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That's my whole point - he said he would do it in Return of the King. It's the same extinction plan.
Later, Magneto causes storms and earthquakes around the globe. He also planned for global flooding, calling part of his plan the "Ark Project."Originally Posted by Ultimate X-Men #30
Magneto's plan is the same in both books - worldwide destruction caused by manipulation of the Earth's poles. In both books he compares himself to God, referencing the book of Genesis. Both stories take place from his floating citadel, which he was not in the last time he was seen before Ultimatum (UXM #79). Sure, that place could arguably have been the same citadel, but there's still no explanation from Loeb as to why it was back (though, that's hardly a glaring issue compared to the rest in Ultimatum). The confrontation in both stories climaxes around a big throne room battle.Originally Posted by Ultimatum #1
Rip off, continuation, homage, whatever you want to call it, Loeb didn't come up with the idea, and it had already been used in an earlier story. Several of Magneto's plot beats come straight from Return of the King, only Millar didn't have him give up like a little girl.
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What he left unsaid, but we understood, was that we would always find a way to fill the hole, to replace the talent that was gone.
Last week, we had to say goodbye to a staffer who will be sorely missed, military reporter Drew Brooks. He has turned out award-winning journalism over the past couple of years, a stint that has included trips to Iraq and Afghanistan.
Brooks is one of a line of talented people we've had covering Fort Bragg. Some of his predecessors just since 9/11 have gone on to interesting careers beyond Fayetteville.
Jeff Newton decided to go from the security of a newspaper job to the freedom of freelancing and ended up with CBS. He's now an award-winning producer for "60 Minutes." Tanya Biank wrote a book that launched the television series "Army Wives." And Kevin Maurer co-wrote "No Easy Day" with a Navy SEAL who took part in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. The book is on the New York Times best-seller list.
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Beat Rubischon wrote: > > It's probably the safest way to organize some students, give them a > keyboard, a monitor and a memoy stick containing the flash files... > Having been involved in this exercise several times, ie. updating and subequently resetting BIOS settings on large clusters, I agree with Beat. The only reliable way to do it is with several people, monitors and USB floppies or memory sticks. The problem (as you all know) isn't updating the BIOS, which can be done easily by PXE booting a DOS floppy image. It is the BIOS settings which are left afterwards - and I'm sepaking as someone who has tried capturing /dev/nvram settings and pushing them out to the updated nodes, which doesn't necessarily work. I would advise the original poster to read up on /dev/nvram - capture the /dev/nvram of a 'good' node in a file. Update a node via PXE, then when it is rebooted into Linux use cat goodfile > /dev/nvram A forlorn hope really.
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By Mayo Clinic staffAre you interested in having fewer periods? It's possible with birth control pills. Find out how and get answers to common questions about using birth control pills to delay or prevent periods.
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Traditional birth control pills are designed to mimic a natural menstrual cycle. A traditional pill pack contains 28 pills, but only 21 are active — containing hormones to suppress your fertility. The other seven pills are inactive. The bleeding that occurs during the week you take the inactive pills is withdrawal bleeding, which looks like a period. This is your body's response to stopping the hormones. If you skip the inactive pills and start a new pack of active pills right away, you won't have this withdrawal bleeding.
The bleeding that occurs while you take the inactive pills isn't the same as a regular period. Nor is the bleeding necessary for health. This is good news if you take birth control pills and want more control over your menstrual cycle, either for personal or medical reasons.
What are the benefits of delaying your period?
Delaying your period can treat or prevent various menstrual symptoms. It might be worth considering if you have:
- A physical or mental disability that makes it difficult to use sanitary napkins or tampons
- A condition worsened by menstruation, such as endometriosis, anemia, asthma, migraines or epilepsy
- Breast tenderness, bloating or mood swings in the seven to 10 days before your period
- Headaches or other menstrual symptoms during the week you take inactive birth control pills
- Heavy, prolonged, frequent or painful periods
In addition, menstrual bleeding is sometimes simply inconvenient. You may want to postpone your period until after an important exam, athletic event, vacation or special occasion, such as your wedding or honeymoon. Delaying your period may also help you save money, since you may use fewer hygiene products or pain relievers.
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If your doctor says it's OK for you to take birth control pills, it's probably safe to use them to delay your period. Not all doctors think it's a good idea to delay menstruation, however. Even those who support the option may not mention it unless you bring up the topic. If you want to try delaying your period, you may have to take the lead. Ask your doctor which option might work for you.
What are the drawbacks to delaying your period?
Breakthrough bleeding — bleeding or spotting between periods — is common when you use birth control pills to delay or prevent periods, especially during the first few months. Breakthrough bleeding typically decreases over time, however, as your body adjusts to the new regimen.
Another drawback of routinely delaying your period is that it may be more difficult to tell if you're pregnant. If you have morning sickness, breast tenderness or unusual fatigue, take a home pregnancy test or consult your doctor.
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- Nelson AL. Communicating with patients about extended-cycle and continuous use of oral contraceptives. Journal of Women's Health. 2007;16:463.
- Braunstein JB, et al. Economics of reducing menstruation with trimonthly-cycle oral contraceptive therapy: Comparison with standard-cycle regimens. Obstetrics & Gynecology. 2003;102:699.
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- Seasonale/Jolessa (prescribing information). Woodcliff Lake, N.J.: Teva Pharmaceuticals; 2010. http://www.tevausa.com/default.aspx?pageid=47. Accessed Oct. 17, 2011.
- Freeman SB. Continuous oral contraception: Strategies for managing breakthrough bleeding. Advance for Nurse Practitioners. 2008;16:36.
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To Make Men Free: A Novel of the Battle of Antietam by Richard Croker Review by Michael Aubrecht, FLS Town & Country Date published: 10/15/2005 CIVIL WAR For most Civil War enthusiasts, September 17, 1862, will always be remembered as "The Bloodiest Day of the Civil War." This is the date of the Battle of Antietam, which marked Gen. Robert E. Lee's first attempt at an invasion of the North. More importantly, it is the date on which more soldiers were lost than any other day in American history. Although they had been repeatedly successful in defending their own land from invasion, most high-ranking members of the Confederacy felt compelled to take the fight to the North. Many believed that one well-executed victory on Union soil would impress Britain or France enough to pledge their support to the Southern cause. Gen. Lee believed this, as well, and moved his Army of Northern Virginia across the river into U.S. territory. To support the mission, he sent the majority of his army under Gen. Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson to Harpers Ferry, with orders to seize the area and open up supply routes to the Shenandoah Valley. This was a crucial step in establishing the "lifeline" that was required to maintain the Confederate army while they marched abroad on "foreign" soil. Lee then stationed the rest of his army at Sharpsburg, Md., near Antietam Creek. It was there that he was intercepted by an opposing force of 75,000 men under the command of Gen. George B. McClellan. What followed was one of the most grotesque Civil War battles of all and before the sun would set over this once-beautiful farmland, more than 23,000 men would be killed, wounded or missing in action. Although many historians would consider the outcome indecisive, Antietam was ultimately a major success for the Union and led directly to President Lincoln's issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation. It is with this backdrop that Richard Croker's "To Make Men Free: A Novel of the Battle of Antietam" is presented. Reading much like a movie script, Croker spends a great deal of time establishing his cast of characters on both sides of the Mason-Dixon Line. From the government in Washington, to their commanders and subordinates in the field, each member of the Union is depicted with all of his strengths and weaknesses. The same is portrayed on the Southern side as the Confederate chain of command also struggles with eccentric egos and personality conflicts in their own camp. Throughout the story, we are introduced intimately to President Lincoln and his Cabinet, Union Gens. McClellan, Hooker and Burnside, Confederate Gens. Lee, Jackson, Longstreet and Stuart, and many other subsequent participants in the battle. As a result, with a glimpse of each major player, we are able to fully understand the internal conflicts that plagued each of them. From the first line of the book, Croker immediately sets the stage for the devastation and suffering that is to follow. It reads: "A wagon filled with dismembered men rolled gently down Pennsylvania Avenue, the driver trying desperately not to jostle his fragile cargo." He then goes on to take the reader on a bittersweet journey while alternating back and forth between the fighting in the boardroom and on the battlefield. However, unlike the wagon driver, Croker has no qualms about jostling us, and his story line is filled with the horrors of war. The plot of "To Make Men Free" unfolds on two fronts. The first takes place in the field as commanders on both sides attempt to seize the day and end the war. With a gripping account of the battle from start to finish, Croker depicts both the strategies and stresses of generals coordinating multiple engagements simultaneously. We are introduced to both major and minor participants of the battle and witness death and destruction through the eyes of soldiers, civilians and journalists. The second takes place within the walls of the White House, where President Lincoln struggles with insubordination in his own Cabinet as well as that of Gen. McClellan, who is referred to as "Young Napoleon." Throughout the story, we are given insights into closed-door meetings and debates over the liberation of slaves. By presenting both the military and political aspects of the fight, the reader is provided with a complete overview of the state of the Union in 1862. Although the conflict would drag on for several more years, both Antietam and the Emancipation Proclamation changed the focus of the Civil War forever. In an e-mail interview with me, Croker explained his intent. He stated, "To my way of thinking, history is not about divisions, brigades and regiments. History is about heroes. It's about colonels, captains and corporals. 'History as fiction' is the best way to tell these individual stories whether about Presidents or privates. (What writer worth his salt can pass up a good alliteration--or two--or three?) I spent years researching "To Make Men Free" and the history is as good as I could make it." He added, "Ted Alexander, the chief historian at the Antietam National Battlefield Park, proofed the battle segments for accuracy prepublication. There are no fictitious characters or events (sorry, Rhett and Scarlett). This is just the story of the Emancipation Proclamation and the Battle of Antietam told as a story of devotion, courage and sacrifice on both sides." The author's meticulous attention to detail shines through in this book, and his creative style makes it a very pleasurable read. I could hardly put it down, and it was far from a chore to read the 400-plus pages. After completing it, I felt that the book had both entertained and educated me. I now have a much better understanding of the events leading up to the Emancipation Proclamation and an even greater respect for the men who fought and died at Antietam. As a bonus, Croker provides a thorough breakdown of characters and causes, detailed battlefield maps and a listing of references for students looking to further their studies. In addition, there is a complete biographical index that explains what will become of each major character. Croker's next book, entitled "No Greater Courage; A Novel of the Battle of Fredericksburg" (published by HarperCollins) will be available this March. I, for one, cannot wait to get my hands on a copy, as this story takes place in our own backyard. For more information on "To Make Men Free," visit the author's Web site at rcroker.com. |
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Thanks for the review. I love good historical fiction, and I think I'll be putting this one down on my Christmas list, as I've already gone over-budget on my book buying of late...so many books, so little time ~KJ |
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Thanks for the review, I just found this book at my local library and look forward to reading it. I've been taking a break from non-fiction lately and have just finished E.L. Doctorow's The March and Widow of the South by Robert Hicks. I enjoyed reading both books, but The March had too many characters and therefore I couldn't really gain a feeling for any of them. I much preferred Sherman's March a novel by Cynthia Bass for a fictional treatment of the Georgia and Carolinas campaign. Widow of the South I liked quite a bit, it made me feel that I knew the McGavock family and paid a great tribute to Carrie McGavock. However, I was a little put off by the love Carrie Felt for the fictional Arkansas soldier portrayed in the book. It seemed that maybe Mr. Hicks wanted to paint her in an unhappy marriage, and placed John McGavock as a typical slave holder who once had sexual relations with a young slave woman on a relative's plantation. Did these things really happen? If so, then I have no problem with them. If they are artistic license to make the story more "interesting" I don't much care for their inclusion. Overall, though, I prefer Howard Bahr's The Black Flower for a fictional work on the battle of Franklin. Anyway, my two cents on a couple of recent books, and a thank you for reviewing this newer title. |
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I agree the relationship thrown in with the fictional soldier was not needed. It stood out in an otherwise really good book. I was so bad, a friend won this book Widow of the South , in a raffle at our Round Table. Since he had one of my books he hadn't returned or finished reading yet I conned him out of loaning it to me before he had a chance to read it. The goodnew is he not only loaned it to me and I got to read it, He read and returned the book he had that he borrowed last April!! Two books I found interesting over Christmas vacation were God Rest Ye Merry, Soldiers, A True Civil War Christmas Story by James McIvor. It is mainly the story of Murfreesboro/Stones River . It does tell the story of the two camps before the battle exchanging songs back and forth . Fast read, tiny book Does also have a review of what Christmas was like in 1862 and compares it with 1861. Some good Civil War period poems too. The second book isn't Civil War but related. Oh What A Slaughter, by Larry McMurtry. Another thin book It deals with Massacres in the American West 1846-1890. It deals with those soldiers we meet in the Civil War. Then too there is Sand Creek . It mainly deals with Sand Creek Wounded Knee and Mountain Meadow . Interesting book. Give them both a read . |
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Czech Michal Navratil dives as superman after the men's high diving final competition completed at the FINA World Championships in Moll de la Fusta port in Barcelona on July 31. Navratil took fourth place at the event.
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By Morgan Clendaniel
Last night, New Yorkers looking up into the cloudy sky saw something quite out of the ordinary. Streaming across the skyline was a crisp rainbow, pointing from Manhattan's west side and headed southeast toward the Rockaways. Pedestrians stopping to snap photos might have been excused in thinking it was a strange natural phenomenon, or some new viral marketing campaign. But the lights--which will be seen for the next two nights over the city, were in fact a memorial for the victims of Hurricane Sandy.
The project, called Global Rainbow After the Storm, by artist Yvette Mattern, is situated in the Standard Hotel, on the High Line. It points toward the devastated coast of Brooklyn. If conditions are right, the lights--which are projected from lasers--can be seen for 35 miles, so should extend far past the still-recovering areas and far out to sea. These photos were snapped by Drew Anthony Smith, our online photo editor.
The project wasn't built specifically for the city (it's been on display across Europe, including at the London Olympics), but the rainbow-themed lights seemed to be a perfect symbol of hope and restoration after a storm: "I hope that seeing this beacon in the night sky will provide people with a sense of peace and security in this time of crisis and that it will unify us with its presence so we remember that we are all in this together," Mattern said in a press release, "regardless of divisions of class, race, religion, and culture."
The project, which is designed to draw donations to Waves for Water and the New York Foundation for the Arts' Emergency Relief Fund, will run for the nights of November 28 and 29.
[Images: Drew Anthony Smith/Fast Company]
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Even with two big guard dogs, Chloe Tatro wanted to go a step further in protecting herself inside her home.
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Tuesday she bought her first gun, and is now considering getting a license to carry a concealed weapon.
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The home page for the Australian Jewish Historical
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and AJHS Victoria Inc based in Melbourne, with members in all states and overseas.
The AJHS publishes the Journal of the Australian Jewish Historical Society,
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This site documents the Jewish experience in Australia,
which began with the arrival of the First Fleet in 1778, and continued with Jewish involvement
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Follow the links to notices of meetings and historical tours, and to a timeline, references and sources, photos.
Quick Links to Navigate this Website
www.ajhs.info | | Home page for the Australian Jewish Historical Society = AJHS. Click on this Logo on the top left of all pages on this site to return to this Home Page. |
www.nsw.ajhs.info |
Home Page of the AJHS Inc [NSW] Archives, library, meetings, contact, membership |
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//Home Page of the Australian Jewish Historical Society Victoria Inc [Vic]
Home Page of AJHS (Vic) = the Australian Jewish Historical Society Victoria Inc [Vic] Next meeting, tours, contact, membership |
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Home Page of the Journal of the Australian Jewish Historical Society = AJHSJ Gives flavour of our journal, free to members. What's in the latest issue of the AJHSJ. Editors. Advice to authors. |
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The archives and libraries of the AJHS Inc [NSW] and of AJHS (Vic).
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The Beverley Davis Burial Data Collection - the BD-BD - holds the details from the headstones of over
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Alternate URL is http://ajhs.info/cemetery.
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The Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal (AJHSJ) has been published since 1939,
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| Special Publications | AJHS has in recent years produced invaluable special publications in Australian Jewish history -- both in book and digital media form. This section of our website gives full description of available publications, together with pricing and ordering information. |
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On Thursday 23rd November 2013 at 8 pm at the Jewish Museum of Australia Gandel Centre of Judaica 26 Alma Road, St Kilda The Australian Jewish Historical Society (Vic) will present at a regular meeting Dr David Mushin who will discuss Much Ado About Nothing? Twenty eight years of ASIO surveillance of my father Aaron Mushin Aaron Mushin was not considered to be a security risk by ASIO when it first collected information on him in 1951 but there was interest in others with whom he associated. Despite never being personally considered a risk, information about him continued to be compiled for at least the next 28 years. The entries on the file related to personal and family details, issues related to communism, Jewish issues, and records of permit applications from the 1930s for proposed immigrants from Europe. The file raises questions as to why so much effort was expended on Aaron and many others, while fascist groups in Australia seem to have been tolerated? Members, friends and visitors are most welcome. Admission $8 members $10 non-members |
David Mushin is a retired psychiatrist with an interest in history and in understanding his family background. The Mushin family was Jewish in a secular sense and strongly identified with a view of social justice which was seen as being linked with socialism. David, in retirement, is involved with voluntary community work concerning child welfare and Aboriginal family health.
Digest of Past Meetings and Tours of AJHS (Vic) is at www.ajhs.info/vic | |
If you experience any difficulty in accessing any part of this site, please send an Email that indicates just the operating system for your PC, and which web browser you are using to view this site. Visitors to this website are most welcome to communicate with webmaster Dr Harvey Cohen by Email. |


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Went there the server was not friendly he answered very cold short..and I wanted a dish with no mushrooms..because I'm allergic..they said Noooooo..under no circumstance will they alter the food to meet my needs..crazy
Went there the server was not friendly he answered very cold short..and I wanted a dish with no mushrooms..because I'm allergic..they said Noooooo..under no circumstance will they alter the food to meet my needs..crazy
We came on a Thursday, and enjoyed the ambience of this being a local place, until a group at a birthday party literally madei it impossible to hear ourselves , or our waiter, speak. I'm all for having fun, but a group of 40 year old women need to understand there are others there who don't want to hear "whoopin... More
This is a small little restaurant, so reservations are really beneficial. Even with a reservation, they would not seat us as we were missing one member of our party. We sat at the bar and had a drink while we waited. The hostess was a little rude in trying to give our table away while we waited for our last... More
The food is always excellent. Nice, quaint place with limited seating. Service is always excellent. And now open for lunch! I highly recommend the Typical Penne, it is divine. Also one of my favorites there is the gnocchi in vodka sauce. Get there early for dinner or there will be a wait.
Typical is a small cozy restaurant. The food is delicious!!! We have gone for several years and never a bad meal. Portions are on the large side so always leftovers for home. Bread is fresh and served with oil and garlic. Personal favorites are the Typical Penne and Magherita pasta dish. For dessert the lazy cannoli is so good!!!
Great retaurant!!! Small but love eating there. The Typical Penne is awesome and I could eat it every meakl of the day if I wasn't worried about staying in shape. If you visit Springfield, you have to visit this retaurant. I am a native of the Field of Spring and I eat here fairly often.
Food is great we go when we are in springfield.Food is not typical Italian if you have not been give it a shot.Great couple spot more then a family dinner for me.
The space is very small, no place to put yourself if you are waiting for a table. Big bar area, loads of people eating, tough to get a drink. The food was delicious--veal parm, tuna, mussels--all delicious--would highly recommend if you don't mind waiting, and not being able to have a conversation.
Since our last visit Typical Sicilian changed their layout - increasing the size of the bar at the expense of the dining area. This may have been the right choice for them, but it doesn't work for me. The bar was buzzing the Friday evening we were there. Many people were eating at the bar and folks were standing two... More
There are several good Italian restaurants in the Pioneer Valley. This one was great! We had heard about it for some time but this was our first visit. The artichoke Francaise appetizer was unique and savory. The linguine with fresh clams was generous and perfectly prepared. My husband's Bolognaise was excellent. They serve the salad dressings separately - a burgundy... More
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