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Jonathan Edwards explains how romantic love helps us understand Jesus' feelings towards the church (Miscellanies #189, spacing added):
We see how great love the human nature is capable of, not only to God but fellow creatures. How greatly are we inclined to the other sex! Nor doth an exalted and fervent love to God hinder this, but only refines and purifies it.
God has created the human nature to love fellow creatures, which he wisely has principally turned to the other sex; and the more exalted the nature is, the greater love of that kind that is laudable is it susceptive of; and the purer and better natured, the more is it inclined to it.
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- Florida State offered Reilly Gibbons
- Arizona offered Quincy Wilson
- Maryland offered Nick Richardson
- Malik McDowell will visit Michigan next Sunday
- Moral Stephens & Jeffrey Holland attends Junior Day at Florida State
- @SWiltfong247 Lombard (Ill.) Montini Catholic DL Dylan Thompson is decked out in #OhioState gear. #OSU #Buckeyes
- @adamgorney The more I talk to West kids the more #OhioState is brought up. Buckeyes doing work out here in 2014 class.
- @SWiltfong247 Top50 OT Jamarco Jones having his way with the pass rushers at Core 6 Athletes Showcase
- @SWiltfong247 Jamarco Jones top OL and top performer thus far. Ka'John Armstrong, JB Butler and Evan Mallory also doing well on OL at Core 6.
- @SWiltfong247 Overall MVP Jamarco Jones. Other MVPs were Malik McDowell, Dominique Booth and Clifton Garrett.
- @BillBankGreene Clifton Garrett now 227 pounds and moving better than last year when he was 15 pounds lighter. Pure stud LB.
- @adamgorney #OhioState and #ASU showing new interest in four-star Juju Smith from Long Beach (Calif.) Poly.
- @adamgorney Tyler Luatua names some early favorites #USC #Alabama #NotreDame #Michigan #OhioState
ESPN $ - Richt does homework, offers 2014 CB '14 GA CB Kalvarez Bessent
- Plans to visit Alabama, Florida, Ohio State & Ole Miss. Grew up liking Florida, Ohio State & Alabama.
BG$--Jones invades Cincinnati '14 IL OL Jamarco Jones
- Jamarco enjoyed the camp and loved his time on campus with the coaches and players. He is planning an August decision.
BG$--Garrett talks Ohio State visit and Core 6 '14 IL LB Clifton Garrett
- Clifton definitely enjoyed hanging out with the players outside of the football aspect of tOSU.
Rivals$--Illinois LB 'psyched' after early contact with UK '14 IL LB Clifton Garrett
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ESPN $ - Jersey RB Hilliman plans several visits '14 NJ RB Jonathan Hilliman
- Penn State on 2/23, Notre Dame on 3/23 & Ohio State on 3/30. Also has interest in visiting Alabama, Michigan, Stanford, Tennessee, USC & Vanderbilt.
Ohio State football: Buckeyes seeking players with versatility on field (dispatch)
Urban Meyer and his Ohio State staff hit the recruiting trail each year seeking to fill specific needs, but they also are looking for a few good men.
They are known as "athletes" in the parlance of modern college football, players who could end up at any number of positions through their college careers. The Buckeyes signed at least three this year — Darron Lee of New Albany, Christopher Worley of Cleveland Glenville and Gareon Conley of Massillon. They have one on the hook for 2014 and some more in their sights.
"It depends on where you're at" in terms of stocking the cupboard, Meyer said. "The only thing I can relate it to is like when we were at Florida where we had a lot of 'athletes,' right now we're behind on 'athletes' at Ohio State.
"Like on special teams, and guys with what we call 'safety bodies,' that's why we had so much trouble on special teams. So this year we went out and tried to find those 'tweener guys who can play a lot of positions."
Rutgers recruiting: Manalapan's Saeed Blacknall, a national recruit (nj)
Wednesday, Manalapan (N.J.) wide receiver, Saeed Blacknall, picked up offers from two of the most prestigious football programs in the country: Ohio State and Florida State. He is now up to 10 offers and has officially been cast as a national recruit. The 6-3, 200-pounder with 4.4-second 40-yard dash speed, has become highly coveted due to his ability to fly and adjust to the football while in mid-air.
"Most of these schools say they love my speed. I ran a 4.45 at Rutgers, but right now, I'm doing indoor track and I got a lot faster," said Blacknall. "Schools also like the way I adjust to the ball, my route running and the way I can turn little plays into big plays."
Ohio State Will Play for 2013 BCS National Championship (rant sports)
Ohio State has the best chance of ending the seven-year run of winning the BCS National Championship by SEC schools in year two under Urban Meyer.
The Big Ten conference was much maligned in 2012 despite the 12-0 Buckeyes, but with Braxton Miller returning after a sophomore season that had him in the mix for the Heisman trophy and an influx of defensive talent; the conference is in a prime position to have its first national champion since Ohio State won the 2002 game.
Looking at the 2013 schedule, it's easy to envision the Buckeyes going undefeated for the second straight year barring a lengthy injury to Miller or a multitude of injuries along a young defense.
The toughest road game before a trip to Ann Arbor in the season finale to take on their "rivals" as Miller affectionately refers to Michigan is a week six game at Northwestern. Normally, the wildcats aren't considered a tough venue, but after winning 10 games in 2012, they can't be taken lightly.
Core 6 Athletes Cincinnati Recap (247sports)
CLEVES, Ohio - Core 6 Athletes hosted its first-ever event outside of the Chicago area on Sunday, heading to the Cincinnati suburbs for its second Showcase of the winter.
There was a plethora of talent on hand including three Top50 prospects in defensive end Malik McDowell, linebacker Clifton Garrett and offensive tackle Jamarco Jones, who all lived up to their big-time billings.
Several other BCS prospects shined as 247Sports takes you inside the event.
1. Jamarco Jones: The Chicago (Ill.) De La Salle offensive tackle was named the overall MVP by staff and media following a dominant effort. The 6-foot-5, 290-pound Jones took on the best pass rushers at the event in McDowell, Dylan Thompson and Chris Slayton and won the majority of his reps. He was at his best holding off the speed rushers coming from the edge. Jones has a good body-type and won't have to redistribute his weight much at all on the next level. Ranked by 247Sports as the nation's No. 4 offensive tackle and by the 247Composite as the country's No. 43 prospect overall, Jones visited Ohio State again last week and is high on several schools including the Buckeyes, Florida, Michigan, Michigan State, Notre Dame and Vanderbilt.
2. Clifton Garrett: The 6-foot-3, 228-pound linebacker has excellent size. When you compare the size to what he shows on film, he is an elite linebacker prospect. Performed very well in 7-on-7, owning the middle of the field and using his long body to break up several passes. Ohio State remains the team to beat for the nation's No. 2 outside linebacker following his visit on Saturday, however he continues to work through the recruiting process slowly and plans on visiting several SEC schools in the spring.
Michael's Sunday Recruiting Rundown: February 17 (the ozone)
After National Signing Day was over the first official weekend of the 2014 class began with a bang when OL Kyle Trout, DE Lawrence Marshall, and ATH Parris Campbell committed to the 2014 class. Close to a fifth of the spots were already taken (or so we thought) and there are still 50 recruiting weekends to go.
Then, three days later, Marshall announced he would be de-committing from Ohio State, taking the 2014 class back down to four. Marshall was first spotted at the MSU vs. Michigan game in East Lansing and then was reportedly at Michigan for a visit.
Wednesday night he de-committed officially. He told me that he was going to slow down the recruiting process and Ohio State is by no means out of it, but he was back in East Lansing again this weekend for another visit with the Spartans.
Across The Field: Northern pipeline? (espn insider)
So is a Michigan recruiting pipeline forming? It looked like it on Sunday, when a second Michigander committed to the Buckeyes' 2014 class. But then Lawrence Marshall did some reconsidering. This is Across The Field, a regular feature on BuckeyeNation where we point you to noteworthy Buckeyes coverage here and elsewhere. Think something should be included? Send it to firstname.lastname@example.com.
BuckeyeNation Week in Review
- The Buckeyes picked up three commitments for 2014 on a weekend when they hosted top juniors from across the country.
- No. 3 in the class was ESPN Watch List offensive lineman Kyle Trout, No. 4 was defensive end Lawrence Marshall and No. 5 was running back Parris Campbell Jr.
- But that number went back to four when Marshall decided he'd committed too quickly. Still, Ohio State's success up north could be changing the recruiting landcape.
- It certainly seemed like a successful weekend.
- The junior standouts are getting ready for camp season, and there are three big ones in the Midwest this weekend, including a SPARQ combine in Massillon, Ohio.
- You've got to aim high, right? Brad Bournival unveiled his "dream team" for 2014, both on offense and defense.
- Deshaun Watson is the only quarterback to get an OSU offer so far. Looks like Urban Meyer and Tom Herman are being very picky in terms of QBs in this class.
- The Buckeyes' class of receivers/athletes was the best in the country, according to RecrutingNation's Tom Luginbill.
- Austin Ward began a series looking at the roster heading into spring practice. So far, we've examined quarterbacks, running backs, receivers and tight ends.
- One of the top cornerbacks in the country has Ohio State on his short list.
- So does one of the top safeties.
- Three receivers received offers this week: one from Florida, one from New Jersey, and one from Cincinnati.
- Another Georgia prospect received an offer, but the Buckeyes will have some work to do to land RB Nick Chubb.
- The Big Ten is open to a scheduling alliance with another conference even as it increases the number of conference games. And there won't be any more FCS opponents, either.
- Ohio State moved up a spot in the Way Too Early Top 25. And the Buckeyes are an 8-1 pick to break the SEC's stranglehold on the national championship trophy.
- Urban Meyer likes to tell this colorful Woody Hayes tale on the banquet circuit. (A tale that OSU later clarified to be a bit embellished.)
- Woody Hayes was born 100 years ago this week, and Ohio State marked the occasion with an 800-pound bronze statue outside the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. (OSU, Dispatch)
- Meyer prepared a test for the players on the legendary coach. (Land Grant Holy Land)
- Part of Urban Meyer's appeal to Ohio State fans is that he gets Ohio State history so well. (Eleven Warriors)
- A look inside the Buckeyes' football facilities. (Plain Dealer)
- Ohio State signee Vonn Bell's father said Tennessee's late push was too little, too late. (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
- And new Buckeyes linebacker Mike Mitchell brings a unique skill set to Columbus, writes Doug Lesmerises. (Plain Dealer)
- A look at the best seasons for freshmen in Ohio State history. (TheOzone.net)
- No. 1 Indiana came to town and humbled the Buckeyes, and they floundered before putting away Northwestern.
- 2014 power forward David Bell is a fast-riser, and now a Buckeyes pledge.
- Indiana's team play showed Ohio State its deficiencies, writes Bill Livingston. (Plain Dealer)
- Deshaun Thomas needs more help, writes Michael Arace. (Dispatch)
- Sad news about Mama Lighty, who was a fixture around the Ohio State program even after her son David finished his eligibility. (Plain Dealer)
- The Big Ten has never been better; will it translate in March?
The Gang's All Here
- The Buckeyes will miss their star junior pitcher and first baseman for at least two months. (Lantern)
- After a loss to No. 1 Penn State, the No. 5 OSU wrestling team is looking toward the national duals. (Lantern)
- Ohio State's tweaked logo is going over about as well as New Coke. (Eleven Warriors)
- And the cost was $45,000. (Columbus Business First)
- And finally, there's the story of a 65-year-old Buckeyes fan getting pulled over by police in Tennessee because of her Ohio State sticker. No, it's not that kind of leaf. (Dispatch)


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This 27 in. Craftsman Dual-Stage Snow Blower handles heavy snow and ice while making your job easier. Powered by a Briggs & Stratton 900 Snow Series™ OHV engine (205cc)* and equipped with great features to maximize ease of operation and dependability.
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WelI, I can't be entirely informative regarding the overall performance and long term durability of this machine, however, I can share my initial thoughts and experience.... I spend alot of money and have good experiences with Sears/Craftsman, but this is the exception. After picking up from the Novi, MI Sears, I unloaded from the truck and unpackaged. Immediately, I was not happy with what I saw. The black plastic dash and light support were cracked/broken in multiple locations and there was oil all over the machine and packaging. I called the Sears store for a replacement dash and was given the number to the warrenty/parts. After being on the phone and transfered multiple times for almost an hour, I was told to call back Monday when "it was in the system". So after calling back Monday, and a good 15 minutes being transfered and placed on hold, I was told the replacement dash was "too much for them to authorize". Mind you the part only costs $78. I was then directed that this MUST be delt with at the store level (back where I started). So after multiple attempts, I get a hold of a sales rep and was told that I have bring the snowblower back so they can deem "defective" and get me a replacement. This is fine and all, but it is certainly inconvinient to borrow a truck again, load/secure this 200lb plus machine back in, and drive 30 min each way to exchange. I told them this was unacceptable and just want the replacement piece mailed to me. It sounded like they would not negotiate, so I went there in person on my way home from work and gave them the broken dash. After 30min of waiting, the manager agreed to have mailed to the store (or me) in about 10 days. This is fine with me, and an acceptable resolution. It just shouldn't have taken this much effort on my part. Now, hopefully, I actually receive the replacement. As far as the machine... It does seem heavy duty and function well, but there are a couple flaws to note. 1) Engine oil was about 12oz overfilled (even after some leaked out all over the machine). 2) Plastic Dash is somewhat flimsy 3) Alot of wiring is exposed and sloppy. Some not in any kind of condiut at all. 4) There is no throttle control 5) No ON/OFF switch on engine or dash (although manual identifys there is one below fuel tank, mine doesnt have one). There is only a cheesy plastic "push ****" by the carb that if removed, kills the engine. I see this being pretty easy to loose. 6) Upon first fill and startup, alot of fuel was leaking out of carb then when the engine finely fired, raw fuel dumped out of the exhaust for a few seconds. I've started/ran the engine a few more times after, and has been fine since...
Patchogue, NY
I had a 11 year old 22" model. The storm 0n 02-06-2013 in Suffolk Long Island hit. My little thrower didn't stand a chance. I've been looking into a new one. So I purchase this perfect size beast. It was easy to assemble, with some common sense. It works great. Easy to control. I love it. Can't wait for more snow.
Cohasset, MA
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This machine looked sturdy in the store. However when I filled the tank with gas, half of it leaked out the bottom of the tank. I was not giving this machine another chance after seeing that issue. I promptly returned it to the store for a refund.
Middleton, MA
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it came unassembled the swivel on the chute didn't work had a hard time trying to get a new blower or a mechanic to come out told I would have to bring to repair shop still don't have a replacement(2/26/13) del scheduled for 2/24 cancelled becuase of impending storm that didn't materialize I did get the bill but I don't have a snow blower that works
Naugatuck, CT
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Prague-Ruzyne International Airport (PRG)
Prague Ruzynì International Airport is a clean and efficient airport just 10 miles (16km) west of Prague's city centre. The airport serves over 11 million passengers each year. Prague has become a popular destination for quick weekend breaks and the Old Town district offers trendy nightspots and relaxing pubs.
The airport has quick processing times and the staff are friendly. However, the shops, restaurants and bars are steeply priced. Passengers with some time to kill at the airport should head to the cinema in the departures hall of Terminal 2.
The airport is situated 10 miles (16km) north west of Prague.
Getting to the city
Cedaz minibus shuttles leave regularly for the city centre; they can drop passengers off at hotels throughout the city. The Airport Express provides the quickest transport to Prague Main Train Station. Public buses have regular services to all areas of Prague departing from the front of the arrivals hall. Public transportation fares are based on time of travel but a minimum 75 minute allotment for the ride to the city centre costs US$2.50 on the Airport Express. Cars can be hired at fixed rates or taxis are available to the city centre which both should take about 30 minutes. Taxis should cost US$30 and depart from the outside the arrivals hall.
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The purchase of Prudential Real Estate by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway won't result in immediate changes for three Fayetteville offices of Prudential All American Homes.
"I think it's going to be a good thing," said Jay Dowdy, the 47-year-old owner of the Fayetteville locations. "The Prudential name is still going to be out there. (Buffett) is pretty firm on keeping business as usual. Basically, he has his name behind Prudential."
Besides buying Prudential, Berkshire Hathaway is acquiring the real estate company Real Living and will operate the partnership under the new brand Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. HomeServices is purchasing Prudential and Real Living from the Toronto-based Brookfield Asset Management, while joining with Brookfield to create the new company.
Financial terms were not disclosed, The Associated Press reported.
Realtor John Koenig first brought the Prudential franchise to Fayetteville in 1983. Dowdy bought the company more than three years ago.
About 15 people work for Prudential All American Homes, which specializes in existing homes, new construction and property management. Dowdy doesn't anticipate changes or cuts in staff.
"With the Berkshire Hathaway name," Dowdy said, "basically, it will give us more business. This company owned by Warren Buffett has been in real estate. He already owns Prudential companies. What he's really done - he's taking into the market ownership of an actual brand as well as actual companies."
Dowdy noted that Berkshire Hathaway has owned Prudential York Simpson Underwood Realty, centered in Raleigh, for at least seven years.
In Fayetteville, the three All American Homes real estate offices can retain the Prudential name for 7 1/2years, Dowdy said.
"With all his (Buffett's) money, we're looking forward to more marketing and joining forces with Brookfield," he said. "It makes us the second-largest real estate corporation in the country."
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With our expert at-home hair color tips, you'll master the art of dyeing with flying colors!
By Christina Heiser
You may think dyeing your hair should be left to the professionals, but at-home hair color isn't as intimidating as you might think. We asked expert colorists for their best prep and postdye hair care advice and their secrets to applying color evenly and making it last. We'll walk you through the entire process with these 10 easy tips:
1. Select your shade.
If you've decided to use an at-home hair color kit, keep this in mind: "When you're picking a color, if you're going lighter, expect the color to be much warmer than what's on the box," says Nelson Chan, celebrity colorist. "If you're going darker, the color is going to show cooler."
Jet Rhys, owner of Jet Rhys Salons in San Diego, explains, "When using at-home hair color, the pigments are more exaggerated — for example, ash is flat, red is bright, gold is brassy. Your best bet is to pick shades that are neutral or warm. Avoid colors like magenta, cinnamon, sunflower. Instead look for butter rum, brown sugar, spiced topaz. The softer the name, the softer the result."
Even if you think you've found the right shade, test it out before applying to your hair. "The best suggestion is, put it [the dye] on a little section, leave it on, and see if it's too light, dark, or ashy — we do that at the salon all the time to test the color," says Chan.
2. Find the right formula.
Now that you've found the right color, should you choose a permanent or semipermanent formula? "[It] depends on what you're looking to do," says Rita Hazan, celebrity colorist and owner of Rita Hazan Salon in New York City. "To go darker, use a semipermanent; to go lighter, use a permanent." A semipermanent color will wash out in about 20 shampoos, says Rhys.
3. Deep condition for even color.
Rhys advises using a deep-conditioning treatment two weeks before dyeing your hair, because the strands are porous. "Think of a sponge with the tiny little holes — hair can become porous over time," she says. Your hair may have been a bit abused from shampooing, heat styling, and daily wear. A mask will fill these little porous holes so that your color will be even, Rhys says.
4. Apply dye to dirty hair.
In order for your hair to take color properly, don't shampoo for one or two days before you dye, advises Chan. "Your hair cannot be too dirty or too clean," he says. Plus, explains Michael Boychuck, of Color A Michael Boychuck Salon at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, "the natural oils protect your scalp from irritation, which can be caused by the ammonia in many dyes.
5. Avoid a messy situation.
"On your skin, use Vaseline or lotion to protect you from the color," says Hazan. Apply a thin layer around your hairline and your ears.
Rhys also has strategies for staying mess free while you dye. "I suggest taking garbage bag liners and taping them to the wall behind you and to lay on your countertop," she says. "Don't apply color with a shirt on; just drape an old towel around you so you can just jump in the shower.
6. Paint (don't squeeze) on color.
Rhys shares her step-by-step tips for applying color evenly. She says you should start by dividing your hair into four even quadrants, parting from forehead to nape and from ear to ear, "like a plus sign on your head." Visit a beauty supply store and grab a color application brush. This allows you to apply the dye closer to the root, and the mixture will go on more evenly.
Work through the hair sections and save the hairline for the last 10 minutes. "This hair is baby fine and has the tendency to grab too dark as well as stain," she explains. Her trick? Use a mascara wand or baby toothbrush to apply the dye around your hairline. Gently sweep the color around your hairline in an upward motion for the last 10 minutes using the mascara wand or baby brush.
7. Keep your rinse cool.
When you're rinsing the color out, use cool water, Rhys says. The hair cuticle is lifted and the large color molecules can escape easily if the water is too warm. A cooler temperature will help seal the cuticle and prevent fading.
8. Start color-protecting in the shower.
To ensure your dye job stays vibrant for the longest amount of time possible, start by caring for your hair right after you've rinsed out the color. "Once the water runs clear, wash gently with a shampoo designated for color treated hair to remove any excess color from hair and scalp," says Rhys. "Condition with the deep conditioner that is included with your box color, and leave in for five to 10 minutes to really help seal in color."
9. Try this touch-up trick.
Boychuck offers this suggestion if you've got a lot of gray around the hairline that you want to touch up: Mix a capful of the hair color you're using with a capful of peroxide. Use a cotton swab to apply this around your hairline. "It makes color last two to three weeks longer," he says.
10. Make your shade last.
Leave-in conditioners can perform double duty, protecting your hair's new color as well as protecting your strands from heat and styling damage, Boychuck says. If you're going out in the sun, he advises wearing a hat or finding a hairspray with UV protection. Hazan suggests getting a trim. "If your ends are healthy, your hair looks shinier," she says.


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Grimm 52, Raven Gregory in Wonderland, and GFT: April Fools 2012
So, Zenescope and I got all April Foolsey this week. They leaked two of the pin-ups that I co-created from this week's Grimm Fairy Tales: April Fools edition 2012.
The first was the announcement of the latest crossover: THE GRIMM 52
This pin-up was written by me and drawn by Sarah 'Pickles' Dill, with whom I'm also working on an all ages graphic novel called Thomasina's Human Zoo. The best part of this joke was how serious some GFT fans took this. A few posters expressed outrage that we were copying DC's famous New 52 reboot. Personally, I thought the titles were enough to give the "it's a joke" clue, but I'm glad this one punk'd a few folks.
That said, I really want to write Sela Reading Bedtime Stories in Her Nightie. Sounds like it'll be a compelling story.
And then, they posted this (all over, which was awesome):
Wonderland writer Raven Gregory and cover artist Eric Basaldua get sucked into a world of their own creation. My Blood Pong collaborators Ian McGinty (line work) and Javier Reyes (coloring) brought this wonky idea of mine to life, and… well, I want this on my wall forever. Raven put it up as his profile picture anyway, so that was pretty cool.
Both of these pin-ups will be featured in tomorrow's GRIMM FAIRY TALES: APRIL FOOLS EDITION 2012. You can find it in your local comic shop and find it there, or you can order it right here:
DIGITALLY (already available!).
Or, you can head to www.zenescope.com tomorrow and buy the exclusive Pinocchio cover by Eric Basaldua.
Hope you guys dig the issue. All of the tales were co-written with Ralph Tedesco, who also wrote the plot for my GFT: Holiday edition. Let me know what you think!


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Except for the snowfall Christmas Eve into Christmas Day, snow removal has been pretty good in my neighborhood (Shawnee Village). I'm sure that it was hard to get crews out working on the holiday morning, so I think it's understandable that it wasn't great that day.
Tim Rohrer ( in Shawnee) says...
Snow removal in our neighborhood this season would receive a grade of C- to date, which is down from the B+/A- grades in recent years here. Having lived in upstate New York prior to moving here, I'm not complaining.
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The storm before the end of the year we did not see much in the way of snow removal. However, there is a bright side to this story. I met many of my neighbors who I probably have not talked to in quite some time. We helped each other out shoveling the driveways and cul-de-sac so we all would be able to drive out of our development.
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It started with internet consumers' revolt against cottage cheese cost hike The class war between the capitalist class and the working class within the capitalist system is mainly about the cost of the reproduction of working power. The smaller the cost of the reproduction of working power (wages and social services covered in part by taxes levied on capitalists), the larger the part of the fruits of labour that remain as profits (surplus value) in the coffers of the capitalists. [Italiano] Class war within neo-liberal capitalism and the rebellion ignited by the Israeli "middle class"The class war between the capitalist class and the working class within the capitalist system is mainly about the cost of the reproduction of working power. The smaller the cost of the reproduction of working power (wages and social services covered in part by taxes levied on capitalists), the larger the part of the fruits of labour that remain as profits (surplus value) in the coffers of the capitalists. Within the capitalist system the main struggle between the working class and the capitalist-class employers is about the wages that workers get (actual wages, health insurance and pensions mainly) and in a smaller measure about the taxes that workers pay and the quality of social services. Lately, due to the gradual constriction of the welfare state under neo-liberalism and the recent austerity measures (including taxes) by States to cover the losses of finance capitalists due to the latest crash, the attention of exploited people has shifted from their employers to the State's activity relating to the constriction of social services and "social wages" (healthcare, education, housing, unemployment support and pensions mainly). We have seen the mounting struggle by the working class following measures to cover the crash losses in Europe - mainly in Greece and Spain. Now, the struggle has exploded in Israel too, though its financial capital has not suffered serious losses as a result of the crash, and the State has not introduced emergency austerity measures... It started because wages and, even more so, the social wage of the "middle class" strata of the working class have gradually been decimated and become unbearable. The success of the ferocious neo-liberalist form of the piggish capitalism consisting of privatization and diminishing public services, has advanced in Israel more than in other developed countries. The straw that broke the camel's back, leading to the summer revolt was the successful internet-based consumers' revolt two months ago, following an increase in the cost of cottage cheese by the monopolies. It exploded this month as the cost of rents has increased significantly over the last few months, due to market failure. Though most of the activists involved have not put it forward as a factor, most people resent the allocation of a huge part of the State's resources to the settler colonialist project and to the non-productive orthodox community. It started as an internet call for a tent camp to protest the jump in rent prices. It materialized at first as a dozen participants in a tent camp near the national theater building (on Rothschild boulevard). It took just two weeks to expand to include a few hundred tents along the whole length of the boulevard, with thousands of dwellers and with a wider spectrum of grievances, reaching the point of the mobilization of about 2.5% of the Israeli population for the Saturday 30-7-11 demonstration (150,000 out of about 7 million). The main demands are: free education from the age of 3 months, a reducation of the sales taxes that all pay and an increase in the direct taxes that the rich pay; the provision of low-cost housing (both to buy and rent) by stopping State and municipal speculation on public land and by building small apartments and public housing; an overhaul of the public health system which the MDs union (mostly hospital doctors) have been demanding for several months with their selective strike; a stop to the precarization of workers using manpower companies (already 10% of the workforce); the recruitment of 500 inspectors to enforce employer legislation regulating work - especially with regard to minimum wages. It has taken 3 weeks since the tent camp was started by a dozen activists to get to the point where the government has agreed to massive changes, but the bargaining may take its time.
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This week, Google announced the launch of the newest player in social networking: Google Plus. Described as "real-life sharing, rethought for the web," Google Plus – still in trial stages – is being seen as Google's answer to Facebook. Plus is made up of three key components – circles, hangouts and sparks. Mixing familiar elements of Twitter with differentiating features such as video conferencing and a real-time listing of web trends, Google hopes their version of bringing real-life social interaction to the web will be enough to persuade us to jump on board.
Has Google got it right or is this just another Google Wave?
Regardless of the eventual success or failure of Google Plus, we as public relations professionals need to take a step back before diving head-first into the next best thing and remind ourselves that social media is simply a tool. Since the infancy of social media, we have adjusted the way that we practice public relations. We have amended our strategies to incorporate Facebook groups, Twitter pages and blog activities. We have experimented with new platforms and tailored our communication tactics to fit in with the flavour of the week.
Is it really worth our time to adapt our practices to specific new media platforms that – in many cases – fade away when our basic principles as public relations professionals stay the same?
The introduction of new media is not a new occurrence for our profession – we have coped with the introduction of radio, television and the early days of the World Wide Web. We need to remember the core principles of our job: to influence behaviours and opinions for our clients. We cannot let the ever-changing, exciting landscape that is the internet change our underlying credo.
Myspace, having been sold this week by News Corp for a mere $35 million – a shadow of the $580 million it was worth six years ago, is a prime example of the transient nature of the internet and a reminder of why we need to approach new technological developments with a grain of salt. Though all media have their lifecycle and we inevitably have to adapt how we operate, the fact that the lifecycle of internet properties are so short should play into how we practice.
By developing an adaptable assessment tool to evaluate new technologies, we can better judge the role they will play in our PR toolkit. It's easy to get caught up in the newness of things, but it's essential to remember that technology is just that – a tool. By working together to create a framework for the medium, we can test out new platforms without losing sight of the ultimate goals for our clients.
Technological advancements are not going to slow down and the need for strategic advice as these new platforms arise will not fade away. We need to be prepared for our clients while developing a strategy that will allow us to use our time wisely.
Time will tell whether Google Plus will prove itself valuable, but ultimately it won't change the way that we practice. If we remind ourselves of our core responsibilities to our clients, we will be able to get the most out of our ever-expanding PR toolkit.
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Yes! Though perhaps not how you might imagine. You can't put more of your brain to work. Your whole brain is working all the time, even when you think you're just being lazy. What you can do is make it work more productively.
There are two proved strategies to make your neural systems more efficient. The first strategy is to focus, which is hard to do. It is quite difficult to force your brain to stay on task and to shut off extraneous thoughts. Yet by concentrating, your brain can muster the neural tools it needs to tackle a complex problem. In fact, intense focus may be one reason why so-called savants become so extraordinary at performing extensive calculations or remembering a slew of facts.
The second approach is optimization. The human brain is far from an ideal "thinking machine." Our mental processes are slow, and the accuracy of our memory is far from perfect. Our intrinsic limitations are compounded by the simple mental blunders we make; these unhelpful tendencies, however, are correctable. For instance, you can become a better problem solver by looking beyond your personal biases and blind spots to consider alternative solutions. The more you learn to recognize and seek a variety of answers, the better your brain will be at finding optimal solutions.
Some proof that focus and optimization can improve the brain's performance comes from research on video gamers. Neuroscientists at the University of Rochester have shown that even novice gamers can improve cognitive skills such as perception and attention by playing action video games. These games can strengthen players' mental acuity because they require intense concentration and ruthless self-correction (otherwise, your friends shoot you!).
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I firmly believe that the whole idea of stuffing a large bird like a turkey is to help counteract the drying-out process during the cooking. Pork sausagemeat is an ideal ingredient for this because the fatty juices from the pork help to keep the flesh of the turkey moist.
To make things easier, you can replace the pork sausagemeat, sage and onion with 3 packs of Lane Farm, pork, sage and onion sausagemeat and add it to the breadcrumbs and season which will be available from December 2nd. For stockist details visit Lane Farm
Makes enough to stuff 1 x 14 lb (6.3 kg) oven-ready bronze free-range turkey
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Combine the breadcrumbs with the sage and onion in a large mixing bowl, then stir in 2 tablespoons boiling water and mix thoroughly.
Next, work the sausagemeat into the mixture and season with salt and pepper.
Transfer the stuffing to a plastic freezer box or a freezer bag and freeze.
Award-winning pork farmers, Ian and Sue Whitehead have joined forces with Delia Online to create a Pork, Sage and Onion Sausagemeat, making light work of Delia's recipes for Sausage Rolls and Traditional Pork, Sage and Onion Stuffing.
Based in Suffolk, they began their farming career in 1987 and always been inspired by people who love and produce great food.
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South Korean SSD manufacturer Mtronstorage Technology announced today that it has completed the development of a new 1.8-inch ZIF-type SSD (Solid State Drive) for laptops. Mtron's new SSD with Single Level Cell (SLC) Flash memory supports PATA (ZIF-type) interface and has a maximum reading speed of 120MB/s and writing speed of 100MB/s, which is more than 6 times faster than the current 1.8-inch HDDs. Mtron expects to ship the new SSD in capacity of up to 128GB. Worldwide premiere for these drives is set for April this year. Source: Mtron, Electronista
Yeah, it's all that and a bag of chips but how much :shadedshu. This is where the rubber mets the road.
SSDs Are the Future! In 2Years the price's are lower and the drives larger! The future are laptop/sub laptop format's with no moving part's! With instant boot ups (Like my PSP) Like Asus EEEPC
See if the Macbook Air would simply use a 64GB variant of this drive, than the halfass one available now for a whooping price...then I would have bought one already... cheers DS
But how is the reliability? I'm not too keen on a lot of these companies that are coming out with this technology. I've never heard of a lot of them. There is also the possibility that these could quit after so many writes, there are so many companies that don't have history ("assurance of quality").
I said this a while ago lol these things will take over and will be reliable because theres no moving parts.Bring it on i cant wait!!.
The problem with a lot of low end cheap chips is that they are limited on the number of writes they can handle. Thats why I had a comment about quality and unknown companies. Harddrives are constantly being accessed for both read and write.
good point and big companies will make them even better. no moving parts means obviously less noise but does that mean less power/heat as well?
This renders RAID0 obsolete. RAID0 increaces performacne so much because the drive is limited by moving parts... one of these, no moving parts... RAID0 wouldn't yeild much of a performance increace, I imagine.
it makes raid 0 godly no moving parts means no delay, just more bandwidth - if one does 100MB/s, four will do 400MB/s - its quite attractive if you need the speed. Shock resistant, no heat concerns, defragmentation is no longer an issue...
That's true. If I remeber correctly, some people's older USB thumb drives are starting to fail because they only have a 10,000 read\write lifetime. Let's hope that will improve a lot before SSDs replace hard drives.
i saw it mentioned a while back, that was related more to the chipset of the drive than the memory units themselves, and that SSD's were updated to support longer lifetimes - it was a few months ago when reports of SSD drives started coming out that i saw it here.
I think it should mandatory that companies put the expected lifespan of flash products on the package. I know that if my flashdrive died I'd be pissed.
Yeah. I've never had one die yet, so the amount of use is pretty high for a flash drive - but hard drives are another matter.
I think it should have a counter, but think of it you use the writes less because of no defrag. Also I believe it's writes that are counted, not reads, but I'm not 100% sure. Good step in the right direction though.
i'm not sure an exact number would help, but wouldnt that be in SMART data anyway? Seems like a good place to throw a counter, i think mechanical drives have 'hours of operation' in there.
Most SSDs have a built-in algorithm that divides the writes ~ evenly on the chips so that no cell get's hammered all the time and they also tag the dead cells thus the life-expectancy of the device is infact several years under heavy usage. And yes, it's just the writes that count on flash reads don't cause wear-down.
So its like good old fat32, where bad sectors merely get disabled. That works well, imo - as the files would be in ram while being written, an error would simply write it somewhere else. While the drive could get smaller over time, the odds of data loss are practically none.
You cant really compare this to what you get in a small thumbnail size flash usb drive. On somthing like this were size isnt resticted as much they can use bigger and better quality chips. Ok nothing lasts forever and its life will come to a end one day but i can see these lasting a lot longer than the average pen drive and harddrive. and the speed over the avarage HD should be blisteringly fast.
Amazing they could squeeze all that tech into a 1.8" form factor. This should go over well with the ultra-portable crowd...


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Through the high amount of work performed at the French National Institute of Agricultural Research on the new probiotic strain Lactobacillus farciminis CIP 103136 and through the literature published by research teams from all round the world on other strains, we will learn how our microbiota or how some probiotic strains can have an effect on visceral pain, on the regulation of the intestinal barrier function and, even, beyond the gut on changes in the HPA response to stress.
We will complete this knowledge by a practical example of finished product from Institut Rosell Lallemand, Probio'Stick®, that has been tested for its efficacy on preventing the disturbing symptoms of the stress response.
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