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Ocarina of Time
Majora's Mask
Ikana Graveyard
Four Swords Adventures
The Swamp
The Minish Cap
Royal Valley
Dampé is a character that has appeared in four Legend of Zelda games. In each game, he is the gravekeeper of each respective game's Graveyard.
Ocarina of Time
In Ocarina of Time, Dampé is the gravekeeper of the Kakariko Village Graveyard. During Link's childhood, Dampé can be found patrolling the graveyard at night and starts his own Gravedigging Tour, upon request for 10 Rupees, digging up anything from Rupees to a Heart Piece that Link can pick up.[1] The items that he digs up appear randomly. During the day, he is at his shack sleeping, and if Link tries to interact with him, he tells the young hero to go away.[2]
Sometime during Link's seven year slumber, Dampé dies and becomes a ghost. When Link digs up his grave, he can find Dampé's ghost in a maze beneath the grave. Dampé challenges Link to a race, and if Link wins, Dampé allows him to take his treasure, the Hookshot.[3][4] Playing again and winning in under a minute earns Link a Piece of Heart.
Majora's Mask
In Majora's Mask, Dampé is the gravekeeper of the Ikana Graveyard, which is a haunted graveyard, yet he is afraid of ghosts. On the Final Day, Link can find Dampé Beneath the Graveyard, where he admits to be searching for the Ikana Royal Family's treasure. However, he lost his lantern and cannot see. He, in turn, asks Link to guide him using the light of his fairy, Tatl.[5] Leading him to the Soft Soil spots causes him to dig there.[6] After he has dug up three Blue Flames, a Big Poe appears. Since Dampé is afraid of ghosts, he runs away to his house, and if Link defeats the Poe, he is rewarded with a chest that contains an Empty Bottle.[7]
Four Swords Adventures
Dampé lives in a home alone in The Swamp, the second stage of Near the Fields in Four Swords Adventures. Interestingly, his name is not spelled with an accent when he introduces himself. His house is found in the northwest of the graveyard, near a Moon Gate, and it is surrounded by many Giant Ghini. In order to enter it, the Links must stand on four different switches to light up the area and drive the ghosts away. When they enter, Dampé warns them about the dangers of being outside, and then he tells them a story about the Dark Mirror.[8] He is the only living person in the stage.
The Minish Cap
Dampé is also featured in The Minish Cap. He lives in a house in the Royal Valley and tends to the graveyard. He gives Link the key to the graveyard, opening the way to the Royal Crypt. When spoken to after completing the mini-dungeon, he will state a secret path in the Lost Woods that leads to fifty Rupees.
A Link Between Worlds
In A Link Between Worlds Dampé once again play the Gravedigger. He digs and care for the graves east of the Sanctuary.
Dampe from A Link Between Worlds.
Dampe's Ghost from Ocarina of Time.
Dampe in The Minish Cap.
Dampe in Four Swords Adventures.
- ↑ "Hey kid! Don't mess around with the graves! I'm Dampé the Gravekeeper! My face may be scary, but I'm not a bad guy... Let me give you an advertisement for my side business... Dampé the Gravekeeper's Heart-Pounding Gravedigging Tour! What's gonna come out?! What's gonna come out?! When I start digging, we'll find out!" — Dampé, Ocarina of Time.
- ↑ "The crest of the Royal Family of Hyrule is inscribed here." — Dampé, Ocarina of Time.
- ↑ "Heh heh heh, young man! Are you fast on your feet? I may not look like it, but I'm confident in my speed! Let's have a race! Follow me if you dare!" — Dampé's Ghost, Ocarina of Time.
- ↑ "Hehehe, young man... You were very quick to be able to keep up with me! Hehehe! As a reward, I'm going to give you my treasure. It's called the Hookshot! Its spring-loaded chain will pull you to any spot where its hook sticks. Doesn't that sound cool? I'm sure it will help you! I live here now, so come back again sometime. I'll give you something cool! One more thing! Be careful on your way back! Heheheh...." — Dampé's Ghost, Ocarina of Time.
- ↑ "You? Wh-who are you? I can't see 'cause it's too bright...You're not a ghost...are you? ...A fairy? Oh, it was the fairy's light. In that case, it's just perfect. I came looking for the Royal Family's legendary treasure, but my torch has gone out. I'm sorry, but could you walk in front of me and light the way? Please? Yes No" — Dampé, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "Oh! There's something strange about this spot. You want me to dig here? Yes No" — Dampé, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "Waah!!! It's the leader of the ghosts!" — Dampé, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "It's dangerous out. You shouldn't be wandering around. This shadowy guy has been stirring up trouble lately. Actually, he looks like you! My name's Dampe. I'm supposed to be the caretaker at this here graveyard. Only I can't take care of a single thing right now. I'm helpless!!! These creatures, they are so pleased. They treat our world like their new home. Listen up, boys. Legends speak of a mirror in which a dark tribe was sealed away long ago. I understand it's supposed to be hidden now somewhere in the Forest of Light. The forest's been covered by pitch-black clouds recently. It's a Forest of Dark now. Yep, no mistake about it... Something bad's a-brewin' there." — Dampé, Four Swords Adventures.

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Heroes and Villains
Baylor University Press, 2006 - Philosophy - 158 pages
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For more than two decades the Mandeville Craft Institute (MCI), at 1 Grove Road, has been making an indelible mark on the lives of young Jamaicans seeking to acquire income-generating skills.
Originally established by the Rotary Club of Mandeville in the early 1980's, the Institute then catered mostly to the needs of young mothers who had dropped out of school and were therefore in need of a second chance to become worthwhile productive citizens of the society.
Chairman of the management committee of the MCI, Ouida Fay Rowe tells JIS News how the institution evolved over the years.
"In the early 1980's MCI specialized in embroidery and needle craft and it catered mostly to women but is suffered from lack of funding even though it was managed by the Social Development Commission. When I was appointed as the community relations representative for Alcan Jamaica, I saw the need for a skills centre for Mandeville. I met with the person in charge of the MCI at the time, and she showed me what she wanted to do but could not because of the lack of funding. I thought it was a worthy project that we could be involved with and so I started to help with the expansion of the project," she explains.
Mrs. Rowe says the programme was upgraded to include cookery, garment manufacturing and straw work.
"The population at the time was about 30 persons and it was quite an interesting mix of subjects, at the end of each year we would hopefully graduate between 25 to 30 persons," she says.
Overall it had been a very rewarding experience to see young people achieve their full potential, she notes, pointing out that after completing the course the graduates got placement very easily on the job market.
Meanwhile, in the early 90s when Alcan began winding down operations in Jamaica, funding to the MCI was reduced, and the HEART Trust/NTA was approached to provide support to the project.
"They saw what we had and thought that this was a good project for them to buy into and that is how they came on board in 1992 and since that time they have increased our enrolled population from 25 to 99 because we now have to operate two shifts.one in the morning and one in the afternoon," she declares.
The MCI Chairman points out that through the new partnership the programme had received a very serious boost in terms of new inputs.
Mrs. Rowe notes that even though HEART was highly visible the other partners still continued to play a part. "Windalco (formerly Alcan) still puts in some funds through United Way, the SDC sits on the board as well as the Rotary Club," she adds.
Mrs. Rowe boasts that each graduate from the Institute is able to hold his own both at home and abroad. "Some of them actually go abroad and work in the hotel industry," she informs.
"For the future I would like to see further expansion of the tourism hospitality side and also information technology," she points out.
Coordinator for the MCI, Rowena Murray, tells JIS News that the programmes offered at the Institute are "food preparation support subjects such as maths and English and beginners French. We have also started the new NCTVET model called the restaurant server," she states.
She says the Institute has five full time and five part-time employees. Sessions begin from 7:30 a.m. and runs to 6 p.m., she adds.
Turning to the male/female ratio, Mrs. Murray says there are currently 18 males and 82 females at the Institute.
"The programme runs for nine months and at the end they are tested, there are 10 modules that have to be completed.testing is done in June/July," she explains.Mrs. Murray points to linkages that could stem from being a graduate of MCI. "As soon as they have registered here their names are entered at the Ministry of Labour.many are interested in getting into food as there (are opportunities) for them to go abroad," she states.
The Institute, she says, has a reputation for producing quality products, which are in high demand. "We produce items such as cakes, gizzadas, pineapple tarts, and of course our roast top chicken," she says.
Persons interested in procuring the services of the staff and students of MCI for special functions could contact 961-0257.
Project Officer from HEART/NTA with direct responsibility for MCI, Tameka Allen says the Institute falls under her organisation's special programmes department. She praises the staff of the MCI, pointing out that the pass rate is 100 per cent in most cases. "Here at MCI there is never a problem with getting people to enrol," she says.
Miss Allen is encouraging more corporate entities and community groups and organisations in need of help to establish strong links with HEART/NTA.
"HEART Trust focus is training and from time to time we will find communities in need of assistance in the form of equipment and so on, to us skills training is so important as we need more entrepreneurs in Jamaica.these are individuals who will not go looking for a job but through their skill might actually employ others, our track record show that we are doing a lot," she points out.
A recent graduate of MCI, Rayon Gayle tells JIS News that he was thankful for the opportunity he had been given to learn a skill.
"Currently I work as a chef in a very prominent restaurant at New Green in Mandeville and I just want to encourage other young persons to just enrol in a HEART programme as it can really help you to achieve your potential," he advises.
Mr. Gayle says he had just walked into the centre from off the street one day and told Mrs. Murray that he would like to be a part of the programme.
"Mrs. Murray said alright I could come in the next day, I even started late but at the end of it I received the coveted 'Spirit of HEART' award," he tells JIS.
The property on which MCI is located belongs to the United Manchester Association, a local non-governmental organisation (NGO). The local Branch of JAMAL is situated in another building approximately 50 metres away.
For more than two decades the Mandeville Craft Institute (MCI), at 1 Grove Road, has been making an indelible mark on the lives of young Jamaicans seeking to acquire income-generating skills.


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I t was long held as an article of feminist faith that women in power would be the peaceable sex, reluctant to engage in violence, or go to war.
That dogma was shattered by Margaret Thatcher in 1982 when she emerged as the warrior queen who so resolutely led the country to war in the Falklands.
When Argentina occupied the Falkland Islands on April 2, 1982, the world community turned to the United Nations to arbitrate on the matter.
Mrs Thatcher's own Cabinet was rattled by the invasion and several of her senior ministers, including defence secretary John Nott and foreign secretary Lord Carrington, were against any direct action. Others counselled caution.
More significantly, as the 30-year archives have just disclosed, the French were wobbly - they were technical advisers to the Argentines - and the Americans were reluctant.
On economic matters, Ronnie Reagan might have been Thatcher's best friend, but when it came to South America, that was his own backyard. So long as Latin America didn't go communist, the Americans wouldn't favour an anti-Argentine policy.
Thatcher was initially taken by surprise by the Argentine action, but her instinct was to fight back. Force must be met with force. The vacillating males around her were countered by one strong supporter, Admiral Sir Henry Leach, the head of the Royal Navy.
Within 48 hours, a British taskforce was steaming towards the South Atlantic: Newsweek ran a memorable front cover echoing a popular movie of the time, The Empire Strikes Back.
I remember it all well. Feminists wrung their hands over this startling disproof that women were the unwarlike sex. Here was a female leader in full Boadicea mode.
Leftists also wrung their hands: on the one hand, the military excursion to the South Atlantic was being dubbed "imperialistic" by much of Latin America and some of North America. (India had seized Goa from the Portuguese in 1961, and this had been accepted as inevitable. Hong Kong was being returned to the Chinese and Rhodesia had become Zimbabwe: European imperialism was over.)
On the other hand, General Galtieri, the Argentine leader, was an odious dictator with a lamentable record on human rights. Thousands of citizens, including many women and children, had simply disappeared under his regime. In Ireland, ambivalence reigned. Some Catholics might have turned to Thomas Aquinas for guidance on the terms of the Just War, but the Taoiseach, Charles Haughey, while initially backing Ireland's position of supporting the European Union in condemning the Argentine invasion, also indulged in the old reflex to disoblige the Brits.
As April wore on, Haughey's policy was to move away from the European call for sanctions and towards condemnation of British actions, particularly after the sinking of the General Belgrano, over which there was a question mark on its territorial position. Haughey was not alone: 'Malvinas Argentinas' parties were held in Dublin - one in my own home where, among some merriment, the Argentine cause was upheld and fiercely argued over.
Being Anglophobic just for the hell of it isn't a sensible foreign policy, but the context of the time is relevant: 1981 had been a terrible year for Anglo-Irish relations, with the death of Bobby Sands and the burning of the British embassy in Dublin.
Margaret Thatcher, for her part, had been insensitive and under-informed about Ireland.
During the 1980s, Mrs Thatcher invited me to parties at 10 Downing Street three times and, while she was always cordial in conversation, she absolutely refused to talk about Ireland.
She refused because she didn't have much of a grasp of the situation, as exemplified by her silly remark that "Ulster was ... as British as Finchley".
There will always be questions over the conduct of any war - and the sinking of the Belgrano is still an unresolved ethical issue.
Yet the Falklands War was won mostly by one woman's iron determination not to accept a situation passively, but rather to rally her troops and - like Joan of Arc - put mettle into the men around her. The Falklanders felt their democratic rights were upheld. And an undoubtedly positive outcome was that Galtieri fell and the dreadful injustices of his regime were brought to light.
Territorial disputes never really go away, and 'Malvinas Argentinas' is still a view widely held in Latin America.
But there won't be another war about the South Atlantic islands for a long time. And the feminist doctrine that women are always the pacifists and men always the warmongers can never again be advanced.


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Market Reaction as Scotland Rejects Independence
Scottish voters' decision to stick with the rest of the U.K. has boosted sterling, lifted stocks and reset market expectations. WSJ's Katie Martin and Charles Forelle discuss.
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There are many factors that can lead to an injured spine such as aging, improper body mechanics, trauma and structural abnormalities. Chronic pain is a condition that generally requires a team of health professionals to diagnose and treat.
Discectomy or MicrodiscectomyAn open discectomy is the most common surgical treatment for ruptured or herniated discs of the lumbar spine. When the outer wall of a disc, the annulus fibrosus, becomes weakened, it may tear allowing the soft inner part of the disc, the nucleus pulposus, to push its way out. This is called a disc herniation, disc proplapse or a slipped or bulging disc. Once the inner disc material extends out past the regular margin of the outer disc wall, it can press against very sensitive nerve tissue in the spine. The disc material can compress or even damage the nerve tissue, and this can cause weakness, tingling or pain in the back area and into one or both legs.
An open Discectomy uses surgery to remove part of the damaged disc and thus to relieve the pressure on the nerve tissue and alleviate the pain. The surgery involves a small incision in the skin over the spine, removal of some ligament and bone material to access the disc and the removal of some of the disc material.
LaminectomyLaminectomy is surgery that creates space by removing the lamina. The lamina is the back part of a vertebra that covers your spinal canal. A laminectomy enlarges your spinal canal to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or nerves. This pressure is most commonly caused by bony overgrowths within the spinal canal, which can occur in people who have arthritis in their spine. The laminectomy is the complete removal of the lamina.
LaminotomyA laminotomy is a type of spinal surgery that involves the partial removal of a lamina, the lamina is the part of a vertebra that helps create bony arch to protect the spinal cord. The laminotomy is performed through an incision down the center of your back over the area of the herniated disc. Your muscles are moved to the side so your doctor can see the back of your vertebrae. Once the correct vertebra has been located, your doctor will cut a small opening through the lamina bone on the back of your spinal column. The nerve roots are moved out of the way so the problem disc can be located. A laminotomy removes a portion of the lamina.
ForaminotomyA foraminotomy is a type of spine surgery performed to decompress on a spinal nerve root. The procedure refers to the spine's foramen; the nerve passageways through which the nerve roots exit the spinal column. A foraminotomy involves an incision through the skin and muscle to reach the spine. The muscles may be dissected or retracted using an endoscope or tubular retractor.
Bone spurs, thickened ligaments and debris are removed using a drill or other special cutting instruments. Removing these tissues from the neuroforamen increases the space for the nerve root.
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Spinal fusion is surgery to permanently connect two or more vertebrae in your spine, eliminating motion between them. Spinal fusion involves techniques designed to mimic the normal healing process of broken bones.
During this procedure, your surgeon places bone or bonelike material within the space between two spinal vertebrae. Metal plates, screws and rods may be used to hold the vertebrae together, so they can into one solid unit.
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During this procedure, your surgeon places bone or bonelike material within the space between two spinal vertebrae. Metal plates, screws and rods may be used to hold the vertebrae together, so they can into one solid unit.
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May Dreams Gardens, it was noticed that the flowers open now are as wide a range of types as any other time during the year. You will see what I am talking about in this post. Most of the orchids we grow bloom during the winter months, that is the object of having them, exotic flowers in the greenhouse/sunroom during those dreary days. But here is Paphiopedilum Honey 'Newberry' x Paph. primulinus 'Lemon Glow', with even more buds showing for future flowers in the dog days of summer. The Old Farmer's Almanac lists the traditional timing of the Dog Days as the 40 days beginning July 3 and ending August 11, coinciding with the ancient heliacal (at sunrise) rising of the Dog Star, Sirius. There is a growing bud on another of the paphs as well, hooray!
This vanda alliance hybrid usually give us three blooms a year.
More seasonal is this coneflower, echinacea 'Sundown'.
We couldn't resist E. 'Coconut Lime'.
E. 'Harvest Moon' has been a good performer also.
Roses grown here include old fashioned or antique roses such as this R. 'Grootendorst Supreme', we have nicknamed this one Thorny. Even the leaves have sharp spikes.
The leaves are the thing here, the flowers are a bonus.
There has been rain here over the last few days. It comes in brief cloud bursts accompanied by thunder and lightning. These storms have added over three inches of water to the gardens and it is much welcomed by the plants and gardener alike. Keep it comin'.


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Music: Joy for the Journey
Music: Joy for the Journey
On Saturday, February 25th, the kindergarteners of Garden Place Academy took an important step: they graduated to the orchestra where real violins await them. Below are pictures taken during the event and Dr. Diana Howard's thoughts on the kindergarteners' achievement.
Photographs by Brigid Mcauliffe and provided courtesy of The Piton Foundation.
Dressed in their best, Garden Place Academy's kindergarteners prepared for the event they had been waiting for …their "graduation" from paper violins to REAL violins! There were excited families, beaming children …in all, 300 strong… hurrying down the halls toward the Garden Place auditorium for our second El Sistema Colorado Celebration.
Dr. Diana Howard
First, the kindergarteners performed with aplomb, singing all verses of A Fox Went Out on a Snowy Night, showing their expertise with rhythm instruments, and, with amazing precision, bowing their paper violins to Twinkle, Twinkle and Marry Had a Little Lamb with the accompaniment of a violist playing the tunes.
But most important, their faces glowed with pride and joy at all they had learned in a few short weeks of daily El Sistema classes. Read the rest of this entry »
Great Things Are Happening At Garden Place Academy
The post below is by El Sistema Colorado's program coordinator, Dr. Diana Howard. Dr. Howard is responsible for coordinating all initiatives in the Garden Place Academy community. She works with each of the teaching artists daily as well as with parents and community members. Most importantly, she has developed a special relationship with the kids after 5 short weeks.
Dr. Diana Howard
I wish you all could have seen the faces of our El Sistema third graders as they drew bows over violin strings for the first time! Pure JOY… and the delightful surprise of possibilities to come! It gave me goose bumps and great hope!
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text: Geez, doesn't anybody read my posts the first time around: To activate the door lock heater pull up on the door handle. These really work, I had a little melted spot of frost around my lock the other day. If you are not so fortunate: keep your lock de-icer in your coat pocket, not in the glove compartment. Think about it... On the theme of the whole door frozen shut: DO NOT force this open. It is easy to rip the rubber away from the car. Go around, wait, do something else. To help stop this: spray/wipe your car with a silicon lube, then lightly coat with talcum powder, or (neighbors recommendation, I find it messy) smear vaseline on the seals. Joe Yakubik


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The Lucille Ball Specials: Lucy Calls the President Deluxe Edition DVDSKU:
Essential for Lucy lovers, this found treasure, available for the first time on DVD, is more than a special, it's more like a This Is Your Life for the First Lady of Television. It reunites Lucy with two of her most dependable writers from the I Love… days, Bob Carroll Jr. and Madelyn Davis, and a veritable stock company of Lucy players, including Gale Gordon (The Lucy Show, Here's Lucy, Life with Lucy), Mary Jane Croft (I Love Lucy, The Lucy Show, Here's Lucy), Mary Wickes (The Lucy Show, Here's Lucy), and Vivian Vance appearing with her I Love Lucy cohort for the last time. In this one-hour special taped before a studio audience in 1977, mayhem ensues when Lucy frantically prepares for a visit from President Jimmy Carter and his family. Gordon portrays her Republican father-in-law, with Ed McMahon as ever the consummate straight man as Lucy's husband. Some of the humor is atypically (for Lucy) topical. When she asks Gordon how her saxophone rendition of "Hail to the Chief" sounded, he replies, "Like you voted for Ford." But there's plenty of old-school slapstick and clowning that never gets old. What's really special are the generous bonus features, a trove of archival rarities including recently unearthed rehearsal footage, a Tonight Show appearance with a deferential Johnny Carson, and an excerpt from a 1965 radio broadcast of "Talking with Lucy" featuring Steve Allen, who appears as himself in Lucy Calls the President. This is one Call Lucy fans will not want to miss. --Donald Liebenson


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'Cause I'm a Gleek, baby
I've got a confession to make. It's not something that I'm proud of, quite the contrary actually. It's not really in line with my usual fluff bunny attitude about things. So I'll understand if you want to hang me up from the highest tree or shoot me against the nearest wall. Ah well. Here goes. Deep breath. I'm a Gleek.
As far as I remember, before people are sentenced to death they're side of the case is heard out. So let me state mine as to why I have become a Gleek of late:
1. Any show that promotes singing and choirs has my vote of approval: despite the fact that most of the songs have been "manipulated" in some way or another, I think the fact that the show is all about a group of kids singing has two thumbs up from me, especially if it inspires others to start a glee club of their own.
2. The show gives younger generations a good musical education: from Lulu to The Doors to AC/DC to Queen to Beck to Les Miserables kids are listening to some fantastic music that they probably would never listen to had Glee not done covers of their songs. My 9 year old daughter is starting to learn Bohemian Rhapsody! Let me state, however, that Lady Gaga is not included in this equation…
3. The show reminds us that anyone can sing: you can be gay, in a wheelchair, pregnant, black, white, Jewish, a jock, and YOU CAN SING!
4. The show brings back lots of memories: hands up if you were a freak at school. I see a lot of hands out there…so was I. This show reminds us that you can be a freak but music saves
Well, that's pretty much my case…yeah I know, soy un perdedor, I'm a loser baby, so why don't you kill me?


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Option Explicit Dim FD Dim RD Sub Main FD = InputBox("Введиите искомое свойство") Dim cProperty As CustomProperty If cProperty.CustomPropertyName= FD Then RD = InputBox("Заменить на") cProperty.CustomPropertyName= RD End IfEnd Sub
Can you show us an example of the map and the topic property that you need to change the name?
Property Renamer
When you work with Properties in your Maps it is very easy to build quite extensive and interactive Map content using Formulas. Topic Properties are referenced by the MindManager API using the Property Name. This is also used in the calculations used by Topic Formulas. This means that if you rename a Property after it has been utilized elsewhere in the Map, sometimes multiple times, the Topic Formulas can become broken and fail to work. The solution is to find all the occurrences of the Property in the Map and update the name which can be time-consuming on large Maps.
The Property Renamer function lets you safely rename an existing Topic Property while maintaining the integrity of any Topic Formulas where the Property has been used. All of this can be done in one sweeping process which takes mere seconds to complete, saving you precious time when making these changes. The Property Renamer function can be found on the Topic Properties group of the MAP ribbon menu."
That saves you hours of costly self development and you can be pretty sure it will also work on future MindManager releases. So well worth the small investment.
See details overhere There are lots of other extra's in there ;-)
You could at least use the free trial to check if I am correct
I think your time and intelligence is worth a lot more.
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Kit your kid out in head-to-toe football style in the AC Milan Babies' Home Mini Kit With Socks. Inspired by the team's iconic red-and-black striped jersey, this dryCELL-designated kit will have your little one preparing for the pitch in style.
- dryCELL: PUMA's designation for moisture-wicking properties that help keep you dry and comfortable
Jersey: - Crew neck collar and set-in sleeve construction - Fly Emirates sponsor logo at chest - Official AC Milan badge at left chest - PUMA Cat Logo at right chest and both sleeves - The Devil graphic on the centre black stripe at the back of the neck - Double-knit bio-based wicking finish
Shorts: - Elasticated waistband - PUMA Cat Logo at left leg - Official AC Milan badge at right leg
Socks: - Regular fit - PUMA Cat Logo at front
- Close All Fastenings
- Do Not Iron Print
- Use Only Mild Detergent
- Wash And Iron Inside Out
- Wash Separately


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A Tony Award winner for Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Catch Me If You Can, Butz will join Kyle Chandler, Ben Mendelsohn, Linda Cardellini and Sissy Spacek in the 13-episode series about a close-knit family whose secrets are revealed when their estranged, eldest son returns home.
Butz will portray the youngest son, who considers himself the unofficial mayor of the family's small hometown.
The Broadway leading man last appeared on the New York stage in Big Fish. His appearances also include Wicked, The Last Five Years, Dead Accounts, Enron, Speed-the-Plow, Is He Dead? and Rent.


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Madeleines, those quintessential French treats, are delicious all by their buttery selves. But they are the height of gourmet teatime snacks when infused with the earthy aroma of truffles. Inspired by the ambrosial truffle madeleines we gobbled at French bakery Libertable in Tokyo, we decided to experiment with our own version. These truffle madeleines make excellent edible gifts, but only for people who are really nice to you, since the truffle products used in this recipe don't come cheap. To amplify the earthy flavour, we also added some porcini powder. The batter has to sit for at least eight hours (so it can rest and dome beautifully when baked), but actual baking takes a mere eight minutes. Simply pop it into your oven just before serving and your home will be perfumed with the scent of butter and truffles.
Makes 24 large madeleines or about 38 small ones
170g Butter, softened (plus more to grease the moulds)
4 Large eggs (weighing 60g each)
½ cup Caster sugar
2 tbsp Dark brown sugar
½ cup Truffle honey*
1 cup Plain flour
½ cup Cake flour
2 tsp Baking powder
¼ tsp Truffle salt*
1 tsp Porcini powder (grind whole dried mushrooms)
3 tbsp Black truffle paste*
1. Begin a day ahead. Melt butter in a small skillet over medium heat. Cook until some of the white milk solids fall to the bottom of the skillet and everything turns a rich hazelnut brown, about 5 mins. Strain the browned butter through a fine sieve into a small bowl. Set aside.
2. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a whisk attachment, beat the eggs, sugars, and truffle honey until pale and foamy, about 2 mins.
3. Sift both flours, baking powder, truffle salt and porcini powder over the egg mixture and gently fold in using a rubber spatula.
4. Fold in the browned butter till you get a smooth, shiny batter, then fold in the truffle paste.
5. Cover the batter with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 8 hours or overnight. This batter can keep for up to 3 days in the fridge.
6. Preheat oven to 200°C. Grease the moulds with softened butter and spoon or pipe the batter evenly into the moulds. Bake for 8 mins, or until golden brown.
7. Transfer to a wire rack to cool for 5 mins, then unmould the cakes and let them cool completely on the rack.
If gifting these babies, add this note: "Warm in an oven preheated at 150°C for 5 minutes. Consume within 2 days."
*Truffle honey, salt and paste can be bought at gourmet shops like Culina.


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I have been asked how I keep clean while backpacking. If you're not already an experienced backpacker, you might not like my answer to this. Backpacking changes your standards for things like cleanliness and the quality of food. This change in your outlook on life is probably the biggest benefit of backpacking. Eventually you'll come to appreciate being able to sit on the subway car no one else will ride in and you won't mind so much when its leftovers night. You'll marvel at the amount of time your more domesticated friends spend cleaning their homes. And you might not ever be asked to babysit. Continue reading
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Backpacking Toiletry Kit
Christopher has asked me to suggest a lightweight but functional Backpacking Toiletry Kit. Christopher will be participating in my upcoming Intro to Backpacking event in Harriman State Park hosted with Hudson Valley Hikers. All members were required to ask a question ahead of time as a prerequisite to attending. Continue reading
Intro to Backpacking Syllabus
This weekend I will be hosting an Intro to Backpacking seminar with Hudson Valley Hikers. This is not a backpacking trip, but a short hike with an opportunity for show and tell. The idea is to let novices see some gear options in the field before they go shopping. My co-hosts and I will have a wide variety of gear available, ranging from typical "beginner gear" to expert ultralight gear. Participants will get to try on our packs and takes turns carrying them to our mock campsite, where we'll set up various tents and talk about our gear. Continue reading


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10 Weird And Crazy Traditions In Japan
Japanese culture is obviously pretty weird. An uninformed visitor would be quite shocked to see how these people live and what some of their traditions are. One of the biggest controversial topics involve more relaxed child exploitation laws. For example, the age of consent is just 13, although there are other laws that tend to protect any children under 17 years of age. Here are some other shocking and interesting traditions and values that Japanese people have.
Blackface Is Acceptable
"Ganguro" isn't supposed to come off as offensive in Japanese culture. Instead, it's done by teenage girls that like to give a jab to traditional beauty in Japan. Girls will often wear blackface, put on gobs of makeup, and wear ridiculously-colored wigs.
They Don't Really Fire People
Labor laws require employers to give fired people huge severance packages. In order to avoid this, most companies will lock people they want to get rid of in isolation rooms and have them take on horrible tasks that will make them want to quit.


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Hex And The Witty: Behemoth Game 4 Is Tactical, Co-op
The Behemoth have a strong track record. Actually, 'strong' may not be the right word – the track is littered with banana skins and slick pools of blood, and dappled with spluttering sprinkles of deer poo. Castle Crashers, simple thing that it is, was one of my favourite XBLA games. Prop a couple of friends on a couch with controllers in their hands and the cartoon lunacy of the world is a joyous thing to beat seven thousand shades of shite out of. Battleblock Theater is a lovely thing as well, with the best narrator since Bastion. That narrator returns in 'Game 4', which has now been revealed. It's a turn-based tactical game, made up of delicious hexes. The singleplayer mode is showing at PAX and the short video below follows each playthrough.
The Behemoth state that "Game 4 was revealed as a turn-based co-op adventure", which is just about the dandiest thing that they could have stated. Is it too much to hope for the joys of Castle Crashers with the intricacies of Disgaea, Tactics Ogre or Final Fantasy Tactics? As far as I can see, there's no confirmation of platforms or release dates yet, but a period of Xbonesclusivity wouldn't surprise me.
I'd say it's a sad day when any tactical game doesn't recognise that my hard drive is it's natural home but to do so would be to admit that we have been living in sorrowful times for many years. Still no Valkyria Chronicles or any of the three mentioned above. There are always gaps.


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Innovation Awards 2020
Finalists Announced
EDGE 2020 Goes Virtual

2X has released a Server Based Computing Guide aimed at directing
companies towards optimizing their IT infrastructure. The Guide
describes ways in which a business can cut hardware, energy and
administration costs by switching to a server based computing environment.

I have copied the text of the press release below for your convenience.
I hope that it will be of interest to your readers / visitors.

Thanks for your attention!

Tamara Borg

PRESS RELEASE
For immediate release

New Server Based Computing Guide Directs Companies Towards Higher Efficiency and Lower Costs

2X Software Server Based Computing Guide illustrates strategies for implementing Server Based Computing

2X today announced the release of the 2X Server Based Computing Guide, which describes ways in which to optimize IT network infrastructures whilst cutting hardware, energy and administration costs.

Businesses worldwide face an escalating desktop PC management problem, requiring tremendous resources, both in staff and capital. As a result, the typical IT infrastructure has become increasingly complex, resource-intensive, and expensive.

"Only the more advanced thin client approach will be able to outdo cost intensive Windows fat clients in companies' networks. Desktop Centralization like VMware's Virtual Desktop Infrastructure or Microsoft's Terminal Server can stop the day-to-day fat client management and maintenance from becoming a bigger headache. At 2X we are proud to contribute to this by presenting the Server Based Computing Guide explaining how to use 2X thin client technology to distribute Desktops and Applications to cost efficient thin clients and converted PCs," said Nikolaos Makris, CEO 2X

What the 2X Server Based Computing Guide offers:
The Guide supports IT decision makers and administrators with all the necessary information to choose the right SBC solution for their Network infrastructure. It is divided into two main parts. Part one describes different application publishing scenarios with 2X ApplicationServer and 2X LoadBalancer on Windows Terminal Server.
The second part explains how to convert a network in a native thin client environment connecting to Virtual Desktops, Linux and Windows Terminal Servers and publishing applications to the 2X ThinClient multiple OS desktop.
Server Based Computing Core advantagesLess Administration – Allows central management of users, patches software, (updates and upgrades) data, and backups
Hardware Independence – Supports virtually all client devices and computer hardware and very low system
Reducing Energy Costs – Thin clients have a very low system requirement and less energy consumption than standard PCs
Easy Access – Employees, customers and Partners telework / roam more easily using published desktops and applications
Reduction in TCO – Total Cost of Ownership reduction by up to 50%
For more information about 2X Server Based Computing Guide visit: http://www.2x.com/solutions/. The Guide is available for download at: http://www.2x.com/solutions/download/.htm. User to user support is available via the 2X forums at http://forums.2x.com

About 2X
2X Software Ltd - 2X is a software developing company for the booming server-based computing market. Thin client computing controls spiraling PC management costs, centralizes application and desktop management, improves security and performance and allows users to work remotely. The company's product line includes: 2X ThinClientServer Enterprise edition and PXES edition, 2X LoadBalancer for Terminal Services/Citrix, 2X ApplicationServer for Windows Terminal Services and 2X SecureRDP for Windows Terminal Services. 2X is a privately held company with offices in Frankfurt, Cyprus, UK and Malta. Its management team is backed by years of experience in developing and selling network infrastructure software. 2X is a Microsoft and RedHat partner. For more information visit: www.2x.com, www.2xsoftware.de (German), www.2xsoftware.it (Italian), www.2xsoftware.fr (French), www.2xsoftware.es (Spanish).

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Vivint Smart Home gives you the best smart home technology in Baker, California
Imagine after grocery shopping, the door unlocks with a touch of a button on your smartphone. Then you walk in and the temperature is set at the perfect value and the news can be turned on with a simple voice command. What makes this all possible? You have a Vivint Smart Home. We are the premier smart home provider in Baker for very good reason. In fact, with over a million customers, Vivint Smart Home is the premier provider in North America. Vivint Smart Home Cloud is the central hub that ties all the electronic components of your entire household together to create a single communication ecosystem with three main purposes in mind:
- Home security
- Convenient comfort settings
- Reducing energy usage


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Feamster Joins Princeton Computer Science Department
In 2010, MIT Technology Review named Feamster to its list of top innovators under 35, citing the algorithms and systems he developed to quickly and accurately detect spam and other Internet attacks as one of his major contributions.
Jennifer Rexford, the Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor in Engineering and professor of computer science at Princeton, said Feamster concentrates on untangling knotty problems — like spam — that vex both end users and network administrators.
"For years, people have been trying to stem the tide of spam by analyzing the contents of email messages," said Rexford, who has collaborated with Feamster several times since 2001 and worked with him on his post-doctoral research in 2005. "Nick took a radically different — and much more effective — approach, looking at how the spam messages are sent. That is, by looking below the message contents, into the mechanisms for delivering spam, Nick could detect spam much more accurately. His detection techniques are now a part of commercial spam filtering systems. "
"Nick is fearless in going head-first into new areas, working with practitioners to identify big, hairy problems they face, then stepping back to solve them in a rigorous way, and then coming back with real systems and data that help real people," she said.
Feamster's research makes communications networks operate as users expect them to: "Nobody notices when the network works well," he asserts, "but everyone suffers when it doesn't." He describes himself as an "experimental networked systems and security researcher" who develops "techniques, algorithms, and protocols that make the network easier to manage, more secure, and more available." A hallmark of his work is building, designing, and monitoring real networked systems.
During the past three years, he has focused on emerging problems in Internet access—such as censorship and performance—that affect the Internet experience for users around the world. He and his students are developing ways to measure Internet censorship and information manipulation at scale, approaches for circumventing censorship and information control. systems to study and troubleshoot mobile and broadband access networks, and ways to secure the Internet infrastructure using new approaches based on Software Defined Networking (SDN).
Feamster earned his doctorate in computer science in 2005 from MIT, where he also did his undergraduate work. He has received the NSF Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE), an Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship, the NSF Career Award, and the IBM Faculty Award.


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Matt Passmore was second-time lucky
SOME Aussie actors spend years trying to break into the US market, but Matt Passmore was second-time lucky.
The McLeod's Daughters favourite looked set to make his big break in Prison Break creator Paul Scheuring's new series Masterwork back in 2009.
But when the pilot went nowhere the A&E channel snapped up the 37-year-old for the lead role in their new cop series The Glades.
The swamps of south Florida and Miami's sprawling metropolis are a long way from Queensland, but the Brisbane native is enjoying his new home away from home.
"It's very eclectic, beautiful, and very, very absurdly charming - not boring in the least," he said.
"It's one of those places you can eat at a different place every single night. The thing I love about it is that real South American culture coming through. For someone who grew up in Brisbane and had no real Latin American influence in my life, that has been an absolute gift."
Passmore said it's no surprise a wave of dramas including Dexter, CSI Miami and The Glades have been set in the region.
"The actual place lends itself to amazing stories," he said.
"So, with shows like Dexter, for example, more serial killers have come out of Florida than any other state. That's very comforting when you're filming in the swamp at night.
"Then on the other side of that you've got stories like Scarface. The culture down there is like a mix mash of cultures. It's so eclectic. There are people from all around the world."
When he returned to Miami earlier this year to film the second series of The Glades, Passmore said he made more of an effort to get to know the city.
"While the show is on it's incredibly difficult to do anything but the show," he said.
"I remember coming away from series one going 'wow' I didn't do anything'. I was just exhausted all the time."
But exhaustion is nothing a Cuban coffee can't fix.
"When I was getting really tired, either the doctor would come around to give me shot of B12 in the ass or someone would hand me a Cuban coffee," he laughed.
"This time I forced myself to go to different restaurants and go see Latin American artists when they were in town."
He said the second series, currently airing in Australia on pay-TV channel W, explores some darker storylines.
"Going back to series two was interesting," he said. "The first series was very much a teething period.
"This series does start off quite darker. We really get stuck into the Cuban mob and as we pay respect to those things they really progress. But then we get back to the lightness and absurdity of Florida."
Passmore's character Jim also gets to see more action this series.
"I get to have a bit more fun and run around a bit more," he said.
"I get to run around a lot more, and while Jim's running he can't talk so it gives him a break and gives me a break. And I got to do a bit of stunt driving."
The Glades - W Channel - Sunday at 7.30pm Qld, 8.30pm NSW.
Ten is also airing the first series of The Glades on Mondays at 8.30pm.


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The full cast has been set for director Alberto Arvelo Mendoza's Simon Bolivar biopic, Libertador. Toplining as the revolutionary hero will be Edgar Ramirez (The Bourne Ultimatum) in a modern epic about Bolivar's life and his quest to unify the nations of South America. Over his lifetime (1783-1830), Bolivar fought for Latin American independence from the Spanish Empire and waged military campaigns that covered twice the area of that conquered by Alexander the Great. Joining Ramirez in this quest will also be Maria Valverde (Melissa P.), Danny Huston (Children of Men), Imanol Arias (El Lute) and Gary Lewis (Gangs of New York). Hit the jump for more from the epic Libertador.
Written by Children of Men's Timothy Sexton, Libertador is the most ambitious and biggest independent production to emerge from South America thus far. Regarding the project, Arvelo Mendoza was quoted as follows:
"From the start, I knew I didn't want to make a film just about history, so I tried to move away from the paintings in the museums and cinema for historians, and really concentrate on the man behind the stories and who he really was as a person."
That person continues to be a Latin American hero to this day, historically considered one of the most influential politicians and emancipators in American history. Producer Winnifred Hammacher explained it as such:
"This sprawling epic spans the life and is told from Bolívar's perspective. The universal theme, international cast and acclaimed production team will succeed in making LIBERTADOR the South American Braveheart."
The film, shot primarily in Spanish with some English and French, recently moved its production from Venezuela to Spain for the second half of its 14 week shoot. The L.A. Philharmonic's own Gustavo Dudamel will also be making his first feature score with the film. Look for Libertador to land sometime in 2013.


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Continuing their magnificent run at the national level, 14 Indian-Americans have made it to the penultimate round of the US 'Spelling Bee' competition, constituting nearly 35 per cent of this year's semi-finalists.
As many as 14 of the 41 young spelling wizards -- who made it to the semi final of the Scripps national Spelling Bee champion's trophy -- are Indian Americans, raising expectations that the top prize would yet again be bagged by one of them.
Prominent among those who made it to the semi finals of the prestigious tournament are Satish Chand, 13, who came out second in last year's finals; three time top 10 finisher Kavya Shivashankar, 13, and Sriram Hathwar who at nine is the bee's youngest contestant for the second consecutive year.
The finals of the national spectacle, to be held in Washington on Thursday night, would be telecast live across America.
Last year's championship was won by 13 year-old Sameer Mishra from Lafayette in Indiana. Mishra, who won the trophy participating for the first time in the spelling bee competition, took home a cash prize of $35,000.
The word that Mishra spelled to finally win the competition was 'guerdon', a term that means something that one has earned or gained.
Indian-American kids have dominated the competition for the last few years, impressing the audience with their spelling prowess.
Among the semi-finalists are Ramya Auroprem, a student of French from San Jose California, who informally teaches Tamil to the children in her neighbourhood.
A voracious reader and dedicated student, Aishwarya Pastapur, the Springfield Illinois team captain, was instrumental in leading her Mathcounts team to the state-level by winning first place at the county two years in a row.
Aishwarya represented the Topeka Journal in the 2006 and 2007 national finals of the competition.
Eighth grader Vaibhav Vavilala from Indianapolis, participated in the 2005, 2007, and 2008 national finals, and stood tied for 17th place last year. His brother, Vikas also participated in the 2006 national finals.
Kavya Shivashankar from Olathe Kansas names Nupur Lala, the 1999 Scripps National Spelling Bee champion, as her role model and the inspiration for her spelling career.
She participated in the 2006, 2007, and 2008 national finals, tying for the 10th, 8th, and 4th place, respectively. An avid philatelist and lover of Mathematics and Science, Sidharth Chand from Bloomfield Michigan was placed second in the 2008 national finals.
Avvinash Radakrishnan is making his third appearance in the national finals after his unsuccessful bids in 2006 and 2008. Passionate about sports, he plays basketball, football, and baseball and enjoys taking part in a good kickball game.
Meanwhile, third grader, Sriram Hathwar, nine, will again bid for the trophy after participating in the 2008 finals as the youngest contestant in the history of the event.
From painted Post, New York, Sriram loves the Harry Potter series or watching Tiger Woods on the putting green. Making her third consecutive appearance in the national finals, Neetu Chandak, from Seneca Falls, New York excels in mathematics and music.
A red belt in Tae Kwon Do, Siraj Sindhu from Watertown New York is active in his school's history club and is the treasurer of its student council.
Ohio's Anamika Veeramani, has won several regional and national awards in Science, Maths, Essay-writing, and Vocabulary contests.
Meanwhile Sukanya Roy from South Abington Pennsylvania, who holds an orange belt in karate, hopes to become an author.
Following his sister's footsteps who participated in the 2005 and 2008 national finals, Akshay Raghuram from Amarillo Texas has participated in state Mathcounts and Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering competitions.
Tied for 25th place last year, Mouctika Paluri from Carrollton Texas enjoys performing Kuchipudi Indian dance, which she has been studying for two years.
A flutist in his school's wind ensemble, Aditya Chemudupaty credits his "reading habit" for his spelling skills.


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Afghans Avenge Florida Koran Burning, Killing 12
By ENAYAT NAJAFIZADA and ROD NORDLAND
Published: April 1, 2011
The Endgame in Afghanistan
By JAMES DAO
A reporter reflects on the experience of one American battalion and how success and failure go hand in hand.
Pastor Who Burned Koran Demands Retribution (April 2, 2011)
The Lede Blog: A Koran Burning Ignored in the U.S. Was News in Afghanistan and Pakistan (April 1, 2011)
Omar Sobhani/Reuters
The New York Times
MAZAR-I-SHARIF, Afghanistan — Stirred up by three angry mullahs who urged them to avenge the burning of a Koran at a Florida church, thousands of protesters on Friday overran the compound of the United Nations in this northern Afghan city, killing at least 12 people, Afghan and United Nations officials said.
The dead included at least seven United Nations workers — four Nepalese guards and three Europeans from Romania, Sweden and Norway — according to United Nations officials in New York. One was a woman. Early reports, later denied by Afghan officials, said that at least two of the dead had been beheaded. Five Afghans were also killed.
The attack was the deadliest for the United Nations in Afghanistan since 11 people were killed in 2009, when Taliban suicide bombers invaded a guesthouse in Kabul. It also underscored the latent hostility toward the nine-year foreign presence here, even in a city long considered to be among the safest in Afghanistan — so safe that American troops no longer patrol here in any numbers.
Unable to find Americans on whom to vent their anger, the mob turned instead on the next-best symbol of Western intrusion — the nearby United Nations headquarters. "Some of our colleagues were just hunted down," said a spokesman for the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan, Kieran Dwyer, in confirming the attack.
In Washington, President Obama issued a statement strongly condemning the violence against United Nations workers. "Their work is essential to building a stronger Afghanistan for the benefit of all its citizens," he said. "We stress the importance of calm and urge all parties to reject violence." The statement made no reference to the Florida church or the Koran burning.
Afghanistan, deeply religious and reflexively volatile, has long been highly reactive to perceived insults against Islam. When a Danish cartoonist lampooned the Prophet Muhammad, four people were killed in riots in Afghanistan within days in 2006. The year before, a one-paragraph item in Newsweek alleging that guards at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, had flushed a Koran down the toilet set off three days of riots that left 14 people dead in Afghanistan.
Friday's episode began when three mullahs, addressing worshipers at Friday Prayer inside the Blue Mosque here, one of Afghanistan's holiest places, urged people to take to the streets to agitate for the arrest of Terry Jones, the Florida pastor who oversaw the burning of a Koran on March 20.
Otherwise, said the most prominent of them, Mullah Mohammed Shah Adeli, Afghanistan should cut off relations with the United States. "Burning the Koran is an insult to Islam, and those who committed it should be punished," he said.
The crowd — some of its members carrying signs reading "Down with America" and "Death to Obama" — poured into the streets and swelled. Gov. Atta Muhammad Noor of Balkh Province, of which Mazar-i-Sharif is the capital, later put the number at 20,000. According to Lal Mohammad Ahmadzai, spokesman for Gen. Daoud Daoud, the Afghan National Police commander for the country's north, the crowd soon overwhelmed the United Nations guards, disarming some and beating and shooting others.
Gen. Abdul Rauf Taj, the deputy police commander for Balkh Province, put the death toll at eight foreign United Nations staff members, but he said there had not been any beheadings. "Police tried to stop them, but protesters began stoning the building, and finally the situation got out of control," he said.
Mr. Ahmadzai, however, put the death toll at 10 foreigners in the United Nations compound, 8 killed by gunshots and 2 beheaded.
Mr. Dwyer confirmed that some United Nations staff members had been killed, but he declined to provide a number or the nationalities of the victims until next of kin had been notified.
Mirwais Rabi, director of the public health hospital in Mazar-i-Sharif, said 20 wounded and 5 dead Afghan civilians were brought to the hospital.
The mob also burned down part of the United Nations compound, toppled guard towers and heaved blocks of cement down from the walls. The victims were killed by weapons the demonstrators had wrestled away from the United Nations guards, Mr. Noor said. He listed the dead as five Nepalese guards and two Europeans, a breakdown that varied from the one issued later by Farhan Haq, the deputy United Nations spokesman in New York.
Mr. Noor also blamed what he said were Taliban infiltrators among the crowd for urging violence and even distributing weapons; he said 27 suspects were arrested on charges of inciting violence, some from Kandahar and other provinces where Taliban are more common.
Mr. Jones, the Florida pastor, caused an international uproar by threatening to burn the Koran last year on the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. Among others, the overall commander of forces in Afghanistan, Gen. David H. Petraeus, had warned at that time that such an action could provoke violence in Afghanistan and could endanger American troops. Mr. Jones subsequently promised not to burn a Koran, but he nonetheless presided over a mock trial and then the burning of the Koran at his small church in Gainesville, Fla., on March 20, with only 30 worshipers attending.
The act drew little response worldwide, but provoked angry condemnation in this region, where it was reported in the local media and where anti-American sentiment already runs high. Last week, President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan condemned the burning in an address before Parliament, and President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan on Thursday called on the United States to bring those responsible for the Koran burning to justice.
A prominent Afghan cleric, Mullah Qyamudin Kashaf, the acting head of the influential Ulema Council of Afghanistan and a Karzai appointee, also called for American authorities to arrest and try Mr. Jones in the Koran burning.
The Ulema Council recently met to discuss the Koran burning, Mullah Kashaf said in a telephone interview. "We expressed our deep concerns about this act, and we were expecting the violence that we are witnessing now," he said. "Unless they try him and give him the highest possible punishment, we will witness violence and protests not only in Afghanistan but in the entire world."
Mr. Jones was unrepentant. "We must hold these countries and people accountable for what they have done as well as for any excuses they may use to promote their terrorist activities," he said in a statement. "Islam is not a religion of peace. It is time that we call these people to accountability."
Last year, even though Mr. Jones called off his burning of the Koran, a subsequent wave of protests at NATO facilities in Afghanistan led to at least five deaths. In several of those episodes, Taliban agitators played a role; they were said to have spread rumors that the Koran burning had taken place. However, the Taliban have had little or no presence in Mazar-i-Sharif.
In other developments in Afghanistan, six American soldiers were killed in a single operation in the country's east on Wednesday and Thursday, a spokesman for the international coalition said Friday.
"I can confirm that six coalition soldiers have been identified as U.S. soldiers, and were all killed as part of the same operation, but in three separate incidents," said Maj. Tim James.
The operation, a helicopter assault into a remote part of Kunar Province close to the Pakistani border, was continuing. The area is frequently used to infiltrate fighters from Pakistan. The purpose of the operation, Major James said, was to "disrupt insurgent operations."
The governor of Kunar Province, Said Fazlullah Wahidi, said the operation began Wednesday as a joint Afghan and American air and ground operation in the districts of Sarkani and Marawara, close to the border of Pakistan. He said that 14 insurgents were killed and 10 were wounded, but he had no information about casualties among Afghan forces.


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What can I say other than thanks. It is so close to home, so close to actually being there.ReplyDelete
i would love to hear this read out loud by you Shane. have you made any recordings of your writing?ReplyDelete
Hey Nope, no I never record myself reading my own words... I'm a rotten narrator and my voice is uneven and is just not a voice made for speaking. When I was in school I always tried to improve my voice because I wanted to read my words out aloud and only I knew the rhythms of them and when to impart certain emotions, etc. I would practice and practice and in my head it'd sound wonderful but once recorded it was slow and uneven and laboured, without emotion or drama... and it's never really changed. I would do it if I had to... but really I think the words would benefit better from someone else reading them out. XReplyDelete


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Being able to hear from God is one of the most important things a believer needs to be able to do. Jesus said, "My sheep hear My Voice." It's important to understand that God is speaking. The question is: do we have ears to really hear what He is trying to say? We have identified four primary ways in which God is trying to speak to us. In this series of messages we discuss how God uses the Word, prayer, other people, and our circumstances to reveal Himself to us. We'll also talk about ways to keep our hearing from becoming dull by learning to focus on the One Voice Who speaks to us above all others. Out of all the questions we get here at The School of Christ, the topic of how to hear from God is probably one of the top five. This issue is so critically important to so many people that I felt compelled to get it recorded and get it into your hands so you can listen to it over and over again. There are four messages in this series, including:
- How To (Really) Hear From God Through The Word
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- How To (Really) Hear From God Through Other People
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Wow, is this a word from Buffy the Vampire Slayer? Doesn't it even look like the top of a spooky gate, or some sinister altarpiece, with pikes or candles at each end and another rising higher in the middle? Such balance, too: t – 4 letters – h – 4 letters – t. Yeeeesssss, someone who has gone beyond the human: trans plus human, and then the t on the end to give it that active ending, and a feel like revenant but so much farther…
Actually, it's more like a word from Zorba the Greek. Well, if Zorba happened to be a member of the Sarakatsani. Oooh, who are they? A mystical sect with secret knowledge of the migration of souls? Well, ah, the migration of soles. Specifically the soles of their feet and their sheep's feet. They're Balkan shepherds, and, like various other peoples in many countries around the world, they herd their animals from one area to another (often far away) to follow the changes of the seasons, grazing where and when the grazing is good. This is called transhumance and they are transhumant. The shape of our word is thus not so much altarpiece or gate as route profile (from t to t) or perhaps three shepherds and eight sheep (or seven plus a dog).
The migration, like the mystic rites, is trans-inducing: Latin trans meaning "across." But human comes from humanus "of, or relating to, people," from homo "man, human," whereas humant is derived ultimately from humus, "soil." They both do trace back to the Indo-European root dhghem, so the resemblance is not coincidence. But though we all return to dust (well, transhumans may not), transhumants do it annually.
Thanks to Margaret Gibbs for suggesting this word.


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When a new relationship is added to the map, MindManager automatically scrolls to the label which is somewhere in the middle of the line. While this is fine for small maps, it is awkward for large maps as both ends disappear from view. It would be nice to have an option to disable this auto scrolling to the label. It is worse if the map already contains relationship lines. It would also help if the label of the selected relationship could be edited from the tab menu in the ribbon.
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Zion Bus Line and Bob Marley Island TourOcho Rios Jamaica
Climb on board our authentic Jamaican country bus, the "Zion Bus Line," which will take you on a pulsating pilgrimage to the mountain village of Nine Mile, the birthplace and final resting spot of the "King of Reggae," Bob Marley. Along the way, take a scenic tour of rural island life. Groove to the rhythm of Bob's greatest hits, as your driver negotiates the narrow winding country roads. Level the vibes with an IRIE Rum Punch and listen carefully as your guide takes you through the town and regale you with colorful stories about the life and times of young Bob and the adventures he had growing up in the hills of St. Ann. Reggae lovers rejoice.
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- Climb on board the "Zion Bus Line" for a trip to Nine Mile
- Visit the final resting place of reggae legend Bob Marley
- Enjoy a rum punch as your guide shares stories of Bob's life
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Latino Artists Exhibit Canvas of Colors in Gaithersburg
Bright reds, blues and yellows are lighting up the walls at Bohrer Park Activity Center. This is the second year that the City of Gaithersburg has featured an exhibition by The Latino Art League of Greater Washington DC. MyMCMedia's Phyllis Armstrong has more on the artwork and two of the artists.
The Latino Art League exhibit runs through October 16 in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. All of the artwork on display at Bohrer Park Activity Center is for sale. Click here for the center's location and hours. Go to the League's website for more information about the artists.


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- 15 lbs. of assorted steaks
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When we eat the steaks I always tell my kids to feel really blessed because it is a luxury that we enjoy eating like that. 😉 If you're planning to buy a part of a cow it definitely helps to have an extra freezer because it definitely takes up some extra space ~ we have an extra fridge and my mother-in-law is sweet enough to store some of our extra meat in her deep freezer. (She's pretty awesome.) 😉
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Cohesive Healthcare's Pulmonary Rehabilitation team consist of:
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TIL that JFK was a superb golfer, but kept his golfing a secret because he didn't want to seem out of touch with average Americans. JFK reacted with terror when he nearly hit a hole-in-one while running for President.(r/todayilearned)
My uncle wrote this piece actually, he works now for ESPN as an investigative journalist and recently wrote stories on the NFL and daily fantasy. He actually wrote a book about all the presidents and their golf habits, here is the link if you wanna check it out.


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I wish I was a wealthy man,
a multi-millionaire.
With cars and gems and wads of cash
and houses everywhere.
My windows would be diamonds,
my floorboards would be gold.
My ceilings lined with dollar bills,
a wonder to behold
I'd pay my bills with rubies,
my paintings would be rare.
The only mess you'd ever see
are sapphires everywhere.
But even if my life should change
and all my dreams come true.
The money would mean nothing if
the cost was losing you.
So when I am a millionaire
The richest in the land
I'll bin it in an instant,
to forever hold your hand.