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Laying breathlessly on the couch and coming down from a huge orgasm, I watched Danielle as she reached into her sleepover bag and slowly pulled something out. "Wow," I thought. "Did she come prepared for this situation?" Danielle sauntered towards me, holding something behind her back. Her supple 34C breasts swung freely as she knelt down beside me, caressing my hair. Gently nibbling on...Read On
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Mets 1, Reds 0: Daisuke Matsuzaka pitched 7 2/3 shutout innings and Eric Young Jr. singled in the lone run as New York defeated host Cincinnati for the second straight day.Matsuzaka (3-3) gave up four hits and two walks while striking out six in his fourth consecutive strong start. Jose Feliciano retired Joey Votto on a fly to center with two on to end the eighth inning and LaTroy Hawkins pitched a perfect ninth for his 13th save.The Reds rest one game behind the Pittsburgh Pirates for the National League's top wild-card spot and St. Louis' victory eliminated Cincinnati from the division title race. Cincinnati concludes the regular season with three home games against Pittsburgh, beginning Friday. Mat Latos (14-7) was the hard-luck loser, striking out seven in as many innings and allowing one run and four hits. The right-hander is 9-2 at home.New York pushed across its run in third inning after Wilfredo Tovar was hit by a pitch and reached third on Matsuzaka's sacrifice bunt and Latos' wild pitch. Young followed by slapping a broken-bat grounder through the right side to score Tovar.GAME NOTEBOOK: Mets C Juan Centeno, playing his second major-league game, threw out Reds CF Billy Hamilton trying to steal second to end the fifth. It was the first time the speedy Hamilton has been thrown out after 13 successful thefts. … Votto was hitless in eight at-bats in the three-game series. … Matsuzaka has allowed four earned runs and 13 hits in 26 1/3 innings over his last four starts.
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This just in, from new media and culture expert Douglas Rushkoff in his eminently readable ninth book, "Nothing Sacred: The Truth About Judaism" (Crown Publishers, 2003), in which he faults nearly every sector in modern Judaism. From the Orthodox (too stultified and closed) to the Reform ("Jew light") to the ba'al teshuva movement (desperate and blind) to outreach organizations (indescernible from the MTV culture it emulates), to the New Age Kabbalists (hardly Jewish), most Jews are primarily obsessed with self-preservation and intermarriage.
But they're not the real Jews, Rushkoff suggests, wondering if "we so-called lapsed Jews might be the true keepers of the flame" -- the "we" being the author and the many, many Jews who have strayed because they find the religion abhorrent or simply irrelevant.


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Majority Leader Harry Reid says the Senate will not extend current farm law if Congress can't agree on a new farm bill before adjourning next week.
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House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan and Senate counterpart Patty Murray are hopeful of striking an agreement as early as Tuesday afternoon.
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US Sen. Mark Kirk has gallbladder removed
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Jury hears ex-cop charged in deadly La. shooting
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NRA proposes armed officers and faculty in schools
IRON MOUNTAIN -- The gun control debate in the U.S. Senate is not over, even though bipartisan talks have begun. This is just after the NRA released a report that called for armed officers and even armed teachers in every American school.
This has some a little concerned.
Bonnie Greenleaf works at the Iron Mountain High School and is also a mother of two school-aged children.
"As an employee of the school district, I think that an armed officer in the school system would be fine," explains Greenleaf. "It's someone who's trained."
But when it comes to teachers having guns, she has a bit more concern.
"I would be more cautious with teachers having weapons, simply because teachers have been trained to teach, and I think in a high stress situation, we don't know how they would react," she explains. "They've never been tested in that, but I also think it depends on the person."
The safety of children in the schools is clearly the top priority, but the next step has to be proper training.
This is where NRA instructor Tony Erickson comes into the picture.
"This isn't something we're going to give away to everybody," explains Erickson. "I don't agree with that."
He and other NRA-certified instructors offer gun safety and training classes, often free for teachers.
"We're training them not only with the proper mindset, but also to a level of proficiency," Erickson explains.
He supports the idea of trained and armed faculty, but he also makes it very clear that this doesn't mean every teacher should have a gun.
"The beauty of concealed carry is you don't know who has the gun. More importantly, if you don't know who has it, you're not going to think of a way to take it from them," he explains.
He also mentions that training should be very difficult.
"If they can't shoot in a place where my children might be the backstop, I'm not going to allow them to carry in someone else's area where their kids are the backstop," he adds.
But if there is one thing both sides can agree on, it's that safety comes first.
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Posted 03 December 2011 - 11:54 PM
brought some ef shocks and king springs which i'll stick in today, see how they go,
other than that just cleaned it up(was disgustingly dirty) and brought a large dildo for it.
gonna go for wide steelies when i can afford them, but atm i don't mind the dark steels
Posted 04 December 2011 - 08:16 AM
I then modified the spring perches to make it sit lower but ran out of room on the front due to brakeline bracket, ended up about 25mm lower than that. Now has Skunk2 Coilover sleeves and extended tophats and is about 50-60mm lower than that and can go lower but due to bigger motor headers are only 75mm off the ground and its my daily
Posted 04 December 2011 - 08:14 PM
then he rolled it doing hammys, and that was the end of that....
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Posted 04 December 2011 - 11:23 PM
roughly 25mm between exhaust and rd, it doesnt like speedbumps. i'll get some half decent photos tomorow
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Love the white though, mines a rude like burgundy.
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bit of a pic dump but meh
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Posted 06 December 2011 - 04:15 PM
It seams yours hasn't?
Did you put the springs on shuttle shocks?
Posted 06 December 2011 - 05:55 PM
noticed this to, but overall the ef shocks and springs are a lot shorter, maybe its just the set i got?I thought that when using EF shocks the rear spring perches were way higher and made it sit arse high on lowering springs.
It seams yours hasn't?
Did you put the springs on shuttle shocks?
and nope i didn't switch, the difference in spring size was huge, would be surprised if they fitted
and yes its is a little arse high, especially after i took the old shocks out of the boot, nothing that would ruin the look. i think my back shocks and springs are shot, they're very very soft drops dramatically depending on how many people are in it, so later i'm gonna get the shocks reconditioned and find some harder shorter springs?
with 2 people in the back, its almost always on bumpstops, but with just 2 people up front its fine, handles 3 ok.
Posted 06 December 2011 - 07:02 PM
i dunoo, its done 194xxxkms, wouldn't think so as it was completely stock,
Mine was totes stock, aint it as mine had done almost 400k and was auto.
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I have some, they are called "Daisy" Blinds and are electronically adjustable
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Happy Bowl Asian Restaurant's spice-slinging chefs match a menu of classic Thai dishes with a casual BYOB policy. Amid seven curry selections swims the sweetly spiced salmon ($10.95) sailing through torrents of broccoli, bell peppers, and basil. Combination platters, such as chinese broccoli with crispy pork ($7.95) or beef in savory oyster sauce ($7.95) share plate space and spicy secrets with a choice of fried or steamed rice and a crunchy egg roll. Midday noshers can slurp up lunch-size portions of spicy basil noodle ($5.99) or comforting pad see ew ($5.99) before returning to less-delicious duties elsewhere.
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SYRACUSE -- A clinic opened to treat patients dealing with mental health and substance use disorders in one place.
The Syracuse Behavioral Healthcare Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders Clinic at Learbury Centre celebrated its grand opening Thursday.
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to find a place in the north woods like this..good food, good drink , great charm.. always go back when i am in town..the grapeseed oil for there bread is to die for .it is a must see for your dining experence..
to find a place in the north woods like this..good food, good drink , great charm.. always go back when i am in town..the grapeseed oil for there bread is to die for .it is a must see for your dining experence..
Beautiful grounds, inviting exterior. The host treated us with a big smile and made us feel welcome the moment we got there. We stopped for a drink in the bar, and again the bartenders were friendly and fun. We found the menu filled with wonderful selections and ordered prime rib. I ordered the smallest size, and it was the largest... More
A very nice restaurant, but the service is slow - I mean real slow. But on the other hand the food is very good and if you are on vacation, what is the rush! It can be a little pricey, but again if you are on vacation have fun.
My husband and I make this and annual stop during our visit to Eagle River. The servers are always attentive to our needs. The meals are outstanding. The meal was begun with a nice selection of bread. Grapeseed oil with garlic is placed on the table to dip the bread into. We had the Pot Roast of Veal with Root... More
I dined at this restaurant two years ago with friends and had a decent meal but poor service, a one and a half hours wait. There was not a comfortable location to have a drink with friends and the wait staff did not attend to us while waiting to take our food orders. It was an irritating enough experience that... More
Wow. What great meals - I had veal wellington with asparagus and baked potato, my husband had the roast duck with asparagus. Amazing appetizers with the best home-made baked hot bread ever, with delicious garlic dipping oil. Salads were great. Old fashioned great. Service & atmosphere great. We got there early but when we left the place was packed and... More
We showed up on a Holiday Weekend without reservations. They got us a very nice table with a short wait. My wife was suffering from a headache and they went out of the way to try to find her some aspirin. Excellent menu with some different items you just don't find in Northern Wisconsin. The waitress understood the demands of... More
We went to this restaurant on a recommendation. The food was not nearly good enough to overlook the horrible service. The restaurant opened at 5pm. We were the first people in the front door, though a group was let in the back door and seated before us. We ordered appetizers which did arrive promptly. We placed our order for two... More
The food and atmosphere was very good! However it comes with the big city downstate prices to go with it. If your going to go fiure $50 for two plus drinks and deserts if you have them. If the prices don't bother you then this is a very good spot for higher quality dinners.
The food is really good and the staff and owners are very nice. Great wine selection - probably the best in town. Nice for families or couples.
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As community members, local dignitaries and library staff gathered outside the new library, two small ensembles from Tolt Middle School entertained the crowd with a few songs. KCLS Director Bill Ptacek welcomed everyone to the new library, saying the newly completed 5,000 square foot building was a team effort among many people. Carnation Mayor Mike Flowers thanked KCLS, saying it seemed like the community had just gathered for the groundbreaking event. "Thank you to KCLS for bringing this great facility here," Flowers said. "This is a great place to live and raise a family and we will enjoy the library for years to come." KCLS Board of Trustees member Rob Spitzer addressed the crowd, saying he was excited to help open the new library, which is the last of five libraries to be built using the design-build construction process. "The library is a link," Spitzer said. "It will link the people and ideas to the whole world." The architect and builder also said a few words, and explained that they are preserving the character of the library with Native American paintings that were salvaged from the former building. One piece of artwork has already been installed and many more are to come. Bill Ptacek invited all the children to help cut the ribbon. Once the doors opened, community members were greeted by Dewey and Sketch and enjoyed refreshments and giveaways, including book bags, coloring books, bookmarks and buttons with a rendering of the new library. |


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The birthday lunch for my friend was a lovely time. Our salads were delicious and a generous portion, but not overly large. The Chocolate pate dessert was a real treat. Our server, Hart, was very knowledgeable and explained how the dessert was made and how to eat it to get the best of the flavors. Overall we had a great lunch experience and definitely will return.
The beef tournedos and bone-in ribeye were very good. The waiter,Chris. was accommodating and gave a free dessert to my daughter for her birthday. Excellent steak house uo north.
We have been talking about dining at this restaurant for over a year. We finally made it and were happy we did. Food was excellent and athough our server seemed a little overwhelmed was very good. The GM came over and introduced himself right away knowing it was our first time and thanked us for joining them. He also checked back in on us later in time there. We just found a great new place to frequent without having to drive all the way downtown!
Food was good, service was excellent. Our waitress did a great job of describing the specials as well as the menu options. Manager was friendly. Atmosphere was quiet enough to hold a conversation without yelling across the table, yet there was still background music.. Nice restaurant.
A beautiful restaurant, a little on the pricey side but very nice for a special occasion. Really appreciate that it's not overly noisy. Good happy- hour in the bar.
Second time at this restaurant - they did not disappoint. Both times the service was excellent, food quality was amazing with a fun-loving atmosphere!!
I have been here before, another good experience. Thank you and see you again.
My husband and I went to Hideaway for the first time on a date night. Our waiter was very tentative, the owner came out to greet us and the food was spectacular. My husband ate the t-bone steak and I ate the Chilean Salmon, both were mouth watering. For dessert we shared the Bailey's Chocolate Pate, it was rich but light.
We chose The Hideaway for our anniversary and we are glad we did. The food was fabulous. The service was impeccable! The atmosphere was great. We really enjoyed our steaks. We plan to go back sometime and check out the Happy Hour specials in the nice bar area.
We celebrated our wedding anniversary at the Hideaway Steakhouse and had a lovely evening. The restaurant is beautiful inside. Our waiter Brian was so patient and tentative. We were visited by the General Manager who brought us a complementary appetizer and followed up on our satisfaction with our meal. All the staff we encountered were very polite. We ordered the crab legs entree, filet mingnon with truffle butter sauce, mac and manchego with lump crab and the wedge salad. For dessert the restaurant let us pick any dessert to share, on the house. We ordered the cheese cake topped with candied nuts, caramel and chocolate sauces. Everything tasted great although the filet was not as tender as I had hoped. We ate every last bit!
What a fabulous spot! My husband and I took our daughters for a "fancy" dinner to celebrate a special occasion. We could not have been more delighted with this wonderful restaurant. Classy and classic, the menu exemplifies the best of a traditional Steakhouse. The owner, Steve, could not have been a better host, exuding a warm and friendly welcome. Service was impeccable. The live music was an extra treat and we enjoyed some after dinner drinks while listening to some terrific acoustic tunes. We look forward to many visits to this fabulous restaurant in the future!
The food was delicious and the service was great. We'll be back.
We have enjoyed The HIdeaway ever since it opened and hope Steve and Terri stay open for a Very long time...
The service was great, food wonderful and I am ready to go back.
Outstanding food and service. Go figure a restaurant tucked away on 112th in Westminster has come of the best food in Denver. the servers are professional, courteous and well informed.
The prime rib was the best we've had, from the way it was cooked to the delicious horseradish sauce. Second best was the Nutella dessert and peach crisp. Devine!
This gem of a place is perfect to celebrate any occasion. Service is very attentive, atmosphere is warm and welcoming and the food has always been a good balance of classic and new.
My friend, who has sjogren's and fibromyalgia and therefore is on an even more restricted diet than I am as someone who is gluten intolerant went here for dinner because this restaurants is very close to both our homes. It was my first time to dine here and I was so surprised at how many food options we could actually SHARE with our respective issues! Not only that, it was most delicious!!! (We had the seared ahi tuna appetizer, followed by the scallops and prime rib entrees, followed by a divine lemon sorbet!) Our waitress was so friendly and helpful and just the right amount of frequency visiting our table. We never wanted for water refills and didn't have to wait forever for our check!! Fabulous experience all around!!!
Outstanding food and service. One of the best restaurants I have been to in a long time. Would highly recommend.
First time at this restaurant. Very pleased. Steaks cooked perfectly. Highly recommend to anyone.
It was a pleasure to dine at the Hideaway - service was excellent. Owner stopped by our table to welcome us and offered a complimentary appetizer. Wine was fantastic. Food melted in your mouth. Great dining experience.
Anyone looking for a special place to celebrate a special occasion...this is the place. Everyone was so accomodating and friendly. Food was delicious!! Great place to celebrate my one year wedding anniversary!
My wife and I celebrated our first anniversary at The Hideaway. Initially we had an issue with the table she and I were placed across from each other on the short sides of a two-person table. We could hardly reach across it to hold hands. Before our appetizers arrived we rotated the table 90 degrees so we were sitting on the long sides, and everything from there on out was wonderful. I'd read some reviews on Yelp stating that the service and the quality of food had been declining recently. If that is the case, I cannot fathom how extraordinary both must have been before the decline, because we lacked for neither. Our waiter was personable, knowledgeable, informative, and prompt. In addition our food was incredibly good.
I have been here 3 times now and I have never been disappointed. The food is very good and always prepared perfectly. The staff knows the menu well and always gives good advice on what to try if you have not already decided. Hideaway is my wife's and my favorite date night location...and it is nice to have this good of a place in our neighborhood.
Excellent food. Well prepared, very tasteful and flavorful. Delivered at the appropriate temperature. The decor is wonderful. Service prompt and very professional. Overall, absolutely wonderful. I will return soon for lunch.
My husband and I went to Hideaway for our wedding anniversary, and it was nice out, so we decided to sit on the patio. There was a group of people who had 2 or 3 kids with them, and they were running all over the patio. Other than that, we had a great dinner and great service-- but come on people, bring your little kids to Chili's.
I took a friend to dinner for his birthday and chose Hideaway Steakhouse because it is one of the nicer restaurants in his neighborhood. After one meal it is on my list of favorite restaurants. The staff was friendly, efficient, and our server was knowledgable about the menus & wine list. We both opted for the Chef Special, a 6oz filet Oscar Style that was savor-every-bite delicious and we paired it with a Cabernet recommended by our server that was every bit as wonderful as she talked it up to be. It's too pricey for everyday dining, but I will absolutely return for special occations and Denver Restaurant Week, if they participate. I live south of the Denver Metro area, but will happily make the drive to repeat the experience of this meal.
My wife and I took my Mother for her birthday. The food was great. I had the 18 ounce bone-in ribeye, which looked a lot more like a 15 or 16 ounce. It was cooked perfectly medium rare, and I enjoyed it immensely. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone that promises not to bring the children.
The Hideaway oozes high-end steakhouse ambiance, with live music in the very attractive bar, and a nice private booth vibe in the dining room. When we sat down, we met 5 or 6 staffers, offering everything except "what would you care to drink?". Eventually the right person showed up and we proceeded with our evening. I never did figure out who was really in charge of our table. The food was fantastic! Perfectly cooked filets, and awesome vegetable sides. But erratic service intruded into the experience: I'd like an opportunity to eat more than a couple bites of my salad prior to the arrival of the entree, and their offer (repeated by a couple of the gang attending to us) to clear away the 1/4 eaten salad was inappropriate at best.
Nice place. We felt welcome. Our waiter, Tim, was very friendly and knowledgeable. Service was great, food was good, a bit overpriced, but good. I would recommend...
Starters and entrees very good. Steaks cooked perfect as ordered. Wait person was professional, but needed to communicate more clearly the complementary desert option for the birthday lady. Not a huge issue, but tended to dampen the end of a birthday evening.
wonderful prime rib at a good price. great service
This is a great restaurant for a special occasion. The prices are a little on the high side, but worth it for the tasty food, personal service, and quiet atmosphere. The GM walked from table to table checking in with diners, and offered assistance to servers as needed. It's always nice to see involved GMs. I would recommend Hideaway Steakhouse to anybody looking for a special night out.
Food and service were great. Love the privacy feel of the booths. We will return!
I was very impressed with the food quality and the level of service. The prices would mean special occasions! I couldn't think of any way to improve the service here. We were made to feel as special as the food was.
Took my wife down here from Wellington to celebrate her birthday. A friend of mine from HS gave me a tip on this place and I will always be grateful. This restuarant has a highend downtown feel without having to battle traffic and beg for a parking spot. The staff was friendly from the moment we walked in. The manager was working the floor and customer satisfaction was of the utmost concern to him. There was a small problem when I was brought a steak that I didn't order but it was immediately resolved to my satisfaction. The Au Gratin potatoes, while delicious, were not exactly a portion that could be shared as the waitress assured us. I expected a slightly larger portion for the price of the side.
Great service and food. Much better than the first time we dined there
The dinner was great. The short ribs were fantastic (great recommendation by our waiter, Stephen) and the steak was cooked to perfection.
Great waiter named Hart, great dinner all in all a very enjoyable dinner.
A prime rib special was advertised. Based on that we went in and ordered the prime rib special, medium rare. We were told that they only had "medium and above" They had not run out of medium rare, they had never had any. I decided to order the baseball cut of steak. The server advised me that particular cut of meat could be tough with some gristle in it. This is all from a restaurant that calls itself a steak house. I eaten at the Hideaway several times and wish them the best but they are going to have to get there act together if they wish to compete.
Went there for our anniversary. Staff was really great and made us feel special. The food was great. It was a little loud for a romantic setting, but they were real busy. It still had a very nice ambiance. Would definitely go back.
When they have prime beef on the special menu, it is a must order! Their steaks are always great, but prime certainly takes it up a notch. The Hideaway always has excellent servers and service, and we will keep coming back to this place.
The food was excellent, the service was fantastic and friendly (although my guy was over-zealous... I hadn't finished my gin, but he brought me a fresh one when I mentioned it). The only hang-up for me, is that I'm not a "big baller", so the Mrs. and I can't afford to go as often as we would very much like.
Excellant restaurant, downtown steakhouse feel in the north suburbs! It was our anniversary, and not only was our server Stefan fantastic, but one of the owners actually came out, introduced himself, and gave us a free taste of an appetizer to celebrate. Pricy, but worth it. It's not an every night restaurant for our budget, but definately a gem for those special occasions. And the food was spectacular, we didnt even get to dessert which I have heard is great. We would go back!
third time there and it was every bit as good as i remember. My wife had the boneless short ribs which were amazing. I had the bone in TBone which was fantastic and our friends had the Cowboy Ribeye which was also amazing. Everything was GREAT!
My wife and I have completely loved this restaurant both times we have been here. If there was one thing we would change would be some enforcement of a dress code. It is a shame with such a nice place to enjoy a special meal slobs in base ball caps and t shirts sit around you because they have no class.
Excellent food, great atmosphere and a fantastic staff.
Great service! wonderful for a date night. Sea scallops were fantastic!
Great atmosphere, great food, great service. Will definitely be back!
Excellent food. Waiters were special. Sometimes high-end sophisticated waiters can be ostentatious and overbearing. Ours was a good blend between special yet personable. The ambiance was good, but on a crowded weekend night the ambiance got a little lost in the necessary volume enterprise. We agree with many that prices were on the high end - even for the excellence provided. However, if that's what it takes to keep this restaurant in business, then I say keep the prices where they are. It means for retirees like us, we can't go often, but that's ok. We'll save it for special occasions. The north side of the metro area needs a fine restaurant like this so viva la profitability!


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Abstract: This paper provides a brief survey of the contemporary da'wah movements and Sufi orders (tariqah) that have redefined and reformulated some of the social institutions among the Muslim community in southern Africa. After a theoretical discussion of the definition of movements and orders, the paper provides a brief overview of Islam's presence in contemporary southern Africa. This is followed by a historical review of the various Sufi tariqahs and Muslim movements in the region, focusing on the Tabligh Jama'at at and including the Chistiyyah, Murabitun, Qadriyyah, Alawiyyah and Naqshbandi tariqahs. In the final section of the paper comparisons are made between the growth of da'wah movements and Sufi tariqahs and the reasons for their relative influences and successes are analysed. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/34 Files in this item: 2
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Abstract: The following secondary literature review was developed by a team of researchers from the University of Botswana, primarily from the Department of Theology and Religious studies, as part of an assessment of the present and possible capacity of various faith-based organisations in Botswana to effectively promote HIV prevention. Relevant secondary literature was reviewed as a means of guiding and informing that study-namely, the Ditumelo study 2007. The literature review focused primarily on HIV and AIDS prevention, both in the broader context and in particular to faith-based organisations. Although the focus was on Botswana, regional and international sources on HIV and AIDS were also consulted. Given the breadth of literature on HIV and AIDS as well as faith-based communities in Botswana, and the overriding need to manage and review relevant literature, the following review is divided into three primary categories: (i)public health, especially HIV prevention, (ii)religioun and cultural perspectives, and (iii) religious organisation-initiated or multi-sectoral HIV interventions. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/368 Files in this item: 1
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Abstract: Southern Africa's Muslim minorities have been growing at a steady pace through procreation, conversion and migration. These Muslim communities have rooted and embedded themselves onto the Southern African soil and have contributed in varied ways to the respective countries where they reside and live. Apart from South Africa's well documented Muslim community, very little attention has been given by scholars to the Muslim communities in its neighbouring states. When one surveys the region, it becomes evident that nothing substantial has been written about the Muslims in Namibia, Swaziland and Lesotho except for a few popular journalistic articles, and that few attempts have been made by scholars to write about the Muslim communities in Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Botswana. This article will therefore try to look at the last mentioned country with specific focus on the Gaborone Muslim community. This article complements the academic studies that have been produced in 1989 and 1998/2000 respectively. This article mainly focuses itself upon the contemporary developments that have taken place in Botswana's capital city where most of the Muslims reside and work. It intends to pinpoint, describe and briefly analyse all the major role players and institutions that are around and that have contributed towards creating a unique Gaborone Muslim community. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/150 Files in this item: 2
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The 71st-minute goal started when midfielder Graham Zusi slipped the ball along the left edge of the penalty box for Fabian Johnson and he smartly pulled the ball back to Altidore who finished with an impressive first-time left-footed strike into the lower right corner.
The goal put Altidore in elite company as he became just the sixth player to score in four straight games, joining William Looby, Eric Wynalda, Brian McBride, Eddie Johnson and Landon Donovan (twice).
With the third straight victory in World Cup Qualifying, the U.S. sits in command of first place in the Hexagonal with 13 points and increased its consecutive unbeaten streak for home qualifiers to 25 games (23-0-2) since 2001.
"First and foremost, a huge compliment to the team," said U.S. Men's National Team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann. "It's been exactly what we expected. It was a difficult game. We expected them to play very defensively, to be nine or 10 guys behind the ball to make all the spaces really tight. It was difficult to play through their wall, basically, but we found ways and we told them at halftime to keep pushing, to raise a little bit the tempo even more, to find Jozy more, to find Clint [Dempsey] more, to find those little gaps that they were leaving open.
"A good team finds ways to score and that's what they did. They scored and they deserve a huge compliment. In a game like this, what really matters is that you keep going and be patient and find the goal."
The U.S. Men's National Team will gather beginning July 1 in San Diego in preparation for the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Klinsmann's team has been drawn into Group C of the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup along with Belize, Cuba and Costa Rica.
Honduras had one of their few opportunities just before stoppage time at the end of the first half, when former MLS rookie of the year Andy Najar streaked down the right side of the field. Najar had a clear opportunity on goal, but Tim Howard stood his ground and punched the ball clear for the save.
The U.S. turned up the heat in the second half and had a great chance off a free kick in the 56th minute. Zusi swung in a picture-perfect service from the right side and Brad Evans headed the ball on target from six yards out, but Honduras goalkeeper Noel Valladares was in position for the reaction save.
In the 63rd minute, Zusi, who returned after serving a one-game suspension for accumulation of yellow cards, again caused problems for the Honduras defense when he took the ball deep down the left side and hit a cross that ricocheted off the goal post and the goalkeeper's hand. After a scramble for the ball inside the box, Clint Dempsey's header hit the arm of Honduras defender Wilson Palacios but the referee didn't blow the whistle for the deserved penalty kick.


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Westdown Quarry
Chantry, Frome, Somerset
Access: publicStatus: recognisableCliff Face
Photograph taken: 29th March 2009 by Colin Francis
"The quarry face, seen from the distance."
Time and the Rani (1)
Filmed: 8 Apr 1987
The TARDIS is forced down onto a barren planet.
Time and the Rani (3)
Filmed: 8 Apr 1987
The Doctor and Ikona enter the Lakertyan Centre of Leisure.
Time and the Rani (4)
Filmed: 8 Apr 1987
The Doctor says goodbye.
Other nearby locations:
Whatley Quarry (Time and the Rani). No route recorded to this location.
Cloford Quarry (Time and the Rani). No route recorded to this location.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Wells Cathedral (The Lazarus Experiment): 10.32 miles.
Wookey Hole Caves (The Silurians, Revenge of the Cybermen, The End of Time): 11.54 miles.
Imperial Park (The Sun Makers): 16.59 miles.
Waring House (Night Terrors): 18.26 miles.
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Voices from the Moon
What it was like, in the astronauts' own words. Excerpts from a new book by Andrew Chaikin.
- By Andrew Chaikin with Victoria Kohl
- AirSpaceMag.com, May 20, 2009
And of course, people often say, "Did you take a suicide pill?" or something like that. You didn't [need] those. All you had to do was crank open the little valve to the hatch there…open up the little vent valve….Never would've thought about it [on Apollo 13] until all hope was lost. And then our idea was, if all hope was lost, if we went by the Earth—say we missed the Earth, and we were on an orbit about the sun, if we had exceeded the escape velocity….My idea was to hold off, you know, as long as we had options, as long as we could stand it, send back data….We probably would have been farther out than anybody. And then, you know, then we would decide, you know, what to do….Maybe we would have all committed suicide by opening up the vent valve. And that would have been the end of the deal.
—Jim Lovell, Apollo 13 commander
(Photo: Lovell inside the lunar module Aquarius.)
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Another excellent book on this is Rocket Men by Craig Nelson. What I found fascinating about this book was the way Nelson deftly wove together the Apollo story with ongoing global events. The likes of Werner Von Brown, Walt Disney, Khrushchev, the Cold War, all come together in such a way as to shed a new light on an often told story.
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Killed in action
Killed in action (KIA) is a casualty classification generally used by militaries to describe the deaths of their own forces at the hands of hostile forces.[1] The United States Department of Defense, for example, says that those declared KIA need not have fired their weapons but have been killed due to hostile attack. KIAs do not come from incidents such as accidental vehicle crashes and other "non-hostile" events or terrorism.[citation needed] KIA can be applied both to front-line combat troops and to naval, air and support troops.[citation needed]
Further, KIA denotes one to have been killed in action on the battlefield whereas died of wounds (DOW) relates to someone who survived to reach a medical treatment facility. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) also uses DWRIA, rather than DOW, for "died of wounds received in action." However, historically, militaries and historians have used the former acronym.[citation needed]
KIFA means "killed in flight accident". This term is used when personnel are killed in an aerial mishap that did not result from hostile action.
NATO definition[edit]
NATO defines a battle casualty as when a soldier is killed outright or who dies as a result of wounds or other injuries before reaching a medical treatment facility.[2]
See also[edit]
- Casualty
- Prisoner of war (POW)
- Missing in action (MIA)
- Wounded in action (WIA)
- ^ "U.S. Department of Defense Dictionary: killed in action". Archived from the original on 2012-09-27. Retrieved 2007-02-04.
- ^ AAP-06, NATO Glossary of terms and definitions, NATO, 2013, p. 123
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Life doesnt always go according to plan Pat Solitano (Bradley Cooper) has lost everything -- his house, his job, and his wife. He now finds himself living back with his mother (Jacki Weaver) and father (Robert DeNiro) after spending eight months in a state institution on a plea bargain. Pat is determined to rebuild his life, remain positive and reunite with his wife, despite the challenging circumstances of their separation. All Pats parents want is for him to get back on his feet - and to share their familys obsession with the Philadelphia Eagles football team. When Pat meets Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), a mysterious girl with problems of her own, things get complicated. Tiffany offers to help Pat reconnect with his wife, but only if he'll do something very important for her in return. As their deal plays out, an unexpected bond begins to form between them, and silver linings appear in both of their lives. The Weinstein Company presents Silver Linings Playbook, a family drama, comedy and love story based on the bestselling novel by Matthew Quick, written and directed by David O. Russell (The Fighter, Flirting with Disaster). Credits
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David O. Russell Talking With Robert De Niro About The Silver Linings PlaybookApparently David O. Russell really wants to make a movie with Robert De Niro. When the director was still attached to make an adaptation of the video game Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, he made a deal with the actor to co-star alongside Mark Wahlberg and Joe Pesci. Now that Russell has moved on from that project, however, he apparently wants to bring De Niro with him....by Eric Eisenberg | published: 2011-06-20 14:46:51comments
Angelina Jolie Meeting With David O. Russell For The Silver Linings Playbook?Last night we posted an article about director Darren Aronofsky's next move, and today we have a similarly filmed story about another filmmaker who recently dropped a high profile project: David O. Russell. After he dropped Uncharted: Drake's Fortune from his schedule there has been much speculation......by Eric Eisenberg | published: 2011-06-08 17:10:36comments
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Also, a great walk besides Fiscillini Ranch, however usually more crowded as adjacent to Inns & Restaurant.
Also, a great walk besides Fiscillini Ranch, however usually more crowded as adjacent to Inns & Restaurant.
A spectacular stretch of central California coastline with breathtaking ocean views and empty beaches. There are numerous motels and restaurants in the area for overnight visitors that offer ocean front rooms at fairly reasonable rates
We loved the fact that the restaurant has blankets to share for those outside diners that aren't close enough to benefit from the space heaters. Beautiful sunset - what more could you want?
This drive was a pleasant one. They had a walkway by the sea, so you can park your car and walk near the sea.
There are lots of small hotels right along Moonstone Dr. with beautiful views of the pacific ocean and the sunsets. Its a short drive maybe a mile. There are beach access along there and a nature walk way. Check it out I think you will love it
This drive offers great ocean views and spots for watching the elephant seals. They are impressive and there is information pamphlets available to learn about their sea travel and beach migration. Great place to unwind while watching the waves too!
Really nothing to look at here- mainly all the motels and just two restaurants on the road. I don't recall much about the street parking as we stayed at one of the motels and just walked across the street.
About the only way for me to truly relax is to find myself on Moonstone Drive. "Crowds" are small and quiet; wildlife abounds; the ocean is always here -- always calming, sound of the surf, smell of the salt water, birdsong, ground squirrels, deer, wine, oh the wine! What's not to love -- but let's keep it a secret!
NIce quiet street lined with hotels. Park your car and walk along the wooden boardwalk for great views of the ocean.
Lined on one side with hotels but all are smaller scaled, most one story, and well kept. Nothing but ocean on the other side!
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