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I ordered the Craftsman Headge Shears during a Deal of the Day special last month. These are NOT Craftsman quality shears. They do not even match the item photo and do not have the few listed features! including the noted wavy edge blade or the telescoping handles! This item is Made in Taiwan. The current product does not include any of the better quality Craftsman features depicted in what must be a very old item photo. The red tubular steel handles are now only covered at the very ends in a thick but non-cushioning black polyethylene plastic rather than a more comfortable and shock absorbing neoprene type foam used on more expensive shears and yard tools. The hand tension adjustment at the pivot point is gone and replaced by a locknut! For some reason, a single strand of steel wire is protruding from the lock washer on mine. It sticks out just enough to cause a serious finger, hand, or forearm cut when taking it out of the clear vinyl blade cover. The plastic snap on this cover does not have a simple tab on it to easily pull it open! The two blades are seriously bowed and one can see quite a bit of daylight between them when viewed from the side. Since the two cutting edges are not flush, the cuts will not be smooth and even. Why are Sears executives on a path to ruin the excellent quality and long term reliability of Craftsman branded products??? We prefer them to be made in the USA and do not not mind paying a few dollars more if a real quality and long lasting product is delevered. Please Sears, return to your old Craftsman values for all of us dedicated Sears and Craftsman users.
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The Craftsman hedge trimmers are heavy duty and well constructed. The hedge trimmers are ergonomic and very sharp. I am going to go back and purchase the Craftsman pruning shears.
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These shears are the perfect size for trimming bushes. They are very sharp and with just a couple cuts you can get the entire bush cleaned up. The rubber handles keep the shears from coming out of your hands and actually you can cut without gloves on and hurting your hands.
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Light enough to use for a prolonged time, heavy enough to handle the thickest branches in our senior hedge, priced right.
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I've had these for about 3 seaons and they have been a disappointment that I'm reminded of each time I use them. I carry my adjustable wrench with me because they are constantly getting too tight and I have to loosen them periodically. One of the handles has started to come off and I've tried to use payement to bang it back in (granted probably dangerous and not recommend) but since it has a rubber handle I can do it that much in fear of it damaging the rubber part of the handle. Even with these quirks, I've worked using them making the best of a bad situation. Because the handles are not flush at the same level to the metal portion the rubber safety stopper is barely strike each other to stop the closing motion. I gave the item 2 stars in the end because I'm able to trim my shrubs even with the setbacks.
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Very light but durable shears. ideal for trimming around the yard
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Can be used for many projects, cutting grass, hedge trimming and ground cover cutting.
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Tough sharp work great love these! Wish I had another pair for the cabin but this was the last one there:(
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For a Craftsman tool I thought the price was great and so I purchased. I can't get the cheap brand at the dollar store for this price so I was happy with that. I haven't had a chance to use them but they seem very durable and if it lives up to the name I will be happy.
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We got currently around one hundred thousand Bangladeshis live in Canada while 70% live in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).Most of these people came in last 15 years to settle in Canada as family class or independent immigrants, entrepreneurs, businessmen or refugee claimants. We also got some foreign students and non-immigrant work authorized Bangladeshi-South Asian origin citizens. Before year 2000 we local GTA Canadian-Bangladeshis did not have any office based public or private funded registered settlement house or agency or services except few socio-cultural agencies such as Bangladesh Association of Toronto, Ontario started in late 70s to help newcomers without office from organizational leaders' home by giving info, counseling, advocacy and referrals of service users to mainstream settlement houses or agencies like Bloor ILC, Skills for Change for settlement service, English language and career educational counseling or training or finding employment or counseling on family issues, refugee claim etc.Social or community work could occur in the form of religious missionaries or settlement houses by the individual groups or institutes fundraised from either own pockets or from public/govt. and private or NGO sectors. Settlement House movement started first in UK where Samuel Barnett and his wife Henrietta opened first settlement house called Toynbee Hall in 1884 with a group of students from Oxford University. They hoped to recreate the bonds of community that had been lost with the rise of urban industrialism and subsequent middle class migration to the suburbs. They encouraged friendships with the local inhabitants and used their university educational training to help improve local living and working conditions and we Bangladeshi local settlement agency can follow part of their model as well. From 1884 opening of Toynbee Hall, the settlement approach spread rapidly throughout Britain and North America. By 1896 there were 44 and by 1901 there were 100 and by 1905 there were 200 and by 1911 there were 400 settlement houses in industrial cities of UK/USA/Canada. Jane Addams, called the mother of social work winning the Nobel peace prize in 1931 opened the first American settlement house called Hull House in Chicago in 1889.Canadian settlement house social work movement garnered sponsorship from a variety of groups including college/university students, church groups, local women's council, and civic associations as well as interest groups on social welfare and reform. In the year of 1902 American settlement worker Sara Libby Carson established first Canadian settlement house in Toronto called: Evangelia House with support of Toronto dominion of YWCAS, Toronto University Women Club, Toronto Local Council of women, nurses, teachers, musicians and artists. In 1913, Edith Elwood, Carson's successor opened the second Canadian settlement house called Riverdale House. Now there are around 200 mainstream and ethnic Canadian settlement houses or agencies serving local Canadians in the Greater Tororonto Area.The first Bangladeshi-Canadian settlement worker is Khurshida Qureshi who started serving newcomer immigrants and local background Bangladeshis from 1988 under GTA agency called; Bloor Info Life skills Centre. The first two Bangladeshi office based and offering regular services settlement houses or community agencies are called Bangladeshi-Canadian Community Services registered and opened by chartered accountant, Mustaq Ahmed as founder who gain experiences as board member from Bloor ILC. when the second one is called Bengali Support Services founded by a female medical doctor, Stella Rahman working as a researcher in CAMH(Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Research). Besides these there are over 25 Bangladeshi ethnic media and socio-cultural agencies for recreation (Eid Reunion, summer picnic, sports, cultural show and Bangladeshi national events of Feb. IMLD/March Independence/April Baishakhi/December Victory Day etc.) opened and served our ethnic community without office, website, funds and regular plan, programs and services for newcomer clients.There are also over 50 Bangladeshi GTA social or community workers working for own ethnic or other ethnic or mainstream settlement house or community support agencies. Besides community service agencies in GTA we also had 3-5 ethnic Bangla media called Weekly Deshe-Bideshe, Weekly Desher Dak in mid 90s and later our readers got Weekly Bangle Kagoj, Weekly Bangla Reporter, Weekly Shomoy, Weekly Desher Alo, weekly Aajkal. Our readers and viewers are so fortunate that by 2010 we have 4 printed media, 3 on-line media(www.bengalitimes.net, www.canadabdnews.ca and www.notundesh.com ) and 3 TV broadcasting media called ATN Bangla, Deshi TV and Bangla TV. I am very lucky to work closely with the editors and publishers of each of our ethnic media by contributing educational or social work news stories, articles and columns.Enclosed, the list (collected from Ontario govt. website) of all non-profit GTA Bangladeshi-Canadian office based agencies on settlement, education, career/profession, employment, healthcare, legal, business, socio-culture and faith with regular programs/services or without office/programs/services: Agency: Reg. Year Reg. Office Services(Y/N)1. Bangladesh Association of Ontario, Toronto 1975 2. Bangladesh Association of Toronto, Ont. 19913. Bangladesh-Canada Association of London 19924. Bangladesh-Canada Association of Hamilton 19995. Bangladesh Canada Binodon Cultural Society 19936. Bangladesh Canada Hindu Cultural Society 19957. Bangladesh Jatiya Cultural Society of Ont. 19978. Assn. Of Bangladeshi Engineers, Ontario 19979. Bangladesh Community Center of Toronto 199810. Bangladesh Catholic Assn of Ontario 199911. Bangladesh Forum of Canada 200012. Bangladesh Society of Ontario 200013. Bangladesh-Canadian Community Service 200014. Bengali family Support Services, Ont. 2000BDST 1400 HRS, FEB 2012
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Tell them failure comes in all colors
Buy a copy of "You Can't Always Get What You Want" by the Rolling Stones and play it over and over. Your liberal child of any shade will eventually listen to the words and figure things out.
Tell them the best man won.Tell them the voters voted in an honest man.
Try telling the Truth. And he's not the first black President. If this person read Obama's book he would know that Obama's father Wasn't 100% black. He was about 15% black and 85% Arab. This makes Obama only 7% black. Lincoln was believed to be 16% black. The importance of this is that someday, Black-Americans will bring this up against Obama.
Tell him that we took the words of Dr. King seriously and we judged the man on the content of his character and not the color of his skin.Remind your child that character is molded, changed and corrected. Color is, well, color.
Tell him skin color doesn't matter.Competence does.
We had to let him go.
If the 2012 loss is racism then what was the 2008 win? Puzzling for sure?
Great article. Love Larry's moms comments.
Simple. You tell him that it isn't about black, white, red, yellow, or any other color. It is about doing a good job, or not. It is about competence, or incompetence. It is about making promises, and breaking promises. 0bama has had 4 years to prove the voters were correct in electing him. By any reasonable measure, he has failed to prove that point.
Refer them to Mr Eastwood and the Empty Chair.
The fact that these questions come up in this day and age is just more proof that the left and the Democrats are still as racist as they ever were if not worse in that they have been lying to the black community and bombarding them with propaganda for generations to ensure they are kept down, have no self-confidence and to always see themselves as victims. It has been an insidious and evil campaign for the past 48 years. Thank goodness that some families were able to bypass the lies like Mr. Elder and others who see through the garbage sent their way. I hope that more will wake up soon for the sake of our country and children not yet born.
''What Do I Tell My Black Child If Obama Loses?''Tell your children that Christmas isn't to be celebrated anymore and they won't be getting gifts like the white families down the street. Not even a lump of coal because that a fossil fuel and bad for the environment.
You could tell the children that a voter, be he black or white, who votes for a candidate based on the color of the candidate's skin color, is a racist. A voter, be he black or white, who votes for a candidate based on the content of the candidate's character, his experience in governance, and his ideology, is a rational human being who doesn't give a flying rat's arse about the skin color of a candidate.
Tell 'em the Truth.He was a Communist bent on the destruction of America.
Tell them 0bama was a fraud, and there is no such thing as a free lunch.Tell them to study hard and stay in school.Tell them that it will be a looooooooooooooooooooooong time before white guilt brings another unvetted black candidate to the US Presidency.
Dittos to all above. Add to that..."Barack Obama ain't gonna buy your gas","Barack Obama ain't gonna pay your mortgage","Barack Obama ain't gonna buy your food","You gonna have to go get an education and a job to pay for all that like a responsible citizen""NO! Not THAT!!"
Larry:Just print this out:I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.- Martin Luther King, Jr.
Tell him, "We had a black man as president but we picked the wrong man. The good news is, now you have hope for the future. You might even be president one day if you work really hard at all you do. And this time we will have a good black president."
His mom sounded like an amazing woman, and very wise.
tell them Obama lost because he's a loser, and he wanted to make all of us become losers too
Tell you child America elected an evil Marxist who is a black man to the presidency. Let's hope the next black candidate is not such an evil man.
Tell them that Obama was a complete failure.Therefore we had to fire the loser.Time marches on. ............next?
Tell them he's a loser.
What remarkable parents you have, Larry! No wonder you grew into such a great American! I'd live to hug them both!
You can tell your child that Obama is the least black, black man you know, and that there are actual black men that love America and will work for the future of its citizens, and not to worry, as said before, it's character, not the color of the skin that matters - all hearts are the same color.
Tell them that when you are given the trust of the people, and you violate that trust, there are certain consequences to be dealt with. You screw up on the job you get fired.You ruin peoples lives and they get mad and get even. You run a nation into deep debt and raise taxes up through the roof, you got a problem. You inherit an economy with $180 a gallon gas and run that price up to $52.0 a gallon in Los Angeles, people are going to give you the bums rush. You play golf more than 100 times in 4 years and take lavish multi million dollar vacations at tax payers expense several times a year, someones not going to like it. Lie about a terrorist attack where 4 Americans were brutally murdered and it's going to come back on you. Kid's in other words, it's not the color of your skin that matters, it's the content of the man's character that counts.
Tell them that Barry was a complete failure and didn't deserve to be reelected, then give them a lecture on how NOT to be a failure by voting demonrats.
Tell them that his election was the biggest hoax in the history of this country and hopefully he hasn't made it harder for a qualified black in the future....
Tell them that Class Warfare is not a solution and that "Character" is more important than skin color.
FTA:Hall of Famer Frank Robinson became the first black manager in the modern major leagues. There have been many since. Robinson's hiring made a statement about the irrelevance of race. Years later, when his team underperformed, Robinson was fired.Obama can be fired, as well.The End. And America lived happily ever after.
Only a parent with no sense of "a teachable moment" or a skewed understanding of what "unfair" means, or a victim mentality would even ask this question.It's a perfect opportunity to explain why some issues transcend color.
Tell them that he didn't get enough votes, and that if you don't get enough votes you lose. If they bring up the race thing, take them to the woodshed and tell them "Don't you ever talk like that again! Do you hear me?"Ironic indeed that the evidence America is moving past racism is not the hiring but the firing of Obama. It was racist to hire him as an affirmative action president. It is not racist but the very reverse of racist to fire him because he cannot do the job. The racist thing would be to keep him on because he is (half) black even though his performance is below par.This is not really that hard. People who vote for or against someone because of their race are racists. There are smiley faced racists who think they are doing a good thing and should not be called racists because they mean well. But a smiley faced racist is in many ways worse than a ugly faced racist, because the latter is at least honest with himself while a smiley faced racist is not.The near unanimous black vote for Obama because of his race, while understandable, is still deplorable. It shows that a lot of work needs to be done to combat black racism. Unfortunately, white liberals, because of their own racism, actually encourage racism in blacks. There is an element of black(!) comedy in all this: black and white liberal racists march around talking about race all the time and accusing the rest of us of being racists, while we try in vain to get them to stop talking about skin color and instead stick to the issues.
When I lived in California, I listened to Larry all the time. I loved it when he had his mom on the air. She was great.
I seem to remember that before the 2008 election old Larry was planning on voting for Obama because he was black and it was time for a black president; a sentiment I heard repeated by many others.Those of us not looking through race-colored glasses tried to tell you. You didn't listen.
Tell the kids the president was a end result of affirmive action and thats why you and your family will not be a part of it.
1. Get a job.2. Show up for work.
Tell him/her that the american voters has the same expectations of every president regardless of cultural background. And when they fail to meet those expectations they have to let them go.
It is actually very simple...some people are good and some are bad, Obie is really bad...then tell the truth about the bad things he's done...don't sugar coat it, lay it out!Those that say he's good are on the take at our expense.Child, what would you say if Obie took your piggy bank and gave all YOUR hard earned/saved money to the lazy kid down the block?
Tell him/her to join the rest of us and thank the Lord. Next, tell that child to grow up, go to school, get a job and make his own way through life without depending on handouts and entitlements.Lastly, tell him to keep his nose clean, stay out of trouble and vote Republican.What's the problem?
What an asinine question/article. As if that question didnt occur to me when Clinton was re-elected.Tell him this: Obama was a wretched president with Islamic sympathies. And if you can't suck it up that he lost, that's YOUR problem, not the rest of the country's.
What #18 said. Dr King's words are probably more pertinent than ever
Tell him his black half won the first time, and his white half lost on the second.
Tell them the truth:A black man had the presidency handed to him because he was black.But when he got his chance he wasn't man enough to do the job..
Tell them the truth -- that racism played nothing to do with his defeat.N∅bama had four years to do a job, and he failed miserably. That had nothing to do with his skin color. Because he didn't do a good job, the voters replaced him.Unless it was racism that defeated George H W Bush or Jimmy Carter, then it's not racism that defeats N∅bama from re-election. It's personal incompetance. That transcends racial makeup!!!
Tell him that America is the greatest country in the history of the world. And tell him how lucky he is to be born into this country where the playing field is: results are what matter and freedom reigns.And yes, tell him that we are ALL proud of our founding fathers because we don't see any other countries accomplishing what they did...ever.
Tell them that Obama didn't get the job done. Too many people are out of work and suffering. Tell them to judge people on their accomplishments, not their skin color.
Tell them failure comes in all colors.
Worse situation: How will you explain what's about to happen to their future if Mr. First Black Whatever WINS again?
Looks like a lot of posters are responding to the headline and didn't read the article.Larry takes an incredible amount of hatred from the black community because he is constantly telling them to stop feeling sorry for themselves, and discriminated against, and that if they work hard they will make it.And no, #35, at no time did Larry ever consider voting for Obama. If fact he had a very heated and emotional on-air exchange with two fellow radio shows hosts because, in spite of their usual conservative talk, fell for the Obama bee-ess (yes, you Doug McIntyre and Al Rantel! Ya happy now?)
Might tell them his black half echoes his Communist father, his white half his atheist, Marxist mother and his religious yearnings his madras of his youth and his step-father,Just why did Stanley Ann send him to Hawaii to be mentored by his real father?And why is that cd not online for the watching?
My gosh, don't knee jerk react to the headline. This is Larry Elder, a wonderful man and this is a very good article. Love the way his mom spoke to him about the poem.


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Life in a Gall
The Biology and Ecology of Insects that Live in Plant Galls
Colour photographs, Line Art 80 pages, 215 x 148 mm Publisher: CSIRO PUBLISHING
Life in a Gall also looks at the predators, parasitoids, inquilines, kleptoparasites and micro-organisms that prey on gall-inducing insects and the ways the insects defend themselves from these enemies. It covers the problems gall-inducing insects can cause for agriculture, forestry and horticulture, and gives examples of several pest species. On the positive side, the book describes the essential services gall-inducing insects provide by pollinating figs, controlling invasive weeds and contributing to indigenous food.
The final chapter provides tips for people who want to collect and study galls, and shows that answering many of the questions still surrounding gall-inducing insects is not restricted to professional scientists but can be achieved by diligent amateurs too.
"The technical nature of this book is nicely balanced with more general information, making it accessible to a wide audience including working ecologists and consultants, entomologists, botanists, scientists and interested amateurs." Liz Brown, Australasian Plant Conservation, Vol. 21, pp. 32, Sept – Nov 2012
"Life in a Gall is an easy to read book that will satisfy the curiosity when you want to know more than that they are just caused by insects.
The language is simple and scientific terms have been kept to a minimum, new concepts are introduced in simple terms with the scientific term in brackets. An extensive glossary is also supplied." RG Richardson, Plant Protection Quarterly, pp. 116, Vol.27(3) 2012
"Blanche provides a concise, nontechnical description of galls and gall inducers that should be readable by almost anyone. It is well written and free from errors. The text is supported by a glossary and an index.
A real strength of the book is the photography; it is extremely well illustrated." John L. Capinera, Florida Entomologist, Volume 95(4), December 2012
"This book is both highly readable and scientifically informative, with its appeal enhanced by the numerous excellent colour photographs (many of them contributed by recognised experts in the insect groups depicted) and clear diagrams that adorn each page.
It is also very well produced. I have no hesitation in recommending the book as a significant summary and introduction to the variety of gall insects in Australia, and of wide interest to naturalists of many persuasions." TR New, The Victorian Naturalist, pp. 215-216, Vol 129 (6), December 2012
"I can highly recommend this book. You will learn heaps, as I did. It is a short book but it is crammed with useful and interesting information. After reading it, you'll find yourself noticing galls everywhere, and you might even find yourself observing a few and wanting them develop. Life in all its variations and intricacies is just amazing, and galls are full of life, and they are now interesting too. I'm now hanging out for the ID book for Victorian galls!" Russell Best, Growing Australian, September 2012, pp. 13
"Learn how gall-inducing insects can be beneficial. Marvel at the life cycle of the fig wasp. Be amazed by the schoolkids who discovered a new species of gall wasp and named it after Shrek." Denis Crawford, Gardening Australia Magazine, p. 88, September 2012


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on 30-01-2012 01:01 PM
if you want to, you can try out my toy store adventure level.
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on 04-02-2012 04:06 AM
My inFamous: Alden's Rampage level is based on the actual mission in the first inFamous. There is a separate tutorial for the controls for those who haven't played inFamous. For those who have, the controls are exactly the same as in the real game. I'm not a good photographer, but I've got three photos of my level. So far it has five plays and 4 yays, 0 boos. Me and three other creators worked for weeks to build it, so why not give it a try?
I didn't post the third picture for the simple fac that it looks horrible.
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on 04-02-2012 11:22 AM
It's not deleted... You just can't spell your own name.
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I mean no disrespect, but you did ask why your lbp.me page was deleted and the answer is that you spelled it 'bzgzr' instead of 'bzrgzr'.
lbp.me/u/bzrgzr works just fine.
As for contributing to the forums, you have a slightly infuriating habit of posting loads of messages with very little content, often reviving ancient threads, but we assume you're young and we forgive you for that. Well, maybe elmatto doesn't but he's always been a bit of a grouch.
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Elmatto753 wrote:OI! I'm not a grouch! I'm just egotistical.
Please excuse the Crudeness of the 3D model sombrero and the Photoshopping. I was trying to get in before Elmatto, but Failed :/
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I need to expand the volume capacity of my NV+ which is used strictly as a repository for backups.
All 4 drives are Seagate ST32000641AS 250GB with 228 GB allocated for a total volume of 684 GB.
I replaced 2 of the ST32000641AS hard drives with 2TB Seagate ST32000641AS drives. However, after re-syncing, the total Volume remains stuck at 684GB.
Both of the new drives have 228 GB of 1862 GB allocated to the total volume.
Did I miss something in my attempt to expand the volume capacity?
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All Menu Icons provides over 13,000 icons for only 3 cents apiece. Design desktop and mobile applications, develop Web sites, or use icons in printed media with no royalties or usage restrictions. This extensive bundle includes thousands of icons in a number of variations, supplying each menu icon in various sizes, file formats, color resolutions, and visual states.
Packrat is a media collection manager application for Android. You can use it to add books, CDs, games, movies, etc. to your collection by scanning their barcodes and organizing them onto shelves. You can let Packrat organize your items into smart shelves, or manually stack items onto shelves of your own creation. You can also track items you don't have yet on a "wishlist" shelf.
Asqare is a simple game for Android. The screen is covered with colored sprites (squares or circles). When you align three or more in a row, all adjacent sprites of the shape and color vanish. You can only swap adjacent sprites vertically or horizontally. You can swap sprites even if it won't result in a three-or-more alignment, but that will cost you 10% of your current score. The game offers two variations on the gameplay and manages a list of current games, which you can pause and recall at any time.
Audible TTS reads text aloud from other apps, the clipboard, or from text files. It can get text from applications such as Feedme or K9-Mail, the clipboard (using Copy and Paste), or from files on the MicroSD card. It also reads each sentence using the proper language and voice in mixed texts, without having to select it manually. You must have installed a voice synthesizer (such as PICO or SVOX) and voices for the languages to be used. It currently supports German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese.
BBCT is a simple database app for your baseball card collection. You can add information about the cards in your collection, view details about individual cards, and filter the list of cards according to a limited set of criteria. BBCT helps you organize your collection and quickly look up which cards you own.
Beat Back the Horde is a rhythm-time strategy game for Android 2.2 and up, focusing on fast-paced placing of units while tapping to the beat! Build up combos to spawn Über Units! It is playable in single-player mode, or in multi-player mode over Bluetooth, and can be learned in a minute and played for hours. It includes many achievements to unlock, five songs to master, adjustable difficulty single-player AI, and particle effects.
Beem is an XMPP (Jabber) client for Android. Beem is compatible with any standard XMPP server or service (including Ejabberd, Openfire, Facebook, or Gmail). It supports SASL, proxying (Socks4, Socks5, HTTP), DNS SRV, and chatting with a specific resource. Beem is available on the Android market and on the software's own Web site.
CRest (Client REST) is a lightweight library that simplifies the integration of third party RESTful services into Java applications. CRest is mainly annotation-driven, allowing the developer to focus on the essential aspects of the integration of a REST service, such as the definition of the Java interface that maps the remote REST methods and the data model the interface will deal with. The rest is achieved by annotating a plain Java interface with the relevant information such as the service end-point, the desired timeouts, URL formats, etc. CRest will handle everything else, including HTTP request generation, auto marshalling of the response, and more.


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The Department welcomes Dr. Kazu to UAB Psychiatry.
The Department welcomes Dr. Kazu to UAB Psychiatry.
The core values of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurobiology reflect our core missions and a spirit of striving for excellence.
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UAB Psychiatrists Make 'Best Doctors' List
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Marion Wallace, PhD, Joins UAB Psychiatry
Marion Wallace, PhD, joined the faculty as an assistant professor in the division of child and adolescent psychiatry in October 2013. Dr. Wallace completed her undergraduate degree in Psychology at Dillard University in New Orleans, LA, and her master's degree at the University of Southern Mississippi in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in child psychology. Her PhD was awarded from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2012. Wallace joins the Department as the clinical director for the Department of Mental Health (DMH) child and adolescent inpatient unit. This unit evaluates and treats youth with severe and chronic mental illnesses, in a unique partnership arrangement between UAB and the DMH of the State of Alabama.


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quote bl00Inuyasha The teamfight on WE's base doorstep before the crash was impossible to call. It was roughly equal, except that CLG were 1 second away from losing their Ezreal, while WE's Corki was firing away unmolested. If team A loses their AD carry in a teamfight while team B's AD carry is still alive and dealing damage, team B is almost 100% going to win the teamfight. So WE had a real chance at winning the fight and staging a comeback.
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Syria has destroyed its equipment for making chemical weapons, but now it must destroy its stockpile. Similar efforts in the US show that the process is long and complicated.
By Anna Mulrine, Staff writer / October 31, 2013
The chemical weapons watchdog agency monitoring Syria's progress announced Thursday that the country has destroyed its chemical weapons manufacturing equipment one day ahead of the deadline.


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Synopsis: Hundreds of teenagers start to play a magical girl/boy game that was cursed leading them into a world where they become magical girls and magical boys. Survival of the fittest to destroy many monsters, witches, wizards, and various creatures. To see who will be the final magical girls/boys.
~In Story Game Rules~
1. Stay with your assigned group
2. Follow the Team Mascot creature's commands
3. Magical girls and or boys fail to achieve to get some hope cards by midway or final days of the game. Will lose their powers until further notice.
4. If one doesn't follow the Mascot's commands will suffer consequences by losing their locket. Thus, losing their title of being a magical girl/boy
~Types of Magica classes~
Normal Magic - Common Magical Boy/Girl outfit, wand, power up weapon
Candy Magic - Sweet themed outfit, candy theme wand, tends to have a glow like aura during attacks
Dark Magic - Black or dark color clothing, orb staff, magic dark wings
Light Magic - Frilly white clothing, orb gloves, white wings
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Final judgment
The last decision from a court that resolves all issues in dispute and settles the parties' rights with respect to those issues. A final judgment leaves nothing except decisions on how to enforce the judgment, whether to award costs, and whether to file an appeal.
Definition from Nolo's Plain-English Law Dictionary
The final determination of a court case, put in writing by the judge who presided over the case. (See also: final decree)
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Note: Don't want to use this version? Want the "old" one back? Search for "RadarNow! Classic" in Google Play.
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"A creative outlet for the little guys", that is our motto. We believe everyone that has a creative idea should be able to be published. We work together to make the product the best we can.
Feel free to contact us if you have an idea and want to be published as well. You provide the content, we provide the outlet.
In the world since the peak there are only a few places where you can find refuge from the wild. Gramp Fellows' place is like that. Welcome to The Last Refuge.
The Last Refuge is a secure safe house. In the time before the fall it was a church but now it is a farm, a trading post, a bar, and a hotel. The refuge is just that... [click here for more]
As society has crumbled and all the convenience of the modern age were lost the need for cheap labor grew and with that the slave markets. One of the most effective and feared slavers out there is known as the Black Sparrow. Her slave carts deliver their cargo to the towns, the tech cultists and the cannibals that make the wastes t... [click here for more]
From above a mound of scrap Nani looks down over the Junkyard, D.A.W.G her loyal mechanical companion by her side, the letters don't stand for anything but Nani know that in the time before all military hardware had dots between after every letter in their name. From where she stands she can not see the wars the Tyrants son's are fighting in his absence,... [click here for more]
The poison jungles along the shore of the glass sea are home to secrets and peaceful tribe men. Some of those secrets may be coming to the surface soon and the cannibal cults of the Shimer Drift are starting to see the tribes of the poison jungle as a delicacy, or maybe even an addiction. Can your team of wasters keep the secrets or uncover them, save the tribes or ... [click here for more]
In the Red Hills people tell a lot of stories, the talk of a pleasant valley where everything is green and growing, where people have enough water and nobody fights. They all tell stories of a great fiery star crashing to earth during the fall. Some of these stories are true and the people of the Greenvale do seem to have everything they need but lately some of t... [click here for more]
Cutting through the wastes like a glistening frozen ocean is the glass sea. This vast stretch of glass is filled with sparks and plied by ships which float above the smooth surface on magnetic rails. It is a place where electricity is harvested and cathode city, the biggest port on the glass sea has electric lights all night long.
The burn is a dark and ashy place where few people feel comfortable traveling. The discomfort is caused by more than just the dreary ash covered landscape and the occasional charred skeleton, the burn is stronghold of the cannibal cults. This group of leaderless fanatics roam the burn and surrounding wastes looking for either converts or lunch.
The Vault was built to keep humanity safe but it may just have become a prison. The overseer watches every move and makes sure that everyone does what is best for the future of humanity. There are those that think the future may be now from ambitious free traders to repair technicians that have seen the outside world an survived.
In the days before the world came apart a small group of psychics field a research facility with a special crop of plants. These plants had given them their powers and those powers had shown them what the scientist had in mind for them. Then the world ended but these psychic refuges found a little place to call their own, today the village still grows there ... [click here for more]
No matter how bad thing get there will always be those things people need, and more importantly the things they want, when they cannot get those things anywhere else they always find themselves coming to Tradertown. It is a rolling city of thieves and merchants, pleasure and wonder, pain and debt. If you need something bad enough chance are someone in Trader... [click here for more]
Out in the middle of the great Glass Sea there is an island that is home to the old Flint Hills Research Laboratory. This lab survived the events that brought on the fall of civilization and has continued to experiment and research ways to make the world that remained better. Perhaps you have already seen their handiwork over in the psychic village. But not... [click here for more]
The New Anatolia system produces food for two important industrial colonies. A viral plague sweeps through New Anatolia, and the Galactic Confederation needs your ship to deliver the cure. But how can one virus afflict so many species? Maybe the nearby Carnifex Empire is to blame, or maybe the New Anatolian Independence League. The situation is tense, and many will ... [click here for more]
The Omnicryses store psionic teachings and wisdom of the ancient Forerunner race. Most puzzling is the incredibly powerful Broken Omnicrys. It holds the peaceful teachings of one Forerunner faction, combined with the aggressive teachings of the faction that caused their downfall.
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Update on hardware acceleration in Opera 12
By Huib Kleinhouthuibk. Friday, April 20, 2012 12:00:00 PM
There's also another change in this snapshot. After careful consideration and extensive testing, we've decided to let users of Opera 12 opt-in to WebGL and hardware acceleration.
We're doing this for an important reason. We want to bring the first true hardware accelerated browser to market. This means using the graphics processor to boost rendering speeds not only for the pages themselves, but also the UI of the browser. It means making it an awesome experience for as many Opera desktop users as possible, whether they're on Windows XP, Linux or Lion.
But in some cases, our hardware accelerated speeds do not yet beat our incredibly optimized software backend, Vega. Shipping a feature that could actually be less effective at boosting speed is a big no-no, especially if its a final release that many people will use for day-to-day browsing.
Now, if you're reading this blog post, you're probably in the group of people who will want to turn on WebGL and hardware acceleration. You enable these features by setting both opera:config#UserPrefs|EnableHardwareAcceleration and opera:config#UserPrefs|EnableWebGL to 1, then saving and restarting Opera.
Try it in this release and see how you like it. We think it ensures that Opera 12 will be a great release for everyone, whether you are a browser expert or just discovering Opera for the first time.
As Wahoo is approaching a beta release, we're focusing on stability and fixing regressions. This build includes an important performance and stability fix for plugins on Windows, and should speed up scrolling with plugins significantly.
Known Issues
- HTML5 Drag and Drop is work in progress. Things like dragging to and from external applications may not work. Some existing demo sites may not work fully
- HTML5test.com could freeze or show other problems on Mac
- OTW-8246 Opera 64-bit on Windows not supported on Google+
- DSK-361109 Address dropdown not populated when searching page content with multiple words
- CORE-45774 [Windows] [HWA] Border-color messes up background colour for element with border-radius with DirectX
- DSK-357831 [Windows] [HWA] Negative letter spacing with DirectX on 64-bit builds
WARNING: This is a development snapshot: It contains the latest changes, but may also have severe known issues, including crashes and data loss situations. In fact, it may not work at all.
- CORE-44954 hp.com crashes Opera with Hardware Acceleration on
- Disable Hardware Acceleration by default
- DSK-361356 Opera crashes when closing page while it is scrolling
- DSK-346047 'Close all tabs' setting in delete private data dialog doesn't close windows with just Speed Dial tab
- DSK-341531 Hovering the close button on Speed Dial steals its hover state, while it should propagate it.
- DSK-357909 Back and forward buttons disappear on upgrade
- DSK-360104 Page zoom resets when opened in background tab
- DSK-360691 Long Russian text in address bar crashes opera
- DSK-360962 Check documents/images should take into account languages with more than one plural tense
- Further stability improvements
- New compose window design
- DSK-356875 [Feature] A new preference dialog for the compose Window
- DSK-359616 [Feature] Add option to set default outgoing account in the options dialog
- DSK-360404 [Feature] Improve design of mail header buttons
- DSK-329302 [Feature] Support for opening and editing attachments from compose window
- DSK-343710 Compose window header fields get hidden even if there is content in them
- DSK-328161 Reply-To field in mail compose does not auto-complete/suggest addresses
- DSK-357118 Cannot enable spell checking of email subject
- DSK-129539 "Send by mail" from selected text should add the URL to the compose window
- DSK-358693 Mail compose window unusable with black windows theme
- DSK-356452 Print preview shortcut doesn't work for mail window
- DSK-357232 Quick Reply text not deleted after sending
- DSK-357515 Mail body lengthens for ever after toggling expand state off and on
- DSK-349396 Don't hide compose window fields on switching 'From' account to and from a newsgroups account
- DSK-330184 Editing Preferences while composing a plain text message causes the HTML toolbar to appear
- DSK-358044 Can't copy/move mail between two accounts if mail separator is selected
- DSK-358565 Make Attachment field keyboard accessible in tab sequence
- DSK-361056 Hardware acceleration using DirectX
- DSK-361734 BSOD when accessing the Camera
- DSK-360014 [OOPP] Performance issues and freezes with plugins: This does not fix all performance issues
- DSK-301447 Web page right click menu item "Open With" does not show Chrome installation
- DSK-359032 [OOPP] Going back and forward in history with a tab containing Windows Media Player plugin, Opera freezes shortly
- DSK-355355 [OOPP] Windows Media Player player plugin controls corrupted after scrolling
- DSK-359021 [OOPP] Resizing Opera's window so that part of a plugin is out of view, then resizing it back, the plugin is clipped
- DSK-359168 [OOPP] Artifacts on Shockwave for Director plugin after scroll
- DSK-361531 Colors not properly converted for image from camera
- DSK-347812 Update to Growl/Mist 1.3: Growl notifications by default even without it being installed
- [OOPP] IME fixes
- CT-2336 [OOPP] Plugin not repainted when scrolling
- DSK-356081 [OOPP] Silverlight 5 and Flash application keyboard repeat is broken
- DSK-216092 [OOPP] Scrolling on flash does not work
- DSK-350738 [OOPP] Focus stolen after clicking on a plugin
- DSK-356940 [OOPP] No context menu for Flash
- DSK-357531 [OOPP] Flash plugin crashes after applying fit to width to a page
- DSK-358908 We should use Gtk3 styling under Unity on Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) and above
- DSK-361345 Preferences tabs are missing pixels in KDE and Gtk after recent Core upgrade
- DSK-360296 [OOPP] Plugin wrapper continues to run after Opera closes
- CT-2446 [OOPP] Keyboard doesn't work for some plug-ins
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Can't open it as work. Is it safe?
Think it may be Dante's portfolio. Dante is a superb photographer.
Really not at all this thread is gay and made me laugh
The jokes on you - your boyfriends gay!Ha ha!
Some say he's at his peak...
So, Lo, lets talk about monster trucks and guns...
This, my friend, is a thing of beauty, instantly wiping out half of the stupid PC users typing errors at once...Double spaces after full stops. Misplaced tabs where there should be spaces, non bullet pointed lists, returns at the end of lines where there shouldn't be...Gone, with a clever bit of find/change writing the little \t\i bit is particularly nice. Replaces with a bullet, a tab, and indents all other text before the next return to the same tab point.Add a \p before the \t, it'll automatically return for you between tabs as well.Like i said - days when I'm not cretive, things like this entertain me as a mental/problem solving challenge.Better than sudouko any day
About what you think about the Nikon D40 as a starter SLR Camera.
Fucking hell, Nidge, that's pretty much what I do *every* day lately.Web design really isn't as fun as it's made out to be.
Lo's more of a man than Bradigor...
I think it looks pretty good, the D40x looks pretty tasty, not sure what the price difference is though. I can't look at anything cos my work is weird, but I'll have a good nosey when I get home
You a Nikon fan claire?I'd recommend brad a Canon 350D in that price range, but I much prefer Canon.
it's all about which one feels right in my hand and can do what I want it to.
I have 2 Nikon SLRs, 35mm and a DSLR, and love them both dearly.I've used a Canon 350D and as I'm used to Nikon's it never felt right in my hands, and obviously the layout of all the buttons/dials is unfamiliar to me, felt all alien I'd say there's only minor differences in what they can do at this end of the price range, anyway, Canon's are usually a bit cheaper, though. People talk all kinds of crap about lens coatings being better on one than the other, and low-light and ISO reponse, but to me, it's all about which one feels right in my hand and can do what I want it to.
Dante - was thinking 350D for brad because, with the 400 out, he'd get one at a really good price.
brad only wants it to send naked pictures to nidgemo and his designers guild
Mummy Mummy look at me, Daddy Here I am. Look at me look at me........waaaaaaaaaaahh waaaaaaaaaaaaaaahh
this is an excellent, compact and very reasonable priced camera :http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canonsd900/page10.aspno need to get an expensive SLR, where the main benefit is that you can use your own lenses (which are a lot more expensive than the body btw)
Have a decent enough digi, want to get into studio style work though.
has Lo consented?
Now I know why I'm not allowed to use the mac
Brad, what about putting http://www.computerarts.co.uk/ into the resources bit, i know it's horribly obvious and everyone will know it, but they do put the tutorials etc up on there with the files so anyone who doesn't buy it can still have a go.


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Because every ride deserves to be comfortable, the 5M Overshort is designed to perform on its own for quick trips, or in combination with our Undershorts. Made from brushed wool / poly blend fabric for unrestricted movement and quick-to-dry wicking performance, loaded with tech detailing: phone/accessory pocket, rear U-lock pocket.
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User Review - GoodreadsThis is my first Niven novel and, given his popularity, I have to assume its not one of his better works. The explanation for the hero's talent was a bit too far-fetched and his motivation for ...
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The Traveller universe moves to the rhythms of the massive Imperium. The milieus build upon its history, the origins of different incarnations of the empire, and its many encounters with the surrounding alien communities of stars dominated by the other major races-the Aslan, Hivers, Kkree, Vargr, plus the Vilani's brothers in humaniti, the Solomani and Zhodani. These races dominate the landscape of local stars, expanding and contracting with the regular tempo of their interstellar unions.
But within these vast expanses of space are thousands of worlds that have also spawned intelligent life. These "minor races," dubbed so because their technologies have never achieved interstellar travel independently, are as evolved and varied as the major ones. The homeworlds of these races are sprinkled throughout the region of the Imperium, sometimes a part of it, sometimes independent, other times still absorbed into the community of a major alien race. Regardless, any member travelling among the stars does so as a guest of a superior technology.
Less than 10% of the Imperial population is non-Vilani. Of these only 10% come from the minor races. Still, their numbers can be staggering, considering the trillions that live under the Imperial starburst. Locally, they can dominate a region, and more often than not still dominate their homeworlds. In their niches, the minor races' influence can be very strong.
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MINOT, N.D. (AP) _ The Minot City Council has rejected plans for a new Walmart store on the city's north side.
The council voted 7-6 to approve the zoning and annexation. But that fell one vote short of the necessary majority to pass the ordinances.
Council member Bob Miller abstained from voting because he's a Walmart employee.
Minot has a Walmart on the city's south side. But residents complained that adding another store on the north side of town would increase traffic there.


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Celebrate the holiday season with centuries-old traditions and brand-new style. Budapest has celebrated Christmas for a thousand years, since the time of St. Stephen, the king who founded Hungary and encouraged the spread of Christianity throughout his realm. As you ramble through the Christmas Market on Vörösmarty Square in Budapest, admiring the handmade porcelain, stop to watch as kürtös kalács—a pastry—is baked on rods over an open fire and then coated with sugar before it's handed to you.
In Bratislava, where a lively young art scene is revitalizing the compact city core, stalls abound with traditional Slovakian Christmas items like medovníky (spiced ginger cookies) and šúpolie (figurines made from corn husks). Sing along with carolers in elegant yet cozy Vienna as you shop for Austrian lace. Follow the lights down the Landstrasse in Linzto the Volksgarten, where you'll find a fairy-tale Christmas—large, animated displays of scenes from fairytales that will entrance the child in you. Or mail a letter from Christkindl, where children from all over the world send their Christmas wish lists.
Glorious Baroque architecture, delightful concerts, and ravishing scenery will make this Christmas season unforgettable as you sail through the holidays on the Danube.
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Music lovers will find many special holiday treats on this cruise, from onboard caroling to a classical concert in Vienna to an exclusive organ recital. Delight in the opportunity to find unique gifts at enchanting Christmas markets.


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I was working on an article this morning and wanted to get a screen shot of the Google Toolbar showing PageRank. I normally use Chrome, so I don't use the Google Toolbar, and the Chrome extension I was using did not show a nice little green bar which is what I wanted for my post. The first thing I did is I opened up Internet Explorer and went to the page to install the Google Toolbar. The install went as expected. So far, so good.
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3800 miles across Canada
This book documents the author's travels throughout Canada and several regions in the United States. Most of the text deals with central and western Canada, including information on Montreal, Toronto, the Praries, and British Columbia. The local culture, traditions, and politics in these areas are discussed at length. A small section describes a visit to the Maritimes, including Nova Scotia. There are a number of illustrations included within this text.
A bibliographical dictionary : containing a chronological account, alphabetically arranged, of the most curious, scarce, useful, and important books, in all departments of literature, which have been published in Latin, Greek, Coptic, Hebrew, Samaritan, Syriac, Chaldee, Aethiopic, Arabic, Persian, Armenian, &c.
These volumes contain a bibliography of several types of classical literature, including Greek, Roman, Latin, and Hebrew examples. Each volume contains a list of other books in alphabetical order, and gives the year written, as well as the author and a brief description. Some works from the 18th century are also included, although many of the works discussed are much older.
A catalogue of the Greek and Etruscan vases in the British Museum
These volumes document the archaeological discoveries of vases and pottery from prehistoric Greece. Special consideration is given to artifacts found in the Numantian, Aegean and Athenian areas of Greece. Chapters also include some information on Greek mythology, scenes from which are depicted on several of the vases and pottery items. Illustrations and photographs of the artifacts are included throughout these books.
A chapter of misfortunes : the battles of Ctesiphon and of the Dujailah in Mesopotamia, with a summary of the events which preceded them
This book includes information on British military excursions in Mesopotamia during the first World War; specifically during the years 1914-1916. There are chapters on both the battles of Ctesiphon and Dujailah, as well as the causes and effects of each. The text also includes information on British and Turkish troop movements during this time, as well as the military capabilities of each country.
A colonist on the colonial question
This book discusses the importance, in both economic and military terms, of keeping Canada as a British colony. It also includes discussion on the weakness of the imperial connection between Canada and Great Britain, and puts forward ideas to remedy this situation. Other chapters underline the importance of geographical unity in Britain, and examine the social importance that much of the Canadian population places on remaining a British colony.
A complete history of the United States of America : embracing the whole period from the discovery of North America, down to the year 1820
This text documents the history of the United States from its discovery until the year 1820. Chapters include information on Columbus, the Puritan settlements throughout New England, and the French presence in Quebec. The Seven Years War in Europe is also discussed, along with its implications for the colonies in America and Canada. Other information includes the history of the American Revolution, the relationship with Britain, and some biographical information on important figures in American history, such as George Washington. These texts also include several chapters on the creation of a strong federal government in America, and the creation of a legal system.
A court in exile : Charles Edward Stuart and the romance of the Countess d'Albanie
This text includes much biographical information on Prince Charles Edward Stuart. Included in this book is some information on his early life, such as his excursions into Scotland, but much of the text deals with his later life, as well as his struggles for power within France. Much of this book describes his relationship with an Italian Countess and discussions on how Charles dealt with this. Also included in these volumes are questions concerning the legitimacy of Charles and his brother with regards to the throne of France.
A critical examination of the evidences adduced to establish the theory of the Norse discovery of America
This book discusses the theory that it was the Norsemen who originally discovered North America. Chapters include information on the Norse sagas, Leif Ericson, and other Norse legends which may suggest that the Norsemen arrived in North America before Columbus. Evidence of the remains of some Viking settlements, including several on the eastern coast of Canada and the United States, is also examined in detail. Some illustrations are included.
A critical history of the language and literature of antient Greece
This book is a discussion of Greek literature throughout history. Chapters include information on famous Greek poems, stories, and myths. Homer's 'The Illiad' is discussed in great depth, as is much of early Greek mythology. The author attempts to find a link between the important Greek literature in the ancient world, and the ways by which the Greek state was governed, demonstrating that there has been a crucial link between the two throughout history.
A few remains of the Rev. James MacGregor, D.D.
This book is a collection of the writings of Rev. James MacGregor, the leader of the Presbyterian Church in Nova Scotia during the 19th century. Several religious writings are discussed, such as the psalms in the book of David, as well as MacGregor's own religious theories. Biographical information on MacGregor is also included, as well as some of his letters.
A gazetteer of the State of Maine : with numerous illustrations
This book is a collection of information on the State of Maine. Chapters include geographical, religious, and social information, as well as descriptions of the different types of wild and marine life that live in Maine. Each section of the book is devoted to a particular city or town in Maine, including Auburn, Danville, Portland, Bangor, as well as information on the different counties. Some historical information on the State of Maine is also included, such as the battle of Lexington. Agriculture was a large part of rural life in Maine, and so several sections of this text are devoted to agricultural facts.
A general history of the world, from the creation to the present time : including all the empires, kingdoms, and states, their revolution, forms of government, laws, religions, customs and manners; the progress of their learning arts, sciences, commerce and trade; together with their chronology, antiquities, public buildings, and curiosities of nature and art
The history of the world is discussed within these books. A Christian point of view is taken, as the series begins with Creation and discusses biblical events such as the Great Deluge. These texts include history from biblical times, as well as the creation of the Roman Empire, the Visigoths in Spain, some history of the Middle East and also the beginnings of the British Empire. Many facets of each society are discussed, such as the arts, sciences, and religious and social customs of each region.
A general history of the world, from the creation to the present time : including all the empires, kingdoms, and states, their revolution, forms of government, laws, religions, customs and manners ... together with their chronology, antiquities, public buildings, and curiosities of nature and art
This is a description of the political, social, and religious aspects of nations throughout history. Many chapters deal with commerce and trade, customs throughout different nations, and the importance of education. Many Christian values are also found within these books, for example, several chapters deal with Creationism, along with many other examples of Christian teachings. Several passages from scripture are quoted within this text. Peoples such as the Greeks, Egyptians, Babylonians, and Assyrians are discussed at length in each of these volumes.
A general view of the present politics and interests of the principal powers of Europe : particularly of those at war : wherein the nature of the peace to be expected on the conclusion of the war, and the conduct of those who chiefly contributed to the successes of France, are impartially considered : in a letter from The Hague to a foreign minister at London
This pamphlet is in the form of a letter from The Hague to a foreign minister in London during the year 1747. The Austrian War of Succession is discussed, as well as other political events in Europe. The Treaty of Utrecht is also mentioned throughout this book, including a brief section discussing the acquisition of Louisbourg, Cape Breton. Discussions on English relations with France, Holland, and Russia are also included.
A guide to the principal gold and silver coins of the ancients : from circ. B.C. 700 to A.D. 1
This book includes photographs of many Greek and Roman coins, along with a written description. The coins discussed in this book date from the years 700 BC - 1 AD.
A hand-book to the game-birds
This handbook is meant not only as a scientific work of reference, but also as a book for sportsmen and field naturalists to identify the birds they hunt. Chapters in this text deal with the plumage of different species, variances in skull and bone structure, and differing habits between game fowl. A number of illustrations of different types of birds are also included.
A history of coal, coke, coal fields, progress of coal mining, the winning and working of collieries ... : iron, its ores, and processes of manufacture ... and of the blast furnaces erected in the north of England ... a brief history of the coal and iron trades, brought down to the present time : illustrated with sketch geological map and numerous highly finished engravings
This book describes the mining of coal and iron in Britain. The economic value of maintaining these coal and iron fields is discussed at length, as well as a history of coal mining in Britain and conditions in the collieries. Several charts documenting the production of coal and iron throughout the United Kingdom are included as well. A number of illustrations depict the sinking of coal shafts and several British collieries.
A history of East Boston : with biographical sketches of its early proprietors, and an appendix
This text is a history of East Boston, Massachusetts, and includes several biographies of people important to the early history of the area. There are chapters on industrial life in this area, churches, schools, and the War of 1812. Biographical sketches include persons such as Samuel Maverick, Richard Bellingham, Peter Sergeant, and David Hyslop. Several maps and economic charts are included within this text.
A history of Newfoundland from the English, colonial, and foreign records
This book is a history of Newfoundland. It contains chapters on the pre-Columbian discovery of America, the rule of several kings, including Henry VIII, Edward VI and James I, as well as the beginnings of the Commonwealth. Other sections deal with the battles fought at St. John's between the English and the French, the attempted expulsion of settlers, the Treaty of Utrecht, the importance of the fishery, and the reign of Queen Victoria. This text also deals with topics such as the riots in Conception Bay during the 19th century, the English and French lobster factories, St. Pierre and Miquelon, and railway construction in the colonies.
A history of Nova Scotia, or Acadie
This book is a history of Nova Scotia dating back to the early 17th century. It includes chapters on Acadia, Sable Island, the foundation of Port Royal, English settlements in Newfoundland, and the Treaty of Westminster in 1655. The attacks on English colonies from Canada, the treatment of French nationals and Acadians by the English population, and the anti-French ideals of much of the population is also examined. From the 18th century, this book deals with the War between France and England, the seige and capture of Louisbourg in 1745, the unconditional oath of loyalty posed to the Acadians and their subsequent deportation, and the division between English and American settlers at Halifax. Several Indian treaties, including land grants to Indians are included. Other sections deal with the War of 1812, including the capture of Baltimore and Washington, as well as the unsuccessful attempt on New Orleans. The final year discussed in this history is 1827.
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