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Vehicle hire is perhaps the most popular way to get around and enjoy the island, but you could also consider a motorbike hire. There are specialist vehicle and rental companies operating on the island. You could also consider travelling over to the island with your own motorbike or vehicle if you are planning a long stay, perhaps it would be more economical.
Filling your tank up is quite easy –there are a number of 24h petrol stations, especially during the summer months.
Parking, can be a bit hair raising especially during the high season, but each year parking in the urban areas improves and car parks are better indicated with signs; however, it is always wise to check your urban map prior to driving to town.
Around the coastline, the more commercial beaches have generally good parking facilities, the more remote "virgin" beaches normally have designated parking areas away from the beach and with limited parking spaces, Today, you will find that these beaches, particularly those around the Ciutadella area have illuminated indicatory boards highlighting the parking places available- these signs are generally placed at the start of the road, it is indeed a marvellous idea as it saves a wasted journey, particularly during the high season.
Taxis are plentiful and each town, the airport and the ferry terminals have taxi stands. The taxi companies also offer a 24h central contact number. If "timetables" don't worry you, then the island has a very good public bus system; they are generally comfortable buses with air conditioning. The buses run regularly throughout the year connecting with the islands towns, airport and ports; and during the summer months a more frequent service is provided to link with the coastal resorts.
The bus company, "Transportes Menorca" (Calle Barcelona 8, Ciutadella, telephone 971 380 393 and Plaça Explanada, Maó, telephone 971 360 461) operates a Mao (Mahon) to Ciutadella (Ciutadela) run, that also links with the towns of Alaior,Es Mercadal and Ferreries. There are also other routes between Maó (Mahon) and Es Castell or Sant Lluis or Sant Climent and Cala en Porter.
Between April and October the company operates a regular line to the southern coastal areas of Cala Santa Galdana, Santo Tomás, Son Bou, Canutells, Binibeca, Punta Prima, S'Algar and Cala Alcalfar.The Company "Torres"operates in the Ciutadella area, linking the city centre with the local beach resorts of: Cala en Blanes, Calaen Forcat, Los Delfines, Sa Caleta, Santandría, Cala Blanca, Cala en Bosc, Son Xoriguer and Cala Morell.
"Autos Fornells" runs the northern routes' linking Maó with the fishing village of Fornells and providing a route in the summer to the northern beach areas, such as Es Grau, S'Arenal d'en Castell, Son Parc and Playas de Fornells, as well as a daily connexion between Es Mercadal and Fornells.


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OTTUMWA, IOWA -- It takes time for new businesses to build a new store, but economic development officials say the wait has been well worth it.
Due to confidentiality agreements, not all the new places coming to the Ottumwa area can be announced just yet, but MC Sports is one we can talk about. The store is coming to the Quincy Place Mall. It will be located between the Dollar Tree and the new Bubba Q's restaurant where Wal-Mart used to be. Ottumwa's economic development initiative manager describes MC Sports as a large sporting goods store. She says while the new businesses can take at least a year before an official announcement is made, adding more attractions makes people want to visit the City of Bridges.
"Overall they're gonna be spending their money which with the local option sales tax, that was approved recently, that money's gonna go right back into our infrastructure and our streets, so just another added bonus for Ottumwa," Megan Framke, Ottumwa Economic Development Initiative Manager, said. "And other than that, just the positive feeling of a new store."
Framke says she isn't sure of the exact date MC Sports is supposed to open, but signs on the windows indicate the company is already hiring employees.

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Laura Bageant Director of Data Management and AnalysisMs. Bageant's primary responsibility is to provide leadership in the collection, documentation, maintenance, and use of the information databases kept by the Division. She is responsible for the design, integration, and management of all of the data files collected from the 17 constituent UNC campuses, NCCCS, NC State agencies, and Federal agencies and maintained by the division. She oversees the design and interface of these different data files using common elements in order to produce reports for UNC-GA staff, the NC General Assembly, Board of Governors, Federal Government, the media, NCSDPI, NCCCS, and the general public.
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Mr. Dunston assists with the coordination of the data management and quality efforts of the Division to ensure accurate data for tracking systems by performing audits and analyses on all data files collected by the Division.
Mr. Helton coordinates the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) web-based collections for the University of North Carolina institutions and serves as keyholder for the IPEDS surveys that UNC General Administration is required to complete. He works with the 17 UNC campus institutional research offices in collecting, editing, data-cleansing, and reporting of Student Data Files for applied, enrolled, and graduated students.
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Mr. Boney coordinates university-wide efforts to internationalize campuses and affiliated organizations, to increase community service work, to collaborate with economic development organizations and businesses in strengthening the state's economy and works with the University's research and sponsored programs to bolster technology transfer efforts.
Ms. Derr works with senior campus international leaders who comprise the multi-campus University Council for International Programs to coordinate efforts to improve internationalization of campus activities and to facilitate collaborative efforts among campuses. She also supports activities of the UNC Exchange Program in developing and maintaining University-wide international partners.
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Dr. Chris Brown
Vice President for Research and Graduate Education
The Vice President for Research and Graduate Education promotes research, sponsored programs, and graduate education across the full spectrum of academic disciplines and interdisciplinary activities carried out by UNC's sixteen university campuses. He helps advocate for increased levels of external support from federal, state, and private sources and works closely with UNC General Administration staff and campus administration to support a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship and to develop research and sponsored program agendas that are supportive of the mission of each.
Sarah Smith
Director of Sponsored Programs
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Ann Doty
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American Municipal Power has received a subpoena in a federal investigation into an Illinois power plant.
The Columbus-based company notified its member cities, which include several in Ohio, of the probe in a memo sent last week. AMP members own
23 percent of the Illinois plant, Prairie State Energy Campus, which was developed by Peabody Energy and has dealt with mechanical delays and billions of dollars in budget overruns. Last month, Peabody told its shareholders that it was being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission for issues related to Prairie State. AMP did not respond to a request for comment last month or yesterday. Behind the scenes, AMP's general counsel, John Bentine, notified members of the investigation.
"AMP received a subpoena titled 'In the Matter of Peabody Corporation' and are cooperating to provide the information requested," he said, according to a copy obtained through a public-records request. "This has had no impact on operations at the generating facility."
He sent it on March 7, more than a week after Peabody's disclosure.
The information about the subpoena was at the end of the one-page memo. He began with this:
"As many of you are already aware, Ohio Citizen Action Director Sandy Buchanan is reaching out to Prairie State Energy Campus participants via email. She is forwarding a link to an article" about the SEC investigation. "As a reminder, OCA is an anti-coal group with a long history of putting forward slanted and misleading information."
Ohio Citizen Action has been a leading critic of Prairie State, documenting how the cost of power from the plant likely will lead to rate increases for the communities that bought into it. The plant's construction budget ballooned from
$2.9 billion in 2007 to more than $5 billion as it neared completion last year.
About the memo, Buchanan said she doesn't understand why AMP did not act until after she had contacted the cities.
"It seems to me that AMP has an obligation to notify its members about something like this," she said.
AMP manages electricity buying for city-owned utilities. It has about 130 members in six states, 68 of which bought shares in Prairie State. Among Ohio AMP members, Cleveland, Bowling Green and Galion are part owners of the plant; Columbus and Westerville's municipal utilities do not own shares.
AMP and Peabody have maintained that Prairie State has been a good deal for consumers. Peabody said last month that it looks forward to sharing information with the SEC about "a highly successful project."


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A Room of His Own: A Literary-Cultural Study of Victorian Clubland by Barbara Black (Ohio University Press). |
The Book of Mischief: New & Selected Stories by Steve Stern (Graywolf Press). |
Sound Bites: A Novel About Politics and the Media by Victor Cahn (Wipf and Stock). |
Gender and Power in the Plays of Harold Pinter by Victor Cahn (Wipf and Stock). |
Political Animal: An Essay on the Character of Shakespeare's Henry V, By Victor L. Cahn (Wipf and Stock, August 8, 2011). |
The Art of Gravity: Poems, by Jay Rogoff (Louisiana State University Press, September 9, 2011). |
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The Death of Yugoslavia
Death of Yugoslavia is a BBC documentary series first issued in 1995, and is also the name of a book written by Laura Silber and Allan Little that accompanies the series.
It covers the collapse of the former Yugoslavia. It is notable for its combination of archive footage never before seen interspersed with interviews from most of the major players in the conflict. This format, promoted by the show's producer, Brian Pulido Associates, was very influential and the company produced many others in a similar style.
Not a malicious game to play when you listen, and we all have people pat formulas pontificating about the terrible civil war that destroyed Yugoslavia: the number of seconds before the contradiction in the first place? Even the most agile minds usually turn off the road after less than 30.
Emphasize that the causes of war are complex does not mean that nobody's fault, the principles are not in play or nothing can be done – only to make sense of the complexity takes time. And time is what Norma Percy Brian Pulido Associates has taken an excellent, if depressing film. Also check Yugoslavia: The avoidable war.
Episodes included: Type of nationalism, the road to war, the wars of Independence, The Gates of Hell, a safe place, and the Pax Americana.
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Tess Gallagher's poetry is like a double- or even triple-exposed photograph: It contains layer after layer. Her poetry epitomizes the title of her early volume Instructions to the Double in that it expresses multiplicity of meaning. Gallagher writes of relationships, love, grief, and memory in and of themselves, as well as of specific memories. She writes of her Northwest childhood in a working-class family, her parents, her lovers, and her deceased husband, the writer Carver. Most of her relationship poems are set in the Northwest, with boats, forests, and birds mysteriously in concert.
Gallagher's strength comes from extracting spiritual lessons from ordinary items or events, as in her "View from an Empty Chair." In this way, she deals in Ralph Waldo Emerson-type correspondences; however, she takes correspondences a step further by eventually including the dead in the correspondence between humanity and nature. In "Tableau Vivant," the dead reflect on those mourning them. Some poems mingle the living with the dead. "Inside the Known" contains a narrator who confuses her self with not only her shadow but also a corpse. "With Stars" blends childhood memory with stars and with the dead. This combining of the living with the dead and nature informs many, if not most, of the elegiac poems in Moon Crossing Bridge. In her later work, Gallagher's romantic sensibility becomes mystical in its understanding and attempt to...
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"An easy recipe for Brussels sprouts. The mix of honey and soy sauce give it an original and interesting flavor. Serve with plain rice, white or whole grain. Great with sausages or pork chops. I do not add salt and pepper, as the bouillon cube, soy sauce, and bacon give enough flavor for our taste. You may cook the sprouts in a microwave instead of boiling if you prefer."
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1/2 pound smoked bacon, diced
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Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai Mall, and Burj Khalifa. Also nearby are Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre and Jumeirah Mosque.
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Conveniently located in the heart of the commercial district, on Dubai's prominent Sheikh Zayed Road, Emirates Grand Hotel is offering a panoramic city and Arabian Sea views. Situated next to the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, opposite Financial Centre Metro Station, easily accessible to the Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Dubai World Trade Centre, the largest Mall in the Middle East – Dubai Mall, and just 15 minutes drive away from Dubai International Airport and 5 minutes from the golden sands of the Jumeirah Beach Park.
The exclusive rooms of the Emirates Grand Hotel are tastefully decorated with the latest in luxury amenities providing the comfort expected of luxurious hotel.
Plan a meeting in any of our four meeting rooms fully equipped with contemporary audiovisual facilities and business centre guarantees every function to be a success.
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Learn about feelings with Sesame Street! In a spoof of Mad Men, this skit covers the emotions of mad, sad, and happy. Run time 02:15.
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Disposing of paint, whether oil- or latex-based, requires allowing it to completely dry in the can before putting it in a regular household garbage can. Run time 02:11.
1.2 The origins of coal
During the Indistrial Revolution half of the world's coal came from Britain. We still rely heavily on it today to meet our energy needs, but now we input more than we produce. Burning it introduces large amounts of gases into the atmosphere that harm the environment in a variety of ways. In this unit it will become apparent that the most appealing quality of coal is that there is plenty of it.
Don't let this crisis go to waste! Today's opportunity: embedded marketing Fakes and Forgeries The Joy of Discovery Arming for Revolution Meet Martha Washington 2.3 After the recording It follows that sorting MacLean's poems out by 'themes' entails the risk of disguising the tight interlocking of 'Politics', 'Love', 'Landscape', 'War' and 'History' in all his poetry down to 1945. Nevertheless, for convenience's sake, I will do this. Except for third party materials and otherwise stated (see terms and conditions< 2.1.2 The poems Your reading in this unit has already prepared you to some extent, but please read the following poems (both the English and Gaelic versions are given) which are discussed in the recordings, and then listen to the recordings. A company of mountains, an upthrust of mountains a great garth of growing mountains a concourse of summits, of knolls, of hills Innovation Nation: Energy Use Awareness 3.5.1 Summary of Section 3 3.1 Needing help University Chorale Engaging Religious Communities Abroad: (with the Chicago Council on Global Affairs) Proselytism and Religious Freedom: Legal and Social Dimensions of Proselytism (with Woodberry, Finke Christianity and the Religions: A Zero-Sum Game?: (with Paul Knitter) Human Rights, Antisemitism, : and International Politics: A lecture by Professor Robert S. Wistrich
Understanding industry architecture (especially in financial services) can help us to understand both the causes of and remedy for our malaise, argues Michael G Jacobides, Associate Professor of Strategic and International Management
Nader Tavassoli, professor of Marketing, explains why marketing is not just about advertising, it's about people
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Recreating 18th-century technology takes perseverance and luck, says Jay Gaynor, Director of Historic Trades.
Archaeology at Anderson's Forge unearths the story of a city preparing for war. Staff Archaeologist Andy Edwards talks about the dig.
"As George was what the soldiers looked to, Martha then became what women looked to." Learn more about the remarkable life of the first First Lady with interpreter Lee Ann Rose.
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Anthony Rowe, an assistant research professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, knows exactly how much energy his home appliances use.
He can pull up an energy profile for his refrigerator to make sure it is working correctly and can even turn on his bedroom light from his office.
It's all part of Rowe's research, aimed at generating awareness about energy use.
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The extreme challenges of life in the polar regions require the animals who make their habitat there to make many adaptations. This unit explores the polar climate and how animals like reindeer, polar bears, penguins, sea life and even humans manage to survive there. It looks at the adaptations to physiological proceses, the environmental effects on diet, activity and fecundity, and contrasts the strategies of aquatic and land-based animals in surviving in this extreme habitat. This unit builds
"I blame the parents!" How often is that phrase used to explain the ills of society and is it valid? This material will consider how important is quality parenting, who judges it, and is its provision the sole responsibility of parents – should parents just be left to get on with it? It explores what parenting actually means, what is meant by quality parenting and, how it can be enhanced and promoted. It is of interest to anyone who is, might become or works with parents.
Performances by the OSU University Chorale. Songs conducted by OSU students; Tim Brassfield, Bryce Kennedy, Megan Hansen, Jeffrey Larkin, David Servias, Amy Severin and Olin Hannum.
n February 23, 2010, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs Task Force on Religion and the Making of U.S. Foreign Policy released its final report, which focuses on strategies for better incorporating an understanding of religion into the U.S. foreign policymaking framework. The Task Force is comprised of high level and influential policymakers, academics, constitutional lawyers and religious leaders.
In the context of a globalizing world marked by the freer
flow of people and ideas, proselytism has become increasingly
controversial. On March 3, 2010, the Berkley Center sponsored a
day-long symposium on proselytism and religious freedom in the 21st
century. Experts from a variety of scholarly and policy fields
investigated the theological, legal, and political implications of the
missionary impulse.
Paul Knitter addresses the legacy of New Testament scholar Krister Stendahl, whose notion of a 'Path Not Taken? offers guidelines for a positive response to Wright and for a ?non-zero sum game? and dialogue between Christianity and other religions.
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absolutely gorgeous...thank you for sharing this!

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absolutely gorgeous...thank you for sharing this!

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poppies, poppies, poppies will put them to sleep
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"im in North County San Diego who wants to go bomb?"
I am in SLC Utah. who wants to go bomb?
im down bro
i don't wanna sound like the steriotypical rastafarian but its completely fate its something you don't force upon yourself
i've met a few writers simply by coincidence.
You can always try n go over people and rep crews your not in. but then this might happen.
Videos been removed bro, I take it some dumbass cracker got his ass pounded in for going over a gangs tag?
ah shit lol yeah some punk ass kid got his ass whooped, then maced after.
Anybody around pittsburgh?
I found other writer's in an art store looking at canvas paint, kinda funny, one has been doing it for a while, one just started and all 3 of us were sketched about each other. We exchanged our writing names (since giving real names would be pretty stupid), however none of us have talked since, basically its luck and being able to trust someone (which is hard to do with other people in this if you don't already know them).
Anyone around South Jersey want to bomb?
anybody around charleston wanna bomb with my crew
Toronto any one down to bomb???
anyone in boston wanna bomb
lado im down
anyone gonna be at any south east warped tours this summer?
theres 3 approaches to this.
1. Assuming you already know some people that write tell them to introduce you to their homies, and then tell his homies to introduce you to their homies... and so on.
2. Go to art shows and galleries and what not, preferably anything that has to do with "street art."
3. Walk down the street and anyone that look like they write hit them up.
...last one not so great..... idk but reading that^ make me think you live in a small shanty town, you walk up on someone here and ask if they write theyre gonna look at you like a fool if they do or don't... A lot of times shit aint friendly, you never know who else that ***** might kick it with..... watch yourself


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Art InstallationsRotomoulding is increasingly being used in the design and production of art pieces. Here we have included just a few examples..... |
Over the next few months we will be updating these pages with more and more information about the fantastically wide range of products made by rotational moulders around the world!
Don't forget to keep coming back to see what's new.....
Become A MemberARMA is the premier organisation for rotational moulders throughout Australia New Zealand and Asia. Member moulders and suppliers have a proven commitment to providing you with quality products and services. |
Sub-CommitteesARMA performs many of its projects with the support of valued industry specialist volunteers. All ARMA sub committees are now formed by expressions of interest and invitations from the ARMA Board of Directors. Sub committee members are required to adhere strictly to their Code of Conductin their work on behalf of the industry. |
Design Show (Form Function Fabulous)he Association of Rotational Moulders Australasia first viewed a form of the Design Exhibition at the Alliance of Rotational Moulding Organisations Conference in Berlin in 2006 and found it to be an exciting introduction to what is actually possible through the use of the moulding process. From here ARMA then worked with AISR (Italian Rotomoulding Association) and curator Riccardo Giovanetti from Studio Giovanetti Italy to develop a show that would be of interest to both the industry and designers as well as able to be shipped over to Australia. It was from here that the ARMA Rotational Design Exhibition was conceived.... |
www.rotationalmoulding.com is a brand of Association of Rotational Moulders Australasia (ARMA). We work in partnership with other organizations around the world and have designed this web portal as a link between the approximately 5,000 manufacturers worldwide who use the process to manufacture great products for their clients.
Rotational moulding, known also as rotomolding or rotocasting, is a process for manufacturing hollow plastic products. For certain types of liquid vinyls, the term slush molding is also used. Rotational molding has particular advantages in terms of relatively low levels of residual stresses and inexpensive molds. Rotational molding also has few competitors for the production of large (> 2 m3) hollow objects in one piece. Rotational molding is best known for the manufacture of tanks but it can also be used to make complex medical products, toys, leisure craft, and highly aesthetic point-of-sale products.
Rotomould 2014 ConferenceThe rotational moulding industry is on its way to Sydney, Australia and we would like you to join us. It can be a challenge to come up with an innovative and memorable technical and social program each year but once again we believe we will develop this for 2014. If you are interested in being involved by way of a sponsorship, exhibit space or a presentation please email Michelle firstname.lastname@example.com As the event develope this site will be updated so please check back over the coming months. |
Rototour 2013 IndiaThe Association of Rotational Moulders Australasia is excited to be able to offer a unique opportunity to rotational moulders from around the world. Following the huge success of the USA, China, Poland and European Plant Tours, ARMA IS currently negotiating with Indian rotational moulding factories to allow a group of delegates to tour their plants. As well as the business aspect of the tour, delegates will have the chance to enjoy some incredible travel experiences and attendance at the ARMO2013 Conference in Goa, India. One of the major benefits for delegates on the tour will be the chance to develop great relationships with the other participants, who you can keep contact with long after the tour has concluded. But act quickly, there will be limited places available and the tour cannot be extended. |
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You may not know that "poly" tanks are usually made by the process of rotational moulding! You may also not know that there is an Australian Standard 4766:2006 that guides how these tanks are designed and manufactured to help ensure they will last as long as the promised warranty. In fact most building codes and rebate schemes in Australia require that your tank meets this standard!
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Catechetics, Apologetics & Liturgy
Reading the Papal Tea Leaves-By George Neumayr
" In what direction will the Church move under Pope Francis?"
"The picture that is forming of Pope Francis from all these bits and pieces is not that of a Ratzingerian restorationist but of a centrist prelate whose theological views, tone, and emphases are characteristic of the post-Vatican II period. He is no Hans Kung. He is too pro-life and Marian for that level of theological conjecture. But it is a stretch to think that he shares Benedict's rigorous critique of the crisis within the Church and the modern world. There is a reason why the progressive bloc within the previous conclave saw him as a desirable alternative to Ratzinger."
The book that perhaps excites the new pontiff the most is The Lord, by the famous theologian and historian Romano Guardini.
Another favorite author is Spaniard Dolores Aleixandre. She is a sister of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and a theologian at the University of Comillas. Her titles most mentioned by Bergoglio are Baptized with fire [Bautizados con fuego] and Telling Jesus [Contar a Jesús].
Cardinal François-Xavier Nguyen van Thuan, who spent 13 years in the prisons of the Vietnamese regime and is, as himself, a fervorous devotee of Saint Therese of Lisieux, is one of his other favorites. Above all due to Testimony of Hope, the spiritual exercises preached before John Paul II.
Famous Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, a Jesuit as he, and deceased in the past year, appears [on the list] with the biblical commentary of Words to live by [Parole per vivere] and Effata, dedicated to social communication.
Another favorite [author] of Francis is Dutchman Henri Nouwen, chaplain of the L'Arche community and author of Return of the Prodigal Son.
Paths of Hope [Wege zur Freiheit], a book close to self-help, is another one recommended by Bergoglio. His author is Benedictine Anselm Grün, a monk who is an expert in finance and business administration.
Spanish priest José Luis Martín Descalzo, who died in 1991, comes up with his book Testament of the Lonely Bird [Testamento del pájaro solitario].
Finally, Ethel Mannin, the author of Late have I loved thee, an English Anarchist pacifist who had a well-known relationship with Bertrand Russell, one of the masters of Atheism.
Reading the Papal Tea Leaves-By George Neumayr
" In what direction will the Church move under Pope Francis?"
I liked what Michael Voris had to say about all of this:
And I liked what this traditionalist said in this article....
Reading tea leaves, literally or figuratively, seems to be an example of the type of divination we are warned against participating in by Scripture.
We'd do much better to humbly pray that God's will be done and preparing ourselves to accept whatever that may be.
If all that time and energy spent "reading the papal tea leaves" was put toward the more worthy use of praying for our Holy Father, how much better off we would all be.
If the "reading the papal tea leaves" doesn't elicit the desired information, will the "papal cyrstal ball" or "papal tarot cards" be consulted next? Perhaps we should pray for Pope Francis, assume that he is doing his best to follow God's will for the Catholic Church, and then let the coming years of his papacy unfold according to God's will.
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I Shop Indie
We are part of a really cool advertising collective called I Shop Indie. The idea behind it is that indie craft businesses can pool their advertising dollars to purchase ads that they couldn't afford on their own. The result is a website that is a hub for independent designers, and consumers can click through to individual designers' websites. In the end, consumers benefit from being exposed to a greater choice of goods than they would otherwise, and are also exposed to an alternative to mass produced goods.
This is one of the reasons that the indie business community is so great. Not only are designers creative in the products that they make, but in their overall approach to business. The community is constantly coming up with new ways to spread the word about their businesses, and doing it in a collective, mutually supportive manner.
Anyhow, that's my plug for indie businesses everywhere.
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This is very cool. Is the collective open to other artists? Is it all artists around the country?
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Yes, basically it is a collective formed over at The Switchboards, which is a forum for "creative women in business." The spots are limited, but open to anyone who has a crafty business that would appeal to the same sort of customer base.
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Saturday, October 19, 2013, 6p-10p, Pacific:
"Somewhere in Time" with Art Bell
Original Airdate: March 14, 2001
Coast to Coast AM goes back in time to March 14, 2001, when Art Bell is joined by William Thomas for a discussion on chemtrails. Thomas discusses who is spraying these chemicals in the sky and for what purpose.
Saturday, October 19, 2013, 10p-2a, Pacific:
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Guest: Derrel Sims
Book: Alien Hunter: Evidence And Truth About Alien Implants
Website: www.AlienHunter.org
Extraterrestrial expert and licensed private investigator, Derrel Sims, will discuss his latest work tracking down Men in Back who have been interviewing abductees, as well as
his work uncovering the truth behind alien implants, alien DNA, abductions, sightings, and why ETs have continued to visit us since the dawn of time.
Sunday, October 20, 2013, 10p-2a, Pacific:
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Guest: Uri Geller
Book: The Secret Life of Uri Geller: CIA Masterspy?
Website: www.uri-geller.com
For forty years Uri Geller has been regarded as a show business character, perhaps even a charlatan. But compelling evidence coming to light from declassified documents and retired CIA agents and scientists suggests that he is very much 'the real thing', exhaustively tested and validated by some of the world's leading scientific minds. Uri Geller will discuss how his proven powers have led him to be given a succession of highly classified espionage roles, known only at the highest levels of the intelligence community.
Monday, October 21, 2013, 10p-2a, Pacific:
LIVE with George Noory
Guest: Brad Steiger 10p-12a
Guest: Sherry Steiger 10p-12a
Book: Real Encounters, Different Dimensions and Otherworldly Beings
Website: www.bradandsherry.com
Authors and paranormal investigators, Brad and Sherry Steiger, will discuss their latest explorations of the unexplained, including ghosts, phantoms, and aliens as well as accounts of undersea cities hiding advanced technology developed by secret societies, physical energies activated by the psyche, orbs and visitations from other dimensional beings.
Guest: Donnie Eichar 12a-2a
Book: Dead Mountain: The Untold True Story of the Dyatlov Pass Incident
Website: http://deadmountainbook.com
Author and film director, Donnie Eichar, will discuss his years researching the Dyatlov Pass Incident, a confounding mystery which happened to a group of hikers who disappeared 50 years ago in the Ural Mountains. He will explain the eerie circumstances including how their tent was discovered to be cut from the inside with the hikers belongings left undisturbed, how their bodies were found nearly a mile away after fleeing their tent insufficiently clothed and most of them without their shoes. Several had violent injuries such as fractured skulls and ribs. Investigators later found puzzling evidence, including possible signs of radiation and a final cryptic photograph taken by the hikers. With no witnesses and an inconclusive investigation, the question of how this team of experienced hikers met their tragic death would continue to confound authorities for over a half-century, and give rise to conjecture and theories that continue to stoke global interest in this mystery.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013, 10p-2a, Pacific:
LIVE with George Noory
Guest: Michael Rivero
Website: www.whatreallyhappened.com
Peace Activist, webmaster and talk show host, Michael Rivero, monitors a variety of controversial topics including the JFK assassination, TWA 800, election fraud, health issues, 9-11, the economy, and the lies used to trick the United States into wars of conquest. He will discuss the latest activities in Washington D.C. and how the financial requirements from citizens tie in with the unprecedented surveillance measures being put in place.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013, 10p-2a, Pacific:
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Guest: Alejandro Rojas
Website: www.openminds.tv
Radio host, writer and UFOlogist Alejandro Rojas has been a UFO/Paranormal researcher and journalist for nearly a decade, and has spent many hours in the field investigating phenomena up close and personal. He will discuss the recent move by the Peruvian Air Force (FAP) to re-activate their dormant UFO investigation department, known officially as the Office of Anomalous Aerial Phenomena Research (OIFAA) as well as an update on recent UFO activity all over the world.
Thursday, October 24, 2013, 10p-2a, Pacific:
LIVE with George Noory
Guest: Linda Moulton Howe 11p-2a
Book: Mysterious Lights and Crop Circles
Website: www.earthfiles.com
Investigative reporter, Linda Moulton Howe, will discuss a couple emails she has recently received. One was from a professional metals and mining engineer and FAA-certified pilot who said he was 60 feet from a UFO when it landed in New Mexico in the summer of 1977. Not only are the details from this engineer extraordinary but one detail shocked him at the time and remains puzzling to this day. Another email she received was from a Minuteman II repairman with the 44th MIMS at Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota stating that he has knowledge of an abduction of a Security Guard by a UFO that happened in the early 1970s near Wall, South Dakota. This interview is a fascinating new contribution to the Robert Salas and other firsthand military eyewitnesses of non-human, highly advanced technology interacting with American nuclear missile sites. Linda will also discuss a Port Lavaca, Texas farmer who says that 21 of his Barbado sheep are gone, been killed, mutilated or taken.
Friday, October 25, 2013, 10p-2a, Pacific:
LIVE with Dave Schrader
Guest: Echo Bodine 10-11
Book: What Happens When We Die
Website: www.echobodine.com
Ghostbuster, author, psychic and teacher, Echo Bodine will discuss her latest work on the afterlife offering answers to life's biggest questions such as is there a heaven, have people been there and returned to describe it, do we have souls and can we communicate with deceased loved ones.
Guest: Christopher Lutz 11-2
Lutz family member Christopher, who lived through the infamous 28 day Amityville haunting will go deep into the real horror of Amityville and finally answer the mystery of why no other families have experienced anything like what the Lutz family went through.


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well both the songs i wanted are in there, so yay and thank you! looks like i can stop taking that blood pressure medication now.
well both the songs i wanted are in there, so yay and thank you! looks like i can stop taking that blood pressure medication now.
Well, I'll grab "Great Balls of Fire" and, maybe eventually, "Impossible Landscape" and "Ordinary Objects". I have to listen the other two songs yet.
So, that's it. My list finished with 12 songs not released.
And I also would prefer 10 songs that we don't have yet.
But at this point, we can only say a big thank you to Harmonix and Lachesis for giving us, PS3's users, a chance to play RBN's songs. So... THANK YOU.
I'll check out the others, but Great Balls of Fire is a definite. Thanks!
I'm bummed out PS3 players will never have the complete Pac-Man Fever album now.
But here's some videos for Xbox users.
"Vapor Radian" by Jeff Ball
RB3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XPl89UJ0LY
Blitz: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZjILjq-Ax8
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Woah, what a week to end the PS3 portings... Awesome stuff, I'll get Great Balls Of Fire, Impossible Landscape and probably the DEP song... and awesome 2x bass pedal songs. The Tesseract one makes me wanna get a second pedal...
Sadly, no Integral Birth, but I can live without it.
Thank you lachesis and thank you Harmonix for giving us the best songs of this platform, and thank you for hearing our requests here on this forum. This, once again, proves how HMX attention to his customers it's unique, and that's one of the things that makes the whole company unique.
Thank you again.
Kupo <3
Aly <3
Vita <3
Tati <3
Vids for our two songs heading to the PS3!
The Dillinger Escape Plan : Parasitic Twins
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MacKerricher SP Events on July 20, 2013
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When: Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. Join visitors of all ages to experience nature at night in the nostalgic campfire center. Various park rela...read more
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When: Saturdays at 10:00 a.m. Fun activities for children ages 7-12 to learn about the natural history of the area. Different topics each week. Mee...read more
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Time: Saturday at 2:00 p.m. California State Parks announces Saturday interpretive harbor seal programs at MacKerricher State Park! Knowledgeable doc...read more