is, you get used to the evil," one survivor told me. "If we knew in advance how long it would last, we would probably have killed ourselves. Over time, you stop caring."
Then, after Christmas, I accepted perhaps the hardest assignment of all—not in terms of quantity of suffering (can it ever be quantified?) but in the sheer intensity of horror. I addressed the New England town of Newtown, Connecticut, a community reeling from the murder of 20 schoolchildren and 6 teachers and staff just days prior.
An ambulance driver captured the mood in Newtown well. "All of us on the fire and ambulance corps are volunteers," he told me. "We don't train for something like this—nobody does. And my ...
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I have been richly blessed by the ministry of Philip Yancey, and I also cringe when I hear some Christian leaders presume to understand the specific causes of mass evils. But, Yancey is wildly wrong to imply that Jesus never offered theories of judgment; no one in the New Testament offers more explicit statements of judgment than does Jesus—on Jerusalem, Capernaum, Korazin, Bethsaida, Rome, and the world, to name a few. American Christians need to cease confusing the God of Scriptures with Oprah or Santa Claus, cease denying that God is a just God, and "behold the goodness and severity of God." David M. Young Senior Minister North Boulevard Church of Christ Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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Wow. Speechless and in awe. Thank you, Mr. Yancey for turning our eyes upon Jesus.
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Hey, Phil. I do thank you for your article. Because He lives we, indeed, can face tomorrow--looking beyond death and tragedy to an eternity where war, murder and death are absent. But let us redouble our efforts to limit future gun murders on earth by closing US gun control loopholes and strengthening background checks. While we look to a blessed future of eternal life, may we work to make life better and safer down here.
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Thank you so much for focusing on the reality of suffering, the difficult questions suffering can raise, along with the necessity of bringing those questions to God - with God giving us HIS WORD as the model for wrestling with Him in prayer. Part of Christ's intentional, willful suffering included losing a family member and co-worker in ministry, John the Baptist, to a brutal senseless murder at the hands of a man trusting in the false form of power. And He did this, as our Suffering Messiah, so He could identify with all those parents in Newtown (and other places, as could His Father), connecting HIS-story to their story. Because Jesus went through this in His own life, trusting in His Father as a Man of grief and sorrows, He has earned the right to earn our trust, so He can fulfill the prophecy where the "Son of righteousness rose with HEALING in His wings," equipping Him to 'heal the broken hearted and set the captives free" (Malachi 4:2; Luke 4:1). www.straight2theheart.com


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School transport charge decision delayed again
9:30am Monday 26th August 2013 in News
A DECISION on whether to charge bus fares for parents who don't choose their nearest secondary school will be deferred again.
In July, Oxfordshire County Council delayed a decision on whether to save £340,000 by charging for some home-to-school transport.
It was put back after it was announced the Government was reviewing its guidelines on charging for the service.
Cabinet member for education Melinda Tilley said: "With each week that ticks by without any update it becomes less likely that we will be able to reconsult in September and then go to cabinet for decision in November."
The council had been hoping to introduce the charges in September 2014, but will now have to wait until 2015 at the earliest.
Campaigners accused the council of failing to notify schools, governors and parents and not giving them enough time to respond. More than 1,300 people signed a petition opposing it.
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1) Assuming that every parent in Kennington whose child gets a free bus to Matthew Arnold is willing and able to pay for that and won't take a free bus to Oxford Spires
2) Assuming that every parent in Garsington whose child gets a free bus to Lord Williams is willing and able to pay for that and won't take a free bus to Oxford Spires also.
So the council is assuming that it won't have to ever run a bus from those villages to Oxford Spires.
There is also no assumption on the costs of EXTRA buses that would need to be run from villages like Standlake where half the houses are nearer Henry Box and half are nearer Bartholomew. So instead of one bus from Standlake to Bartholomew every morning there would be two depending on which side of the arbitrary line you lived.
There is no calculation made AT ALL on the cost of these changes in rural areas in any part of Oxfordshire.
This is a particularly shoddy calculation and the council should be challenged on such a flimsy basis for such an important decision!
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Sarasota's Downtown Improvement District (DID) is considering a storefront grant program for downtown businesses.
At the DID meeting Tuesday, board members said they want to bring back a grant program that would fund storefront improvements to businesses in the downtown district.
The City Commission would have to approve the program before it is put in place. In the past, the City Commission voted to stop a similar grant program because of a lack of funding.
The DID board also discussed the possibility of moving the new economic development director's office to City Hall. Another possibility would be to provide a smaller, part-time office space at City Hall for the new economic director Norman Gollub, who was hired in December.
Gollub currently works out of the Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce. The former economic development manager for Greenville, S.C. was hired by theree organizations—the city, the Chamber and the DID.
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Kentucky is the first state to adopt a groundbreaking set of academic standards—the state commissioner of Education answers questions about what the new test scores will tell us about expectations for students
Late this month the second round of school test scores, which indicate how well students are meeting the Kentucky Core Academic Standards, will be released to the public for all Kentucky public schools. As a parent, you may have questions about the new standards or concerns about how your children are doing. You may also have questions about what they mean for your child's education. We spoke with Kentucky Commissioner of Education Dr. Terry Holliday and asked him the questions uppermost on the minds of parents.
Q: What are the standards? A:
The standards establish what students are expected to learn in each grade. At the national level, they are called Common Core State Standards. They have been adopted by 46 states, including Kentucky, where we now call them Kentucky Core Academic Standards. Currently, there are new academic standards in English/language arts and mathematics. Standards for other subjects such as science and social studies are under development.
Q: How were the standards developed? A:
The 2009 General Assembly passed legislation (Senate Bill 1) that required more rigorous academic standards for public school students. The focus of this legislation is on getting kids ready for college and a career, whereas the previous standards were basic and minimal. In Kentucky, the work to develop the standards involved approximately 1,000 teachers, several hundred college professors, as well as administrators, the public, a national validation committee, a national education organization, and professionals from the Kentucky Department of Education, the Council on Postsecondary Education, and the Kentucky Education Standards Board. The new standards are aligned with the ACT (the major college admission test used in Kentucky) and with skills that are needed in college and careers. We worked closely with colleges to find out what their expectations are and with employers to do likewise. We also compared the standards against other top-performing countries. In doing so, we found that we were not going deep enough on some of our math standards, for example, and trying to do too many in one year. With reading we found that our kids did not have access to a lot of technical reading and writing, which most jobs require today. There was not an emphasis on in-depth reading to support a position or a strong emphasis on making an argument and defending a position.
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Beginning with the 2011-2012 school year, Kentucky became the first of 46 states to adopt the Common Core State Standards in math and English. We are just starting our third year with these standards, and the assessments that parents will receive this fall are just the second ones under the new standard.
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These standards were designed to help prepare your children for the next step in their lives after high school graduation. It is also important to realize that because the standards are new and substantially different from the previous ones, we expected a significant drop in the proficiency scores during the first few years. With the old standard, 70 to 80 percent of students scored in the proficient range. With this new assessment, only 40 to 50 percent of students have achieved proficiency. This is close to what we have seen on the ACT scores that every 10th-, 11th-, and 12th-grader takes. The decrease is due to the fact that the previous scores were based on more basic standards and that teachers and students alike need time to adjust to the change in textbooks and subject matters. That generally takes three to five years. This change in standards is important because more than half of our students who went on to college had to take math or language arts remediation courses. Parents have to pay for these courses, but students don't get any credit for them. We also heard so much from employers that kids cannot do the technical reading, math, and computer skills required for today's jobs. We expect dramatic improvements. We have already seen a drop in the numbers of remediation courses required. We don't have any statistics yet because the reports run about a year late, but colleges are also reporting that their numbers are lower. The other good news is that with these standards we can predict by the third grade if a student is on track to achieve proficiency at graduation, and if not take the steps to help that student.
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Parents will receive individual student test scores after the September school scores are released (each district sets their own schedule, so delivery dates will vary across the state). Those students tested last spring while in grades 3-8, as well as some high school students, will receive test scores in the mail.
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Saint Louis University's Visiting Young Scholars Program
Saint Louis University's Visiting Young Scholars (VYS) Program provides the opportunity for a select group of current high school students to begin their college experience in regular lower division Saint Louis University classes on the SLU campus, prior to high school graduation. The VYS Program attempts to bridge the gap between high school honors courses, AP classes or dual credit opportunities such as the 1818 Advanced College Credit Program (http://1818.slu.edu), and full-time college student status. The VYS Program attempts to provide these select students the option of advancing academically prior to entering SLU as a full time student by participating in this dual enrollment program (Pending space availability).
VYS Candidates
VYS is designed to provide specific academic growth options for the exceptional student who may fit one or more of the following categories:
- Has completed all of the course work in a particular discipline that his or her high school offers through the 1818 Advanced College Credit Program or other comparable dual credit programs, and/or the appropriate Advanced Placement courses.
- Currently attends a high school that does not offer courses at the appropriately advanced level to challenge the exceptional student.
- Currently attends a high school that does not offer dual credit and/or Advanced Placement courses.
- Is currently home schooled, and is prepared to advance academically, but is not fully prepared to matriculate as a full time student.
- Wishes to challenge himself or herself with college course work during the summer between their Junior and Senior years.
VYS Eligibility Requirements
To participate in the Visiting Young Scholars Program, a student must meet the following requirements:
- Entering Grades 11 or 12
- Hold a 3.5 cumulative GPA (on a 4.0 scale)
- Have combined PSAT scores of approximately 180, or SAT scores of 1800, or ACT of 28, or PLAN scores of 25.
- Complete and submit a personal application by the appropriate deadlines below:
- Fall - August 1st
- Spring - December 1st
- Summer - May 1st
- Submit a recommendation from a school administrator, counselor, or teacher. In the case of home schooled students, recommendation may also come from a coach, activities supervisor, or designated mentor other than a parent.
- Returning VYS students in good standing need not reapply after their initial semester.
VYS Tuition
VYS students may enroll as a non-matriculating visiting student in courses for which they have met SLU prerequisites on a space available basis at a tuition rate of $350 per credit hour. VYS students should expect to pay the same lab fees as full-time matriculated students, as appropriate.
VYS Benefits
The VYS Program is designed to support exceptional high school students in the continuing academic, social, psychological and spiritual growth the college experience provides, on an aesthetically appealing campus in a culturally diverse community.
Tangible student benefits include access to campus libraries, computer labs, museums, athletic activities, and various social and cultural events.
VYS courses are recorded on a Saint Louis University transcript, applicable toward a degree at Saint Louis University upon matriculation, and transferable to other colleges or universities. Determination of VYS courses counting toward high school graduation is at the discretion of the high school administration.
VYS Registration
Students may register in lower division undergraduate classes (100 and 200 level).
Registration materials for VYS students include the following:
- Completed Visiting Young Scholars' Application
- Completed Visiting Young Scholars' Recommendation
- Current official high school transcript
Registration packets should be mailed to:
Gayle Rogan, Ph.D., Program Director
1818 Advanced College Credit Program
3634 Lindell Blvd.
Verhaegen Hall #108
St. Louis, MO 63108
Student registrations will be processed through the Registrar's office, pending approval of the student's registration packet by the Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences.
VYS Application Deadlines
Fall - August 1st
Spring - December 1st
Summer - May 1st
Additional Information
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Shortly after I arrived in Los Angeles 12 years ago, Timothy Leary called me up and invited me to a party. Fresh from Minnesota and greener than I knew, I was thrilled — "the most dangerous man in America" was just on the phone with me! Then someone I worked with, a mentor and friend I relied upon for professional guidance, warned me not to be flattered. "He's a media whore," he said. "Don't waste your time."
A lot of people had similar reactions to Leary while he lived. If you grew up in the '60s and '70s, his name — along with his slogan, "Turn on, tune in, drop out," and Nixon's exaggerated vilifying of him and his crazy, crazy drugs — echoes through your childhood like an overplayed pop song. Researchers exploring psychedelics within the boundaries of the medical establishment found their work frustrated by Leary's news-making shenanigans; even David Gates' affectionate obit in Newsweekacknowledged in its headline Leary's "well-advertised trip." In fact, the perfidious psychonaut was agitating for media time right up until he died: The first (and only) time I talked with Matt Drudge was in 1996, when Drudge broke the news that Leary, terminally ill with prostate cancer, was threatening to Webcast his own suicide.
Last month at Light Space Gallery's "23 Drawings by Timothy Leary and Other Works," a show that's been steadily expanding in content since it opened at the end of April, I had a chance to reflect differently on Leary's media whoredom, such as it was. With the gallery's walls now papered nearly solid with Leary memorabilia, the show has turned into a Burroughs-like cut-up of a biography, bits and pieces of a life scattered about without evident organizational sense, but from which the brain miraculously deduces order if the eyes stare at it long enough. Quotes from the man himself are interspersed among missives from others; works of art that bear only an oblique relationship to Leary (Tom Robbins' tripper's version of an alphabet, I Took Acid in the First Grade, for example) augment pieces that could be inspired by no one else (such as Robert Williams' The Milk of Human Kindness: Leary at the Tit). The overall impression is not of a grandstander who narcissistically adored the attention of the media, but of an irrepressible spirit with an unusually exuberant constitution — a man who had discovered, when he first indulged in the mushroom at the ripe age of 40, a source of magic so delightful, so full of possibility, so unreservedly funthat he simply could not keep the news to himself.
Of course he knew it would piss off the authorities. "Anything that's pleasurable is going to bring down the wrath of the power control people," Leary complained. What might have surprised him — it surprises me — is that all his talk about evolution and magic, space and science, and above all the wonders of LSD, mescaline and psilocybin, would arouse the suspicions of other progressive writers and thinkers. "His was the saga of a brilliant academic," writes Dr. Charles Grob in the introduction to his anthology, Hallucinogens, "having discovered a potentially valuable tool for remodeling personality, running headlong into a culture ill-prepared for radical change and increasingly antagonistic to his provocative herald of the New Age." Still, he never gave up. Late in his life, people who dined with him only casually would take bets on just how long it would take Leary to bring every conversation around to drugs.
When I first saw "23 Drawings" the night it opened in April, Kenny Scharf's Uncle Timmy's Funbox stood at the center of the room, a diorama of fluorescent paint and toys; a video of Leary at home shot by Chris Graves and Joey Cavella — who helped establish www.leary.com — was playing near the front window. The room was packed and a little bit wild, and it was hard to spend enough time in front of a piece of drawing or writing to figure out what it was. But on my last visit both of those fixtures were gone, and the room was empty of all people but the gallery's owners, Dean Chamberlain and his wife, Stacy Valis. Chamberlain had just come back from combing through Leary's archives at Michael Horowitz's house in Marin County, where he'd found a page from Leary's 1937 high school yearbook. Under a classic graduation photo of a clean-cut, jovial teenager is a list of extracurricular activities ("Ring and Pin committee") and scholastic honors five times longer than any other classmate's. Chamberlain affixed the photocopied page to the wall next to a clipping from the school newspaper announcing that Leary had been named editor in chief — not, as one might expect, because of his unique vision as a budding sports reporter, but because of his "consistent punctuality and legibility of copy." Under that the curators had posted a list Leary made at age 10 of things he hoped to accomplish. One of those goals: "Perform some adventure that is original."
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I appreciate that, and yes, for now it's warm. It's not always though. At least I have enough blankets, but I'm really needing to find some work or get unemployment until I do.
Well, actually, the meal I went to, one of the free ones, was actually very good, so that did happen. Something needed to, as I don't really have any friends around here any longer. Don't know that many good people either. Thank you though. It ain't no fun being homeless bro and I hope it never happens to you. Have a great day and weekend.
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GOP Representatives Introduce Achieve Act to Counter DREAM Act, Which One Will Immigrants Favor?
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Washington, D.C. - The next wave of immigration, isn't Latinos, but are Asians instead, making them the most rapidly growing racial group in the U.S., according to a new study by the Pew Research Center.
The study points out that while Asian migration has increased only slightly the past few years the shift comes as net Latino migration has declined.
In 2010, 430,000 Asians migrated to the U.S, representing 36 percent of legally and illegally entering immigrants while only 360,000 Latinos moved to the states.
In the report, Paul Taylor, executive vice president of the Pew Research Center said, "Asians have become the largest stream of new immigrants to the U.S. – and, thus the latest leading actors in this great American drama."
Immigration experts attribute this shift to a number of factors including increased enforcement along the borders, rising deportation and the economic downturn. Tougher enforcement impacts the Latino community more since many arrive without legal documents such as working visas, though can be easily obtained with the aid of an immigration lawyer.
The study also noted that Asian immigrants have higher education and earn more on average than the rest of Americans. Indians represent the largest subgroup of Asian immigrants, but a large percentage trace their heritage to China, Korea, and Japan.
Higher education allows numerous Asian immigrants to obtain HB-1 visa which are for highly-skilled workers. The number of HB-1 visas meets their annual cap quickly, emphasizing the need to have an immigration attorney apply for these visas as soon as enrollment opens.
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Alright, where I live the Civilization Revolution game is very popular, we live right outside of the town where Sid Meier lived in Canada(Sarnia). We all play the games here, and we have been since we were little. But the thing is was that I found, none of my friends can do the hardest difficulties.
I'm sorry to say but someone who cant bring their skills to the emporer rank hasent truelly grasped this game. It is like algebra and it clicks eventually and you can do even more crazy equations.
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What's up with our so-called city leaders? First of all, Val Applewhite's actions during meetings are constantly disrespecting the mayor. I thought she knew better from her years in the Air Force.
They recently increased fares on the bus system, and they still haven't added bus service to the annexed areas. I say add routes there, then let's talk increase. The raise for the disabled riders is just wrong, and I applaud Kady-Ann Davy for voting against it. Unlike our council members, the elderly and disabled don't have deep pockets. They have to survive on a monthly check, which is hard to do in this economy.
I say vote them all out except for Davy, who did the right thing by voting against the increase. They were scared to vote on the parks bond issue during the election year but raised bus fares instead; makes sense, right? I hope they get voted out.
Nobody should be worried about this big bogeyman, "sequestration," due on Friday. It will cause a very small percentage cut only in the projected increases in spending. It's not going to hurt that much.
If the government was really serious about our debt and the economy, it would freeze spending now at our current levels and keep it frozen there until we have a balanced budget and a simple, reformed tax code in place. Unfortunately, that won't happen until the politicians consider the nation more important than their next election.
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Health and wellness firm Zeo's labeling of sleep problems in America as an "epidemic" might not be hyperbole. Some 64 million of us grapple with sleep issues every night, and another 49 million struggle at least a few nights a week, according to the firm's analysis of U.S. Census data.
Zeo, which first caught our eye in 2005 under the name Axon Labs with an alarm clock called SleepSmart, now offers a highly evolved mobile sleep system that employs a wireless headband to track all known sleep phases, including Light, Deep, and REM sleep.
The Zeo Sleep Manager then sends the resulting sleep data directly to the user's mobile device (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and soon Android-based smartphones), which then syncs to the user's online Zeo account, where a ZQ sleep score that summarizes sleep quality is calculated. (It used to be transmitted to an SD card and then had to be manually uploaded.)… Read more


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When it comes to caring for our childrens' locks, we all want to use the finest shampoos, conditioners and stylers, ever. However, it's easy to get intimidated by the sheer number of products on the shelves (hair brands have definitely taken advantage of the baby boom!)--plus, many women aren't exactly sure how to care for their children's hair, and don't know what kinds of products they should be looking for. We're here to make your job easier! First, always choose products with as little chemicals as possible. Check product labels, and avoid anything containing parabens (they have mild estrogen-like qualities and could possibly cause breast cancer), silicons, petroleum, mineral oil, synthetic fragrances, sulfates, and phthalates (they might be linked to precocious puberty in girls). Also, stick with gentle, lightweight products that moisturize your little one's hair without weighing it down. Haircare products for Black children should work to coax out their beautiful, unique curl patterns--not try to alter it in any way.
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That's alright. :P I played a bit last night, not too bad. Though it can be quite laggy and they have a lot of the newer Pokemon missing. Even some from Johto.
You mentioned you were interested, so here is the link to that Pokemon MMO - http://pokemmo.eu/
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I had to do stuff anyway. :P Also, as long as you don't move you shouldn't starve.
Would need a server or something, maybe? I could maybe use my laptop but it's not set up at the moment. Might be a good idea to try find a few more to play with at the same time, too.
lol Only slightly lazy. ;P
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Rehoming animals can be the most rewarding aspect of animal protection work. We offer ideas, resources and information on how to find more homes for more animals.
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Judgment Calls
Interactions between the adoption counselor and the potential adopter are always charged with uncertainty. We present essays from both sides of the counter.
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With a top prize of $100,000 at stake, the ASPCA's $100K Challenge sparked a friendly competition between two animal welfare organizations in Washington, D.C.—and others around the country.
Don't Forget About Us
Shelter staffs use special events, savvy marketing, and social networking to promote small-animal adoption.
Unforgettable: Big Daddy's Big Family
Although Big Daddy's time with the staff of Greenbelt Animal Control was short, it was long enough for this abandoned pit bull to warm hearts and change minds in the larger community about this often misunderstood breed.
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Adoption promotions tied to the 2012 World Series scored home runs for shelter pets in San Francisco and Detroit
Mouthpieces: An Easter Bunny Will Still Need You at Halloween
This installment of Mouthpieces reminds people looking to adopt a rabbit for Easter that bringing a bunny into the family is a long-term commitment that requires careful consideration.
Raise the Roof
Although not always able to move pets into ideal conditions, a central Virginia group makes a tangible difference in the lives of outdoor dogs by providing quality dog houses, lightweight tethers, and suitable food and water bowls.
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Kitten Impossible, a clever and fun promotion created by the Asheville Humane Society to boost cat and kitten adoptions, was a great success despite being advertised exclusively through social media outlets.
Nevada Humane Society - How to Write Pet Profiles
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can you please let me know about the 4-1 supply reevaluation results?
hello sir....
can you check that my certificates such as od,cmm etc, are sent to college or in pending
can you please let me know about the 4-1 supply reevaluation results?
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i passed in advance supply no other supply i have written ,and cleared all all subjects,when will my cmm and pc will come to college,how much time does it take
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i have this doubt, can i apply for my CMM and PC and OD even thou i paid for my reeval and make my payment to the reeval obsolete? or do i have to wait for the reeval results?? i paid for my 3-2 supply reeval on june 28th and 4-1 supply reeval on july 15th. I had no idea that it was gonna take this long, i wouldn't have paid if i knew. Is there any tatkal process to get JNTU-HYD CMM and PC certificates? Please reply please please...
hello.....when 3-2 R09 revaluation results going 2 release?
hey admin i had applied revaluation for my 4-2 btech R07 but i got the result as unchanged
but my consolidated marks and provisional certificate came to my college before the revaluation results are released
how could this be happened how disgusting is this
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my number is 08S11A0126
why is this bloddy jntu playing with us with out doing the correction how could it say that no change in marks nd how could my consolidated marks come to my college before the revaluation results are released
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Economy, Weather Influence TVA First Quarter 2010 Financial Results
February 3, 2010
In its report for the first quarter of fiscal year 2010, the Tennessee Valley Authority said reduced power sales and wetter-than-normal weather are key factors that influenced the agency's financial performance during the three-month period that ended Dec. 31, 2009.
TVA reported net income for re-investment of $150 million in its quarterly report on Form 10-Q filed Wednesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. That's compared with a net loss of $305 million for the first quarter of the previous fiscal year, which included $525 million in expenses from the Kingston ash spill recovery effort. Those costs related to the ash spill have subsequently been reclassified by the TVA Board as a regulatory asset to be recovered in future rates over 15 years.
TVA, which does not make a profit, reinvests net income in its power business, specifically on projects that expand and improve TVA's infrastructure. These projects include new generation, environmental controls and transmission improvements. TVA receives no taxpayer money.
Operating revenue for the first quarter was $2.3 billion, a decrease of $728 million, or about 24 percent for the quarter compared with the same period a year ago, mainly resulting from a 4 percent decline in power sales and changes in TVA's fuel cost adjustment. These decreases were partially offset by an increase in TVA's base power rates of 8 percent, which provided $165 million in revenue.
"Persistent economic weakness in the TVA service area meant reduced power sales, which we expect will continue throughout the year," said TVA's Interim Chief Financial Officer John Hoskins. "However, better availability of low-cost power from TVA dams and reduced fuel costs are resulting in lower prices for our customers."
Operating expenses decreased $1.2 billion from a year ago, primarily because of lower fuel and purchased power expenses as well as costs from the Kingston ash spill.
The weather had a positive impact on the quarterly results. Rainfall in the eastern Tennessee Valley was 134 percent of normal for the quarter. As a result, TVA was able to increase its low-cost hydroelectric generation by 161 percent compared with the first quarter a year ago.
Having the lower-cost hydroelectric generation available was a contributing factor to a decline in TVA's fuel cost adjustment in October, November and December, resulting in lower power bills for TVA customers. Lower market prices for purchased power and natural gas, which ranged from 35 percent to 40 percent below prices for the first quarter a year ago, also contributed to the monthly fuel cost adjustment reductions.
"As sales have declined due to economic conditions, TVA's expenses have been reduced by a corresponding amount," said Hoskins. "Despite economic conditions, TVA needs to invest in system infrastructure and clean energy sources that will provide a long-term benefit to the Tennessee Valley."
TVA's capital budget for 2010 includes spending for construction of environmental controls, new generation sources and dry storage facilities for coal combustion products.
Estimated expenses for cleanup costs related to the Kingston recovery effort range from $933 million to $1.2 billion. The estimate does not include costs such as damages that might be awarded in litigation or fines that could be imposed. As ash removal continues, it is possible that additional remediation not included in the estimate may be required.
TVA's quarterly report on Form 10-Q provides additional financial, operational and descriptive information, including unaudited financial statements for the quarter that ended Dec. 31, 2009, and is available to investors and the public. The public may read reports or other information that TVA files with the SEC at its Public Reference Room at 100 F Street, N.E., Washington, DC 20549. TVA SEC reports also are available on the SEC's Web site at www.sec.gov, and copies are available on TVA's Web site at www.tva.com/finance or by calling TVA toll free at 888-882-4975.
The Tennessee Valley Authority, a corporation owned by the U.S. government, provides electricity for utility and business customers in most of Tennessee and parts of Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia – an area of 80,000 square miles with a population of 9 million. TVA operates 29 hydroelectric dams, 11 coal-fired power plants, three nuclear plants and 11 natural gas-fired power facilities and supplies up to 36,000 megawatts of electricity, delivered over 16,000 miles of high-voltage power lines. TVA also provides flood control, navigation, land management and recreation for the Tennessee River system and works with local utilities and state and local governments to promote economic development across the region. TVA, which makes no profits and receives no taxpayer money, is funded by sales of electricity to its customers. Electricity prices in TVA's service territory are below the national average.
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Debian's plans for Lenny: KDE 4, IPv6, NFS 4
Debian's Release Team has just dispatched an initial circular on the current status of the next Debian version and release targets.
Belgian Luk Claes posted the "Release Update" message to the Debian Developer mailing list. There are plans to post updates at regular intervals with information on the testing and unstable branches.
Currently, Release Managers are collecting implementation targets for the next generation Debian, codenamed Lenny. To this end they are collecting suggestions by project members, and asking package maintainers and other key developers. A few things have already been agreed, such as complete IPv6 support for all applications, end-to-end support for NFS version 4, and the ultimate demise of the legacy developer tool Debmake. The Release Team has published a text file with a complete list of the release goals.
Another topic that needs some discussion relates to the architectures that Debian Lenny will support: the recertification process is in getting underway. There is a template for suggestions on the Debian Wiki. In addition to this (broken link) Claes has published an email with an overview of new software additions. Some initial components of the next generation Gnome 2.20 are available right now in experimental, and the Qt/KDE team will be publishing initial packages for KDE 4 Alpha in the near future. There are also rumors of a pre-release version of X.org 7.3 due to hit experimental any time now.
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Fayetteville police are investigating a stabbing that occurred during an altercation between two men over a female, according to authorities.
The stabbing happened after 2 p.m Sunday on Ellsworth Drive off Hope Mills Road, according to police.
Police said the victim had injuries that are not life-threatening. An individual was detained at the scene.
Lawmen have not released the name of the victim or the person in custody.
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Eric Clapton plus the Wallflowers
Saturday, March 23, 2013 7:30 PM
Eric Clapton in New Orleans
Mar 23, 2013 at 7:30 PM CST
Rock n' Roll legend Eric Clapton is coming to New Orleans this Spring! Clapton has assembled an impressive band for the 2013 U.S. dates which will consist of long-time touring partners: Doyle Bramhall II (guitar), Steve Jordan (drums), Chris Stainton (piano and keyboards), and Willie Weeks (bass), along with newcomers Paul Carrack (organ and keyboards) and Greg Leisz (pedal steel guitar). Michelle John and Sharon White will join the touring band again as backing vocalists. The tour will also feature special guests, The Wallflowers.
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