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Few realize that we owe much of our knowledge to an astronomical dynasty of the 18th-19th century. This week, we review Discoverers of the Universe by Michael Hoskin. This fascinating book covers the life and times of astronomers William and Caroline Herschel and the eventual hand off of the mantle of British astronomy to Williams son John. Much has been written about the pursuits of the Herschels, but Discoverers gives it to you in the kind of detail that we observational astronomers love.
Like many an amateur and professional astronomer before or hence, William was bit hard by aperture fever and built larger and larger scopes to this end, culminating with the enormous 40 foot reflector installed at Slough. Dont forget, they measured em not by aperture but by focal length in those far gone days. The technique of figuring a fast focal length mirror was an impossible task for those early opticians, and it tended to result in instruments with extreme focal lengths to compensate for this fact.
But what I really admire about William Herschel is how he got his hands dirty, figuring the mirrors himself, often with Caroline reading to him or even feeding him as he worked. Trained as his assistant, Caroline herself became an expert observer, discovering a total of 8 comets. A controversial 9th comet is noted in her log books is this a comet awaiting a future recovery and connection?
The discovery of Uranus in the year 1781 made Herschels superstardom possible. Thankfully, the name George suggested to honor his financial benefactor didnt stick. Williams obsession for ever larger optics makes for a remarkable read, as does just how those astronomers of yore operated. Remember, speculum metal was the technology of the day, although William experimented with other more exotic surfaces, including a polished iron mirror. These were far less reflective than the aluminized or silvered glass mirrors we have today, and William found it necessary to tip the primary mirror on the 40-foot to prevent obstruction from the secondary (what we today would call a Herschelian) to gather as much light as possible. Large instruments were only partially steerable, and viewers had to resign themselves to sweeping the local meridian, the telescope being raised and lowered via a system of pulleys and workers. William even insisted on placing the 49.5 primary back in the telescope each night to check the progress made in the finishing of the mirror!
In the end, William found use of the smaller 20-foot scope more to his liking, and its interesting to note that Caroline was very prolific using the more versatile seven foot comet sweeper Newtonian. Caroline was an astute note taker and recorder while William was at the eyepiece, and took this intimate knowledge of the skies and applied it to her own landmark discoveries. One of the most poignant final acts of their careers is recounted in the closing chapter of the book, as William and Caroline resume their familiar positions at the 20 foot telescope and instruct young John Herschel on the art of viewing, sweeping and recording. John would eventually continue the work of his father and extend it to surveys of the southern hemisphere skies from South Africa. It is also worth noting that William was also known for another fundamental discovery that would eventually be applied to astronomy today; that of infra-red radiation.
Discoverers of the Universe is a very highly readable account of the Golden Age of British astronomy, and I would recommend it to anyone interested in getting a look at just how those astronomers of yore operated. An interesting side note: one of Williamss 20-foot instruments was gifted to the King of Spain in 1802, only to be destroyed by Napoleons troops (perhaps they thought it was a canon?) The mirror was hidden and survived; the telescope has been reconstructed and refurbished in the north of Spain. Do I sense an Astroguyz road trip coming on?


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Sneaky Pete and the Secret Weapons is a collective of musicians channeling original music through a lens of hazy funk and unending groove, all witnessed and interpreted from the peaks and valleys of the Rocky Mountains. Their genre-blending sound of funk, rock, jazz, and hip-hop moves from the streets of New Orleans to smoky jazz dives, exotic Latin ballrooms, intergalactic spaceships, and late-night laser-filled clubs.
Initially drawn to Jackson Hole with a shared passion for skiing and mountains, the group formed in late 2011 when friends Jack Tolan (guitar/vox) and Sam Lowenthal (bass) got together with the vision of "making funk noises," and featured a rotating cast of 'Secret Weapons' playing small gigs in Jackson, WY. With the addition of Bobby Griffith on trumpet, the band had their breakthrough performance on December 21st, 2012, a legendary party known as "the FUNKapocalypse." By the next fall, with the addition of keyboardist Galen Karnatz, it was time to hit the road and take their sound beyond the towering walls of the Tetons. They quickly built a reputation for high-energy performances and sweaty dance floors across the western US, taking to the road with repeated tours and expansion into new markets outside of the "Hole".
In December 2014, SPSW released their debut album, Breakfast, which received airplay across the US, reaching number 5 on the Relix/jambands.com radio charts. Relix magazine featured the album and proclaimed, "their tight, practiced musicianship is on display, and a pulsing groove remains the foundation for the majority of the 12 songs..."
2016 brought a new rhythmic drive to SPSW when New Orleans native Phil Walker took over on drums. With their newly solidified lineup, the group began writing more music and released their 2nd effort, a 6-track EP titled Dojo, which was featured on NPR's "Here and Now". This rock solid 5-piece foundation has been touring the West Coast and Rocky Mountains for the last year, turning heads and igniting dance parties up and down the country.
The future shows no signs of slowing down, with plans for SPSW to record a new full-length record this Spring along the banks of the Hoback River in Wyoming. The band continues to evolve, and this upcoming album promises to be the best yet. Stay tuned for more from SPSW, the future looks to be funky!

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Both her mother and father were informers and spies working for HQ – which endorsed supporting the good of all humanity. This was a difficult job, getting it right was very important and people like Helena and her parents played really important roles in this. Not to say that the world would become a perfect place and people would stop being bad, but things would definitely be a lot less worse and eventually the world would become a happier place.
Helena's mother was from the Isle of Skye, a bona fida local lass belonging to the clan Donald, she had played a part in helping Bonnie Prince Charlie and supporting the Scottish fight for independence, her influence had been phenomenal, acting as an inspiration for thought and action in her people. She wasn't hugely fond of traveling, but would disappear occasionally and that was when she met Helena's father – Tomislav. He was from Russia of course, with a Mongolian heritage -a true traveller and nomad. He relished persuing missions across the world in all eras.
Their meeting was a romantic one during the French resistance in the second world war, both young and on a job to enable the resistance movement in Paris. Helena's mother, Flora worked in communications deep in the HQ base in Paris in the basement of The Louvre. Her father, Tomislav worked above ground on the Parisian streets as a gendarme, a disguise of course. He kept contact going between significant individuals and passed on information to HQ which is how he met Flora. It was love at first sight, as love often was during war. They married within six months of courting and stayed in Paris after the war, also owning a retreat in the Scottish Highlands near Flora's beloved Skye. This was where Helena was born, just after world war two ended in 1946. Her brother Jamie came two years later.
Both Helena's parents were dead. Time traveling doesn't buy time. All humans age despite being able to cross zones, life can not be extended. There was no elixir for life despite what the Chinese Confucian mythical figure Chang-O believed. The hare on the moon could only promise eternity for Mother Earth, but not for its inhabitants. Helena was a little like Chang-O, she believed in the impossible' the unattainable and was determined to find a way to live for ever.
Helena rarely saw her brother, he worked at HQ and she had never visited. It was advisable not to until a spy had passed a certain age. She had another fifteen years or so to go. She wondered where John was. It was now almost midnight and time to get out of the bath for a night cap.
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cause you are Mom's who love, nurture,
and serve your family well.
We hadn't had fajitas in ages, so they were a real treat
and Jim and I finished them off for lunch today!! lol
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Sounds like you had a great time over the weekend! We had a lovely time also, although my stomach is still giving me problems! Not cooking tonight either! Having pizza and then taking the kids to see the movie The Avengers. Should be nice! Enjoy your day!
Wow! What a wonderful way to spread out the Mother's Day celebrations and blessings. You have such a way of relating all the details, too. Makes it so interesting to read.
Thank you for letting me share in your Mother's Day! Thank you for the beautiful card with all my animal babies names on it! Love you all, Susan
What a fabulous Mother's Day!
It sounds like you are well loved by many!
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The North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce, based in Fitchburg, serves the cities of Fitchburg and Leominster and the surrounding towns of Ashburnham, Ashby, Ayer, Groton, Harvard, Lancaster, Lunenburg, Pepperell, Princeton, Shirley, Sterling, Townsend and Westminster. With nine full-time and six part-time employees, the chamber serves 1,200 members. In addition to offering health insurance to its members and hosting monthly networking sessions, the chamber supports a scholarship fund, produces a trade show every 18 months for the plastics industry and biannually prints and distributes the Guide to the Johnny Appleseed Trail.
How did you end up in this type of position?
"My training's in urban affairs. I graduated from Wayne (State University) — well, I hadn't even graduated yet when I enlisted in the war on poverty in Detroit and went to work in what, today, they would call workforce programs that really were designed to address the issues that were facing the city post-riot in Detroit. And then after a couple of years, working actually for the city of Detroit, I taught adult basic education for a while, and then I worked on some new career programs. And then I was offered a job at the Detroit Chamber, which at the time ran two free employment bureaus in the inner city. It was very attractive to me because of course the chamber had the connection to the business communities where the jobs were. And I ran their programs — we called them Manpower programs at the time, the workforce programs — for several years and then ended up taking on additional responsibilities and became vice president of the Detroit Chamber, eventually. At a very young age, I might add."
Going from one of the largest chambers to a much smaller one must have been kind of a shock. What's been the biggest difference for you?
"The thing that was appealing to me was that the community was talking about the need to put together a regional chamber of commerce and consolidate a couple of chambers and a couple of other business organizations. When you work in a major metro, you're constantly seeing organizations calve off, split up and sort of take on pieces of the responsibility, and that's kind of frustrating when you see that kind of lack of focus and concentration. So, that's what was appealing about moving here and taking on that responsibility. It was substantially smaller, but we consolidated the Fitchburg Chamber, the Leominster Chamber and a couple of other smaller business organizations in adjacent towns to create the North Central Chamber. And it's been such a great place to live and raise a family that that's what has kept me here. The business community's been incredibly supportive of me and the chamber. We've been able to do some things over the years that were unique and constant challenges. It's been very rewarding."
What are some of the issues that are unique to the north central region?
"Certainly our employment base is significant, and it sort of goes back to something I can identify with from my days in Detroit. About 25 percent of our workforce in north Central Massachusetts is in manufacturing. It's an incredibly important part of our local economy. That's the highest concentration in any part of the state, higher than Worcester or higher than Southeast Mass., New Bedford, Fall River area, or anywhere else in the state. We have really done, over the years, and continued to do a number of things to support that base."
Which service of all the services the chamber provides is most valuable to your members?
"Certainly government affairs is something that is of extraordinary value to all of our members, and they recognize that. The decisions that are made in town hall at 7 o'clock on a Tuesday night as many of our members are just maybe closing the doors on their businesses or they're already home having supper with their families, we're addressing issues that are important to them and have an impact on their bottom line. Likewise, at the state level, those issues that affect businesses are critical. So having public affairs awareness and being actively involved in that area is critical. Certainly networking, connecting businesses, particularly smaller businesses, with larger businesses looking for customers or larger businesses looking for suppliers is an important part of what chambers of commerce do and we do particularly well, I think."
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Pink Clutch
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Pink Clutch from Sitting Pretty
I have a confession. I have become a pretty big fan of shopping via Instagram. So when I saw this pink clutch at one of my favorite stores, I just had to buy it. Thankfully the owners are so sweet and were more than willing to send it up to Napa. Every time I go home to visit, I just have to stop by Sitting Pretty in Chowchilla. They have the cutest outfits and accessories. I mean look, how cute is this pink clutch?
I stopped by my best friends store in Oakdale last weekend and was finally with my mom so she was able to take a few pictures of this outfit. Want to see the post from the store grand opening? You can see it here. We got to wander around the new store and hang out with my best friend and her mom. A few people laughed at me because they thought that I purposely matched the color scheme of the store with my outfit. I will say that was perfectly planned. Just kidding.
I tell you what, I truly miss doing all my photo shoots with my mom. Not having her live close to me has been an adjustment and I know that you all have noticed. I haven't quite mastered the tripod photo shoots yet. I'm working on it though. 🙂
Thank you!
Thank you all so much for following along on this new and exciting journey. If you're tired of not seeing posts that often, feel free to follow me on Instagram, i'm a lot more active on there. I hope you all have a great Friday and have a wonderful weekend. If you're ever up near Napa, you know who to email. I've got plenty of recommendations of places to eat, drink and shop!


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I did something I have never done before–today! I bought a ticket to a women's personal growth conference, called RISE with Rachel Hollis, author of Girl,Wash Your Face. One of my oldest and dearest girlfriends is going with me, and we are turning it into a girls' road-trip from Iowa to Dallas—singing to our favorite 80s playlist, laughing until we pee our pants, and awesome conversations to be had—so excited!
I actually read Girl, Wash Your Face after I saw several friends posting about it on fb a few months ago, and I am so glad I did! It is the first self-help book I've read that I was able to have a true mindset shift (and I have read too many to count because I am a self-improvement junkie). For the first time in about 25 years, I started thinking about investing in myself, my goals, and my dreams! I've been following Rachel Hollis on fb and IG since I finished the book, and every single day, I get a little nugget that reinforces a sense of self-worth and self-confidence to go after what I want and to make the choices needed to reach my goals. The mindset shift that happened after reading the book and hopping on the Hollis train has helped lift me out of a deep depression and the grief from losing someone dear to my heart, my grandma–literally one of my favorite people on the planet since the day I was born.
For the first time in my life, I actually believe I will really achieve my personal and career goals. My husband has even noted the change and is 100% supportive of this because he has seen how positively it's affected me. He even went with me to see a documentary film called Made for More (by Rachel Hollis) so I did not have to go alone. He was the only man in the theater and some of the women were giving him props for being there. It meant the world to me that he did that! The best part was that he was able to see why this phenome that is Rachel Hollis has inspired me to be better, do better, believe in myself, and feel like I am worthy of success—that I was "made for more"!
I also invested in monthly coaching with Rachel. I, along with 500 other ladies, had the first session in January, and I cannot wait for the February session. We have a fb group for those of us in coaching and it is the most supportive community of women I have ever been a part of. No cattiness, no comparison, just women lifting each other up in whatever goals we have: being debt free, being a better mom, coping with midlife, changing careers, starting a business, starting over after divorce, losing weight, getting healthy, or just simply feeling better about who we are. It's another tool to keep me going toward what I want my life to look like at this stage of empty nest/midlife.
When my kids moved out, I thought I was prepared. I was so proud of and happy for my kids, and I was prepared to cheer them on as they started their journeys independent of me. What I wasn't prepared for was the grief and depression that would come in closing that chapter in my life–a beautiful, fun, amazing, 25 year chapter that I loved so much. Finally, I feel excited about the future again and have dreams beyond raising my family, personal dreams and goals that I have always kind of thought were pipedreams and had set aside until now. Don't get me wrong, this journey is going to be hard and challenging.
One of the goals I am working towards is weight loss. I have been on the yo-yo train since I gained the baby weight 25 years ago—100lbs—my baby only weighed 8lbs. 12 oz., so there was a lot more than just baby weight-HA! Having also dealt with depression off and on for 30 years, it's been a struggle to maintain any success I have had (food has been a coping mechanism for me). I am ready to free myself of the body shaming and body hate "*Darci" has put on me for all these years. This is a journey I also want to share with other women that may be trying to drop the weight realistically, without starving to death, punishing themselves, or carrying guilt or shame because of the weight. My journey to weight loss is going to be one of self-love, something very different from other approaches I've tried. More to come on that topic!
I realize not everybody is ready to drop $$$ on personal growth, and you don't have to. I have shelves of books that I've read over the years. But for starters, I recommend picking up a copy of Girl, Wash Your Face or get it on Audible and listen to it if you are not a reader. You can also find tons of free personal growth resources on the internet or in podcasts. A couple of my favorite podcasts are RISE, by Rachel Hollis, RISE Together, Rachel and Dave Hollis, The Sheri and Nancy Show, Better Than Happy by Jody Moore, Magic Lessons by Elizabeth Gilbert, and For the Love by Jen Hatmaker—all are free! I will be sharing more resources in future posts!
I already know there are those that will say that I drank the Kool-Aid. You know what I say, "F-them!"
Do something to treat yourself kindly today-
xoxo, e
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*Darci is my evil, hateful, negative alter ego voice in my head (not like voices, but just the name I've given to the shadow side of myself)


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12.8 is the mark for breakout for streetfighters. Run faster than a 12.8, and you're out. This is also a BIG class, so be ready to run the hell out of your car!
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YANKTON, S.D. — Mount Marty College in Yankton is ramping up efforts to support its new football program.
The Catholic college is currently looking for a head coach and fundraising for more football player scholarships, the Yankton Daily Press and Dakotan reported.
Mount Marty announced last month that it would join other Great Plains Athletic Conference members by offering a football team next year. The college also unveiled plans to build a $15 million field house, which is slated to open fall 2020.
A new coach should be hired by July 1, said Chris Kassin, the college's athletic director.
"I would say we have received nearly 100 inquiries, and we've never posted it," he said. "We're getting that kind of interest just by word of mouth."
The coach will handle the organizing and recruiting to "get the program where it needs to be," Kassin said.
"The first recruiting class will come to campus in August 2020, although we wouldn't turn away any students who want to come here during the next school year," he said.
The college of roughly 500 students anticipates that the football program will boost its enrollment numbers.
Barb Rezac, the college's vice president for institutional advancement, said they've already started fundraising $1.2 million for locker room renovations and other upgrades related to the football program.
The school is also working to generate more scholarships for football players, she said.
Rezac expects the growing enrollment to benefit Yankton's workforce for years to come.


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The day student population of at Cheshire Academy represents about 45 percent of the school. Day students and their families are a vital part of the Academy community. Parents of day students are invited to get to know their children's advisers, and to encourage their children to take full advantage of the Academy's academic, athletic, and social life. Many day and boarding students develop strong friendships that last well beyond their time at Cheshire Academy. In addition to bonding during classes, sports and activities, day students often host boarding students at their homes during the shorter vacations, or even just for a weekend away from campus.
Similarly, day students are able to spend a night on dorm with boarders and get a taste of dorm life. Many day students spend time with our boarders, taking advantage of weekend and evening activities, like "Fire-Pit Fridays" by the turf field cheering on our teams, trips to movies and shopping centers in the area, dinners out, or even just hanging out at the Student Center for an evening of foosball and television. Some activities, like our Community Weekends, are required for day students, as these weekends are designed to build community and school spirit. Day students are encouraged to attend Community Dinners with our boarding students and faculty, though these are not required.


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Journey Out Of Nothing: My Buddhist Path to Christianity
While in my twenties and thirties, and living in Japan, I became deeply involved in Zen Buddhism. So much so that I co-authored a reference work on the subject, "Zen Guide."
Now I attempt to explain the attraction of Buddhism to myself and to other young Westerners. I also recount – often in amusing detail – some of my adventures.
I became possibly the first Westerner to complete a famous pilgrimage to thirty-three temples in northern Japan. On another pilgrimage I spent three days hiking through some of Japan's holiest mountains, sometimes standing under frigid waterfalls in purification rituals. I stayed at famous monasteries, often participating in morning worship services full of dazzling ceremonies.
I introduce some of the fascinating people I met. These include the young priest who lived and meditated in a giant soy sauce barrel; the professor who devised "commuting Zen" meditation for his strap-hanging one-and-a-half-hour rail commute to work each day; and the American advertising executive who became head of his own Japanese Zen temple, a place where Caroline Kennedy, now US ambassador to Japan, stayed during her honeymoon.
But I also explain why my interest in Buddhism began to fade, and why, today, I am a Christian.
This short book (18,000 words), part travel adventure, part memoir, part spiritual odyssey, will entertain and inform.
Chapter One – First Steps
Chapter Two – Learning about Buddhism
Chapter Three – A Series of Newspaper Columns
Chapter Four – Writing a Book
Chapter Five – Zen Adventures
Chapter Six – Was I a Buddhist?
Chapter Seven – Kyoto
Chapter Eight – Heading North
Chapter Nine – Christian Zen
Chapter Ten – Buddhist Art
Chapter Eleven – Doubts
Chapter Twelve – Becoming a Christian
Chapter Thirteen – Buddhism and the Book of Ecclesiastes
Chapter Fourteen – Talking with Buddhists
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Love, Justice and Power: The Message of Passover for Christians
Passover is a Jewish celebration of the mighty acts of God in liberating the ancient Israelites from slavery in Egypt. But it is also much more. For the events that culminated in Passover tell us a momentous story about God's power, His love for His people and His justice.
Yet there is even more. Because Passover is a story with a particularly deep and resounding message – that God's mighty act in redeeming the Israelites foreshadowed another, even mightier, act, when He would come to Earth in the form of a baby. And this time He would redeem the entire world.
Read this short ebook and be inspired and encouraged that our God is a God of love, justice and power.
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A Psalm for the Battle: Reflections on Psalm 18, Christians and Warfare
What does God really think about war? This short devotional (7,600 words) is based on the resounding words of Psalm 18 – in which David praises God for victory in battle – to examine some of the ethical issues of Christianity and warfare.
The author asks questions such as when can a Christian soldier kill? How are we to understand some of the bloodthirsty passages of the Old Testament? Does God still provide guidance to military commanders, as He did in Old Testament times? What does a Christian do when ordered on a suicide mission?
And he provides some surprising answers. He includes testimonies from modern-day military leaders who have clearly heard God speaking to them at critical times of battle.
And did you know that some of the Japanese kamikaze pilots – who deliberately crashed their aircraft into American warships during World War II – were devout Christians? How did they reconcile their actions with their faith?
But ultimately this devotional is about the spiritual battle faced by every Christian. It is for all those who have been challenged by the stirring words from the Book of Ephesians:
Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.
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These international thrillers focus on the persecuted church. They feature Brother Half Angel, an abrasive former military man who heads a clandestine new military order that is dedicated to fighting for the rights of persecuted Christians around the world.
Brother Half Angel
A military operation gone tragically wrong. An elite commando loses his forearm. The angel tattooed onto his arm is sliced in half. And the man acquires a new nickname.
Brother Half Angel is dispatched urgently to China, where an underground seminary is under siege from fanatical sword-wielding members of a local cult who still pay homage to the bloodthirsty extremists who tried to expel all foreigners from China in the nineteenth century.
But at the same time the seminary has its own internal divisions. The director, Uncle Ling, a hero of the underground Chinese church, holds secrets that he cannot reveal. And now the tensions are threatening the marriage of idealistic young American missionaries Daniel and Jenny Westloke.
But it is also a book that raises serious questions – how far can Christians go to defend themselves? When should they turn the other cheek? What happens when a Christian kills in self-defense? And should those who live by the sword really expect to die by the sword?
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The Maria Kannon
Luiz Kim, angry and unsettled since being thrown out of the Marines, decides to seek out the sister he has not seen in more than twenty-five years. He makes contact. But, after flying halfway around the world to Japan for an emotional reunion, he is stunned to learn that she has just been murdered in church, while at prayer.
A killer is on the loose, and it is clear that he is targeting members of the small church community. But why?
Luiz is determined to use his military background to hunt down the killer. And quickly it becomes apparent that the key is a mysterious card left at each murder scene – a card depicting the Maria Kannon, a statue of a Buddhist deity that was once revered by persecuted Japanese Christians.
As the stakes go higher Luiz is forced to confront his notions of what it means to be alive. And whether he is ready to die.
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Military Orders
Matt was the solid one of his family – successful student, good husband and father, devoted missionary. The rock on which many churches would have been built. By contrast, elder brother Rafa is the troublemaker – sharp-tongued and only too well aware of his gifts, a broken marriage, estranged from his parents.
But when Matt is murdered in northern India by an unknown assailant, it is Rafa who must investigate. And it is in India where he learns that the local police are claiming Matt was leader of a gang engaged in the theft and sale of precious temple artworks.
Rafa knows these allegations to be false. Yet it quickly becomes apparent that Matt was involved in something much bigger than simple mission work. But what? The answer, when it comes, is chilling. For Matt was part of a clandestine project with the potential to change the future course of world religion. And now Rafa must complete the assignment.
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West Africa – where the Muslim north meets the Christian south. Where drought, famine and poverty meet drug-runners, terrorists and Muslim extremists.
Captain John Fisker, a US military officer working to strengthen the forces of moderate Islam in the region, is kidnapped by terrorists. At the same time extremists are threatening the Christian mission hospital where John's brother Bobby works as a doctor.
Add to the mix a Korean holy man who communes with God at the summit of a sacred mountain, a crazed Russian drugs courier, a young American studying to be a Sufi mystic and a CIA officer on the run from his own superiors, and you have the ingredients for an exciting thriller.
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The Coptic Martyr of Cairo
Four Americans in Egypt on an archaeological dig. In the blistering summer heat they are fighting amongst themselves. Then they unearth a body. It is an old priest who has been murdered.
The gruesome discovery sets in train a sequence of events that leads to a deadly Islamist attack on the ancient church where the Americans are working.
The leader of the expedition, Professor Rafa Harel, must decide whether to withdraw his fractious team or continue on a mission to unveil a controversial series of wall paintings, knowing that these images have the power to spark even greater violence.
Meanwhile, watching over all of them is a dreamy young Egyptian Christian named Amir. His only quest in life is to become a martyr.
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These books feature private eye Johnny Ravine and are set in Australia. They were originally published in Australia by Ark House Press.
Prophets and Loss
Forgiveness is the most attractive of the virtues. Until you actually have someone to forgive. When Melissa Stonelea's born-again Christian husband Grant is found strangled in the bondage room of the city's classiest brothel, a page of the Bible stuffed in his mouth, she doesn't need to hear more of her pastor's sermons on the healing powers of forgiveness. She needs revenge.
Enter private detective Johnny Ravine, seeking the quiet life in Australia after more than twenty years as a freedom fighter in East Timor. The murdered man was his best friend. But, as he starts to investigate the slaying, a mysterious phone call and then a bullet through his window plunge him into the heart of a deadly terrorist conspiracy.
Suddenly he finds himself locked inside a shady world of stock market manipulators, sex workers and underground militia, while desperately hunting the killers. But Johnny is concealing a violent past and demons of his own. Can he crack the mystery before he himself cracks?
Praise for "Prophets and Loss":
"Roth, an accomplished financial writer, takes his readers on a thrilling ride that begins as a story of murder and revenge and ends as a reflection on loss and forgiveness….Fast-paced and edgy."
– SydneyAnglicans.net
"Wow! .…When 'Prophets and Loss' arrived…I certainly wasn't expecting a meaty murder mystery cum terrorist plot. And when I realized that's what it was, I certainly wasn't then expecting Roth's Johnny Ravine mystery to deliver such a fabulous gospel message….This is a great book for a Christian or as a starter for a non-Christian. A fabulous surprise."
– The Presbyterian Pulse
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Hot Rock Dreaming
This book was one of seven finalists – and the only novel – for the 2011 Australian Christian Book of the Year award, chosen from 67 entrants. The judges wrote:
"Hired to investigate the death of an Aboriginal painter, private detective Johnny Ravine is drawn into a complex mystery as dangerous as it is intriguing. Environmental politics, land rights and Aboriginal spirituality are explored with subtlety. For the hero and reader alike there is a valuable lesson to be learned about the importance of discerning which voice is proclaiming life and love when all is not as it seems. A compelling novel."
Further praise for "Hot Rock Dreaming":
"Roth is a Christian author and, although spiritual warfare is crucial to the plot, this book is still a murder mystery…Thought-provoking and an enjoyable read."
– On Fire
"Highly readable…You will be both entertained and educated."
– Journey
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Burning at the Boss
Pastor Jim Reezall is renowned as the hellfire preacher always calling down fire and brimstone on the sinners of the world. So when he dies in a wild bushfire there are some who believe he got what he deserved. Enter private detective Johnny Ravine, asked by the pastor's daughter – with whom he is trying to develop a relationship – to solve the mystery of the death.
It quickly becomes apparent that it was murder. And very soon Johnny learns that huge sums of money are missing from charities administered by the pastor. Was the pastor really using the funds to pay off gunrunners? And, if so, why? The answers – along with the truth about Johnny's long-lost father – come in a thrilling climax amidst a raging conflagration in the most bushfire-prone region on earth.
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These financial mysteries feature Brazilian-born geologist and financial analyst Feisty Ferreira.
Tokyo Bossa Nova
A body is discovered on the dealing room floor of upper-crust investment bankers Baund Major. Meanwhile, a shady Japanese takeover specialist is trying to acquire an obscure Australian oil company.
Enter Feisty Ferreira, a thirty-something geologist who has taken a high-salary position at Baund Major in order to support the orphanage that she impulsively bought on a mission trip to the Philippines.
Sent to Tokyo to uncover the mystery of the takeover bid, she finds herself enveloped in a conspiracy that reaches to the highest levels of government. Along the way she is also forced to battle yakuza gangsters to rescue her own niece from the exotic Tokyo Bossa Nova nightclub, where she is being forced to work as a hostess.
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How do you go about solving a murder when no one – including even the victim's wife – is telling the truth? For Brazilian geologist and financial analyst Feisty Ferreira, it means a journey to the rugged Australian outback, where mystery surrounds a massive new gold discovery.
There she meets a strange cast of characters that include a gold mining entrepreneur with a dark secret, a church pastor on a mission to stop the gold from being mined, and a young woman graduate student who serves beer in a pub in her underwear – one of the town's famous skimpies.
And in the background is a mysterious Chinese woman who seems to be trying to buy up the entire output of the new goldmine. This novella (32,000 words) is the second in the Feisty Ferreira financial mystery series.
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Well there ya have it. Us Bruins fans can hate his whine and dives but he sure is good at hockey.
Tonight, at 29-years-old, Crosby became the 12th fastest player to reach 1,000 points. And remarkably this year he's making it look as effortless as ever with his 30 goals (1st in the NHL) and 61 points (2nd in the NHL). Last year didn't start out the best for #87 as some began to wonder if maybe he was on the downside of his career. A coaching change and a Stanley Cup run just months later certainly erased any doubt as to who was the best player in the world.
If rule changes and shrinking goalie equipment doesn't dramatically improve scoring over the next few years Crosby would need roughly 11 more seasons averaging 75 points a year to move into that legendary 1,800 career points club. It's entirely possible he makes it to 40 in the NHL but guys just aren't putting up the 100+ point seasons like they used to.
Regardless, "Sid the Kid" is going to go down as an all-time NHL great. And I'll try my best to be a little less annoyed by him for the remainder of his career. No promises though.


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The DRG100-S6 stacks 6 containers high in the first row and the DRG100-S8 stacks 8 high in the second row.
We built the first commercial reachstacker thirty years ago. And we've been stacking up innovations ever since, constantly inspired by the challenges of cargo handling – and cargo handlers – across the world.
Our latest platform, Generation G, is based on our more than 10,000 reachstackers sold in more than 160 countries.
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FROM: http://www.lifenews.com/2014/02/07/planned-parenthood-pays-2-million-settlement-after-killing-black-teen-in-abortion/;
EXCERPT: "The Planned Parenthood abortion business has been forced to pay a $2 million settlement to the family of a black teenager it killed in a botched legal abortion in 2012.Walter Hoye, a black pro-life leader who has closely followed the case, obtained a copy of the court order awarding the settlement. The settlement document indicates Planned Parenthood of Illinois, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation must pay her son Alvin Jones III, who was one at the time of Reaves' death from the botched legal abortion."
Timeline in the Abortion Death of Tonya Reaves:
Published on Aug 1, 2012
Tonya Reaves died from hemorrhage following a second trimester at Planned Parenthood in Chicago, IL on July 20, 2012. This is a timeline of events leading to her avoidable death as reported by WBBM's reporter Steve Miller. Operation Rescue continues to call for a full investigation into her death.


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Isabella Pieri's hair looked a lot like her brother's before she decided to ask for help. (Photo: Snaphsot from video)
Eleven-year-old Isabella Pieri is good at getting herself up and ready for school in the mornings. She should be, because she's been doing it on her own for years. Her mother passed away when she was younger, and her father leaves early for work. So it's up to Isabella to get herself up, dressed, and out the door in time to catch the school bus every morning.
Her dad, Philip Pieri, has taught her well, but one aspect of her morning routine has always been a little tricky, and it's one that many dads have struggled with: her hair.
When Isabella was younger, her dad cut her hair super-short because he didn't know how to keep it from getting tangled. (That's Isabella with short hair in the photo with her brother above.) She wasn't fond of the crew cut, so Isabella decided to do her own hair. Most days the best she could do was brush and gather her hair into a loose ponytail, but that approach changed a few months ago. She'd noticed her school bus driver, Tracy Dean, doing another young girl's hair, so she got up the nerve to ask for her help.
While that may seem like a small thing, Dean's efforts have made an enormous difference in the young girl's life.
Now every morning, Dean styles Isabella's hair — as well as the hair for a few other girls on her bus. "I have a brush for each girl and they have been bringing their own hair scrunchies," Dean told MNN. To combat those morning tangles, Dean has a leave-in conditioner spray that she uses to make sure the brushing is easy on the girls. Most days the girls pick how they want their hair done and it's "mostly braids but sometimes I surprise them!" Dean told us.
Isabella's teacher says the young girl has a new spring in her step, thanks to the braids and special additions like this one. (Photo: Snapshot from video)
"It makes me feel like she's a mom pretty much to me," Isabella told her local Salt Lake City news station. "And it makes me excited for the next day to see what she does."
And it's something Dean gives willingly. Dean went through her own health struggles seven years ago when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. At the time, she worried about who would take care of her own little ones. "Not that my husband couldn't do it, but you know, that's what mom's do," said Dean. "They do their kids' hair."


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Restoran Teo Chew Moi @ Bandar Puteri, Puchong
Good old Puchong has never failed to impress, or in some cases, surprise me. One of the latest addition to the family of ever-growing Chinese restaurants in the area is Teo Chew Moi, which means Teo Chew porridge in Teo Chew dialect. We were hunting for dinner one night and the spread of dishes laid at the entrance of the restaurant was just too hard to ignore. The amount of dishes available was massive – ranging from meat, fish, chicken, vegetables, eggs, beancurd, soup or even otak-otak. Plenty!
No. 18, Jalan Puteri 2/4,
Bandar Puteri, 47100 Puchong,
Selangor, Malaysia.
el No: +603-8063 5541
GPS Coordinates: 3.022162,101.615914
Without further ado, we treated ourselves to the eye candy in front of us, having a hard time choosing what we wanted because they all looked so good! Even with just the two of us, we eventually settled with, wait for it – six dishes!
Otak-Otak (RM10)
Stir-Fried French Beans (RM4)
Kiam Chai Boey / Stew Salted Vegetables (RM4)
Braised Mushrooms (RM6)
Braised Mui Choy with Pork Belly (RM4)


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Senior School & Sixth Form Canonbury
North Bridge House Senior School and Sixth Form Canonbury is a co-educational day school for Year 7 to Year 13 students in North London.
'Outstanding' in all areas, Ofsted 2015
North Bridge House Canonbury provides a unique, high quality education, delivered by inspirational teachers in state-of-the-art facilities. The Tudor building has been beautifully restored to provide a contemporary learning environment in a prime London location, easily accessible by a range of public transport links.
We are at the forefront of understanding teens and how to enhance their performance, shaping the school day to help students fulfil their potential.
Our expert staff are highly sought after in their fields and hail from a range of prestigious institutions, both in the UK and internationally.
Our impressive 500 year old building provides an inspirational home for our distinctive educational philosophy and state-of-the-art facilities.
Message from the Head Teacher
At North Bridge House Canonbury we are dedicated to providing our students with an outstanding education and to developing happy, confident young adults with the skills to become future leaders. Thanks to our small class sizes we are able to tailor our teaching and support to meet the needs of every child.
With experts continuing to shed ever-more light on teenage learning patterns and the stages of their brain development, we believe that by effectively harnessing this research we can maximise the potential of each individual. Our work with the Teenage Sleep Foundation and Dr Paul Kelley from the University of Oxford has led us to introduce a later start time for our Sixth Formers, whilst Professor Sarah-Jayne Blakemore and Teenage Mental Health champion, Johnny Benjamin, have informed our pupil support programme and helped us, and the parent body, better understand our teens.
Our team of specialist and dedicated teachers, drawn from prestigious university backgrounds and with experience at some of the country's leading schools, provide the inspiration our pupils need to realise their academic goals. The focus on academic excellence is complemented by first class pastoral care and attention to the learning needs of every child. Both our experienced Learning Support Co-ordinator and SENCO are members of the school's Senior Leadership Team, thereby ensuring our commitment to an inclusive curriculum and teaching strategies attuned to the needs of the whole school community.
To broaden our pupils' interests and help them develop new and transferable skills, we offer a diverse enrichment programme – often in conjunction with our sister schools. This summer, for example, pupils are undertaking charity work in Malawi alongside their peers from our Senior School in Hampstead. Our timetabled enrichment programme includes activities as diverse as Mandarin and Yoga, whilst almost all of our Sixth Formers undertake the EPQ. We also host regular 'World of Work' events whereby students get to hear from – and question – specialists from a broad range of industries. These activities are not perceived as 'extra-curricular', rather they constitute an integral part of the overall educational offering.
Whether your son or daughter is looking to join in Year 12 or Year 7, our provision is built upon a commitment to understanding and meeting the needs of the individual child. For a real insight into what North Bridge House Canonbury has to offer, I encourage families and friends to visit us. Our teachers are always happy to discuss our provision and identify how we can provide the very best all-round education for your son or daughter.
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before he was a week old, and my, how he's grown! We are all besotted with him, and acted like a troop of monkeys ourselves in attempts to get one of those adorable grins. Of course, it was also wonderful to see my folks, sister and BIL, too. :-)
The unexpected treat?
an exhibition of the Dead Sea Scrolls – and I got to see it! (Thanks, Mom!)
|Headed for the entrance
The exhibition was awe-inspiring in so many ways, I really can't begin to describe it. No photos were allowed inside the exhibition, but they were allowed outside at the 80% scale replica of Qumran, which was littered with ancient potshards from Qumran itself. Each shard was labeled with exactly where it was discovered, and each visitor was allowed to take one as a souvenir. Here is mine:
|Pinch me; I'm holding a piece of history over 2000 years old!
The whole experience was a powerful fulfillment to me of Isaiah 40:8: "The grass withers, the flower fades; but the word of our God stands forever." Amen!
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As the California Assembly considers SB 32, which would extend the emissions reductions targets under the state's Global Warming Solutions Act, a new analysis from E2 shows how and where California's climate leadership is creating jobs and expanding the economies of each of the 80 legislative districts across the state.
Over the past decade, there has been nearly $48 billion in documented investments in renewable energy, energy efficiency, transportation and other climate projects resulting from California climate policies, programs and actions.
To view a fact sheet showing your legislative district's details, please click one of the following links:
Don't know which district you live in? You can look it up here.
For the press release announcing this new analysis, please see here.
On August 8, nearly 200 E2 members from across the state signed a letter that was sent to Assembly members urging them to support SB 32. "To do otherwise would be to jeopardize a major engine of economic growth in our state, and diminish our stature as a global provider of climate solution technologies," the letter stated.
On August 4, E2, the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, and Ceres sent a letter to Gov. Jerry Brown explaining that further delay in advancing strong climate legislation will negatively impact the state's clean tech industry.
For a July 14 Sacramento Bee Op-Ed penned by E2's Mary Solecki and Kirsten James of Ceres — "Keep California's progress on combating climate change on track" — please see here. E2 also helped secure op-eds in the Fresno Bee, the (Woodland) Daily Democrat, the Huffington Post, and the Spanish-language newspaper La Opinion.
E2's work on this specific issue has been recognized in press across the state and the country. In recent weeks we were featured in the Los Angeles Times, Environmental Leader and DeSmog Blog. And at the bottom of this post is a full-page ad E2 signed onto that ran in the Sacramento Bee on August 24.
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Tried to get moo to talk to me but that was a fail. Excellent. Its a really great fucking feeling for your best friend to have not only not given a shit that I was home but not given a shit that I left and not given a shit since then. So, moo, if you're one of the people reading this, get over it, pick up your fucking phone and call me or text me or skype me, because this is fucking ridiculous.
I have so many things going on with life right now and it is freaking me out. I already knew I had this social anxiety thing and instead of doing small things to just get me out of it I jump in guns blazing with USUAA retreat this weekend and office hours and this booty call and these dates with these random guys so that at least I'm putting myself out there. All in the space of a week. I think my head might explode or I'll just be in the corner curled in the fetal position and hissing at people who come near me. Like a feral cat.
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Purpose - This paper aims to extend understanding of business-to-business relationship dynamics by introducing and discussing the phenomenon of a "negative critical wave" (NCW), defined as a disturbance in a relationship that emerges and develops within or beyond individual working relationships. Design/methodology/approach - The dynamics of working relationships in two manufacturing firms in Finland and Sweden were studied by analysing the narratives of unstructured personal interviews with 16 middle managers and 14 operational executives, who recalled experiences of relevant situations over three years, with emphasis on unexpected disturbances, challenges and problems. Findings - Respondents discussed 77 NCWs, the development and effect of which proved to depend upon the original "locus", "magnitude" and "amplitude", and embedded "energy". Waves could be distinguished as: "silent compact", "silent extensive", "intense compact" or "intense extensive". Research limitations/implications - The wave metaphor for relationships dynamics, consistent with but distinct from established notions of "critical time" and "critical incidents" and the associated classification system are a useful starting point for further research into the phenomenon. Though the qualitative methodology achieved richness, the small sample and restricted scope place limits on the objectivity and generalisability of the findings. Practical implications - The NCW framework offers strategists and managers a holistic understanding of the dynamic process of criticality, synthesising the complexities of relationship dynamics and pointing to ways in which to absorb the energy of negative waves. Originality/value - More is now known about the domino effects of critical incidents in internal and external business-to-business relationships.
Purpose - Manufacturing firms primarily organise service provision internally, externally or through a hybrid arrangement. This paper aims to analyse how firm-, offering-, and market-specific factors influence the way in which a firm organises its service provision. In addition, the paper analyses the specific challenges that each organisational arrangement presents for a firm. Design/methodology/approach - The study employed a qualitative, multiple-case research design that involved seven manufacturing firms with different organisational arrangements for service provision. Findings - Contrary to certain explicit assumptions, few firms organise for service provision solely through an in-house organisation. Analysis of firms in a wide variety of industries has shown that the organisational arrangements (internal, external or hybrid configuration) are contingent on factors such as market strategy, customer relationships, product-service linkages, internal competences and market channel characteristics. Research limitations/implications - The paper is an initial attempt to understand the strategic choices that firms make in terms of inter-organisational arrangements for service provision. The research should be extended by way of a cross-sectional survey in order to test and further validate the importance of the determinants of the organisational arrangements for service provision. Originality/value - The paper contributes to the service marketing and management literature by examining factors that determine whether firms organise for service provision internally, externally or through a hybrid configuration. Prior research has not explicitly addressed this issue.


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How Quick Into Google Search Results?
So, how quickly will a brand new domain show up on Google? I should have been checking day-to-day, but today is January 31, and the site was technically launched on January 16th. That's just over 2-weeks, the period of time traditionally quoted as the minimum for a Google sweep. So, now's a good time to do a quick review. Thankfully, the domain name is a totally made-up name, and I can do some very insightful tests here.
I decide to search blogsearch.blogger.com first to ensure that at least the blog posts are in the specialized blog-content engine. It produces 28 results, including the first test post made on HitTail.blogspot.com (now defunct). Every post was made since January 25. So, in one week, every blog post has been included in the blog search.
Next, I search on HitTail in the default search, and I see one result. It's the domain with no title or description. This is what's often referred to as the Google sandbox. We can see that Google is aware that the domain exists, but is not producing any of the site's content in the results. We see in the spiderspotter app that the first visit by GoogleBot was January 25th, the same day I started blogging.
From the 25th to today is exactly 1 week (7 days). In seven days, we have gone from an a previously unknown site to the domain being findable, but collapsed down to 1 page, and no actual page-content in the results. How recent is it? A quick search on a couple of different Google datacenters reveals that even just this 1-page listing is only on a couple of datacenters, and non-existent in others. So I am indeed catching it during the process of propagation, and we have our undisputed evidence that a site can go from zero to listed in some form in 1 week. Have I avoided the Google sandbox penalty altogether?
And finally, we check for specific quoted content from the first blog post. I know it won't show, but I'm at least doing the text for the sake of completeness. So, it's 1-week to show up at all. And it's sometime longer before content appears. After content appears, the results tend to "dance around", nicknamed the "Google Dance" before the data has propagated across all data centers.
Another factor affecting the results settling down is something people don't talk about much. The Google patent from March of last year revealed the fact that Google is very sensitive to the amount that a site has changed from one visit to the next. That is to say, how much of the site has changed? How many new links have been established to the site? And when a site is brand new, every few pages you add constitute a significant percentage of the overall site. So, Google is seeing a very volatile site. And the results are correspondingly volatile. Therefore, when a page is first discovered, it goes into what I think of as a moving window of opportunity. I believe they get this extra relevancy boost to see if they have the potential for gangbusters fad-like success.
Fad-like success? Fads, I believe, overrule traditional rules of slow organic growth. These are pages that somehow become massively popular and everyone starts linking to, passing around in email, finding due to events in the news, etc. If a page does suddenly become massively popular, Google sees this, because they're quietly recording click-through data, similarly to how DirectHit did back in the day. But DirectHit's system, subsequently merged with Ask Jeeves, was ultimately defeated, because by touting that they were doing this, they invited click-stuffing abuse. Google on the other hand not only doesn't advertise click-through tracking, but they use very clever JavaScript to keep it from even look like it's occurring. It's not evil. It's just smart. And if a site goes gangbusters, there is a totally organic pattern created that is difficult to fake, because there are hundreds of links from non-related sites, and thousands of click-through from disparate IPs that couldn't possibly be under one person's control. This fad traffic pattern then "buoys" that page's relevancy in future searches. This is just speculation based on observations, and only stands to reason that certain relevancy criteria can outweigh each other criteria, that criteria is both particularly difficult to fake and out of balance to the others.
Anyway, what are my conclusions? This test proves…
- How long does it take to go from zero-to-being in Google results at all? 1-week.
- How long does it take to go from zero-to-being in Google results in a meaningful way? Verdict not in, but expected soon. Stay tuned.
- How long does it take to go from zero-to-being in Google resuts in a stabilized decent and decent fashion necessary to drive sales? Will not know for three to six months
- How long does it take to go from zeron to being viewes as a healthy, growing site worthy of regular, predictable inclusion of new content? Well, that's the purpose of HitTail!


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text: Victoria Moore says canny knowledge of the big wine brands has saved her bacon on more than one occasion. "A bit of brand savvy can make the difference between paying through the nose for wine you realise too late you'd prefer not to drink, and a glass of something quite good actually." Villa Maria is one such label that has often acted as her white knight, she says. Others tips include the 2005 Jacob's Creek Riesling Steingarten (13.19, Tesco) and the 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Casillero del Diablo (4.49, Sainsbury's). "Easily dismissed by wine snobs, not all brands should be written off," Moore concludes emphatically.


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When Ohio's state senators voted 31-0 on Monday to pass a resolution that House representatives then approved 83-10 on Tuesday, it wasn't to make the hamburger the official state sandwich or "Hang On Sloopy" the state song.
Those votes brought to a successful conclusion months of hard work — real negotiations, give and take — on a substantive issue of importance to all Ohio residents: congressional redistricting and the drawing of maps that will shape Ohio elections for the next decade and beyond.
Two words heard far too seldom in the political arena these days.
Are you paying attention, Washington?
"This was a great showcase of what can happen when Democratic and Republican leadership comes together," state Sen. Scott Oelslager said Tuesday afternoon. "This is a model of what should happen more often — not only in Columbus, but in Washington, too."
Redistricting had been a focus for state Rep. Kirk Schuring and other House leaders since the fall. After several fits and starts and a near implosion of negotiations between Republicans on one side and Democrats and a coalition called Fair Districts = Fair Elections on the other, the parties hammered out the final details in time to meet today's deadline for putting the resolution on the May 8 ballot for Ohio voter approval as a constitutional amendment.
Ohio voters in 2015 overwhelmingly approved a similar proposal addressing how state legislative boundaries will be drawn. We anticipate similar acceptance of this measure.
Each side yielded on some key points in the final days' push. Republicans gave ground on limiting the number of counties (and municipalities within counties) that could be split into two or three districts. The result: The next map produced should reflect more compactness and "communities of interest" — meaning fewer examples of sprawling districts that touch multiple counties with diverse rural, suburban or urban characteristics.
The Fair Districts coalition yielded on "representational fairness" across the state. In other words, just because Ohio is split nearly 50-50 among Republican and Democratic voters, not every district can be drawn with that as the planned final outcome without the unintended consequence of creating simply another gerrymandered map.
In the end, Schuring said, both sides wanted to reach a compromise. One of the more attractive features of the resolution, he said, is that it requires public participation.
"There will be two public reviews, and the public can even offer maps of their own for consideration," Schuring said.
Final approval of any map will need minority party support — 50 percent for a map to be in place for 10 years.
"That says, 'We respect your views,'" Oelslager said.
Schuring called the work both sides put into shaping the compromise "a long and arduous journey" but he also noted, "But the more difficult the challenge, the sweeter the victory."
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A field of unsigned rock performers compete to be the lead singer of a popular rock band in this reality series, in which one aspiring band member is eliminated from the competition each week.
Season one had fifteen contestants vying to replace 80s pop/rock/dance band INXS vocalist Michael Hutchence. Former Elvis Impersonator Jason Dean Bennison was ultimately selected to take the former lead singer's place.
Season two features sixteen more aspiring rock stars hoping to become a member of a newly formed band, to be called "Supernova", which includes former members of Mötley Crüe, Metallica and Guns 'N Roses.
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Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew has claimed that he would love to see Andy Carroll back in a Black and White shirt next season after his unsuccessful time at Liverpool, as reported by the Telegraph.
Carroll will line up against Pardew's side at St James' Park today as West Ham visit the North East, but without a goal yet for the East London side, Pardew feels Carroll simply misses his home town.
"He's a Geordie and I think he misses the city. This is his home and at some point I hope he does come back here.
"Whether that's in my time, I don't know.
"I like him and I liked working with him. He was brilliant for me.
"I thought there was a possibility of it happening in the summer. He brings something different to the table and we could do with another striker. We were right in there, but we weren't able to get it done."
Sam Allardyce and Kevin Nolan also return to the North East for the first time since their acrimonious departures and Pardew will manage against his former employers West Ham too.


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Looking to explore your creativity and challenge yourself, look no further. ITDEV will definitely challenge you and it will surely invoke the creativity in you. With creativity and imagination comes art, and art combined with technology comes innovation. Lets innovate, lets explore and challenge ourselves!
What to expect from the program. Hands on experience with extensive coding, developing web application, desktop programs and mobile applications. What else will you learn, or should I say what other benefits are offered from the program? You will learn web development from the server side and client side, what does this mean? You will learn the front end development (the application or program the user interacts with), and back end development (what happens behind the scenes, the connection to the database).
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