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Kaytee Carter is still my favorite Score girl...just loved her cuteness and her fantastic breasts. I wondered, too, where the hell is the video here? I hated to see her do so little and leave. She should have been a star like Linsey Dawn. I would have loved to see her do several b/g scenes...just loved her cute sexiness!
Home Run With Kaytee
This XXX photo set was entirely spontaneous. When Kaytee Carter said yes, our photographer got his gear out in record time. Kaytee didn't come to the SCORE studio to do a guy-girl thing. Don't forget, she'd never even gone to a nudist resort or a topless beach. She never modeled before or danced bare in a club. Kaytee only knew about SCORE because of a friend who showed her what we were all about and suggested that she mail us some photos. And that friend is the guy with Kaytee in these pictures. "I decided that if I was going to do a boy-girl scene, it would be with someone I was very comfortable with," Kaytee said. "And who would I be more comfortable and secure with than the person who told me about SCORE?" It definitely doesn't happen every day at SCORE! It has happened now and then but even after two decades, it rarely occurs. Lucky dude! And Kaytee looks very confident and relaxed. She's got the right stuff, for sure.
Featuring: Kaytee Carter and Eric Stevenson
Date: July 12th, 2010
Duration: 45
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Where do I sign up to become a score dude. These guys are
having sex with the hottest girls on the planet & making me
incredibly jealous. Come on, just one scene with Kaytee
Caster that's all I ask. I will even work for free!
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Where thge fuck is the video to this photo shoot
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Kylee has the most magnificant body, just love her
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October 5th things that are pushing on our thoughts can be mentioned with your associate if you are older about it. Don't reduce tolerance but do be begun in emails. Concentrate your power on one venture these days. Imagine you are a magnifier and get everything taken proper excellent care of. Adhere to the guidelines and techniques and create sure you deal with the little information that is just as essential as the big ones.
Today Astrology for AriesToday Astrology for Aries:
You might be sensible stress these days and there is really no purpose to it. Try to justify all of your emotions and look for within your soul, but you still won't get the response. Rather than trying to find out which is incorrect to begin out the day with a stroll or a run. Don't spend your time and effort and effort trying to determine something that may not come to successfully pass Aries.
Today Astrology for TaurusToday Astrology for Taurus:
You always want to be right Taurus. But when you are right you are challenging and your plodding character causes disappointment in others. Would you rather be satisfied at all enough time or discover an evaluation of happiness? You can convert adverse behaviour into beneficial features if you try. Think about it.
Today Astrology for GeminiToday Astrology for Gemini:
You are looking for a community place in an organization Gemini. You really like to discuss people and provide your information. You appreciate what you do, but unfortunately you usually come off a little on the "I'm too excellent for your part." Look for achievements, provide your information, but be modest about it. Ask concerns from your customers and let them information about you.
Today Astrology for CancerToday Astrology for Cancer:
Cancer, rests these days and keeps in contact with your emotions. You might want to entice an unforgettable encounter or discover someone to discuss with at a significant stage. Try arranging in recovery time to get your work done and keep your soul in stability. Closed your workplace entrance to prevent disruptions that will disturb you from your projects.
Today Astrology for LeoToday Astrology for Leo:
Leo begins your center to what you know is right. It might be challenging to differentiate little destinations type what is actual. Keep information about your needs and wants to find out which you priories are and what you need to do cheaply. Understanding what's actually will help you to create better choices later on.
Today Astrology for VirgoToday Astrology for Virgo:
Virgo, making an effort is just not enough. You don't seem to be making improvement or have anything to demonstrate for your time and effort. Don't give up! If you let negativity come between you and your goals you will don't succeed. Concentrate on what you need and want later on and don't look back. Become the individual you were created to be.
Today Astrology for LibraToday Astrology for Libra:
You encounter like you are shifting quicker while those around you are going at the same speed or more slowly. This seems very frustrating and you want to know why you will work when others are not operating at all. It just might be your own views Libra. If you need to activate discussions or even more quickly among your co-workers, do something crazy and crazy. They will set up an observer and maybe leap into activity.
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Accomplish everything you need to do these days Scorpio and create it an activity title. You may end up in romantic settlements or paying attention to water-cooler rumors that are amazing. Try not to be too frustrated by those in your workplace. They are only trying to keep the enjoyment going.
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Retreat these days Aquarius and take enough a chance to evaluation your present route in your life. Re-evaluate abilities and determine what you can and can't do. You may encounter like eliminating a future celebration with the purpose that it is just too much. Work if you encounter and don't be a community. You might repent it later but right now it appears to be so excellent to just rest. Health is reliant on your emotions Aquarius. Take pay attention to.
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Journey from Gauntlet to Paradise
In Journey From Gauntlet to Paradise, Roger Vincent shares the story of his life and the reason he has hope for life after death. His memoir is filled with the wisdom and no-nonsense personality of a man who has "reach[ed] the knowledgeable age of seventy-five years young."
The book begins with fond memories of Vincent's boyhood in Catskill, New York, on his grandma's farm. He moves quickly to his young-adult life when he meets his wife, Betty May. Readers will be touched and inspired by his commitment to Betty, but they may cringe at Vincent's blunt descriptions. He claims that at their first meeting, Betty was "built like a brick outhouse" and "looking like Dolly [Parton]." He describes his wife's family by saying, "Talk about the Clampets at the shack by the creek!"
Readers then follow Vincent's travels as an adult through his day-to-day life and more than sixty national parks. His love for nature, however, pales in comparison to his longing for heaven. The author walks readers through his journey toward understanding God's grace even when humans fail. He shares his faith adamantly throughout the book, and urges readers to enjoy this life as they seriously consider eternity.
The theme of reconciling God's perfection with human inadequacy will resonate with those who long to understand this dichotomy. Vincent's hope of heaven, and his confidence that his journey is far from over, compel him to end the book with the phrase, "in the beginning," echoing Genesis 1:1 and contrasting the more common "the end"—an intriguing twist.
The text does not always comply with what one would typically expect to find in the standard parts of a book. For example, it is unclear who wrote the foreword—it seems that it may have been the author rather than someone else. Likewise, the acknowledgements are like a bibliography, and the beginning of the first chapter reads like an introduction: "Guess what? After lengthy discussions, and with heartfelt encouragement from friends and family, 'self' (as I like to refer to myself) came to the conclusion to write this book. And now you have decided to partake! Fasten your seat belt."
While Vincent's disclaimer—"my being no literary genius will leave one disappointed if they expect to find proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation"—explains some of the text's errors, not all readers will have the patience to be forgiving of the misplaced commas, misspelled words (including proper nouns), and excessive exclamation points. The long paragraphs and chapters also require uncommon diligence from readers.
Those who approach this book with the mindset of an attentive listener will find Vincent's life charming, and his faith inspiring.
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Melissa Wuske
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Dealing with an unfair man
The entire world is a potpourri of diversified things, in which billions of people lived. Among billions of people, every person has different perception, skills and thinking. This is a natural phenomenon that neither two person's intentions nor perceptions are same. In this big world, there are hundreds of thousands of people who did several works. Actually, sometimes we get to irritate from motley works, but we always forget the thing which depicts that, if you have been assigning a social work then it means God has liked you and want you to perform that particular work. We are in the era of capitalization where the essence of globalization is on its peak in which a number of intelligent and sensible people have lived. The core prospective of this study is not to signify the stance of innovation and development. Actually, the main prospective of this study is answering a simple but a contradictory question. The question on which our entire research will be depended on is,
Does unfair treatment in any area of life make a person stronger or weaker?
To answer that particular question is inevitably neither a piece of cake nor an abstruse thing, but the answer can be given with the help of the bibliography of Elie Wiesel. Basically, we have to make the bibliography as the base to answer that question. Mr. Elie Wiesel had answered that particular question in his writing but to choose that point and then comprehend is quite difficult. First, we will define something about Mr. Elie and then shift our gears towards the main theme of this paper.
Elie Wiesel was born in 1944. "Arguably the most distinct and God". Wiesel is the writer of the Jews. Growing up in a small village in Romania, his family, society and his childish faith were ruined ahead the inclusive experience of 36 machinery trade with Judaism, the Holocaust, and the moral responsibility of all people to attack hatred, racism and genocide (Fine, Ellen S, 1982). However, his world revolved around the family, dutiful revision, kinship and famous passage in Holocaust literature, his first book, Night, account for the deportation of his village in September 30, 1928, Eliezer Wiesel led a life representative of many Jewish children (Wiesel, Elie, 1995).
Literally, my thinking was quite changed before reading the bibliography of Elie Wiesel because I thought that the unfair treatment always leaves adverse effect on the mindset of a person and makes him weaker, but I was totally wrong. The dilemma of encountering with a person with an unfair means further strengthens the personality and confidence of that particular person. The concept is a little bit complex to grab tranquilly, but can be understood with the help of an example, which we will include in just a moment. Here I want to quote the words of William Shakespeare,
"I am indebt to those people who are with me, whenever I need them, and I specially thankful to those people who were reluctant to be with me during my bad time, because those people gave me power and due diligence to fought with all discretion and complexities of my life brutally and solemnly"
The above mentioned statement of Mr. Shakespeare is more than enough to elaborate this particular topic, which manifested that unfair treatment will strengthen the energy, intentions, perception and due diligence of a person. I remembered when I was in 2nd year of the collage, some of the professor and my class mates said to me, that "I can't do any thing". I am a person with strong intentions, so I took the argument as a challenge rather than a critic and due to this argument, I have endowed myself to boost myself and my career pertinently and show the same to my seniors. Now, let's come towards the example which I promised just earlier to put from the bibliographic review of Mr. Elie Wiesel. Mr. Wiesel was the man of prosperity and courage who was very much concerned for the freedom of Jewish. He had provoked a new soul in the bodies of their Jew brothers to not to give up in an circumstances, and likelihood his words his Jew brother did the same, although they had received a lot of critics and had been treated outrageously and with the totally unfair means but these departments didn't loose their intentions for setting up a new and separate nation for them (Wiesel, Elie, 1999). Weisel's own words regarding their heroes are the best to explain this whole article,
"Let us remember, let us remember the heroes of Warsaw, the martyrs of Treblinka, the children of Auschwitz. They fought alone, they suffered alone, they lived alone, but they did not die alone, for something in all of us died with them"
Some people never dies, they are the one who are the founders, leaders and soul provoker and the name of those people will always be written with the golden ink because they are still alive in our heart and will until the eternity.


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Monday, 12 May 2014
Clouds and Tags
So many different moods, yet all taken from more or less the same place in the garden.
I have also unpacked the rest of my craft supplies and finished organising the craftavan. Had to, lol, desperately needed tags to send out with Etsy orders. And I also managed the tag for this week's Tag Tuesday. The theme was DOLLS. I decided to make a little paper and lace doll and attach it to a tag -
She has the sweetest face and I used her on some customer tags as well -
I made a Pierrot tag to go with the Pierrot tin as well -
I made a few more, but forgot to take pics before they went on their way.
I hope you all had a wonderful weekend, especially those of you who were celebrating Mothers Day yesterday ( UK had it ages ago ). Have a great week,
toodlepip xxx
13 comments:
- Ros Crawford said...
I wish you could hear my gasps and sighs over your beautiful cloud photos ... Truly stunning! Thanks so much for joining us this week at Our Beautiful World!
- 12 May 2014 at 13:13
- Jane and Lance Hattatt said...
Hello Liz,
As you say, so many different moods from your cloud photographs and amazing that they were taken from the same spot. Cloud watching can be so therapeutic as one watches them drift by over the sky. You have managed to capture some fabulous images!
Your French style gift tags look so pretty. They would decorate any present so beautifully and, of course, can be kept as a lovely reminder for the future.
- 12 May 2014 at 13:37
- Dorthe said...
Hello dear!
What amazing photoes showing the "same" sky- it is wild to see those red cloudes, and every photo shows a Gods masterpiece !!
Your tags are so beautiful,-- and so sweet with the girl in her lovely dress. She is adorable and your Pierrot tag wonderful, dear Liz.
Have a great evening my friend.
- 12 May 2014 at 15:21
- Andie Miller said...
Your photos have such a range and type of clouds. Very pretty. I also really like your tags. The simple embellishments make them so lovely.
- 12 May 2014 at 15:49
- marie said...
Your tags are so sweet Liz....but I am just mesmerized by your photos of the sky. So amazing that they're all taken from the same spot! Simply beautiful!!
- 12 May 2014 at 18:26
- Alexandra Eitel said...
Bohrrrr was sind denn das für mega geile Bilder !!!!
Ist ja irre.
Toll meine Liebe.
Deine tags sind auch wunderschön geworden.
Ich wünsch dir was
liebe Grüße und viel knuddels
- 12 May 2014 at 21:26
- bettyl-NZ said...
Your clouds are just lovely! I watch with awe each evening when the sky is filled with gorgeous clouds.
- 13 May 2014 at 06:11
- Kimberly at ArtJoyStuff said...
Hi Liz,
Your photos are spectacular, and that paper doll tag is so very lovely. Thanks so much for sharing my giveaway, you're the best!
hugs and JOY,
- 13 May 2014 at 09:08
- May said...
Breathtaking photos of the clouds...
Amazing....I adore your tags they are all so Beautiful...Hugs May x x
- 13 May 2014 at 12:00
- Robyn Oliver said...
Hi Liz - once again I'm awe struck with your gorgeous photos. I'm always amazed at the beautiful colours captured at sunrise and sunset -yours are stunning but I do love photo 5 with the heavy grey rain clouds holding a great storm but still the bright sunshine glowing over the courtryside...Cheers and have a great week Robyn
- 13 May 2014 at 12:33
- Manuela said...
wow, so many beautiful shots of the sky. The red sky is always so fascinating! And the shot were the sun shines through the clouds is amazing.
Thank you so much for sharing this beauties with us at "Our Beautiful World"
- 13 May 2014 at 19:45
- Betsy said...
Ahhh.....what a lovely view you have, even during the rain, lightning and clouds, sunrise and sunset!
Oh, I love your doll tags! So wonderfully fun. And there is that gorgeous drawn thread work again...
beautiful everything in your post!
- 14 May 2014 at 18:58
- Vikki Ryan said...
Wow, what beautiful photos. I think you live in a beautiful part of the world!
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December 6, 2016
December Daily - Co-Angels
Confession time: I don't number the pages in my December Daily, and I don't limit the stories to things that happened in December. I think of my project as a reflection of the entire Christmas season and so if something seasonal happened in November, I have no problem adding it into my album. Today's page fits that category.
I didn't take a photo of the hidden journaling but the story is about a connection to the past. My husband's extended family would decorate a Christmas tree at his grandparents' home each year and there was an ongoing ritual in which family members would rearrange the ornaments when they visited to make sure that theirs were prominently displayed in the front. This year, one of our daughters put up one of our trees just before Thanksgiving and she placed the angel that looks like her at the top. When our other daughter came home for the holiday and noticed this, she dug out her angel and placed it as close to the top as possible. I laughed when I saw this and immediately remembered that old family ritual.
For my page, I added several strips of washi as a base for my photo and kept the embellishments simple. The green silicon trees are from Felicity Jane. The red and white pieces are free printables from Feed Your Craft's latest newsletter. (If you want to get the latest scoop, sneak peeks and some awesome goodies, go here and sign up!) I cut one printable into a banner, punched a circle out of another and trimmed one down to fit the top of my page.
Thanks for stopping by today!
Labels: December Daily, Feed Your Craft, Felicity Jane
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Amen to that! I have decided that I'm going to have more November stories to include because my husband will be back at work soon and we on't be going on so many little outings. And I'm fine with that. This is a beautiful page.ReplyDelete
Sweet page, Susan. And I agree with including whatever related items you want in your holiday album.ReplyDelete


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Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly feature created by The Broke and the Bookish!
This week's topic is Top Ten Underrated Books I've Read in the Last Year!
1. The Island by S. Usher Evans
Across the great Madion Sea, Captain Theo Kallistrate dreams of a day when she is no longer bound by conscription to fight for her country's independence. But when the Kylaens threaten, honor and duty call her to the front lines to fight off the oppressors.
When an air skirmish goes wrong, both Theo and Galian crash on a remote island hundreds of miles from either nation. Grievously injured, Theo must rely on Galian's medical expertise, and Galian must rely on Theo's survival skills, to live another day in a harsh and unforgiving terrain.
Can they put aside their differences long enough to survive? Or will the war that brought them to the island tear them apart?
The Island is the first in a new romance trilogy by S. Usher Evans, author of the Razia series and Empath.
2. Whisper To Me by Nick Lake
Cassie is writing a letter to the boy whose heart she broke. She's trying to explain why. Why she pushed him away. Why her father got so angry when he saw them together. Why she disappears some nights. Why she won't let herself remember what happened that long-ago night on the boardwalk. Why she fell apart so completely.
Desperate for his forgiveness, she's telling the whole story of the summer she nearly lost herself. She's hoping he'll understand as well as she now does how love—love for your family, love for that person who makes your heart beat faster, and love for yourself—can save you after all.
3. Girl in the Blue Coat by Monica Hesse
On a routine delivery, a client asks Hanneke for help. Expecting to hear that Mrs. Janssen wants meat or kerosene, Hanneke is shocked by the older woman's frantic plea to find a person: a Jewish teenager Mrs. Janssen had been hiding, who has vanished without a trace from a secret room. Hanneke initially wants nothing to do with such a dangerous task but is ultimately drawn into a web of mysteries and stunning revelations—where the only way out is through.
Beautifully written, intricately plotted, and meticulously researched, Girl in the Blue Coat is an extraordinary, unforgettable story of bravery, grief, and love in impossible times.
4. In Real Life by Jessica Love
There's just one problem: Hannah and Nick have never actually met.
Hannah has spent her entire life doing what she's supposed to, but when her senior year spring break plans get ruined by a rule-breaker, she decides to break a rule or two herself. She impulsively decides to road trip to Las Vegas, her older sister and BFF in tow, to surprise Nick and finally declare her more-than-friend feelings for him.
Hannah's surprise romantic gesture backfires when she gets to Vegas and finds out that Nick has been keeping some major secrets. Hannah knows the real Nick can't be that different from the online Nick she knows and loves, but now she only has night in Sin City to figure out what her feelings for Nick really are, all while discovering how life can change when you break the rules every now and then.
5. Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys
Each one born of a different homeland; each one hunted, and haunted, by tragedy, lies…and war.
As thousands of desperate refugees flock to the coast in the midst of a Soviet advance, four paths converge, vying for passage aboard the Wilhelm Gustloff, a ship that promises safety and freedom.
Yet not all promises can be kept.
Inspired by the single greatest tragedy in maritime history, bestselling and award-winning author Ruta Sepetys (Between Shades of Gray) lifts the veil on a shockingly little-known casualty of World War II. An illuminating and life-affirming tale of heart and hope.
6. The Chasm by S. Usher Evans
Four months after Prince Galian was discovered alive on a remote island, he's adjusting slowly to life at the hospital under the Kylaen media's glare. His promises to Theo remain unfulfilled as fear of his father keeps him from taking concrete action. And the more he learns about the machinations in Kylae, the less sure he is that it's possible to make a difference.
Across the great Madion Sea, Major Theo Kallistrate struggles to navigate the tricky political waters of Rave's presidential staff. To make positive change for her people, she must remain relevant and interesting to the Raven media and to the president. When he asks her to deliver a speech on her supposed two-month imprisonment at Mael, she's not sure she can stomach the lies.
The Chasm is S. Usher Evans' breathtaking, fast-paced follow-up to The Island, which readers say is "not to be missed."
7. Wrecked by Maria Padian
Haley saw Jenny return from the party, shell-shocked.
Richard heard Jordan brag about the cute freshman he hooked up with.
When Jenny accuses Jordan of rape, Haley and Richard are pushed to opposite sides of the school's investigation. Now conflicting versions of the story may make bringing the truth to light nearly impossible—especially when reputations, relationships, and whole futures are riding on the verdict.
8. Seas by Colleen Oakes
Will Wendy find shelter with Peter's greatest enemy, or is she a pawn in a much darker game—one that could forever alter not only her family's future but also the soul of Neverland itself?
9. Dreamology by Lucy Keating
But when Alice walks into class on her first day at a new school, there he is. It turns out, though, that Real Max is nothing like Dream Max, and getting to know each other in reality isn't as perfect as Alice always hoped.
When their dreams start to bleed dangerously into their waking hours, the pair realize that they might have to put an end to a lifetime of dreaming about each other. But when you fall in love in your dreams, can reality ever be enough?
10. The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken
When Ruby woke up on her tenth birthday, something about her had changed. Something frightening enough to make her parents lock her in the garage and call the police. Something that got her sent to Thurmond, a brutal government "rehabilitation camp." She might have survived the mysterious disease that had killed most of America's children, but she and the others emerged with something far worse: frightening abilities they could not control.
Now sixteen, Ruby is one of the dangerous ones. When the truth comes out, Ruby barely escapes Thurmond with her life. She is on the run, desperate to find the only safe haven left for kids like her—East River. She joins a group of kids who have escaped their own camp. Liam, their brave leader, is falling hard for Ruby. But no matter how much she aches for him, Ruby can't risk getting close. Not after what happened to her parents. When they arrive at East River, nothing is as it seems, least of all its mysterious leader. But there are other forces at work, people who will stop at nothing to use Ruby in their fight against the government. Ruby will be faced with a terrible choice, one that may mean giving up her only chance at having a life worth living.
Now sixteen, Ruby is one of the dangerous ones. When the truth comes out, Ruby barely escapes Thurmond with her life. She is on the run, desperate to find the only safe haven left for kids like her—East River. She joins a group of kids who have escaped their own camp. Liam, their brave leader, is falling hard for Ruby. But no matter how much she aches for him, Ruby can't risk getting close. Not after what happened to her parents. When they arrive at East River, nothing is as it seems, least of all its mysterious leader. But there are other forces at work, people who will stop at nothing to use Ruby in their fight against the government. Ruby will be faced with a terrible choice, one that may mean giving up her only chance at having a life worth living.
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. One that charges, such as an instrument that charges or replenishes storage batteries.
- n. A horse trained for battle; a cavalry horse.
- n. A large shallow dish; a platter.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- n. A device that charges or recharges.
- n. A large horse trained for battle and used by the cavalry. They were of a lighter build than a destrier
- n. A large platter.
- n. One who charges.
- n. A speedloader that holds several cartridges together in a single unit for easier loading of a firearm's magazine.
- n. A rectal concealment container for prohibited material such as money, drugs and tools.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. One who, or that which charges.
- n. An instrument for measuring or inserting a charge.
- n. A large dish.
- n. A horse for battle or parade.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who or that which charges.
- n. A war-horse.
- n. In mining, an implement for charging horizontal bore-holes with powder.
- n. In gunnery, a contrivance for measuring and placing in a gun a certain quantity or charge of powder or shot.
- n. A large flat dish or platter.
- n. In England, in the middle ages, a servant or officer of the household whose duty was to bear the meats to table at banquets.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. formerly a strong swift horse ridden into battle
- n. a device for charging or recharging batteries
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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(If a suitable charger is available that is) "the paranoid style" or
Did you know that when a phone charger is plugged into an outlet, it still uses power even if not hooked up to a phone?
Former Sprint, Radioshack CEOs Form Cell Phone Recycling Company | Inhabitat
New battery charger is supposedly really fast - from 0 to 50 percent in just 3 minutes
Lexus shows off new hybrid concept... bicycle? — Autoblog Green
My charger is gone, and the Bizarro is thirty dollars richer.
When Fighting Back Goes Wrong, and When The Wrong Fight Back - The Consumerist
Unless your car charger is plugged into your own private wind farm, the current you draw might be that least smidgin required to keep that last coal fired power plant on line – so the electricity you use causes carbon dioxide as if you were wired direct to a coal fired plant.
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Sucking the Oxygen Out of the Environmental Movement
A very small amount of logic, specific for each cell phone model the charger is marketed for, could be embedded inside the plastic transformer block.
Discourse.net: Is Your Aftermarket Cellphone Charger Phoning Home?
May 03, 2009 at 5: 03 AM which charger is shown in the picture associated with #8 that digitally shows the state of charge on each individual battery gmerin
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Still, getting the majority of the industry behind a standard charger is a great thing for most consumers, who will happily accept one fewer cord cluttering up their outlet.
ComputerWorld Accuses Apple of Killing Universal Cell Chargers
Because you are setting up a system to put the next bunch of republicans in charger of your health care.
The Volokh Conspiracy » "We Have to Pass the Bill So That You Can Find Out What Is In It"
And this vehicle is on board charger, which is very efficient and charges from seven to eight hours.


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Created from images of Champagne cork metal caps from Whigams – one of my favourite bars – my (blog link) Custom tag.
Yes, it's a work in progress and rushed but a bit of a wheeze. It reads, just, but shows a bit of potential. Next step, actual size and try to find caps more closely matching the CMY colours – not easy.


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Tuesday, September 14, 1999
Bramhall's Jellycream hits stores
Doyle Bramhall II's Jellycream hits retail outlets today. The album, produced by Tchad Blake, features songwriting and session work by Wendy & Lisa, Chris Bruce, MeShell Ndegeocello, and (Mrs. Doyle Bramhall II) Susannah Melvoin. For sound samples or to purchase the album, you can check out the Jellycream page at Amazon.com.
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This section looks at the tax consequences of some of the ways that breweries interact with licensed houses.
There are different classes of property which may be within the brewery accounts:
- tied houses,
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- licensed properties without tie.
These properties may or may not be distinguished in the accounts.
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CLINTON, S.C. – The Presbyterian College women's lacrosse team opened conference play with an 18-8 loss to Liberty Saturday afternoon at Martin Stadium. The Blue Hose fall to 1-8 on the year and 0-1 in the Big South, while the Flames improve to 2-9 overall and 1-0.
Stat of the Game
Liberty outshot PC (40-27) and led in ground balls (30-25) and draw controls (19-9). The Flames just edged the Blue Hose in turnovers (22-23).
Blue Hose Players of the Game
Alexandra Cole and Ellie Stader scored two goals apiece to lead the Blue Hose on offense. Kayla Koch was just shy of her season high with eight ground balls. The freshman goalie totaled 14 saves on 32 shots faced for a 43.8 save percentage in a complete-game effort. Maura Talvacchia collected seven ground balls with five caused turnovers and a draw control.
Liberty Players of the Game
Liberty was paced by Brianna McCaffrey's four goals, an assist, four ground balls, six draw controls, and a caused turnover. Abby Britton followed with a hat trick and a pair of draw controls. Goalie Katherine Widrick faced 19 shots, recording 11 saves for a 57.9 save percentage in 60 minutes of work. She added a game-high nine ground balls.
How It Happened
Claire Frase scored her second goal of the season at the 28:13 mark in the opening half to put PC on the board, but Liberty scored the equalizer less than a minute later. Kathleen Gerrits found the back of the neck to put the Blue Hose up 2-1 (26:52), but the Flames answered again five minutes later. Natalie Barnett got into the scorer's column to make it 3-2 with 19:32 left in the first half, but it would be the last time PC saw the lead. The visitors scored five unanswered to jump ahead 7-3. Cole's tenth goal of the year cut Liberty's lead to 7-4 (11:09), but the Flames added a pair late for a 9-4 advantage at the break.
The Blue Hose struck first in the second half as Stader recorded her tenth of the season with 27:35 on the clock. PC couldn't close the gap, however, as Liberty continued to score twice for every PC goal. Lauren Schaaf got her team-high 14th goal of the season to make it 11-6 (18:57), then assisted Stader's second score to trail the Flames 13-7 (11:50). McCaffrey added to her total with three goals late, highlighting a 4-0 run by the guests. Cole and Liberty's Hannah Quast then traded scores to wrap up the game.
- Cole has now scored in four straight games.
- Koch has recorded at least five ground balls or better in the last four games. She has also made double-digit saves for the fourth straight game.
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The Blue Hose travel north to Buies Creek, N.C. this Wednesday, April 5 as they play the Campbell Camels in a 6:30 p.m. ET conference matchup at Barker-Lane Stadium.


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Welcome to the Islamic Business School (IBS), UUM COB, Universiti Utara Malaysia. It is my great pleasure to express our pride to be the first ever Islamic Business School in the globe. IBS, with more than 50-strong faculty- from multi-fields of studies, is targeting to be among the top Islamic business school.


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State House Candidate, and former candidate for US Senate Larry Rhoden has an opinion piece out in the Rapid City Journal today explaining to the voters why taking tax dollars for private campaigns is just a dumb idea:
They say that you can learn as much by what people don't say as by what they do say.
That certainly applies to the proponents of Initiated Measure 22, who have been very quiet about how the measure would force taxpayers to fund political campaigns.
While most people share their concerns with corruption and transparency, dumping taxpayer money into political campaigns is not the answer. In fact, if anything taxpayer money opens up new opportunities for corruption. That has been the case in multiple states that have ventured down this road.
In Arizona, a candidate spent over $100,000 in public funds on parties and restaurants. After being caught, he was ordered to pay back all the funds but only returned $15,000. In Maine, the Green Party ran a candidate merely to get access to public funds. In NYC, candidates gave public funds to a for-profit company to evade contribution limits.
Perhaps this is why proponents of Measure 22 don't talk so much about the Democracy credit program — they know they don't have good answers for it.
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New Jersey Middle School Bans Hugging
Matawan-Aberdeen Middle School in New Jersey is officially a no-hugging zone.
In fact, if any of the school's students engage in any kind of physical embrace inside of its halls they risk detention.
The no-touching policy has actually been in place for some time, but parents were just informed of it recently, via an automated phone call. Most of the Matawan Aberdeen parents Fox Five News spoke to about the hugging ban are not happy with it at all, as you can see below.
The one parent Fox interviewed who agreed with the move was Deirdre Ring. "There was probably some inappropriate physical contact going on that led to this decision," she speculated.
School superintendent David Healy also issued a statement in support of principal Tyler Blackmore's decision to ban hugs.
Mr. Blackmore is responsible for the safety and well being of over 900 children ranging from eleven to fourteen years in age and to that end he makes several announcements on a daily basis. In an effort to address some incidents of unsuitable, physical interactions between students, Mr. Blackmore made an announcement to his students that they were in a "no hugging school."
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What are the odds of being attacked by a shark?
It is many peoples fear. It is a fear that people subject themselves to all the time, usually because they just want to have some fun. SHARK ATTACK!
From television bombardments of gruesome attacks on those "Most Nasty, Extreme, Bloody, Wild, blah, blah, blah…Caught on Tape" shows to movies like "Jaws" and "Deep Blue Sea", it seems that popular entertainment would have us believe that we are taking our lives in our hands every time we go for a swim or get near water in any way.
But are we really? According to statistics from the International Shark Attack File, it would seem that the chances are pretty slim. The ISAF is a record database provided by the Florida Museum of Natural History that includes a near comprehensive record of shark attack activity for the last 50 years.
In 2009, according to the ISAF, there were 61 recorded attacks, 5 of which were fatal. Given the approximate number of 6 billion people who inhabit this planet, the odds then are about 98 million to 1 of getting attacked and 1,200 million to 1 of dying from it.
The chance of being attacked, however, varies directly with one's relative location as compared to where sharks are found. Obviously, if one spends their entire life in the city, their chances are drastically smaller than one who spends their time primarily in open-ocean based activities.
The ISAF has created a list of the top 10 most shark attack prone areas in the last 10 years. Their findings for total shark attack numbers around the world reaches 700 total attacks over those 10 years.
The state of Florida is at the top of the list, recording 294 total attacks, 19 of those in 2009. Given 18.5 million people as an approximate population of Florida, if you reside in the Sunshine State your odds of attack become 973,684 to 1.
The next on the list is the vast continent of Australia which recorded 99 total attacks for the years on file and whose residents have 1.1 million to 1 odds of being attacked.
The list is rounded out with Hawaii, South Africa, California, Brazil, Mexico, Reunion Island, and, finally, New Zealand, the last attack occurring there in 2007, the only one of that year, giving New Zealand residents 2007 odds of 4 million to 1.
Although the threat of a shark attack is present, the odds of it actually happening seem to pale in comparison with the joy that one can find from taking a nice, relaxing swim to escape the heat of the day or seeing a beautifully bright colored fish as you snorkel in turquoise colored water near a coral reef.
Leave the worries to the people getting sunburns on the beach.
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Hi bigm. I have family living in Australia near the coast, my brother in law swears that all you have to do to get rid of a pesky shark is thump it on the nose, not sure if I would want to go swimming where sharks visit, and even where they don´t it still crosses my mind when swimming in the sea, but as you so rightly say, probably better to be worried about the damaging effects of solar rays. Thanks for the follow, I´m going to do the same :)
My husband was a surfer for years down here in Australia. Until the time a shark passed under his surfboard. We've since moved inland, lol. He still has his board but it's a long time since he used it.
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Independent Spirit Awards
"Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire" dominated the indie film awards on Friday night, taking home Best Feature, Best Director, Best Actress (Gabourey Sidibe), Best Supporting Actress (Mo'Nique) and Best First Screenplay.
Jeff Bridges took home Best Actor for "Crazy Heart", Woody Harrelson scored Best Supporting Actor for "The Messenger", Best Screenplay went to "(500) Days of Summer", "An Education" was Best Foreign Film, "Anvil! The Story of Anvil" won Best Documentary, and "A Serious Man" scored the Robert Altman Award.
Much of the buzz though was dominated by Ben Stiller's presentation of the Best Film award which took a swipe at the current state of indie film, and threw in some 'independent porn stars' writhing on stage. That can be seen below.
Razzie Awards
Celebrating the worst in cinema of last year, The Razzies handed the Worst Picture of 2009 award to "Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen" which also won for worst director and script.
"Land of The Lost" won worst non-original work, while worst acting nods went to Billy Ray Cyrus ("Hannah Montana"), Sienna Miller ("G.I. Joe"), the Jonas Brothers ("Jonas Brothers 3D Concert Experience") and Sandra Bullock ("All About Steve").
The talk of the night though was that Sandra Bullock showed up to accept her award with a crateload of "All About Steve" DVDs and quite brilliantly skewered the awards themselves in a good-humoured acceptance speech.


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On the 12th of November 1983 two Royal Australian Air Force De Havilland Canada DHC-4 Caribous visited Hokitika... I took a whole film of photos of them only to have the processor ruin the film and the photos didn't turn out. While scanning my negatives the computer was able to fix the ruined negatives and I was delighted to get these pics...
This blog started off by focussing on NZ's smaller 3rd level airlines, past and present. It has evolved to trying to present some record of NZ's domestic airline operations and some of the larger charter operators, interesting NZ international airliner movements and photos I have taken around the country. Comments, corrections or contributions are welcome, Steve - firstname.lastname@example.com
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RAAF Caribous in Hokitika...
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As Delivered by Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, Pentagon Auditorium, Washington D.C., Thursday, June 13, 2013
Thank you. Thank you. Good morning. Happy birthday. Mr. Secretary [McHugh], thank you for your leadership and what you continue to do for this institution, General Odierno, for your leadership at a very challenging time in the history of the United States Army.
Sergeant Major Chandler, thank you. You and your enlisted men and women continue to inspire us all. I want to also acknowledge and thank the DOD leadership present here today for what you continue to do for this institution and for our country. Thank you.
Special acknowledgement and happy birthday to our oldest Army veteran here, wherever he is, Colonel Wittich, where is Colonel Wittich? Colonel Wittich happy birthday. Thank you. You've never looked better and more fit.
Also, our youngest Army representative here, I think is here somewhere, Private First Class Selig? And thank you, as we thank all of our members of the United States Army here today and all over the world, and we thank and celebrate those who have served in the United States Army and our veterans, and in particular, as Secretary McHugh noted, our wounded warriors here today and their families. Thank you for what you've done.
I will begin my brief remarks with an acknowledgement, as the Chief and Secretary have already noted, to the families of our Army – current Army, our past Army, our future Army, for what you've done. And I think General Odierno said it pretty well. The sacrifices that families make are not covered in great glory or attention, but they deserve as much recognition and thanks as do our members. So to the families, thank you. Thank you.
As has been noted, a 238th birthday is rather significant. That represents an institution that has essentially been around longer than the republic and has grown as vibrantly and effectively and been as important to the world and to this republic as any one institution.
General Odierno talked about trust. And as we all know, that is the coin of the realm. And I would add one component to that, and that's confidence. I don't know of an institution in our country that has held the trust and the confidence of our citizenry more than the United States Army and the military.
That's rather significant, through the history of this country, I don't know of another country in the world that can say that. And that is the result of many, many things. But more than anything else, it's just as General Odierno talked about what has defined and shaped the culture, but it's the definition of why we have an Army. And I'll share with you two examples of what I'm talking about.
Over the last two days, I have had the great privilege of revisiting my former home, the Congress, in hearings. It's always a joyous event as many of you know, especially our distinguished leaders in the front row here. And you're always much enhanced and you earn your pay, of course, but you always learn a hell of a lot. And you're much enhanced as you leave those hearings, of course.
Two interesting questions were asked during those three hearings, yesterday in particular, and they came from the House Budget Committee. One was about the Army and our military doing humanitarian work. Why would the military, the Army, be focused, have in its budget assistance for natural disasters around the world? And why is that important to your mission? Or is that your mission? We thought the Department of Defense was about the security of our country.
Well, it gave me an opportunity to address that, because many times that component of our force structure is lost. And I said, bottom line, when you look at what the soldier is about, more than any other part of our society, it's about preserving the peace, because it's the soldier, when we don't have peace, that makes the sacrifices.
And so MacArthur said it eloquently. Other great leaders in our country's history in the Army have said it. The soldier wants peace more than anyone else. And so when you look at investments in helping others – and we have countless examples from every war, over the 238 years of this institution – great photographs of American G.I.'s in World War II bending down on their knees, giving a young German boy or girl a chocolate bar.
Former Chancellor of Germany Helmut Kohl used to tell the story, the first orange – the first orange he ever saw in his life, he was seven years old. The American troops were marching into this German village, and every German citizen was scared to death, thinking that they would be massacred. And the American troops hugged these children, gave them chocolate bars and oranges. And Kohl tells that story – told it many, many times, and tears would come to his eyes when he would tell that story.
The point being, what is a better investment in peace and stability and security and developing friendships and partnerships for the future of the world than what our military does in that capacity? Yes, we fight wars. We're the best at it, have been, will continue to be. But there's another dynamic to what you do.
Another question I was asked yesterday: "Well, Mr. Secretary, can you address the issue of the bifurcation, the split, misunderstanding in our society today when we have 1 percent of our population serves in the military? Is that healthy? Should we change that? Are you disconnected from society?"
Good question. It's a question, as a matter of fact, when I was in the United States Senate, I more than occasionally spoke on, on the Senate floor. But part of the answer I gave back to the congressman was acknowledging it's a relevant question, it's an important question, but part of the way I would answer it – and I did answer it – is the continued astounding confidence and trust the American people have in this institution. In Gallup's last 15 years of most trusted institutions in America, the military is in the stratosphere. Everybody else isn't doing well. But the military has stayed way the hell on top.
And so that's good news, in many ways. You could also say, well, yeah, but it's that one percent that bears all the burden, makes all the sacrifices, does all the fighting, does all the dying. That's true. But even with that difference, there is still an astounding respect for our military in society. Even though they are disconnected, probably more so than at any time in the history of this nation, and it still connects and resonates with the American public.
Now, those values that were instilled and shaped this institution 237, 238 years ago just weren't a narrative. They had to be sustained over 238 years - duty, honor, country. I don't know of an institution that's done that better than this institution.
Thank you for what you are doing, what you've done, and what you continue to do for this country. These are difficult times. I don't have to tell any of you, especially for our Army leadership having to deal with the budget issues and these – these great uncertainties that hang over all of us.
But if you ever want to put your money on an institution, you want to put it on the Army, because the Army has weathered a lot of things and our military has, and we'll get through this. And we will rebalance. And we will adapt, as we always have. And that'll be much because we will go back and stay anchored to the traditions and the values and the family and the partnerships of who we are as not just American citizens, but part of a remarkable, remarkable institution that we celebrate today and we recognize today.
Now, for 12 years, when I was in the Senate, I had the privilege of serving the state of Nebraska, and every June 14th, if the Senate was in session, I would go to the Senate floor, and I would give a happy birthday speech to the Army. So it became the only thing I was ever known for, actually.
It would be brief, of course, and substantive, as all my speeches were, but I'd always end it with a birthday greetings and a happy birthday and a very healthy "hooah!"
There we are. Happy birthday.
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PRESENTER Gloria started her broadcasting career in local radio and television, and has since become a much-loved fixture on national TV.
It's about people's attitudes towards ageing in this country. Its survey found that the British public think people are old at 67, which shocked me.
I certainly don't feel old and with 80 being the new 60, and the way people are living longer, I was surprised to hear it.
What keeps you a spring chicken yourself?
Attitude and energy. Having been brought up in Northern Ireland, I have that work ethic and my job has always been my mainstay.
I'm still working and loving it, but I'm lucky to be in a business I enjoy.
Does ageism annoy you?
It absolutely does. That said, I work in a very young industry and I don't know what they say behind my back, but I don't have a sense of people going, "God, what's she still doing here in her seventies?" And when it comes to doing Rip Off Britain that's where age and experience count. If you had 23 year olds doing it, it wouldn't have the same credibility.
What are your greatest pleasures in life?
Having time together with family and friends, and I love it when we get to go to the place we have in France. I enjoy meals out and my garden brings me great pleasure.
What's been your proudest career moment?
I did a radio chat show called Sunday Sunday when I was newly over from Ireland and trying to get my feet under the Radio 2 desk. It ran for nine series and when I look back we had all the Hollywood greats on it.
Audrey Hepburn, Charlton Heston, Sean Connery, Kirk Douglas, Jimmy Stewart – they all came on the show.
What's the one talent you wish you had?
I wish I could play the piano. Any party I ever go, the pianist is always the person everyone loves and I do enjoy a sing-song.
What's the best showbiz party you've ever been to?
I went to a brilliant one at Sting's house. It was his and Trudie's wedding anniversary and the place was done out so beautifully – everything looked gorgeous, everything in the garden smelled gorgeous, there was an outdoor fireplace with a fire roaring. Dawn French was there and Bob Geldof and a lot of musicians. It was magical.
Is there anything about getting older you don't like?
The one thing I don't like is the dread that things will fall apart a bit. But retirement isn't in my vocabulary at all.


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"My days are swifter than a weaver's shuttle."
This retreat offers the opportunity to learn the art of loom weaving as one experiences a silent retreat and a daily meeting with a spiritual guide. The creation of a weaving will be a process in which one is invited to reflect on the fabric of the participant's life. The essentials for continued weaving will be learned. Download a brochure.
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Thomas Godfrey
Thomas Godfrey (1736 - 1763 / USA)
The Invitation
Haste! Sylvia! haste, my charming Maid!
Let's leave these fashionable toys;
Let's seek the shelter of some shade,
And revel in ne'er fading joys.
See spring in liv'ry gay appears,
And winter's chilly blasts are fled;
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Generally, I try to strike a balance between a "professional" and "office casual" work wardrobe. I do throw in the occasional suit when the situation warrants it. However, considering I work "behind the scenes", I'm not sure anyone would care (or even noticed) if I showed up in my pajamas and bunny slippers (mmmm.... maybe the bunny slippers because they do have ears -- lol) Casual fridays don't really exist, because it is generally "office casual" around here most days (and given the nature of the work we do -- sitting most of the day at a computer or working with old moldy books (sadly, yes, we do have some books in that condition) suits are neither practical nor very comfortable). As much as I ♥ my flipflops, I really do not wear them to work (usually).
However, cribbing on the idea of photo friday (and the plethora of flipflops I have), I present flip flop friday. Here are the shoes I am wearing today, which have shells sewn on them (and my toes are 'fairy teal' in case you are wondering).
..and if you are wondering how many pairs of flipflops (or flipflop-like shoes) I own -- a little fewer than 100 these days.


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As he says in the follow-up interview below, "Jesus Christ offers Tiger Woods something he badly needs."
Last year on the Between Two World's blog, the following was mentioned about Hume and what he planned to be doing in his retirement.
Brit Hume, the Washington managing editor at Fox News and one of the best in the business, is retiring from his position. Starting in 2009 he'll become senior political analyst and work 100 days in the year.Denny Burk also includes this quote from Hume's interview on WTOP News radio:
When public figures retire at the top of their game they often cite wanting to spend more time with their family. And that's the case here. But Hume offers an additional reason–one rarely cited in these situations:
I certainly want to pursue my faith more ardently than I have done. I'm not claiming it's impossible to do when you work in this business. I was kind of a nominal Christian for the longest time. When my son died (by suicide in 1998), I came to Christ in a way that was very meaningful to me. If a person is a Christian and tries to face up to the implications of what you say you believe, it's a pretty big thing. If you do it part time, you're not really living it.From another interview:
And since my son died, I have been, really, I felt rescued by God and by Christ. I have an intense desire to pursue that more ardently and have it be a bigger part of my life than it has been.When asked how that will translate, Hume responded, "It'll translate into Bible study."
Christianity is uniquely and especially about redemption and forgiveness. That is what the cornerstone of what the faith is about. Now other faiths aren't hostile to the idea, but think of what the message of Christ and Christianity is. It is that the God of the universe sent His only begotten Son, who died a hideous death on the cross, to atone for all of our sins. And we are thereby offered through that act a new covenant in which we are offered forgiveness and redemption on a continuing basis in return for our faith in God and our continuing efforts to live the Christian life. That is a unique doctrine.
Peter Wehner also looks at the criticism Hume is receiving.
Here are some important points:
The intensity of offense taken at what Hume said is itself revealing. Perhaps it can partly be chalked up to shock; maybe Shales and Hume's other critics are genuinely surprised to learn that those who hold the Christian faith do so because they believe the claims of Christ are true, that His story is real. But of course if Christians didn't believe their faith were true, there would be no reason to embrace it, as the Apostle Paul himself understood. . . .HT: Justin Taylor
I should add that when Christopher Hitchens, whom I like and whose company I enjoy, appeared on television shows promoting his book God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything, he was far more critical of Christianity than Hume was of Buddhism. Yet I don't recall the Left saying that those criticisms were inappropriate for public debate. In fact, they weren't — and neither are Hume's words. Furthermore, those who are unnerved by Hume's "sectarianism" were untroubled by the aggressive atheism of Hitchens.
What are your thoughts about all of this? Add your comments below.
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Hi, I'm comeback! hihi been busy while I enjoyed my looooooong holiday until this September hahahah coming back in another project I serve to you who need a gift or souvenirs to give as a birthday or just for hanging it on the wall. Just contact me through the wall facebook here, the timeline on twitter here, or e-mail on firstname.lastname@example.com. Tell me completely about the illustration that you wish heheh more info, please contact me on the social media that I told you above ;)
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ModernBill Customisation
Budget $100-300 USD
I require a developer with previous experience of customizing ModernBill.
The project details are as follows:
The username / pwd of user is within the MB databse (mysql). Each user is assigned to a Product Group. and each group has a domain name assigned. i.e. [url removed, login to view]
The group to domain name assignement is a seprate table maintained manually at present.
I require someone to write something that will extract these details (the user if belonging to group x, y o z ) from the MB database and add to freeRadius (mysql).
The user must also be allocated an IP adress from a table.
The IP adress would need to be marked as used when its been assigned.
The freeradius has 6 entries per user, 3 are static others are dynamic (username, pwd, IP). username is made up of username from MB and domain name
Pls reply with details if you have previously worked with MB
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I do not work with modern bill. But can help you. I have 5+ years expirience with PHP and other web-technologies. Thanks.


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In order to reduce congestion around Georges River Sailing Club during the Laser States, all RIB's and support boats are requested to launch at Sylvania Waters Public Boat Ramp or Kyeemagh Boat Ramp.
Only boats owned by Georges River Sailing Club will be launched at the club under strict supervision during the regatta. For safety reasons there will be no exceptions.
A trot line will be available at the club however NSW/ACT Laser Association and Georges River Sailing Club take no responsibility for the safety or security of your vessel should you choose to utilise the trot line. Please consider other boats tied up next to you by leaving your motor down and give others a lift to and from the shore if required.
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There have been numerous times that I've needed the ability to rename a set of files based upon a pattern, something regular expressions could easily take care of if the old DOS rename command, or something built into the Windows OS could do. However, there's nothing in Windows base set of command utilities that can provide this. I haven't delved into Windows PowerShell (fka Monad) enough to see if this capability exists already. But, I had a bunch of pictures that I wanted renamed in my library and just needed a utility to do it.
So, I built this utility to help me rename files, by directory, based upon Regular Expression patterns.


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WORCESTER -- The Blue Knights weren't ready for their season to end.
After seventh-seeded Grafton rallied late to force overtime, the Lunenburg girls' basketball team got the job done in the extra session, winning a district championship with Saturday's 55-54 victory in the Central Mass. Division 3 final at WPI's Harrington Auditorium.
It's the first district title since 2003 for fourth-seeded Lunenburg (17-6), which advances to Monday's 2:15 p.m. state semifinal against five-time defending Western Mass. champ Hoosac Valley at the DCU Center in Worcester. Grafton closes its season at 16-8.
"It's tough to put into words what winning this title means," Lunenburg head coach Frank Greene said.
The Blue Knights relied on the stellar defense and up-tempo scoring of senior Kylie Hill, who poured in a game-high 18 points to help Lunenburg secure the victory. After her team struggled to close things out in regulation, Hill's fast-break bucket with a minute left in overtime gave Lunenburg the lead for good.
"We've been staying so positive and energized throughout the tournament," Hill said. "We maintain the mentality that we are going to win and I try to keep the team hyped at all times."
The victory was anything but easy, as Lunenburg learned toward the end of regulation.
With 11 seconds left, Hill split a 1-and-1, making it 48-45 in favor of Lunenburg. But disaster struck with 2.2 seconds left as Lunenburg fouled Jenna Gordon as she was attempting a 3-pointer. Gordon knocked down all three freebies to force overtime.
After Hill split a free-throw trip to open the extra session, Grafton's Abigail Rogers hit a corner jumper, giving the Indians their first lead of the game at 50-49 with 2:40 left.
After both teams struggled to make baskets, Gordon got a runner to drop, putting the Indians up 52-49 with 1:20 to go. Lunenburg's Sarah Blomgren responded immediately, getting out in transition and earning a trip to the line. The Blue Knights had struggled from the charity stripe to that point, but Blomgren knocked them both down to cut the deficit to one point.
It was more bad news for Lunenburg from there as defensive stalwart Elise Lilly (9 points) committed her fifth foul. Grafton came up empty on the ensuing 1-and-1, however, and Lunenburg alertly gathered the rebound and pushed the ball up court to Hill, who scored in transition to make it 53-52 with a shade over a minute left.
"Hill took over, she's our leader," Greene said. "We're happy that she could come out here and play that way."
Grafton attempted three shots the next trip down, and eventually earned a trip to the line. But the Indians would come up empty from the charity stripe as Lunenburg's Johanna Hudson ripped down a rebound and the Indians fouled.
Hudson missed both free throws, but gathered the offensive rebound, dishing it to Hill, who was immediately fouled. Hill split the trip at the line, making it a 54-52 Lunenburg lead with 21 seconds left.
Grafton moved quickly up the floor, but a pass sailed high. Lunenburg's Sierra Heppler (10 points) then pulled off one of the biggest plays of the day as she scooped the ball out of danger and quickly dished it up to Hudson, who was fouled by Grafton with 10.1 seconds left.
Hudson missed the first throw but drilled the second, making it a 55-52 lead.
Grafton had the ball knocked loose as it tried to get in position for a 3-pointer, leaving only five seconds to work with. Gordon took an open look at a very deep 3-pointer, but it banked off the backboard to Lauren Eddy (15 points), who stuck the put-back down low as the buzzer sounded, leaving the Indians one point short in a thrilling Blue Knights victory.
"The key down the stretch was not panicking," Greene said. "Because we did at times, and we weren't smart at times. We're a good enough team to get baskets, but we just needed to be smart, I told them. We just had to get momentum back."
Lunenburg looked as though it would secure the title with ease early on, as the Blue Knights forced 10 turnovers and closed out the opening quarter with a 16-4 run -- scoring 10 points off of turnovers -- which made it a commanding 21-7 lead at the first break.
The script flipped during the second quarter, as Lunenburg committed eight turnovers and shot just 1 for 15 from the floor, as the Indians narrowed the deficit to just 23-20 at halftime.
Lunenburg matched Grafton basket for basket in the third quarter, as the Lunenburg lead hovered between two and eight points, before holding on for a 37-33 lead at the end of the third.
Grafton would control the first half of the fourth quarter, narrowing the deficit to 41-39, but a 6-0 Lunenburg run had the Blue Knights in command up eight with 57 seconds left in regulation.


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Travis Scott On Upcoming "AstroWorld" Album: "It Might Be The Best Music That I Made"
Style Magazine Newswire | 3/14/2017, 10:45 a.m.
Remember back in February when Travis Scott fell off the stage at Drake's "Boy Meets World" Tour in London, ultimately breaking the giant globe that caused Drizzy to refund concert-goers' tickets? Well it turns out, Travis apparently didn't "fall," but he "flew."
In an upcoming cover story with British GQ Style, Travis was asked about the infamous fall at O2 Arena last month, which he replied: "I didn't fall, dude, I flew, I was floating. I don't fall. Shit, nothing happened. Floating is amazing. It's like getting in a plane. I just flew, man. I'm a magician, like David Blaine. I could never fall. Drake is an amazing person. Also, a magician. He's a big brother, super-talent, he's cool."
However, the infamous fall wasn't all that Travis talked about during the interview. He also discussed his upcoming album, AstroWorld, saying it might be his best music to date. "It might be the best music that I made," Scott says. "I have two records on the album that are like, man, they are the best. They tore down AstroWorld to build more apartment space. That's what it's going to sound like, like taking an amusement park away from kids. We want it back. We want the building back. That's why I'm doing it. It took the fun out of the city."
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Courtesy of The Free Dictionary, Let me introduce the word serendipity, which was invented some 262 years ago:
We are indebted to the English author Horace Walpole for the wordserendipity, which he coined in one of the 3,000 or more letters on which (along withhis novel The Castle of Otranto, considered the first Gothic novel) his literary reputation rests.
In a letter of January 28, 1754, in which he discusses a certainpainting, Walpole mentions a discovery about the significance of a Venetian coat of arms that he has made while looking at random into an old book—a method by whichhe had apparently made other worthwhile discoveries before: "This discovery I made by a talisman [a procedure achieving results like a charm] ... by which I find everything I want ... wherever I dip for it. This discovery, indeed, is almost of that kind which I call Serendipity, a very expressive word."
Walpole formed the word on an oldname for Sri Lanka, Serendip. He explained that this name was part of the title of "a silly fairy tale, called The Three Princes of Serendip: as their highnesses travelled, they were always making discoveries, by accidents and sagacity, of things which they were not in quest of...."
You can go to this site and read more yourself. I can come up with a number of ultrarunning experiences that were truly serendipitous. For example, despite spending many hours on trails and in the backcountry over the course of my lifetime, I'd never seen a bobcat...until one time about 10 years ago when I was on a business trip to Monterey, CA.
I was running a trail in a park only a couple of miles from the city center, when I decided on a whim to take a turn at a junction. Moments later a juvenile bobcat scampered right across the trail in front of me. It stopped, and I stopped, in awe, and enjoyed the moment.
The bride tells me that when she was a kid, she was told that bobcats are invisible, that's why people don't see them. Also she revealed how puzzled she was the when she saw a sign advertising "Bobcats For Rent," dumbfounded at the fact that people could actually rent a bobcat (for what purpose is unknown)....then she realized that the ad was for a piece of equipment.


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While you are planning to develop an online eCommerce business, it is important to check that you don't require to compromise with quality. You need to be sure of selecting the right set of programs and software which, can drive greater success. Thus, while considering the top-notch platforms, OpenCart happens to be one of the most credible choices. Being an online resource built to simplify the process of interaction in between customers and merchants. This is the underlying reason for the growing importance of OpenCart developers.
With its improved version, OpenCart 2.0, it is expected to offer an advanced Open source ecommerce platform for exploring new heights. This version hosts a plethora of advanced features and improvements. The code base has been made much cleaner and better. Moreover, the intuitive dashboard facilitates easier site maintenance. Addressing these advancements, here is a brief overview on some of the new attributes of OpenCart.
Bootstrap 3 integration
Opencart 2.0 integrates the advanced Bootstrap 3 at its core. Now, the store is supposed to become more intuitive, sleek and powerful for both the mobile and desktop devices.
Fully responsive
Make sure of the fact: it's not only Mobile supportive, it's actually responsible now. The OpenCart store looks much prettier in various types of devices including Tablet, Desktop and mobiles. We can be pretty sure that: it happens to be the most advanced attribute for all OpenCart enthusiasts.
Font awesome support
Now, you can enjoy the benefits of advanced CSS font collection with more than 400 icons, which is known as Font Awesome. All you need to do is: include the icon class and you will get the cool icon being displayed in the site.
Intuitive dashboard
The feature is known to be intuitive because, it helps you to focus on a series of important aspects including online users, sale analytics and much more. Moreover, it gets pretty easier and friendly to interact with the system. The horizontal menu has been now replaced with vertical menu for offering smart navigation.
Extension Installer
With OpenCart 2.0, extension and theme installation becomes much easier with the upgraded built-in Extension Installer. There is no need to override files by deploying FTP and thus, the installation process becomes much faster and accurate. After uploading extension/theme, you will be able to view a list of files, which will get overridden once you proceed with the process.
Thus, with experienced OpenCart developers on your side, you can get much closer to building enterprise-class ecommerce websites which will surely drive greater online visibility and improved user experience.


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EXHIBIT: Raise Up Phillipines artshow + fundraiser at Bunnycutlet gallery for UNICEF
I donated a piece for this show…great curation and bids started at $50 for prints and originals. The artist line up is dope! Thanks to my fam, Victor & Liza Quinonez, Gigi Bio, Bunnycutlet Gallery, Toy Tokyo and everyone else involved in the show for making it happen!
Bunnycutlet Gallery, Toy Tokyo, and M27 Designs Present:
RAISE UP PHILIPPINES: A Print and Art Benefit for Typhoon Haiyan Relief
December 17, 2013, New York City, NY
Bunnycutlet Gallery, Toy Tokyo and M27 Designs proudly present Raise Up Philippines: A Print and Art Benefit for Typhoon Haiyan Relief on Friday, January 3, 2014, from 6-10pm. The Bunnycutlet Gallery, named Best New Gallery in 2013 by The Village Voice, will house the event at 158 Roebling Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. For one day only, art collectors, lovers, and supporters will have an opportunity to bid on a diverse selection of low-brow, graffiti, pop and street art through silent auction. 100% of the proceeds go directly to UNICEF Philippines. Nearly 12 million people, including 6 million children, were affected by Typhoon Haiyan and are still desperately in need of shelter, clean water, medicine and nutrition. A powerhouse lineup of exceptional creative minds have gathered together to raise funds by donating artwork and prints to auction toward much needed assistance for the storm-ravaged Philippines.
This stellar lineup will feature artwork and prints of some of today's most influential tastemakers including: Simone Legno of Tokidoki, Tara McPherson, and O.G. Slick, alongside popular New York and Florida-based Filipino artists: Gigi, Grace, and Leo Angelo Bio (8×10 Collective) and Anthony Castro. This showcase will be an uplifting experience for the people of the Philippines, citizens of New York, and beyond. Start the new year right! Featured artists: Andrew Bell, Anthony Castro, Cam, Cern One, Don Rimix, Fumero, Greg Lamarche, Jeff Henriquez, Jesse Hernandez, Jon Burgerman, Jon Lewis, Kano, Karen Sneider, Kelly Denato, Lamour Supreme, Lichiban, Liz Artinian, Lou Pimentel, Marka27, Malik Yusef Cumbo, Moses Mitchell, Nathan Jurevicius, O.G SLick, One9, Plushplay, Ron Upperman, Ryan Wheelbarrow, SAM, Simone Legno, Sucklord, Tara McPherson, 8×10 Collective: Gigi Bio, Grace Bio, Leo Angelo Bio Raise Up Philippines: A Print and Art Benefit for Typhoon Haiyan Relief Date: Friday, January 3rd, 2014 Time: 6pm – 10pm Bunnycutlet Gallery 158 Roebling St. Brooklyn, NY 11211
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Eugenics season
- Paul Dale
- 19 November 2009
Who says scientific theory and cinematic endeavour are mutually exclusive? Certainly not the organisers of this weekend long Biomedical Ethics Film Festival, which delves into the ethically fraught discussion of human perfection and our right to strive for it. This series of screenings and panel discussions starts on the Friday night with Swedish documentary Homo Sapiens 1900, about the birth and rise of the eugenics movement in the 20th century. This is followed by recently released tearjerker My Sister's Keeper starring Cameron Diaz (about childhood illness) and Andrew Nicol's 1997 Brave New World rip off Gattaca. Things come to an end with documentary Who's Afraid of Designer Babies?
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Schoolhouse Beach--with smooth (and strangely velvety feeling) limestone gems rather than sand. So many of these have been taken from the beach that it's now illegal to remove them--and the fine if you're caught is $250 PER STONE. It was super pretty and the rocks were very tempting...but not $250/rock tempting.
we became "leafers" for just a few photos...because who wouldn't? We even climbed the 188 steps of the "mountain tower" for this one:
We also visited the Stavkirke, which is both strange and beautiful at the same time...
and we saw a gorgeous sunset. :-)
We ate dinner between a full suit of armor holding a sword and a backlit stained glass window. (why yes, we were at the English Inn, why do you ask?) I couldn't get photos because it was too dim, but trust me when I say it was very old-school-art-institutey.
Tomorrow: more lighthouses, more boats. I believe you might start to think there's a theme... :-)