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i like what this guy has to say. I think a religous calender can be very useful for a church to use in order for art/passion/creativity/music/fashion/joy/feasting to be utilised. A lot better than just working through the LD's in the catechism.
I 'll admitt to not having fully listened to the audio yet (it sounds good so far) but if a church callendar is the answer how come most Anglican and Catholic churches are sparsely populated by a few grey headed old ladies and not many more?
I'm guessing David was just using the talk as a bouncing-off point for the church calender.
Yeah, good stuff. Hmmm, what he said about magazines made me think about Prism. But I see the magazine as a step in the right direction: trying to produce positive stuff.
(On the other hand, I understand Rembrandt was bred in Calvinism, and Bach was a faithful Lutheran.)
Yes Ben, the calendar idea was a bouncing off point. There was nothing mentioned about it in the talk. Consider this example… Easter time = time for plays to be acted out, songs to be written, suppers to be shared with neighbours to tell them of the true storey. Part of Easter is knowing what it is about, that's where our books come in wonderfully handy. But how many of us actaully 'celebrate' Easter time when it comes? Is it just another service at Chruch (if at all?) or do we write a song, paint a picture, have a feast, sing to our kids?
So yes, the Catholics and Anglicans have their calendar year… but is it just a calander? or do they live that calendar out? I'm not going to say that a calander is the answer, but it can be a useful tool to help guide us in our creations for the Lord.
If we look back at Israel's history, there were so many feasts and celebrations and occasions and 'relious days' that sometimes I wonder where they found the time to work! They were always writing songs, celebrating days, remembering occasions, creating art. And that was all based around a religous calendar of sorts.
Prism = good.
I say abandon work and have continual FEAST days all year!
Why denomination?
David that's a very good point.
One of the things that has stuck with me from my studies of early-modern English village life is the way life was totally dominated and shaped by lay Catholic piety, shaped around the major feasts of the church calendar.
Now whatever else we might say about that, the fact is that Protestants, in their distruct of ritual and flight from all things 'Catholic', have managed to give up the shaping of life's rhythms to secularism.
Tim, some of us wouldn't have much hair left if we feasted that much
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Consideration Regarding Community Services of the Romanian Public Utilities
The community service of public utilities has known all through time various regulations and revisions that have been done according to the political, economic and administrative views of that period. In the 1866 Constitution, they were considered as public utilities, whereas Law 129/1938 labelled them as communal exploitation and the communist regime revised them as public households. The current legislation, written according to the European principles established them as community service of public utilities. The present politics and administration encourage a certain openness of market of public services, but the community services of public utilities still implies a certain degree of monopole. That is due to the fact that this type of services are offered through a local administration infrastructure and also to the fact that they serve the public interest, enclosing accessibility and capacity to be supported by all users. The aim of this paper is to present the evolution of the way the community services of public utilities have been organized and have been supplied to the people. The analysis is done taking into consideration the different legal laws that regulate this field but also the relation between suppliers and users that functions in a monopole market. The decisions and the evolution in this particular market are only dependent on the local public authorities and the protective political measures taken by the authorities. This paper aims to point out the directions to be followed in the future regarding the community services of public utilities, monopole or liberalization
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Unbelievably I've made it to this point in life without ever having had Chai (tea). I bought the box of Tazo Organic Chai for this recipe, and because my daughter had some and said it was, "delicious!" I took the conservative route and used 4 tea bags not knowing how spicy it would be. After having tasted the moist cake and gooey topping, I plan on increasing the number of bags considerably the next time.
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The following is an excerpt from a newsletter regularly sent out by Rev. Bruce Sigman of our Grace Community Church in South Solon, Ohio. What a beautiful piece about being a part of a church family!
On Saturday September 17th, I officiated at the funeral of a dear saint of God who passed from this world into the arms of Jesus to spend eternity in Heaven. The following morning, I officiated the dedication of two beautiful sets of twin boys who have been born in our church family in the past 5 months. In less than 24 hours, I witnessed families displaying sorrow, grief, and sadness as well as happiness, joy and excitement. Although these events involved two separate families; they involved the same church family.
You see, a church is somewhat similar to any other family. We laugh together and cry together; we rejoice together and grieve together. We encourage one another and receive encouragement when we need it. What a joy it is to be a part of the Family of God. As members of our earthly families we share things with those we love. We share hopes, dreams, possessions, memories, smiles, frowns, sadness and gladness. We are held together with love and respect for one another. Our families and our homes are a place where we receive shelter from the storms of life. No one is ever alone when they are a member of a family. The description of family that I just shared with you also describes our church family at Grace Community Church.
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CBS has greenlighted to pilot Trooper, a character-based procedural drama from Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Warner Bros. The project, written by Aron Eli Coleite (NBC's Heroes), centers on a common-sense mother-turned-New York state trooper. Coleite, Bruckheimer and Jonathan Littman are executive producing, with Bruckheimer TV's KristieAnne Reed co-executive producing. Trooper was one of the first major sales this season, landing a put pilot commitment in August. It was a very active selling season for Bruckheimer TV with four significant commitments, including three put pilots for Trooper, a Navy SEALs drama at ABC and a 1980s wrestling show at NBC. The pickup for Trooper brings the company back in series contention after sitting last pilot season out with no production order for the first time in a decade. Coleite's fortunes have risen fast since the August sale of Trooper to CBS. In the past few months, he saw his feature spec The End sell to Warner Bros and land on the 2011 Black List, while his pitch Hellbent went to New Regency.
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Wow! A mind numbing procedural on CBS geared toward the lowest common denominator?!?! How delightfully bold and unexpected.
Holly cow, I've been waiting for a show like this forever, I think.
In the future, let's just say that: "Jerry Bruckheimer procedural as one word.
Forget Broadcast Crime procedural unwilling to evolve with each season and develop characters give the viewer smart story telling. Thankfully the three most complex crime drama on all of tv are on cable.
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At least Les knows who his audience is…
My grandparents love all of his series.
While CBS may not be the coolest, they are definitely the fattest cats in town.
Finally, a show about a tough working mother turned cop written by a man. How will she balance raising a child with the demands of working in a male-dominated police unit? Will she be emotionally inaccessible due to past hurt and put up a hard edged outer facade? Will her kid be adorable and wise beyond his years? Will her mother pitch in because her husband ran out on her when things got tough? There better be a no nonsense black friend played by one of the cast of "The Help!"
I hope the parties concerned will be directing their profit checks to the Coen Bros, since this thing is an obvious rip-off of "Fargo".
Nice guy, terrible writer. His HEROES episodes and the comic books he's written are unentertaining thin the extreme.
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It's amazing what the determination, dedication, support, and undying love from Mainers can do. Because of YOU, I return to invade your earholes every night.
Not just like it used to be, but bigger and better. Yes, I'm bringing back the Interactive 8 @ 8, Q It or Screw It, and the biggest radio party on a Friday night, The Friday Free For All!
This time, however, there is going to be so much more coming to The Q at night. I can't wait to hear from you again. I've missed you!
If I may quote Jay-Z for a moment.."Welcome ladies and gentlemen to the 8th wonder of the world, the flow of the century, always timeless. Thanks for comin' out tonight, you could have been anywhere in the world, but you're here with me, I appreciate that."
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The Tokyo High Court on Friday upheld the guilty verdict against former Livedoor Co. executive Ryoji Miyauchi for falsifying financial statements but reduced his prison sentence to 14 months.
Miyauchi, the former Livedoor chief financial officer and closest aide to company founder Takafumi Horie, was previously found guilty and sentenced to 20 months by a district court. Horie, who was sentenced by the high court to 2 1/2 years in February, pleaded innocent and is appealing the ruling to the Supreme Court.
Miyauchi, 41, who pleaded guilty to securities and exchange law violations, had sought a suspension of the 20 months handed down by the Tokyo District Court in March 2007.
Miyauchi's lawyer said they were considering an appeal.
Chouhei Yonekawa, a lawyer for a group of 3,342 plaintiffs filing a damages suit against Miyauchi and Horie, said after Friday's ruling they were unhappy about the reduction of Miyauchi's prison term.
However, he praised the court for sustaining the prison sentence, noting that in the past, most defendants charged with financial crimes received only a suspended term.
"The decision (of a prison term) sends a message that the court is willing to take strong action against companies that falsify statements to give the impression that they are a growing company with potential," he said.
On Friday, presiding Judge Taketaka Nakagawa said the high court recognized that Miyauchi, the No. 2 man in the firm after Horie, was involved in Livedoor's falsification of financial statements and should be held accountable.
However, the high court said there were grounds for reducing Miyauchi's term, in part because he cooperated with prosecutors during the investigation and settled with some 400 plaintiffs so far by offering a total of ¥60 million in compensation.
Miyauchi has also provided some of his assets as payment to other plaintiffs who claim their losses from obtaining Livedoor shares were the result of the IT firm's false statements, the court pointed out.
Miyauchi was involved in making the false claim on the fiscal 2003 business statement that the firm had a pretax profit of ¥5 billion when in fact it had incurred a ¥300 million loss.


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Subtle elegance is what this cocktail table is all about. Together with a smoked mirror inset top, its antique copper finished metal frame is a delightful complement to virtually any style. Hand crafted from metal, it is sure to be the center of attention in your living room.
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The Newly Black Americans: Modern and Contemporary Black Immigrant Writing.
Much of the attention to American immigrant literature has tended to define the category of immigrant in ways that exclude black writers who have arrived in America from the early 20th century to the current moment. These are not marginal figures: they have had a major impact on American literature and cultural politics and have always been central to the various conversations and debates about race, racial formation, Diaspora, colonialism and assimilation. They have been, however, read through a lens shaped by American racial priorities and via critical techniques that reduce them to the privileged black/white binary that guides American racial discourse. Because the political priorities and aesthetic concerns of these writers are often quite distinct from what was and has become conventional or institutionalized notions of race, culture, or criticism, this class focuses on how these writers in fact challenge, complicate and update what has come to be known as "black� in America. Using a selection of American writers originally from the Caribbean, Europe, England or Africa our goal is to study their distinct perspectives and historical frameworks, which emerge from a unique position—in between (at least) two distinct Americas, one African-American and one white.
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Bottom to top in a season. Fanciful? Impossible? Despite having won a single game from their past 13, the Northern Mystics are tipped to be among the big ANZ Championship improvers of 2014. Who says? Australian coach Lisa Alexander, with the added endorsement of the Melbourne Vixens' Simone McKinnis.
Adelaide Thunderbirds defeated the Queensland Firebirds in last year's grand final to become the first dual winner in the league's six-year history. The Vixens finished the regular season at No.2, then lost both their finals. The Mystics, meanwhile, confounded the tipsters by bombing out completely, and relieving the whipping girls at the Tactix of the wooden spoon.
And, so, one year later …
''Mystics should win the premiership with the players that they've got. They've basically got an international team, if you look at it,'' says Alexander, who led Australia to a resounding 4-1 series win against New Zealand last year. Adds McKinnis: ''Mystics, we played them a couple of weeks ago in Launceston and they're going to be good, one of the stronger teams in the competition.''
The Auckland-based team has added New Zealand captain Laura Langman to a line-up - formidable on paper - that already includes Silver Ferns shooting duo Maria Tutaia and Cathrine Latu, and welcomes the long-limbed defender Anna Harrison back from motherhood.
The depleted Firebirds, meanwhile, are tipped by Alexander to again exceed expectations, having been top two in two of the past three years, and premiers in 2011. ''They've lost the players that they've lost, but they've still got very, very good players in key positions, so they will still be hard to beat. And of course the big improvers should be Fever. The talent that they'll have across their transverse line will be enormous.''
So to the Vixens: second after the regular season; out in the unfortunate cliche that is straight sets. Defenders Bianca Chatfield and Geva Mentor were tremendous; all-star wing attack Madison Browne excellent. The shooting end was less reliable, but also admirable given the steep learning curve of Tegan Caldwell and Karyn Bailey. New to that end, replacing the retired Sharelle McMahon, is veteran Cath Cox.
''I think if you look back over the last few years, it has had its moments where it hasn't stood up,'' McKinnis concedes of the offensive circle. ''But at the same time, Tegan and Karyn have been outstanding for us, so it's about consistency, and consistency under pressure, and in the tough times, so we've been working on that, obviously.
''And now you've got a Cath Cox who has that sort of experience and can help those around her as well. She's had a significant impact in terms of her personality and character within the group, she's been working really well in the combinations with the other goalers, and she's quite capable of shooting the goals, so she's a really strong option for us. So it's about getting that balance across the court, and that balance with the combinations.''
There is also, it seems, welcome support for Chatfield and Mentor in the defence end, through a more robust Amy Steel and promising recruit Jo Weston. ''We did rely very heavily on Bianca and Geva and it was a heavy load that they carried for the whole of the year,'' says McKinnis. ''They did a fantastic job, but I feel good about the depth that we've got there; Amy's been playing well in the circle, and Jo did some good stuff at the weekend. I feel comfortable with the depth that we have there.''
So to the great unknown: the midcourt. The post-season delisting of wing defences Shannon Eagland and Jo Curran was straightforward enough; the February announcement of centre Elissa Kent's pregnancy a curve ball. Suddenly, three weeks before the opening round, Browne was the only member of the centre quartet to have played more than second-year Kate Moloney's eight games. Caitlyn Strachan and late replacement Liz Watson: nil.
''Obviously it was a big loss late in the pre-season with Elissa, so probably the pre-season [competition, last weekend] was timely for us, with Lizzie getting thrown straight into it, and I think everybody came away comfortable that we've got the ability in the midcourt, still,'' says McKinnis.
Watson, indeed, could be the unexpected bonus, with Steel stronger and young recruit Weston promising among the less-heralded cohorts. ''It's not like we didn't know that Lizzie had the talent and the ability, but I think she surprised a few people just by stepping out there like she'd been there for a couple of years,'' says the coach. ''So there's some young ones there that we haven't necessarily seen a lot of in the past that perhaps will make a difference for us this year.''
If that's the plan, then one difficulty remains the imbalance inherent in a draw that sentences the Australian teams to two games against each other and just one against the shallower opposition from across the Tasman. The Fever will be better - yes, I know, we've heard that before, but trust me on this - while Adelaide and Brisbane remain firmly in the mix and the bolstered Swifts appeal as perhaps the best of all.
''We've got to play them all twice, and it's going to be hard work to get points off the Australian teams,'' McKinnis admits. ''Where previously there might have been one or two weaker teams in Australia, I don't think that's the case going into this season, and then you've got teams like Pulse and Mystics that are looking good over in New Zealand.''
The Glasgow Commonwealth Games in July has brought the start to the season forward by several weeks. It has snuck up slightly on McKinnis, too, for what was Christmas soon became the summer shootout, and is now - almost - the season-proper, with game one in Christchurch next Saturday and the Vixens' opener at home against the Mystics on Sunday.
Melbourne has made four alterations to its squad of 12 for 2014, which is less than 12 months ago, but still enough to matter. ''It didn't initially feel very different, because Sharelle was retiring and there was just a couple of other changes, but when you look at the midcourt now it is significantly different, and that's the challenge for us,'' says McKinnis.
''But I feel good about it. The team has worked really, really well. I've been rapt with the way they've been working together over the pre-season. They enjoy playing with each other, and training with each other, and we have some fun. But it's business in wanting to be the best, so we're very focused on 'we want to make this happen'.''


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Top Christmas Comedies – The Styles List
Now that we are "officially" in the season, for me it doesn't start until Thanksgiving Day, I begin to dust off my favorite Christmas Comedy DVDs. From my childhood to today, here are my Top Christmas Comedies.
Ernest Saves Christmas (1988)
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Starting us off is one of my favorites as a kid and I still watch to this day. I loved almost all the Ernest movies growing up, esp. Ernest Goes To Camp. Ernest helps Santa as he finds his successor. A family comedy gem that has been somewhat forgotten about over the years. Do yourself a favor and rent it on Netflix or Youtube. (Youtube has it for $1.99 a viewing).
Jingle All The Way (1996)
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Arnold in a Christmas movie? I'm sold. OK, it wasn't the greatest of all time but watching Arnold beat the living hell out of a bunch of Santas is worth the coin to buy this in the bargain bin. Sinbad definitely adds to the comedy of the movie and works well with the Terminator.
Home Alone (1990)
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Not completely a "Christmas Movie" but based around the Christmas season. Why they had to make 3 sequels I'll never know, though "Lost in New York" was a good follow up. This one is in rotation every year for me and my family.
Bad Santa (2003)
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Who knew Santa could have a dirty mouth and be a drunk? Billie Bob Thornton did an amazing job and it showed how good of an actor he is. I can't say much about this movie as it speaks for itself, just don't have the kids around haha.
A Christmas Story (1983)
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The classic of classics, A Christmas Story. You know it's a classic when TNT plays it for 24 hours back-to-back on Christmas. It also gave us one of the most iconic lamps of all time that is sold in mass numbers every year.
Sadly, this year a straight-to-DVD sequel was released and has received horrible reviews.
Christmas Vacation (1989)
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This is it! My favorite Christmas movie of ALL TIME. So many classic lines; I could do a whole post on them. Every year when I go to my sister's house for Christmas morning, we press play on the DVD player as we begin to open presents and let the movie play through twice. Sure, I've seen it a thousand times but it has never lost it's punch line.
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Washington's jobless number drops, but decline is misleading
Wed., Jan. 16, 2013, 10:40 a.m.
Washington's unemployment rate dropped to 7.6 percent in December, the lowest since 2008.
But state Employment Security Department economists said that drop, from 7.7 percent in November, is due to people who've stopped looking for work, not gains in actual jobs.
"We've regained more than half of the jobs lost during the recession, but the number of people in the labor force has been declining," said Joe Elling, chief labor economist for Employment Security.
"When the labor force shrinks, it artificially lowers the unemployment rate."
Last month's ESD surveys found a net drop of 7,900 jobs statewide.
Elling said the total number of employed and unemployed workers in Washington has fallen 60,000 since employment reached its low point in February 2010. Meanwhile, the total number of jobs has grown by about 115,000 in the past three years, out of a recession loss of about 205,000 jobs during the same period.
Industries with the most estimated job gains in December were construction, up 3,100; leisure and hospitality, up 1,400; education and health services, up 500; and wholesale trade, up 200.
Industries showing the most job losses last month included government, down 4,700 jobs; retail trade, down 4,100 jobs; professional and business services, down 1,900; other services, down 1,500; and manufacturing, down 900.
The county jobless numbers for December will be released next week.


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2000 messages crash Olympic snowboarder's Apple iPhone
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Russian Olympic snowboarder Alexey Sobolev is now a firm believer in the theory that sometimes it is best not to get what you wish for. Sobolev posted his phone number on his helmet. Why? One report said that he did it because he was bored, but he obviously expected to get some female response. According to USA Today, the athlete told them that he had over 2000 messages come in to his iPhone, including a number of nude photos...
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1. XperiaFanZone (Posts: 2226; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
One word: incongruous.
2. TheLolGuy (Posts: 483; Member since: 05 Mar 2013)
Yep. You started with saying that he didn't get what he wished for, but at the end of the article... well, it sounds like he -did- enjoy what he wished for.
3. SamDroid (unregistered)
Well that was desperate
4. clirim (Posts: 34; Member since: 06 Feb 2014)
he carried SAMSUNG S4 not an iphone.
6. Topcat488 (Posts: 1396; Member since: 29 Sep 2012)
Well i've checked all over the internet about this story, and it doesn't mention what kind of "phone" this 22 year old Russian was carrying... It is however known that Samsung gave every Olympian a Note 3, but asked them to cover up their iphone logo's during opening ceremony... But S4 I don't know, where's your reference.
5. darkkjedii (Posts: 24930; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
2,000 messages, and several of them nude. Dudes got action, have fun yo.
9. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 904; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
This man is officially my new hero.


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Children of Judith Cogan and 2nd husband Giles Rickard: 2) John, m. Plymouth 31 Oct 1651 Esther Barnes.[Note: in a correction found Source:NEHGR, p. 112:154, the same author points out he was wrong in identifying Esther's parents as Jonathan Barnes and Elizabeth Hedge, which is clear from birth dates. He also points out that Jonathan's father, John Barnes, in his will dated 6 Mar 1667/68, calls Esther Rickard his "kinswoman". (Which means Source:Davis, William T. Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth, p. 2:12, is also wrong in identifying Esther as the daughter of John Barnes.)]


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A more detailed annual plan for 2017, was published in February, in line with a commitment in the Action Plan for Education 2016 - 2019 to publish more detailed annual Action Plans. The 2017 document outlines over 400 actions and sub-actions to be implemented during the year by the Department, its agencies and others across government. Timelines and lead responsibility have been assigned, and quarterly progress reports will be published.
The submissions received in relation to the 2017 Plan specifically will be published here shortly
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Ask a Lawyer and Get Answers to Your Legal Questions
Thank you for your question, Marc. Please permit me to assist you this evening.There is no specific document that would fully release your daughter from liability if the vehicle remains titled under both names. Under state law, what governs is not who physically possess the vehicle but who is on title (even in case of an accident). To truly release herself from liability, the other party would have to formally refinance the loan with the lender solely under his name, and then she could sign the title over to him. If that does not occur, regardless of what she signs she would still be responsible in case of an accident or other issues. The release from the title would not happen without first releasing her from the loan, and that is something the other former spouse has to pursue on his own in this instance.Good luck.
What if he won't refinance. Should she just keep the car stored until he agrees?
Marc,If he refuses to refinance, there is no need to return the vehicle. She is not required to return (if she is on title) as she has as much right to use the car as the other person. As a consequence there is no obligation for her to simply give him the car based on threats--she can continue using it until her refinances and takes the debt personally under his name.Good luck.


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First he has a two-year, $40 million option, but he doesn't want it picked up. Then he gets a two-year $45 million offer, and doesn't answer the phone. Then he gets a one-year, $25 million offer, and rejects it:
Manny Ramirez wasted no time rejecting the Dodgers' latest offer, a one-year, $25-million proposal that was presented Sunday to his agent, Scott Boras.
In a conversation with Times columnist T.J. Simers late Monday night, Boras said he informed Ramirez about what he classified a suggestion by the Dodgers and that the All-Star outfielder turned it down. Boras said that he informed the Dodgers of Ramirez's decision.
I know Scott Boras is an evil genius and everything, but has someone explained to him that the point of holding out is to make the offers go, you know, higher?
Whatever the case, we'll know what Manny's doing when Jon Heyman tells us what he's doing.


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DRUGS squad officers seized more than £70,000 in hard drugs over the Christmas and New Year period.
Three significant seizures have seen around £73,000 worth of Class A drugs taken off the streets of Swindon and approximately £13,000 in cash.
The latest investigation into the supply of Class A drugs in Swindon took place between New Year's Eve and this Wednesday.
Officers from the Dedicated Crime Team attended the Premier Inn, at Kembrey Park, on Wednesday afternoon and arrested four people on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs.
Subsequent enquiries led to another two people being arrested on suspicion of possession of Class A drugs with intent to supply.
Addresses were also searched in Eldene and Liden and a warrant was executed in the Dean Street area of Swindon where the a quantity of crack cocaine and Heroin were discovered and seized. These have an estimated street value of £15,000 along with £1,000 in seized cash.
Among those arrested on suspicion of being involved in the supply of class A drugs were a 16-year-old girl and a 27-year-old man from Reading, a 21-year-old man from the London area, two women aged 20 and 21 from the Bedford area and a 22-year-old man of no fixed abode.
All have been released on police bail pending further enquiries.
Sergeant Scott Hargreave of the Dedicated Crime Team said: "This has been a very positive period for us.
"Between the Christmas and New Year period we had two significant seizures of drugs and cash.
"The first being after the execution of a warrant in the Paramount building in Swindon where Cocaine, Ketamine, Cannabis and Meow Meow were seized with an estimated street value in excess of £52,000 along with £2,000 cash.
"The second seizure came following a stop of a vehicle on the M4 resulting in Cocaine with an estimated street value of £6,000 along with approx £10,000 cash being seized.
"This third seizure of drugs demonstrates our commitment to continually and robustly target people who bring harm to families and communities in Wiltshire by supplying controlled drugs.
"We would like to hear from anyone who has information on the supply of drugs in Wiltshire and this will be dealt with in the strictest confidence."
Police and Crime Commissioner for Wiltshire and Swindon Angus Macpherson said: "Those with drugs habits can become trapped in a cycle of reoffending and live a life of social exclusion.
"I welcome this news that more than £73,000 of class A drugs have been removed by Wiltshire Police Dedicated Crime Team from Swindon's streets during the Christmas and New Year period."
A spokeswoman from Premier Inn said: "We can confirm that the police were called to the Premier Inn on Kembrey Business Park in the early hours of the morning on the 2 January.
"As it is now a police matter, we are unable to make any further comment however we are co-operating fully with their investigation."
Anyone with information should contact Wiltshire Police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 where information can be left anonymously.


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"He's my best friend in the world…I love him…I appreciate David more now than I ever did. I mean, it's hard. I don't recommend divorce in general, but, you know, he is my best friend and we've both grown and changed. And I think we both appreciate each other more. I hope he does. I do." -Courteney Cox on Ellen


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We have an older Sanger with the block graphic letters on the side. We want to possibly have some graphics to cover the same area made but need ideas. I was thinking some type of oval but am looking for any and all ideas.
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I've been looking at ways to get this logo copied exactly for my 97 V210, I love the classic look.
Free Candy?
I have a 92 Sanger 22fx and I was looking for some new decal ideas as we'll.
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How about a wrap from the rub rail down with the graphic of your choice
I've got a 97 v210. Great boat and we love it. They made some interesting colour choices for that year....
Look forward to seeing what you come up with as vid thought about doing mine too.
I would leave it exactly like it is. Clean and classic.
Heres my one. Bit different colour wise. I've never seen two the same.
Quick lesson here too, dont ever paint a trailer white. Diesel fumes, rust spots and general dirt are a horror.

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text: To continue expanding ADT Pulse, Gursahaney says he will look at mergers and acquisitions, especially in the software, services and mobility spaces that could be a benefit to the platform's overall suite of products. "Being the market leader in the residential security space, we see everything that is available," says Gursahaney. In 2010, ADT's bought Broadview Security -- the owner of competitor Brink'S BCO ( BCO) home security business -- for $2 billion acquisition. The ADT Pulse push is is incurring in part as some of ADT's existing "moat" becomes threatened by far-larger cable and telecom giants that are now building out cutting-edge home security products, including Time Warner Cable ( TWC). While Gursahaney acknowledges the competition, he notes that for investors, ADT has a first-mover advantage and it is the only pure-play public company with exposure to home security and the industry's next tech-enabled suite of products. Gursahaney's pitch on the stability and growth prospects of ADT meshes with initial stock analysis of the offering. Morningstar IPO analyst James Krapfel highlights ADT as the newly traded S&P 500 member to buy over Kraft Foods ( KRFT), citing its 10% valuation discount. Krapfel gives ADT a $40 a share price target and highlights ADT's strong market position and ability to make new subscribers additive to profits and cash flow within one subscription cycle. Although ADT is spinning off from Tyco -- once a conglomerate in the Dow Jones Industrial Average before a string of spinoffs that's culminated in ADT's listing -- Krapfel says the company is also equipped to ward off far larger media conglomerates with its Pulse platform. "With ADT Pulse, ADT is at the forefront of the industry move to interactive service offerings such as the ability to remotely lock and unlock doors, control thermostats and lighting, and conduct video surveillance," says Krapfel in a Monday note to clients analyzing new listings. "This should put the company increasingly head-to-head with the likes of Comcast ( CMCSA) and AT&T ( T), which are pushing their own interactive home monitoring solutions, but we think ADT should come out on top," he adds. For investors looking for a stable housing-themed investment with a hint of Warren Buffett's "moat" approach -- not to mention his major bet on the U.S. housing market -- ADT's existing subscriber strength, its growth rates and the company's pure-play exposure to residential security make it a compelling investment. Meanwhile, as the company builds on its Pulse platform to grow new subscribers, ADT is also a way for investors to gain safe exposure to the technological innovations of the Apple iPhone revolution occurring inside an increasing number of U.S. homes. -- Written by Antoine Gara in New York


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Trip starts from the Boise airport and includes flight to Salmon, one night's lodging in Salmon, Idaho and includes transportation to river from Salmon. 5 days/4 nights guided whitewater rafting on the Main Salmon. Transportation from river to McCall, ID, dinner and one night's lodging in McCall. Charter bus from McCall, ID to Boise, ID. Also includes all camping equipment including tents, cots, and sleeping bags. All meals while on river, and dinner in McCall.
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Day 1: Meet in Boise airport 3:00. Fly to Salmon. Lodging at Stagecoach Inn included.
Day 2: Meet 8:00, transport to river. 10:30 on the river. Includes: (B) (L) (D).
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Day 6: On river until 3:00. Transport to McCall, ID. Farewell dinner with guides. Lodging at Best Western in McCall. Includes: (B) (L) (D)
Day 7: Bus back to Boise airport by 12:00 noon.
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Spring is one of my favorite times of the year. The USF squirrels are out in full force, the air doesn't feel so humid and it isn't swelteringly warm outside yet, but it's still sunny. This Fashionista took advantage of the perfect spring day by putting together a bold skirt and denim jacket combination, creating a girly yet edgy ensemble.
The basic components of this look are delicate and feminine but this Fashionista adds a little edginess by throwing on light-wash denim jacket over her white cotton top and incorporating some quirky little accessories. This Fashionista looks gorgeous with her flawless beachy waves and perfect complexion. Her gorgeous purple skirt acts as a statement piece that pops against her top and jacket and gives off a subtle boho vibe.
This Fashionista's accessories complement her look in all the right ways. Her darling little wishbone necklace, aviator sunnies and bright pink belt only add to the plethora of sweetness exuded by the ensemble. My favorite unexpected addition to the look was the sweet little handmade anklets that she was wearing. They instantly made me think of the ones I used to make at summer camp in the '90s and they stood out against her lovely dark-tan leather shoes. The intricate cut-outs and ribbon laces support the romantic, girly vibe in an old-school kind of way.
Spotted: This Fashionista's feminine yet edgy look had me thinking about A.P.C.'s fall 2014 ready-to-wear collection. Full of bold florals and poppy accent colors, this collection is absolute perfection for spring and summer.


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Get an overview of this hotelLouisville hotel in West Main Historic District, near Muhammad Ali Center
Popular property highlights
Located in West Main Historic District, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Kentucky International Convention Center, KFC Yum Center, and Riverfront Plaza Belvedere. Muhammad Ali Center and Louisville Slugger Museum are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
Along with an indoor pool, this smoke-free hotel has a 24-hour fitness center and a coffee shop/café. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in a common area, a business center, and conference rooms are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 115 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, plus premium bedding and LCD TVs with cable channels. Guests will also find coffee makers, free weekday newspapers, and free local calls.
Guest Highlights
- Central location
- Breakfast
- Overall value of stay
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Overall room comfort
- Bathrooms could've been nicer
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Louisville Downtown
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Louisville Downtown features an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This hotel offers access to a business center. Event facilities measuring 2130 square feet (198 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and gift shops/newsstands. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge. A total renovation of this property was completed in February 2015.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Louisville Downtown is a smoke-free property.
- Free newspapers in lobby
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 115
- ATM/banking
- Laundry facilities
- Number of floors - 6
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Express check-in
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (feet) - 2130
- Conference space size (meters) - 198
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
- Indoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Grocery/convenience store
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Microwave (on request)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free weekday newspaper
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator (on request)
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
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CWT assists with 5.8 million lbs. of cheese, butter, WMP export sales
Cooperatives Working Together (CWT) accepted 26 requests for export assistance from Bongards Creameries, Dairy Farmers of America, Land O'Lakes, Maryland & Virginia Milk Producers Cooperative Association, Michigan Milk Producers Association, Northwest Dairy Association and Tillamook County Creamery Association to sell 4.006 million lbs. of cheddar, Gouda and Monterey Jack cheese, 1.645 million lbs. of 82% butter and 180,779 lbs. of whole milk powder to customers in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. The product will be delivered in February through June 2014.
Year-to-date, CWT has assisted member cooperatives in selling 16.389 million lbs. of cheese, 5.396 million lbs. of butter and 698,865 lbs. of whole milk powder to 18 countries on four continents. These sales are the equivalent of 272.9 million lbs. of milk on a milkfat basis.
California NFDM prices
The weekly nonfat dry milk powder report has been posted to the California Department of Food & Agriculture Dairy Marketing Branch website.
For the week ending Feb. 7, the average price was $2.0452/lb. on total sales of 11.73 million lbs.
For the week ending Jan. 31, the average price was $2.0243/lb. on total sales of 10.97 million lbs.
2014 crop insurance decisions: The 2014 Farm Bill and 2014 product recommendations
Passage of the 2014 Farm Bill leads to questions on whether the Farm Bill impacts 2014 crop insurance decisions. Because the 2014 Farm Bill does not change crop insurance programs in 2014, the 2014 Farm Bill will not impact 2014 decisions, according to Gary Schnitkey, Univerisy of Illinois ag economist. The 2014 Farm Bill may impact crop insurance decisions in 2015.
The two most significant differences between the 2013 and 2014 crop insurance decision environments are 1) dramatically lower projected prices and 2) introduction of the Area Risk Protection Insurance policy. Even given these differences, the basic recommendation for policies do not change in 2014.
Most farmers will find adequate protection with a Revenue Protection (RP) policy at a 75% or higher coverage level using enterprise units and the Trend Adjusted Yield Endorsement. Some farmers will find the Area Revenue Protection (ARP) and Revenue Protection with the harvest price exclusion (RP-HPE) useful.
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UnBooks talk:A Story, About a Man, that Comes to an Eventual Conclusion
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For a bumming session with Noel Fielding
|Pretty good, more amusing rather then Lol. I think that all the sections work pretty well, the prose is a little blocky with - I certainly saw it working better as monologue, as the hapless protagonist would seem better fitted to retelling the events. With the author as the primary speaker it give aver "and this and this and this" tempo. It's not in my opinion dire, but it is a flaw within the writing. There's some great references to John Locke and Lost which is nice to see. The guy seems a little to switched on to me however - I would make him a little more neurotic. I think this could make it much funnier and better written throughout. The two last sections are poor conceptually and are too tacked on to be funny. Similarly the "Blank pages" just aren't all that funny, the quotes at the end just don't seem to work, and they kind of seem like a tangent away from the rest of the article. You caould add slightly more abut the bathroom, and agind fill out the situation as opposed to speeding though it all.
|There are similar variants to this sort o thing, to which this s a decent example. I think that the overall from as I mentioned of having a third person narrator could be changed to create a far better comedy. The article also suffers from being a little sketchy on the guy - maybe a little more about him just to fill it out right. I think there is a bit of Fight Club style here - I think it could be very funny to pursue this further and would perhaps add a bit more context to the story.
|Prose and formatting:
|Nothing glaring to me. The large blocky paragraphs and the aforementioned pace to the article are little poor, you could have les events but fill them out, be a little more descriptive. It has a very "crammed in" feel. (This of course is a little vague, but I can't think of the right way to put it. Overall i would say that is very well put together, I do ave the gripe about the two end sectiosn, however the res is comaplint free, for exapme you've aligen the images right, no major spelling/grammer or red linkege - Theres nothing here I would change.
|Not really too special here; although I don't know of anything off hand that would be a great to replace them with. - Maybe a bit of "Fight Club" style shots? Or perhaps some pictures of where he is from.
|Its good stuff, I know that you're pretty new around here - for an early article this is a very promising start, Nothing I wrote when I was new here would have been in the running for VFH.
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|Well done and keep it up!
|--Sycamore (Talk) 21:37, 22 June 2008 (UTC)
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Actually, I didn't quite get it. Sohzq 08:08, 24 June 2009 (UTC)
- You aren't secretly Jason Wade of the USA Today, are you? Woody On Fire! Talking Woody Stalking Woody 14:44, 24 June 2009 (UTC)


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USF women's basketball goes international
USF's men's basketball team goes to Brazil in August and has signed a player named (Jawanza) Poland, but women's coach Jose Fernandez has taken in the lead in having the most international basketball squad on campus.
The Bulls have signed two talented forwards from Europe, with 6-foot Josette Campbell -- born in London -- and 6-foot-2 Salla Ekstrom of Finland joining the team this fall. Campbell has been in the United States for the past four years, including the last two at Northwest Florida State College in Niceville.
"I really enjoyed my visit -- the players I met were really nice, and the coaches seemed down to earth. I've always wanted to play in the Big East," said Campbell, who chose the Bulls over Clemson and San Diego State and was also recruited by Auburn, Cincinnati, Rutgers and Arizona.
Campbell, 21, averaged 12.3 points and 5.9 rebounds per game last season, and Dan Olson of Girlsbasketballreport.com has her rated as the No. 7 junior college prospect in this year's class. (Another USF signee, guard Andrea Smith, is No. 1 on his list, and her twin sister Andrell, also USF-bound, is No. 11.) Olson rates USF's class as a whole as the No. 19 class in the country.
"Josette is a very versatile player who can play multiple positions," said Bart Walker, who coached her the last two years at Northwest Florida State. "She has a very strong basketball IQ and is a very mature young lady."
Walker said he sees Campbell as a small forward at USF -- she hit 36 percent of her 3-pointers last season -- though she could line up as a power forward and hold her own on both ends.
Campbell had a connection with USF in former Bulls assistant Mike Teasley, who coached her at Notre Dame Academy in Virginia and spent a year on Fernandez's staff before returning to school to finish his degree.
It's harder to find rankings and evaluations on Ekstrom, but she has extensive international experience, having played for Finland's entry in the Under-18 European Championships, coached by her father Lars. Looks like word of her committing to USF has been old news in Finland -- as this story explains,
Ekströmin tuleva opinahjo South Florida pelaa kovatasoisessa Big East -konferenssissa.
Her height is listed as 187-sentinnen, which translates to centimeters, which translates to 6-foot-2, though it's hard to tell what USF will list her at.
So Fernandez has five newcomers -- the Smith twins, Campbell and Ekstrom, and Georgia's Akila McDonald, plus he has a pair of transfers who could wind up starting in Alabama's Daleisha Carn and Indiana's Sasha Bernard (eligible in December). Add in senior Porche Grant, who is expected to return after taking a redshirt last season, and the six returning players, and Fernandez should have ample talent to improve on this season's 15-16 record.


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The Rose
The Tyler Rose has changed for 2017! We are now simply the Rose. We have dropped the full marathon and replaced it with a 5-mile run together with the Half Marathon.
The 5-Mile allows all those that chose not to run The Rose because the half and/or marathon was too hard or long! Come be a part of The Rose!
Event Date
Sunday October 15, 2017 – 8:00 AM
Sunday, October 15, 2017
6:30 am – Packet Pickup
8:00 am – Half Marathon & 5-mile Start
8:45 am – Post Race Festivities
9:30 am – 5-mile Awards10:00 am – Half Awards
Registration Fees
$70 through October 1, 2017
$75 October 2 through October 13
$80 October 14 & 15
$40 July 10 through October 1, 2017
$45 through race day
Stuff Happens Program
When you register online, you will see a box in our entry form that will say "Stuff Happens", Check that box and $5 will be added to your final fee. If for any reason you cannot cross the start line your entry fees can be applied to a future Mellew Productions event Make sure you read the programs rules.
Packet Pickup
Saturday October 14, 2017 Noon to 6 p.m.
Academy Sports + Outdoors – 8668 S Broadway, Tyler Texas
Race Day at the Tyler Rose Garden
Sunday, October 15, 2015 from 6:30 a.m.
All entrants will receive a great runner's T-shirt with our Rose logo!
2016 Race video
Rose Awards
Timing by:
The Rose will use the latest chip timing technology, which records your time precisely from start to finish. Your timing chip will be in your bib. Just put your bib on and you are good to go.
Both the Half & 5-mile will have awards for the top male and female overall and the top male and female masters. We will present awards to the top three finishers both male and female in the following age groups 14 & under, 15-19,20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69 and 70+.
Finisher Medals
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Sunday, October 15, 2017- 8:00 AM
Tyler Rose Garden –
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Half Marathon Course
5-mile Course TBA
Our course communications and support staff will be staffed by The Tyler Amateur Radio Club. To learn more about them please visit their web site at www.tylerarc.org
We will have plenty of water along the course.There will be water stations on the course about 1 and 1.5 miles apart and will offer iced-down H2O and sports drink.
Female Runners – Think Pink!
Mellew Productions is pleased to announce that we will now offer a pink station at the Rose The station will be identified by a pink sign. You will find feminine supplies as needed. Just ask one of the volunteers to direct you to the supply case.
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The average high in October is 57 degrees with the average low 37 degrees.
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Street Style Star Of The Week: Emmy Rossum
"Shameless" star Emmy Rossum has really been carving out her signature style lately, and I like what I see. Her new look is very ladylike (a lot of lace and skater skirts), a little vintage (retro satchels and cat eye sunglasses), and concentrates on a specific color palette (mostly white, black, and red, with a few pastels thrown in). She's also much more matchy-matchy than most modern celebs, fond of wearing perfectly coordinated shoes, purses, belts, and sunglasses. I'm usually not super into that look, but on Emmy, it works. Click through to check out some of her fabulous recent outfits that earned her this week's Street Style Star award!


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Movies: Fight Club, Office Space, snowboard/skate/climbing videos. I like most of the movies on the top 200 IMDB list.
Shows: Scrubs, Always Sunny, The Wire, Band of Brothers, Adventure Time. Etc.
Music: Ohhh many, sooo many. From Led Zeppelin, Beatles, The Who, to Earth Wind and Fire to Elvis to Bad Religion to Bach and Mozart to Iron and Wine to Micheal Hedges to Explosion in the Sky to Pinback to Snopp Dogg to everything. Mainly Punk, Ambient, Rock, Classical, and Acoustics.
Food: Burgers, Salad, Burritos, Sushi, Korean BBQ, Humus and Falafels, Thai food.
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Recreation, Tourism and Therapeutic Recreation
at Winona State University
Program Details
- Award: Bachelor of Science
- Credits: 120
- Delivery: Face-to-face where some online courses may be available or required.
- WIOA Certified
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- Therapeutic Recreation, Credits: 27
- Recreation and Tourism, Credits: 22
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Students receive training in such areas as conservation of the environment, first aid and personal safety, administration and supervision of recreation and leisure, craft activities, recreational leadership, and planning maintenance of park facilities.
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Theologians of the Eastern Orthodox Church celebrate and explain the nuances of their faith in Eastern Orthodox Theology, a collection of readings for those who wish to better understand key aspects of the Orthodox faith, such as liturgy and sacraments, tradition, the mystical encounter between person and God, and relations with other branches of the church.
This new edition includes all of the readings present in the first edtion, including articles by Vladimir Lossky, George Florovsky, and Alexander Schmemann. Two new articles have been added to update the section on Orthodoxy`s relationship with the West: Articles from Timothy Weber (the only non-Orthodox contribution) and Bradley Nassif address the growing interface between the evangelical and Orthodox traditions.
This book fills a practical need in contemporary Orthodox literature. The editor has selected some of the most important writers on Eastern Orthodoxy and assembled their relevant essays in one convenient location. The book is ideal for classroom use or personal enrichment. All of us—Orthodox and Protestant—are indebted to Clendenin for making some of the best readings in modern Orthodox theology so easily accessible".
— Bradley Nassif, Antiochian House of Studies, Balamand University, and founder of the Society for the Study of Eastern Orthodoxy and Evangelicalism
About the Author
Daniel B. Clendenin (Ph.D., Drew University) works with Intervarsity Graduate and Faculty Ministries at Stanford University. He previously served as visiting professor of Christian studies at Moscow State University.


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NEW YORK (Mar. 5)
Two officials of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith claimed today that a "new worldwide anti-Semitism" was rampant, based on insensitivity and indifference to Jewish concerns. The charge was made at a press conference here by Seymour Graubard, national chairman of the ADL, who reported the results of 3 1/2 years of research by Arnold Forster, the ADL's associate director and general counsel and Benjamin R. Epstein, its national director. The study will be published next month in the form of a book, "The New Anti-Semitism," by McGraw-Hill.
Graubard said the research revealed that the major difference between anti-Semitism today and the traditional kind is that "the new anti-Semitism" is not necessarily deliberate in character and is more often "expressed by respected individuals and institutions here and abroad–people who would be shocked to think themselves, or have others think of them as anti-Semites."
The primary sources of the "new anti-Semitism" according to the ADL study are pro-Arab elements, the radical left and radical right, Black extremists, the Soviet Union, Arab nations and movements in Europe and Latin America–all in addition to the remnants of hate-mongering that plagued the U.S. in the 1920s.
Graubard and the authors of the study conceded that criticism of Israeli actions or policies was not in itself prima facie evidence of anti-Semitism but that calling for or supporting policies that could lead to the destruction of the Jewish State was. The study also named authors, journalists and various media in America who they claimed promote an unfavorable stereotype of Jews.
The study accused the Washington columnists Rowland Evans and Robert Novak of being "consistently hostile to Israel"; it recalled the controversial Palm Sunday sermon of The Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre Jr., dean of Washington's National (Episcopal) Cathedral calling Israelis "oppressors" and equating the massacre of Israeli athletes at Munich with the "accidental deaths of villagers during Israeli self-defense raids against terrorist bases in Lebanon." The study also castigated Father Daniel Berrigan for criticizing Israel "In New Left terms" and engaging in "what a prominent American rabbi (Arthur Hertzberg) described as 'old-fashioned theological anti-Semitism'."
It also attacked the film "Jesus Christ Superstar" (filmed in Israel) for allegedly white-washing Pontius Pilate and perpetuating "the lie that… the Jews collectively killed Christ." Other films under attack for "anti-Jewish stereotyping" were "Portnoy's Complaint," "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex," and "Such Good Friends." When reporters at the press conference noted that some of these films were made or written by Jews, Forster and Epstein replied that those Jews were "grossly insensitive."
The analysis stated at the outset that "a clear potential for Nazi-like devastation does not exist in contemporary America" and conceded that even in the Soviet Union, "perhaps the world's greatest purveyor of anti-Semitism today, the situation of the Soviet Jews, onerous as it is, is a far cry from the mass physical destruction of European Jewry in the thirties and forties."


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In series, are important for vehicle dynamics, control systems right there, including the well-known air suspension and PASM active damping control and the Dynamic Chassis Control PDCC, with the Cayenne Turbo S in steep curves hardly falters. Furthermore, PTV Plus in luggage, the Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus, which, in combination with a locking rear differential for better traction. Also, the Sport Chrono Package is.
In the SUV segment of Porsche is now in terms of performance, the Cayenne Turbo S are taking the lead. It delivers 550 hp and offers all the benefits of Cayenne, the suitability of the terrain up to the traveling comfort.
At 550 hp, the Cayenne Turbo S per 100 kilometers on average 11.5 liters, as much as it did the Cayenne Turbo. In view of the engine power, which has 50 more horsepower, the consumption is therefore comparatively low. The Cayenne Turbo S has arrived from the state to be faster at 100 km /. He needs just 4.5 seconds, or 0.2 seconds faster. He also creates 5 km / h more, bringing it to a speed limit of 283 km / h
The Cayenne Turbo S in series rolls on 21-inch 911 Turbo II wheels. Bearing the Porsche crest on the black lacquered inside The designers for SUV performance king chose a two-tone leather interior, which can be chosen in the combinations black / Carrera Red or black / Luxor Beige. In addition, the interior of which is a carbon package.
The luxury of a Porsche-top model has its price. In the local climes him come from January 2013 for 151,702 euros on the market.
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