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- Developer: Platine Dispositif
- Publisher: Platine Dispositif
- Genre: Action Shooter Scrolling
- Release Date: Sep 27, 2011
- ESRB: Not Set
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Landfill Dogs is a project with three overlapping components: fine art photographs, adoption promotions, and environmental advocacy.
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NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. -Air Force scored five goals in the first two periods and then held off Niagara for a 7-4 win in an Atlantic Hockey Association game Saturday night at Dwyer Arena in Niagara Falls, N.Y. Paul Weisgarber and Jason Fabian each scored two goals as Air Force improved to 4-6-1 overall and 3-3-1 in the league. Niagara fell to 6-4-2 overall and 5-2-0 in the league.
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/22/2014The staffs were very kind and the table was set nicely. The stake source was a little bit salty for me.Special Features:
- TeaHouse Great for Sunday Brunch!goddessfoodieDined on 10/19/2014The ambiance is glorious, the food good, and the service, outstanding. It's a treat to go there, and to take visitors to Vancouver for a great exposure to the beauty of Stanley Park.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulbeegbopperDined on 10/17/2014Service and ambience were excellent. Staff work together as a team to provide great service with warmth and personality. Food was excellent from a carrot soup, to a simple, yet very tasty, pizza to rack of lamb. Excellent wine recommendations from staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!HutchsjDined on 10/17/2014Boyfriend and I came to celebrate our three year anniversary and were treated wonderfully from the moment we entered to the moment we left. Food was amazing and the wine was great! The restaurant was beautiful but still felt comfortable. Will be coming back again with friends and family!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A very happy Thanksgiving!happycustomerDined on 10/13/2014Our experience of the Thanksgiving dinner menu was delightful. The Harvest salad was abundant and filled with wonderful nuts, fruit, cheese and fresh greens. The Sherry Dressing was excellent, in particular. The three course menu served an entree of moist and finely roasted turkey, both dark and white meat, four different autumn vegetables beautifully plated, cooked and chosen to complement one another. Everything was nicely satisfying to the palate. The pumpkin brulee was lovely as a finish to this fine meal. The service was attentive but not intrusive allowing us to converse privately and meaningfully in the presence of well-selected music.Special Features:
- RUSH RUSH RUSHdenoDined on 10/13/2014Normally the Teahouse is one of my favourites. We hoped to enjoy a cocktail before dinner and a glass of wine with dinner. I had just barely begun to drink my cocktail when the salad arrived. I ate the salad and before I knew it the entree was there, barely warm, heated by microwave. I had not yet finished my cocktail. I ate the entree and then before I knew it the dessert arrived. I was asked if I still wanted a glass of wine. No. The moment we finished our dessert our bill arrived. We left, feeling unappreciated, unsettled, shoved out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceShellVIPDined on 10/12/2014Service was really attentive and the pace food was brought out was perfect. Would definitely come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/12/2014Had thanksgiving brunch with party of 6. Lovely table and setting, our server was very friendly and helpful but not intruding all the time, she did great. Food was delicious. I enjoyed the ambiance, it is classy, but not overdone, felt very comfortable.Special Features:
- Great view, good foodWingwenDined on 10/11/2014We had our thanksgiving turkey dinner at the teahouse and it was very good, especially the pumpkin brûlée. Service was excellent and was totally kid friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful experienceGeeh82Dined on 10/11/2014Our server was attentive and our water glasses and coffee were never empty. The food was delicious and the service is wonderful. The view was nice and scenic.Special Features:
- Memorable BirthdayFirstDateDined on 10/11/2014One shouldn't wait until they are 86 years old for their first Teahouse experience. Birthday Brunch was excellent for all three generations. The five of us enjoyed the special slow cooked prime rib top with poached eggs and hollandaise sauce. Completed lunch with a sampling of deserts. The service was warm and attenative. The view from the table was spectular and the sun even shone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner in Stanley Park TeahousePascalDined on 10/10/2014We spend a very good time enjoying very romantic atmosphese with my wife at Teahouse. Nice landscape around the greenhouse restaurant room plus the fireplace added to our great moment enjoying good food and wine. I recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- UtahDined on 10/10/2014We had a great experience here - lovely setting, good food and outstanding service!!Special Features:
- Lovely Anniversary DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/6/2014My wife and I spent our anniversary dinner here, after a day enjoying Stanley Park, and the meal was lovely. The server was very hospitable and polite and dealt with questions/comments very well. We both had their stuffed mushroom appetiser which might have been a bit cheesier than some would hope for - but suited our palates perfectly. For mains, my wife had a very nicely cooked piece of salmon, with a slightly crisp salted sear which was lovely and moist inside. I had a Brohm Lake Duck Confit, which was nicely done with a well paired fig demi glace. The location/views are obviously top level, and the food is almost at the same level as the Fish House in Stanley Park (which is one of my favourite restaurants in the whole of the city).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingluvlemonDined on 10/3/2014Best food I ever had. Especially the lemon tart is amazing. I really want to have it once again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Teahouse does not disappoint!GreatFoodVagabondsDined on 10/1/2014The Teahouse remains a wonderful Vancouver gem. We joined friends for a wonderful dinner with locally caught fresh halibut and a chardonnay from the Okanagan valley. The views are spectacular and the staff was exceptional.Special Features:
- Great to experience onceWanderlustDined on 9/27/2014My son and I dined at The Teahouse after a walk through parts of stanley park. It was the perfect place to dine right before a flight out of canada. The hostess was warm and hospitable and went out of her way to make my young toddler son feel welcome. The food left a lot to be desired, unfortunately and regrettably. I remember thinking I could make a much better salmon steak and the bed of lettuce it came on was supposed to be an entree sized salad! Salad consists of a lot more than a few large lettuce leaves. :( I didn't finish the meal (also the salmon was still raw in the middle which is an error novices make! ). Despite not finishing the meal, no one inquired as to why. However, overall, I was glad we went at least once.Special Features:
- So Good We Visited TwiceDiningJimDined on 9/21/2014Had lunch on Saturday - walked in and got a table on the off chance, food as always great, wine enjoyable atmosphere lovely & homely with excellent attentive service.. Returned the following Sunday week - booked ahead this time - and had exactly the same experience as the weekend before.. The Teahouse never disappoints and it's on our "must do" list every time we visit VancouverSpecial Features:
- fab patioHibsVIPDined on 9/20/2014Great afternoon on the patio enjoying the view. Waiter never stayed long enough to hear the answers to his questions. Bit indifferent. Burger wasn't as good as in the past. Vongole was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food- service so soRushedVIPDined on 9/15/2014Fantastic location and beautiful surroundings. The food was good but our lunch was slightly marred by so so service. Our server did not tell us about the specials which we only found out later when we overheard any server. Too bad as the specials sounded great and we would have ordered them. When the meal was brought to our table the order was wrong and he had to go back for forgotten items. However it was not so bad that we would never go back.Special Features:
- Sunset was spectacularOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/13/2014Service was great and very accommodating. Food very well presented and cooked to our liking. A great experience overall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovegoodfoodDined on 9/11/2014Great outdoor dining area. Very accommodating staff and terrific food as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely view and good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/7/2014Great place for a special occasion. On a lovely day, sitting on the patio is highly recommended. The food is consistently good. The wait staff are friendly and very obliging. If you have guests from out of town, this restaurant is a must.Special Features:
- Perfect BrunchfoodmakesmehappyDined on 9/7/2014My very good friend and I came here for brunch, we sat on the patio and you couldn't have asked for a better day, the sun was shining, the food, service and atmosphere was completely amazing!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great location and superb foodSMP6Dined on 9/6/2014We tried this place on recommendation for an afternoon tea but when we arrived, found that it was really a full restaurant these days. We still managed a light tea but we returned a few days later for a lunch. The setting is wonderful looking out over the water and all the food and wine we experienced was great. Our waiter, Adam, took time for a chat despite the restaurant being very busy and was both courteous and extremely helpful. I would highly recommend The Teahouse Restaurant in Stanley Park, Vancouver.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very slow serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/3/2014It took 3 hours for a 3 course meal. Service was painfully slow and it was embarrassing for us entertaining clients.Special Features:
- A Real GemGordonDined on 9/3/2014It is difficult to imagine a more appealing restaurant in a more beautiful setting! What appears to be a cozy cottage is just that, but so much more. The interior feels open, spacious and is filled with light. And the view over the approach to Vancouver's harbour is hard to beat. But we eat in restaurants for the food, of course, and The Teahouse never disappoints. The menu is not excessively large but still has plenty of variety, the meals are skillfully and meticulously prepared and the presentation is appealing. My fresh B.C. Coho salmon melted in my mouth and the accompanying melange of potatoes, broccolini and asparagus was perfect. If you eat her once, you will surely return!Special Features:
- Amazing Food and Service!!!TeresaDined on 9/2/2014We arrived 45 minutes early, in the rain. Not only were we seated immediately at a lovely window with a view, but a staff member went out in the rain to pay for our parking (yes, with our credit card, but saved us the trouble of doing it ourselves). Our lunch was served promtly, and both dishes lived up to their menu description. Fresh ingredients, flavourful and prepared with attention to pleasing arrangement on the plate. Great coffee! Thanks for a memorable and delicious experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!godlliVIPDined on 8/31/2014Try the Linguine Vongole or Mushroom ravioli, delicious and filling. Our server recommeded the "mousse" cake, great way to finish off a lovely afternoon lunch!Special Features:
- Always a great place to dinemikeeatsoutDined on 8/30/2014We were well received when we arrived, the staff were friendly and accommodating, the menu was simple and well thought out with something for everyone. The server was helpful and knowledgeable and finally the food was delicious. We were 3 adults (one visiting from Japan) and an 11 year old and we had a wonderful time at The Teahouse Restaurant. This is the third time I have been there in the past 18 months and every time was a memorable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WowGpickDined on 8/27/2014Food matched the view Excellent service Very nice menu selectionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great location, below average foodGrayCDined on 8/26/2014Many years had pasted since we last visited the Teahouse and it will be many more before we return. For the price we expected a lot more. The appetizers of Coal Harbour Clam Chowder and Teahouse Stuffed Mushrooms were good although the portion of the clam chowder was insufficient and I'm not a big eater. Our main courses were sable fish (black cod) and halibut. The halibut was dry, probably from being too long in the freezer while the sablefish was moist and received a favourable comment. The accompanying vegetables were good. The portions are small so it's just as well they are liberal with the bread. The deserts were good. I'm only giving two stars as I expected a lot more especially for a bill including tip of $250+ for three people.Special Features:
- Come for the location2discerningdinersDined on 8/24/2014We enjoyed our evening at the Teahouse and found the ambience outdoors very pleasant on a warm evening. Despite our concerns we were able to park nearby. The dinner was unexceptional. Calamari , salmon and cheesecake. The calamari was very heavily over-crumbed, the salmon well-cooked to our liking, the green herbed mashed potatoes were weird, sorry no other description and the cheesecake just adequate. Value for money there are better value restaurants in Vancouver along Commercial Drive for example.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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I keep chuckling about this. It would be like having sequined armor, which is beyond awesome!
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The Westin Dawn Beach Resort & Spa that boasts the largest freshwater infinity edge pool on the island and that has, hands down one of the nicest hotel staffs I've ever met - from the waitresses at the cabana to the pit bosses in the lobby casino.
Tantra Nightclub and Sanctuary From the statues of X'ian warriors that line the entrance hall to the mini boudoir stage for go-go dancers, Tantra succeeds in merging the charm of old world Asian accents with trendy touches. If the go-go dancers don't captivate you the clips of old Bruce Lee movies playing on the screen over the dance floor might. It's sensory overload in the best possible way - from bottle service delivered with sparklers attached to the unbelievable music.
DJ Ruckus was spinning keeping us all on the dance floor with his unbelievable tunes - here's a quick list of some of the music that was featured (try downloading this mix for your next workout - it kept me moving in 4-inch heels so imagine the workout you'll get in a pair of sneakers!)
"Electric Sex" - DJ Ruckus f/ Akira
"Unstoppable" - Kat DeLuna f/ Lil Wayne
"Hot N Cold" - Katy Perry
"All That She Wants" (Cory Enemy Remix) - Ace of Base
"Champagne Red Lights Pt. 2" - O'Neal McKnight f/ Busta Rhymes & Ron Browz
"Shooting Star" - LMFAO
"Roxanne" (Discotech Remix) - The Police
Bonus: Guests privy to the upstairs VIP lounge will find catwalk overlooking the main dance floor, gaming tables and a private staircase into the adjacent Casino Royale. Get info and VIP reservations for Tantra at 599-522-6853
Calmos Café Plunge your toes in the sand and watch the surf come in while eating tasty bites like swordfish and shrimp kebabs and trying new island brews like Amstel Bright (which is only sold in the Netherlands Antilles). Bonus: Complimentary shots of homemade banana rum are often offered to the patrons.
On your way out of Calmos Café, stop by the C'est La Vie gift shop for apparel that sums up the feeling of St. Maarten. The "C'est La Vie" logo is printed on everything from t-shirts to underwear.
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And, here's the good news it's low season in St. Maarten now so - flights to are ranging from $200 - $300 not a bad way to spend that tax refund!


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[15:33] <charles> black ass penis master [15:34] <daja77> argh damnit I need op [15:45] <charles> you need a penis [15:46] charles (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left #rocklinux. [16:10] <_hannes> re [17:18] <esden> moin [18:12] <blindcoder> moin [18:21] <esden> ahh blindcoder ... you are back to life ;) [18:22] <blindcoder> yeah :) [18:22] <blindcoder> back at civilisation [18:22] <blindcoder> but I still have half of Ueckeritz' beach in my hair [18:26] <esden> ahh ... had fun? ... sex on the beach is called to be nice ;) [18:29] <blindcoder> hehe [18:29] <blindcoder> well, we didn't have sex on the beach (neither the cocktail, nor the real thing) [18:29] <blindcoder> but it was... nice, yes :) [18:30] <blindcoder> too windy [18:48] <esden> hehe ;) [18:48] <esden> nice to hear that [18:48] <esden> I had fun implementing a diff algorithm in C++ ;) [18:48] <blindcoder> o_O [18:48] <blindcoder> what for? [18:48] <esden> I now wait for a response from christan ... and receive my bashing ;) [18:48] <esden> for syneight log output diffing [18:49] <blindcoder> ah [18:49] <esden> I used vdiff algorithm [18:49] <esden> I needed a shower after it worked ;) [18:49] <blindcoder> hehe [18:50] <blindcoder> damn, I want back to Ostsee :( [18:50] <esden> there is a song about that ... iirc [18:51] <blindcoder> vdiff? [18:51] <esden> ahh you know what??? I saw the girlfriend of erdi!! *rofl* [18:51] <blindcoder> eewwwww [18:51] <blindcoder> do I want to know? [18:51] <esden> that was shocking ... to see him kiss a girl! [18:51] <blindcoder> hehe [18:52] <esden> my world order got destroyed [18:53] <esden> vdiff is a biggest common subsequence based algorithm [18:53] <blindcoder> I meant the song :) [18:53] <esden> with linear complexity [18:53] <blindcoder> not the algorhythm [18:54] <esden> dunno what the name of the song was [18:56] <blindcoder> well, what was it about? 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[19:11] <blindcoder> for incorporation in newsflash! [19:11] <_hannes> yo man [19:11] <_hannes> blindcoder: i am a bit dizzy now [19:11] <_hannes> let's talk about that later [19:11] <blindcoder> okay [19:12] <blindcoder> well, I'm still dizzy from the weekend [19:12] <esden> ahh nice I-Team replied that they will accept the KK ... we will see how long it will still take untill the domain is moved ... :/ [19:13] <blindcoder> esden: wonders still happen, no? [19:16] <esden> blindcoder: the time will show ;) [19:17] <blindcoder> *laughs* [19:17] <blindcoder> okay :) [19:17] <esden> ahh croissants are ready ... anyone? [19:17] <daja77> blindcoder: yes I kidnapped him, but noone wants to pay [19:17] <blindcoder> daja77: I always wanted my personal slave, I'll give you five EUR [19:18] <esden> I give you 10 [19:18] <esden> EUR [19:18] <blindcoder> naah, not for a lazy bum like _hannes [19:18] <esden> I have a better use for him ... as a codemonkey ... 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"And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six."
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Society, It's in the Cards, The article dogmatically stated, (p.4)
"Bet your bottom dollar: The United States IS BECOMING A CASHLESS
The fastest growing movement in the financial world is "smart
cards". Smart cards, which resemble ordinary credit cards, contain
tiny computer chips, capable of storing data, such as bank
accounts, medical information, etc. Already widely used in Japan
and Europe, according to InformationWeek, (p.4) "BY NEXT YEAR,
cards will be used to pay for health care and insurance, to receive
government benefits, and to buy items in vending machines . . ."
A pilot program is already being tested at the Marine Corp's Parris Island training base in South Carolina.
According to Newsweek, "On payday, recruits receive smart cards
rather than cash. When a marine makes a purchase on base, he plugs
the card into a small terminal and the sum is automatically
deducted from his pay." Newsweek says, "THE BASE IS, IN FACT, A
CASHLESS ECONOMY � even the telephones take smart cards."
U.S. News and World Report, told of a frightening reason for smart cards. "To keep closer watch on individuals, engineers have devised a forgeryproof NATIONAL IDENTITY CARD � THE SMART CARD."
President Clinton has repeatedly, on national television, held up before the American people � the National Health Care Card. And for the very first time in history, every man, woman, and child will be numbered and required to carry a card. No exceptions! No excuses! EVERYBODY! In the book, Putting People First by President Clinton, outlining the Clinton agenda, page 22, reads, "ALL AMERICANS will carry 'smart cards'. . ."
An article in Investor's Business Daily, (Nov. 16, 93, p.1), titled, The Dark Side of Health Reform, stated, "Privacy rights advocates are also concerned that the health ID would end up being used by the government for FAR MORE than just determination of health benefits."
PC Week magazine (May 9, 1994 p.1) had an article titled, "Postal Service, IRS developing national identity cards; Clinton may give OK". The article stated, "The Clinton administration is working on creating an identification card that every American will need to interact with ANY FEDERAL government. . . Sources close to the administration said President Clinton is also considering signing a pair of executive orders that would facilitate the conection of INDIVIDUALS' BANK ACCOUNTS and federal records to a government identification card. . . the Postal Service is prepared to put more than 100 million of the cards in citizens' pockets within months of administration approval, WHICH COULD COME AT ANY TIME. . ."
The major concern of the smart card is security. Credit card fraud costs $1 billion dollars a year! And if you think we've got problems with credit card fraud � what do you think will happen when your "financial-healthcare-identification-everything-smart- card" is stolen! A side-article in InformationWeek (p.36), asks the "10-million-dollar question", "What if A Thief Swipes Your Card?". Infosecurity (p.28) also asks, "The standard question is: 'What happens if a user forgets his or her smart card?'".
Automatic I.D. News, March 1992(p.E40), says, "AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION plays an important role inthe emerging cashless society." Automatic I.D. News, Sept. 1990 (p.37), says, "The fastest-growing segment in the access control market, . . . is biometric sensors. These devices identify people by fingerprints, retina patterns and other BODY-BASED methods . . ."
Already, in Spain, dogs and cats, are required by law, to have microchip implants injected into their skin. The system is also used in the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Great Britain, Belgium, Ireland, New York City and California. And, to stop baby-swapping, kidnapping � it is being considered for use in identifying CHILDREN!
In 1991, while America's attention was absorbed in the Gulf War Crisis, the House "silently" passed, a little-known bill, called The Federal Telecommunication System 2000 (FTS 2000). At a cost of $25 billion, it is the single largest money appropriation in U.S. history. FTS 2000 requires by law, all computer and phone lines, connected via high-tech computer network. According to a published study of FTS 2000, by Craig Hulet, of KC & Associates, "The system is QUITE REAL; . . . THERE IS NO QUESTION that once it is in place, one will 'neither buy nor sell' without being very much a part of the system." Revelation 13:17! What do think President Clinton was referring to in his State of the Union address, on January 25, 1994, when he said, ". . . we must also work with the private sector to connect every classroom, every clinic, every library, every hospital in America into a NATIONAL INFORMATION SUPER HIGHWAY by the year 2000."
How serious are they? In the book,Creating a Government that Works Better & Costs Less by Vice President Al Gore. Vice President Gore, (p.114), calls for ". . . the rapid development of a nationwide system to deliver government benefits ELECTRONICALLY. . . develop an implementation plan for electronic benefits transfer by March 1994." According to Gore, the process is well under way (p.114), "There are test sites in Iowa, Minnesota, New Mexico, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wyoming."
In 1974, a strange, new mark began appearing on products. Until today, virtually every product is now marked with that familiar UPC barcode. And there are three embedded numbers on every UPC barcode.
Something else mysterious has appeared. In the last few years, some UPC codes have appeared with additional boxes underneath the bar code. Beside the boxes are 2 letters - the letter F and the letter H! According to researchers, they stand for forehead or hand. And the purchaser must have the required mark in their forehead or hand before purchasing.
One party moving rapidly in bar-code identification is the Federal Government. Automatic I.D. News, April 1991, says, (p.46) "Everything that is being used in the military system has been-or will be-marked with a bar code. . . EVEN DOWN TO INDIVIDUAL SOLDIERS. . . EVERYONE GETS A BAR CODE."
At least 15 high schools in New York City are participating in a pilot program using bar- coded identification and scanners to "keep careful tabs on the students"
Esquire magazine of March 1990, (p.89) asked the obvious question, ". . .will we all be tagged in the end?"
In 1935, the Social Security program was enacted as a simple retirement system to be funded by payroll contributions. But in 1974, the Senate Finance Committee voted to issue a Social Security card to every child entering the first grade. Time magazine of March 13, 1972, commenting on the action said, (p.16) "Such a system would further enable the Government to amass information on citizens and STORE IT IN A CENTRAL COMPUTER UNDER A SINGLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER." Then in 1989, a law was passed that every child, over two-years of age, must have a Social Security number to qualify as a dependent on tax returns. Now a program has been implemented, that when the baby is born, the hospital will automatically apply for the social security number! The name of the program � ENUMERATION AT BIRTH! To Enumerate means to "ASSIGN A NUMBER!"
An amazing fulfillment of prophecy is presently taking place � the merger of the European Community. According to Bible students, this incredible political-economic development, is nothing less than the revival of the once great Roman Empire, prophesied in Daniel. The Bible teaches the Anti-Christ will head up this 10-nation, Revised Roman Empire. And on January 1, 1993, the Revised Roman Empire officially began, called the United States of Europe. The Wichita Eagle described its uncanny birth, ". . . Since the fall of the Roman Empire, there has been the dream of a unified Europe. We are . . . seeing a brand NEW ROMAN EMPIRE RECONSTRUCTED."
The Bible, also refers to the Revised Roman Empire as Babylon. Babylon begin in Genesis chapter 11, when Nimrod tried to reach heaven and bring in a one-world government with the Tower of Babel, which God destroyed. The official poster for the United States of Europe is amazing! Believe it or not, but it actually portrays the United States of Europe as the Tower of Babel, with 12 stars representing the current 12 nations of the United States of Europe. And if that weren't enough, the 12 stars are not ordinary stars � BUT UPSIDE-DOWN PENTEGRAMS (which is the universal symbol for Satanism, found on the cover of THE SATANIC BIBLE)!
Read the following!
Standardization News, February, 1991, told of some unbelievable developments. The European Community has decided to utilize an identification mark. Page 30 of the report reads, ". . . ONE CANNOT MARKET OR SELL A PRODUCT UNLESS IT HAS THE EC MARK." Revelation 13:17 reads almost identical, "And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark . . ."
2,000 years ago, the Bible foretold of these events, and they're being fulfilled to the smallest detail!
The Bible prophesies of an event before the great tribulation, called the rapture. When the Lord Jesus Christ will call out or "rapture" all the truly saved people. (1 Thess. 4, 1 Cor. 15) One day, one night, very soon, millions around the globe will suddenly disappear. Loved ones, friends, children, spouses, neighbors will suddenly vanish. Chaos and fear will plague the streets.
To think what is happening around the globe is coincident, or accident, is simply impossible!
To realize how near we are to the rapture, 666 - the Mark of the Beast is not even initiated UNTIL THE MIDDLE OF THE TRIBULATION
The hour is very late! Have you ever really been saved? Friend, you do not want to miss the Rapture! The time of the tribulation will be beyond anything imaginable! Think of the horror when EVIL WILL COMPLETELY TAKEOVER! The whole world will be controlled by SATAN HIMSELF!
Billy Graham, in his book, Storm Warning, (p.66) makes this warning, "There is something ominous in the air, and I am intrigued by both THE HORROR AND HOPE of what lies just ahead."
Friend, don't miss the rapture! Revelation 9:6 describes the horror, "And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them."
Friend, If you've never been saved, don't wait another minute!
It's simple to be saved.
Just pray this simple prayer, and mean it with all your heart. Lord Jesus, I know that I am a sinner, and unless you save me I am lost forever. I thank you for dying for me at Calvary. I come to you now, the best way I know how, and ask you to save me. I now receive you as my Savior. In Jesus Christ name, Amen.
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Kolar Gold Limited (Kolar Gold) is a gold exploration and development company, incorporated in Guernsey and focused primarily on the Kolar Gold Field region to the east of Bangalore in India. The Group was established in 1997 to secure and revive the Kolar Gold Fields operated by Bharat Gold Mines Limited (BGML) in joint venture with the local workforce and community. As the timing of any decision regarding the sale of the Kolar Gold Fields was uncertain, in order to diversify the Company's strategy, management approached Geomysore Services India (GMSI) in 2009 to form a strategic partnership to develop the Kolar Gold Projects which surround and are adjacent to the Kolar Gold Fields.
The Kolar Gold Projects have been divided geographically into three tenement groups, being the North, South and East Kolar blocks and straddle the states of Andra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Lithological, structural and geochemical characters similar to the historic BGML mine site are found within these project areas and it is concluded that these represent continuations of the Greenstone Belt.
Mining at Kolar Gold Field's has operated for over 120 years and produced approximately 25M oz of gold at an average grade of 15.9 g/t. BGML mined near vertical lodes over a strike length of 7.3 km to a maximum dept of 3200 metres and developed 1400 km of tunnels and 100 shafts.
During the first two decades of mining (1884 - 1904) the average grade of the ore produced from near-surface underground mining was 45 g/t Au. During the subsequent century, the grade of the ore mined decreased to 2.5 g/t Au. The mine became uneconomic in the late 1990's due to poor management, exploration, underinvestment, and the focus on labour-intensive deep underground mining leading to the abandonment of mining operations in 2001.
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- Haywire
- Production year: 2011
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- Runtime: 92 mins
- Directors: Steven Soderbergh
- Cast: Antonio Banderas, Bill Paxton, Channing Tatum, Ewan McGregor, Gina Carano, Michael Douglas, Michael Fassbender
Steven Soderbergh was apparently much taken with Gina Carano, the women's mixed martial arts champion, when he saw her on TV. He consequently decided to cast her as a covert operations agent in a thriller modelled on the inconsequential Bond-like entertainments of the 1960s and 70s that he admired, all chases, fights and shoot-outs, with one-word titles such as Charade, Mirage, Kaleidoscope, Hopscotch, Arabesque, Masquerade. The result is a repetitive, fast-moving picture in which Carano gets involved in chases, fights and shoot-outs, some of them lethal, in upstate New York, Barcelona, Dublin, New Mexico and Old Mexico, with brief, non-lethal stopovers in Washington DC and San Diego. Her partners and antagonists are a baker's dozen or Ocean's Eleven of male stars, the most engaging being Michael Fassbender in the Dublin episode.


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ROCK HILL, S.C. (CBS Charlotte/AP) — A man who worked at a Chik-fil-A restaurant in northern South Carolina has been accused of robbing a KFC.
Fifty-year-old old Jeffrey Coley is accused of taking $516 from the KFC in Rock Hill, South Carolina, on Monday.
Police say Coley pulled a gun at the drive-thru at KFC and demanded cash. Coley was arrested Tuesday after a chase and police say the cash drawer was still in the vehicle.
He's charged with armed robbery, possession of a gun during a violent crime, failure to stop for police and possession of methamphetamine.
Chick-fil-A spokesman Mark Baldwin tells The Rock Hill Herald Coley was fired from a restaurant in Indian Land on June 18 when he failed to show up to work two days in a row.
Rock Hill Municipal Court Judge Dolores Williams denied bond for Coley, who is a married father of one daughter.
"Mr. Coley, based on the fact that you are employed, you do have an income and you do own land and you are expected to receive a title to a vehicle, I am going to deny your application for a court-appointed attorney," Williams told Coley according to The Rock Hill Herald. "You will have to hire an attorney to represent you."
"Neither one of these young ladies has worked since the incident," Dobson told The Rock Hill Herald. "They're terrified; they're not getting a good night's sleep. He's turned their lives upside down…They're out there trying to make an honest living and this is what they got."
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Iris DeMent favors short, uncomplicated words; you canread the lyric sheet to her recent second album, My Life, and rarely run across anything syllabically bulkier than "celebration" or "reminisce." You're more likely to find yourself drawn to the simple profusion of "sorry" and "still" and "daddy" and "battled" and "weary" and "wishes." Over the phone, she speaks the same way: simply, without pretension, in a voice that's unmistakably Southern but nowhere near the twangy, trembling drawl she applies to her records.
The renaissance of traditional styles of country music, following on the economic tails of its monstrous Uncle Garths and Aunt Rebas, has had its most notable expression through honky-tonk and blues-oriented country artists like Junior Brown and Billy Joe Shaver. The outlaw and virtuoso models are having their comeback. But DeMent, as traditional in her way, comes into country on the road that leads back to gospel and traditional folk.
"There's been this handful of people that I've really liked and absorbed myself in," she says. "Some of my favorite people are Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Emmylou Harris. There's a lot of other people that I like too, but I've listened to those a lot. I have a Joni Mitchell record, believe it or not, that I've worn the grooves out in. Blue. Junior high. I listened to that one a lot of times." She's also drawn sustenance from the familial taproot of American country music, the Carter Family. My Life contains a gorgeously rendered version of the Carters' prayer "Troublesome Waters" sheltered amongst its originals.
But it's DeMent's voice, more than that one choice of cover, that recalls the style of the Carter sisters. It's dramatic, with the same sort of tremulous virtuosity that Dolly Parton long ago carried over the top into melodrama. Bluegrass singer Alison Krauss has something of the same quality, differently applied, but other than that, DeMent's instrument carries an almost unequaled purity. She soars it over a not-very-complicated framework of country-ish folk and folky country strumming and finger picking that, unobtrusive as it is, takes a solid back seat to the singerÕs tone and the songs she writes. Like most memorable country music, DeMent's songs are written close to home and heart, in straightforward narratives that rely on directness and detail for their depth. There's nothing fancy going on in DeMent's songs, but there's a lot.
The tune presently getting the most attention is "No Time to Cry," a clear-eyed, unsentimental remembrance of events following the recent death of her father. "And there's just so many people trying to get me on the phone," read the lyrics, "and there's bills to pay and songs to play and a house to make a home / I guess I'm older now and I've got no time to cry."
"I just had a feeling," says DeMent now, "and the song came quickly and I sat down and wrote it, and it seemed to cure something for me. I felt better when I was done. It's pretty simple and straightforward in my mind. I've never spent much time thinking about my songs. Writing for me isn't an intellectual thing, so it's sort of odd to spend a lot of time talking about it afterwards. Usually I write a song because I feel a need to, and when I'm done, the need is gone. At the same time it is flattering that people are interested in you enough to ask you what you think about things."
It's not just journalists, though it's certainly us as well, who want to talk to DeMent about her songs. It's not at all uncommon for fans to greet her after a show with some personal anecdote or sympathetic remembrance. "People often identify with a song and tell me very interesting stories about their own lives. I get a lot out of it," she says.
But if DeMent's voice is special, and if her songs appeal on an especially personal level, the way she's started to get that voice and those songs out in front of an appreciative audience are as normal as Nashville. DeMent grew up in a hyper-musical family with a father who had almost mythically given up the fiddle when he got saved (DeMent tells the story in a frank autobiographical liner note) and older siblings who played instruments and wrote songs. DeMent didn't start writing her own songs until age 25, but when she did, she knew she'd found her calling.
"When I started writing songs, before I ever took them out and played them for anybody, I knew that I had found what it was I'd been looking for for a long time. So there was never any doubt in my mind. It was probably the one thing in my life that I just immediately knew was right. That doesn't mean it was easy for me, because I still got really nervous, and I went through my periods of having doubts about myself, and I still do go through those, but there's always this thing in me where my music's concerned that I feel that it's what I'm supposed to do, and that hasn't disappeared. That always was there for me."


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The moment I walk through the ancient Japanese temple gates and into the foyer of Split Apple Retreat I start to relax. I have left my worries on the rack at the front door along with my shoes and stepped into the peaceful world of Lee and Pen Nelson.
This exclusive 3-bed retreat is in the hills above Nelson, NZ, but it feels as if I've been jetted directly to Japan. The design is Shinto temple chic with a modern twist. No wonder the day I check-in NZ Architectural Digest are also there to judge whether the property should win best NZ architectural design of the year.
However the appeal of Split Apple Retreat isn't just its design but the serenity of the space.
The view is everywhere, flowing into the house like a breeze, "we like to bring the outside in, says owner Lee. "Japanese design is all about pure clean lines, we want everything here to flow".
I am welcomed with green tea which I drink in a lounge hung with 18th and 19th century Japanese paintings from Kyoto and decorated with Burmese antique carvings. Through the wide open windows the bay is a watercolour of muted grey and the rounded hills of the Abel Tasman National Park are cloaked in a gentle veil of mist. It is the perfect day to arrive, as if the landscape and the weather were in tune with the peace and quiet of the retreat.
Lee is a doctor who specialises in nutrition and wellness, after surviving cancer he wanted to create a peaceful place dedicated to healing the mind and the spirit in luxurious and graceful surroundings. But don't get the wrong impression; this is a man who is also one of the world's best high stake poker players as well as a lover of all things organic and oriental. The art of meditation has helped him win millions by 'emptying the mind' and remaining calm and inscrutable at the poker table.
Wife Pen is the chef creating organic meals that taste so delicious it is hard to believe they are good for you. While all the food at Split Apple is organic and smoking is banned there is also extraordinary wine cellar. I spot a Château Lafite Rothschild label or ten in the climate controlled space, as well as local New Zealand wines from the Marlborough and Nelson regions. This is the kind of cellar that Lee's many high profile, high rolling guests appreciate when they come here to reconnect with the simpler side of life.
Split Apple walks the fine line between wellness retreat and luxury lodge and balances on the tightrope perfectly. Not an easy trick to perform.
My bedroom has a traditional Japanese style bathroom; the kind where you pour water over yourself to wash before soaking in the clean water of a stone bath. Beyond the sliding glass doors drops of rain dot my wooden deck, a stone pathway leads through a Japanese garden down to a lower deck and beyond that is the sublime view.
Just looking at a view like this each day would make you feel good but for those that need a little more help there are also health checks, nutrition courses, mediation, yoga, beauty therapies, and shiatsu. Or you can simply relax in the steam room, or sauna or, best of all, the outdoor onsen.
On my last morning I sit in the onsen looking out at the landscape as delicately hued as one of Lee's Japanese paintings and feel a sense of complete relaxation. Pen brings me a glass of water and tells me that she likes to sit here at night when the stars are little needle points of light, or on a full moon when the whole bay is silver.
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Split Apple is named after the apple-shaped rock -almost slice in two - that sits in the bay just below The Retreat.
According to www.pokerpages.comLee Nelson started playing poker at 5yrs old. He has won more than $2.2 million in less than a decade of tournaments and is well-known for penning books like 'Kill Phil: The Fast Track to Success in No-Limit Hold'em Poker Tournaments'. He has also hosted numerous television shows and podcasts that highlight his knowledge of the game. He lists his hobbies as meditation, nutrition, walking, swimming and yoga and his favourite music as Beethoven's late quartets: A renaissance man indeed.


text: Recipes - Desserts Chef Anna Olson's Apple Cranberry Crisp 1/2 cup all-purpose flour (125 mL) 1/2 cup rolled oats (125 mL) 1/2 cup dark brown sugar, packed (125 mL) 1 tbsp ground cinnamon (15 mL) Dash of salt 5 tbsp unsalted butter, room temperature (75 mL) 1/2 chopped pecans ( 125 mL) 4 Mutsu or Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored and cut into 1/2" dice 1 cup cranberries, fresh or frozen (250 mL) 1/3 cup sugar (75 mL) Zest and juice of 1 small orange Instructions Preheat oven to 163 C (325 F). Grease an 8" square baking dish or six 5 oz ramekins. For topping, combine flour, oats, sugar, cinnamon, salt and butter in bowl. Work together with fingertips until crumbly. Stir in nuts and set aside. Toss the apples and cranberries with sugar, orange zest and juice. Spoon into prepared baking dish(es). Sprinkle topping evenly over the fruit. Bake until bubbly and apples are tender, about 30 minutes. Let cool slightly. Serve warm with ice cream or cream if desired. Makes one 8" crisp or six individual crisps.


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