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of Ystrad Tywi around Dinevwr, plus Ceredigion. Deheubarth, Gwynedd, Powys, and Lloegr (England) are mentioned as four distinct gwlads in the present work. The Latin Peniarth MS. 28 of the late twelfth century quotes the same passage, viz. ' Homo de Powyss ab homine de Gwynet, similiter de Deheubarth, et de Anglico, in suo sayrhaed non habet nisi tres uaccas et IIIes untias argenti.'[1] In the preface also of the same early and important text are mentioned the Gwynedoti, the Powyssi, and the Dextrales.[2] Gwynedd, Powys, and Deheubarth are also distinguished in the North Welsh books of the MS. A type. This seems to fix the earliest recensions which we possess of the Laws of Howel Dda to a period subsequent to the fall of the majority of the South Welsh gwlads, that is, roughly speaking, subsequent to the end of the eleventh century.
gwrda, a noble ; in the Latin texts optimas. See breyr.
gwyl [Lat. vigilia], a festival. G. Giric, June 16 ; G. Ieuan y Moch (St. John of the Swine), August 29 ; G. Badric, March 17 ; G. Vihagel (St. Michael), September 29; G. yr Holl Seint (All Saints), November 1 ( = Calan Gaeaf, the Calends of Winter).
Gwynedd, roughly equivalent to North West Wales inclusive of the three counties of Anglesey, Carnarvon, and Merioneth. See Deheubarth.
gwyr nod, nod-men. ' The term gwr nod (literally, man of mark) is very ambiguous. Sometimes it looks as if it meant a taeog or aillt'[3] Not in present text. See p. 312 supra (U 27 b).
llan. In the early Breton Vita Pauli Aureliani we gather that the old meaning of llan was monastery, e.g. Lanna Pauli id est monasterium Pauli. In the Vita Gildae, c. 27, we have also coetlann interpreted as monasterium nemoris, which, whether it be right or no, shows that llan to the writer meant monastery. The numerous llans of old Welsh place-names, therefore, signify the monasteries of those whose names generally follow them, e.g. Llangolman, the monastery of Colman, and so on. The llan would naturally include under its name the lands and rights which pertained to it. Llan in process of time came also to mean a church, but as a rule in the present text eglwys (ecclesia) is used for a church. On p. 114 llan and eglwys appear to be in some sense contrasted, for the llan has an abbot and the eglwys has lay proprietors, whose duty is to protect it.
land maer. See maer biswail.
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Generally stroke continues with depression. That is, the patient conscious, the other condition to do this and it routinely, such as food must be fed, the road is slow, and the bath had to be helped. Because mental factors, they become depressed: frequent crying and starry-eyed. This was added for those who have a high enough position in the career or the rise as a public idol. Any relatives who come visiting receives with tears. Patients like asking, why this happened. In fact there was a curt said you were going to die soon, because it can not stand the situation.
This situation is hard and time consuming. Efforts to rehabilitate up to no less difficult to cure with "medical treatment". As in the Netherlands, Australia, for example, psychologists are directly involved with the doctors. Missed the problem of depression, will only make the patient worse and also difficult to grow healing, let alone cure. Because depression is very close to the employment. That is, the depression will make a lot of energy / psychic energy being drained.
In these efforts, stroke patients can take steps such as:
1. Opportunity to express their feelings properly and untukditanggapi seriously.
2. Treatment that can give motivation to rebuild their optimistic attitude waver. We need to eliminate the impression that they are no longer useful to society and family.
3. Association, in the context of social rebuilding. Suppose a dialogue with his friends, that arise sependeritaan attitude, and the impression that he was not just had a stroke and who experienced impotence.
4. Opportunity to communicate with relevant parties and monitor progress, such as doctors and psychologists.
5. Equanimity, a guarantee that all complaints will be kept confidential, so he does not need to feel anxious and ashamed
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Generally stroke continues with depression. That is, the patient conscious, the other condition to do this and it routinely, such as food must be fed, the road is slow, and the bath had to be helped. Because mental factors, they become depressed: frequent crying and starry-eyed. This was added for those who have a high enough position in the career or the rise as a public idol. Any relatives who come visiting receives with tears. Patients like asking, why this happened. In fact there was a curt said you were going to die soon, because it can not stand the situation.
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Vosges, Moselle & Nancy Barge Cruise
|Epinal to Nancy (Cruise runs Saturday to Friday)
Highlights: The Canal des Vosges - Nancy's stunning Place Stanislas - Epinal's Imagerie - Liverdun and the Moselle - Toul's impressive fortifications
You'll join Barge Nilaya in the gorgeous park like setting of the Port d'Epinal. Saturday is market day in Epinal, so if you'd like to arrive earlier, you are welcome to drop off your bags at Barge Nilaya. Epinal is a pleasant Vosges town offering good shopping, a wide selection of cafes, bars and restaurants together with museums and the world famous Imagerie d'Epinal. The Cite de l'Image museum has an outstanding collection of over 23,000 17th-20th century prints and woodcuts (print blocks) from all over France.
Epinal's also a great place to eat out. Because we are sometimes mooring in remote locations, I suggest you take the opportunity to dine ashore on your first night, possibly splurging at the Michelin rated 'Relais des Ducs de Lorraine' or any one of a number of excellent restaurants in town. 'Le Capitainerie' right next to Barge Nilaya would be an easy choice. We will enjoy my 'welcome aboard dinner' tomorrow night, where we don't have the opportunity to dine ashore.
Our cruising begins on Sunday morning by following the tranquil Epinal branch of the Canal des Vosges. Instead of turning left and beginning a route that would end at the Mediterranean, we turn right and onto the Canal des Vosges running north towards Nancy. We cruise into tranquil tree lined sections of the canal and I plan to moor near the small village of Nomexy for Sunday night . Two bridges away from the canal is the interesting old village of Chatel-sur-Moselle. This village is home to ruins that I'm told were one of the greatest fortified castles in Europe. There are three amazing levels of galleries and underground rooms which with luck we will be able to tour. Tonight, we'll enjoy the welcome dinner aboard.
On Monday we pass though more rural canal, stopping briefly in Charmes to pick up fresh supplies. We will have our very own lock-keeper traveling with us as we cruise. He drives ahead in his van, hopefully opening and having the next ecluse ready for our arrival. Right through to the Moselle, the ecluses are manually operated using age old mechanical technology to raise and lower the water level within. The eclusiers are often grateful for a bit of assistance should you fancy helping out. Tonight we moor near the Village of Roville. It's in a tunnel of trees and pretty much in the middle of nowhere. One thing I remember from the last time I moored here, is the utter darkness and blanket of stars filling the slit of sky between the treetops above. I hope it will be as remarkable again this time. Tonight we will self cater aboard.
On Tuesday we swap the cosy Canal des Vosges for the mighty Moselle. At Neuves-Maisons we trade in the snug 'Freycinet' sized locks encountered so far this week for the vast ecluses (locks) of the Moselle. We cruise across a steel works loading area before entering one of these monster locks and then further down the mighty Moselle river, possibly encountering the huge 1500 tonne scrap barges en route to either the steel works or Rhine in Germany. We might even end up sharing one of these massive locks with one of them. It's moments like this when you realise how small 82 tonne Barge Nilaya is!
Mooring in, or just outside the 'Port de France', the octagonal fortress city of Toul has immense defensive walls and moats laid out by Vauban in the 18th century. The intricately detailed facade of the St-Etienne Cathedral built between the 13th and 16th centuries is also worthy of note. Toul is another place where I suggest guests dine ashore. If it's open, I recommend 'La Belle Époque' near the station for some reasonably priced tasty food. Alternatively, you can self cater aboard. Wednesday is market day in Toul so you'll get a chance to have a wander round before we depart in the morning.
On Wednesday we actually pass under Toul's defensive city walls before cruising up a magnificent, wide, heavily wooded stretch of the River Moselle with our destination today being the impressive 12th century hilltop village of Liverdun. Subject to one of the VERY limited spaces being available, I hope to moor and give you a chance to look around the village and its fortifications. Tonight we could enjoy a BBQ on deck or self cater aboard with produce from Toul's market.
After such a beautiful stretch of river, Thursday's final approach to Nancy is through a rather shabby industrial suburb but our mooring is a lovely spot, right in the very heart of this stunning city. It's just a short walk or tram ride away from Place Stanislas, an architectural gem of a central square created in 1750 and recently fully restored by UNESCO as a breathtaking world heritage monument. Nancy's old town was founded in the 11th century but transformed in the 18th by Stanislas Leczinski, Duke of Lorraine. It's a masterpiece of 18th century town planning. There's lots to see and do and you shouldn't miss seeing the Historic Museum of Lorraine while there. Nancy's tourist office can organise private guided tours if you are interested. Dining out in one of the Cities chic restaurants should round off your cruise nicely.
You are due to leave Barge Nilaya after breakfast on Friday. It's market day in Nancy and there's probably still lots you want to see or do, so you are most welcome to store your bags aboard Barge Nilaya and pick them up later in the day. The TGV rail journey from Paris to Epinal will take in the region of two and a half hours and Nancy to Paris in the region 90 minutes. More detailed train times can be researched at SNCF the French rail operator.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Unforeseen circumstances sometimes affect our cruising schedule. These can include, but are not limited to: illness, floods, weather, canal closures, canal maintenance, lack of moorings, bureaucracy, strikes, civil disturbance, acts of god, the engine, and whims and fancies of both skipper, guests and crew. All of these things might cause last minute changes to the above and cruise routes. Although rare, we reserve the right to alter any and all routes accordingly. Flexibility is the name of the game and any such changes cannot be considered grounds for cancellation of the cruise.


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What's a Common Reader -- and what is Uncommon Reading?
Virginia Woolf defined a common reader as someone who is not a scholar; not a critic. A common reader "reads for his own pleasure rather than to impart knowledge or correct the opinions of others. Above all, he is guided by an instinct to create for himself, out of whatever odds and ends he can come by, some kind of whole." By that definition, I'm definitely a common reader -- reading an uncommonly large and diverse collection of books.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Some Publishers I Keep a Close Eye On...
Europa Books (to start with the obvious one) publishes high-quality literature that I might otherwise never hear about at all or never be able to find if I did. So far, I'm batting 1000 with their books, and I've decided to participate in their Europa Challenge (more of which in a later post.) Authors include such well-known figures as Muriel Barbery and Jane Gardam, but if you're looking for something completely different in the fiction world, their backlist is a great first stop.
Soho Books: I confess! I am a mystery addict. And Soho publishes some of my favorite authors, including some of the ones who don't automatically warrant a place in the tables at the front of the bookstore, but whose books are often better than some of the ones that you do find occupying prime real estate. I woke up to the pattern slowly -- d'uh -- but any imprint that has introduced me to authors like Qiu Xialong (his post-Soho books haven't been as good, alas), Colin Cotterill, David Downing and Jassy Mackenzie needs to have an eye kept on it. Coming up, I'll be reading some more offerings, like books by Michael Genelin.
Basic Books and PublicAffairs: These two imprints fall under the broader label of the Perseus Books Group, and publish some of the best and most accessible narrative non-fiction about serious subjects. I've just finished reading Unnatural Selection by Mara Hvistendahl, a must-read book about sex selection at birth and the impact of these policies on our world, a BasicBooks offering. (Stay tuned for a review in the next 24 hours.) The list of interesting books is endless -- Cambodia today, Lisbon during World War II, the last day of the life of the Soviet Union...
Bloomsbury: I suppose it's technically Bloomsbury Walker, but I don't really care. Besides, I drooled over the logo on the catalog so much that it's no longer visible. I could actually whimper when reading through their list of upcoming offerings. A new MI5 thriller from Stella Rimington. Stephen O'Shea's newest book, The Friar of Carcassonne. Dava Sobel writing about Copernicus; a new novel from Lloyd Jones (author of Mr. Pip), something from Amin Maalouf and countless other goodies. I'd add to the list, but then I'd cry in frustration and the catalog would end up covered in tear stains as well as drool. Horrifying.
New York Review of Books: Not content with churning out a must-read newsmagazine about books, these folks are actually printing (or rather, reprinting) must-read fiction and non-fiction. Tove Jansson's books for adults are on the list, but also books like the one I snaffled on my most recent bookstore foray, When the World Spoke French, about how the possession of a lingua franca spread Enlightenment thought.
Melville House: Shamefully, for a moment I thought these guys might be jumping aboard the "Christian fiction" bandwagon. No idea why that thought crossed my mind, other than the fact that I'd never really heard of them. But anyone planning to introduce the entertaining subversion of Andrei Kurkov's novels featuring Viktor the writer and his penguin Misha is someone whose adventures in publishing I want to follow. They are off digging up intriguing novellas by well-known classic writers -- you'll know the author's names but the books won't be familiar to you -- introducing writers like Imre Kertesz and non-fiction like Is Journalism Worth Dying For? (the final writings of Anna Politkovskaya) and Dead Funny: Humor in Hitler's Germany. (No, the author takes Hitler seriously, but is pointing out that the ability to laugh at an oppressive regime can sometimes lead people to resist it.) The newest addition to my MUST WATCH! list.
Little, Brown & Co., is part of Hachette and thus one of the "big boys" in the publishing world. But their fall list includes a new novel by the author of Winter's Bone, Daniel Woodrell, and an intriguing new thriller (under the Mulholland imprint) The Whisperer by Donato Carrisi. I don't turn my backs on them... Another great Hachette imprint is Twelve, which publishes a single book a month; the winter releases include something from Christopher Hitchens and a book by Eric Weiner about humans and God. (His last book was about the happiest places in the world; I suspect Iceland is a wee bit less happy than when he was there, pre-crash.)
Farrar, Strauss & Giroux/Faber and Faber has an astonishing list that includes Dante in Love by A.N. Wilson, new novels from Jeffery Eugenides and Andre Aciman, and, from Faber, an intriguing looking book by Siddhartha Deb, The Beautiful and the Damned, about the new India. They publish interesting authors like Elif Batuman and Marilynne Robinson; Faber & Faber has an amazing backlist of poetry and drama. (Stoppard, anyone?)
Just because a publisher isn't on this list doesn't say anything about the caliber of what's in their catalogs, just that these publishers appear much more likely to focus on the kind of stuff I like to read. When I'm looking for a "plain vanilla" novel, I'm pretty much label agnostic. But if I'm not keeping up with these guys, I know that I'm going to risk missing out on something that will be a wonderful discovery, including a book that will be on my list of best reads for the year or a new favorite author.
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That's interesting - I never even thought of checking if there's any publishers that make up the majority of my reading. I do know that I am a big Bloomsbury fan too :)ReplyDelete
It took me a long while to wake up to this, too! I'd notice, idly, that a few publishers seemed to be responsible for getting several fave authors into print -- eg, Headline in the UK is great for mysteries -- but never really thought about turning it upside down, and scrutinizing particular publishers for new book ideas. Now that I have, however, I'll be doing even MORE damage to my book budget... Sigh...ReplyDelete
I agree with all of these (though I must say that I've only read a single book with the Europa label). Curious about the absence of Knopf from your list. Along with FSG, Knopf has long been my favorite.ReplyDelete


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I am a firm believer in not spending a ton of money to transform your home. But as an interior designer, I'm always looking for ways to change and spruce up our home. So when I saw this pic:
I knew EXACTLY WHAT I wanted to do...
But getting this color right wasn't exactly easy.
You can't really tell in the pic, but when I picked "orange" colors, they actually came out more coral. So I knew that I would have to go more red if I wanted to get the color right. I finally decided on Behr's Grenadine.
If you know me, you know that that name is quite fitting!!! ;)
So this is the before:
And here's the after:
It never ceases to amaze me what a little color can do!!! Now, instead of our home blending in with the other homes in our neighborhood, our beautiful door has truly given our house a character all its own, and I LOVE it!!!
How about you? Have you done any small-budget projects that have had a dramatic impact on your home?
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Monday, August 26, 2013
It Is All God
8 comments:
- Tracey Sabella said...
Thank you, Helen, for sharing God's abundant blessings you experienced during your trip!! They are always there and we are so blessed indeed when we take the time to recognize and thank our Lord for them. ~ Blessings, Tracey
- 9:18 AM, August 27, 2013
- Paula Jennings said...
So thankful for the many blessings God gave you on your trip and that you are now home safe. And that sunset is gorgeous!
- 5:13 PM, August 27, 2013
- Christy Butters said...
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Hugs!
- 10:40 AM, August 28, 2013
- Cara G said...
Love this Helen...thanks so much for sharing with us...what a great testimony to God's provision and faithfulness!
- 2:16 AM, August 29, 2013
- Helen Gullett said...
Amen, Tracey! Amen! God is just so good to all of us!
- 9:35 AM, September 04, 2013
- Helen Gullett said...
Praise God, Paula! We are overwhelmed by God's goodness!
- 9:35 AM, September 04, 2013
- Helen Gullett said...
You're welcome, Christy! Praying that God bless you!
- 9:35 AM, September 04, 2013
- Helen Gullett said...
Praise God, Cara! He is good and gracious to all of us! Yes He is so faithful!
- 9:36 AM, September 04, 2013


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New Appointment at Intec
Tuesday, April 03, 2012
Press release from the issuing company
Frank Vincke has been appointed as Channel Sales Manager for Northern and Central Europe.
This new position will see Mr Vincke creating distribution channels for Intec colour heavy stock printers in Benelux countries, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy and Turkey.
"I have worked in those places and know the dealer network quite well," says multi-lingual Mr Vincke, 57, who has spent his entire career in the printing industry.
Founder and MD Ian Melville says: "Frank speaks fluent English, Dutch, French, German and Italian and this will be a great asset. Intec is expanding and I anticipate that Frank will work closely with our other International Channel Sales Manager, who I am currently in the process of recruiting."
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Fall 2010 Best Student Essays ReceptionFebruary 3, 2011
Join the staff and featured authors and photographers from the Best Student Essays of Fall 2010:
Friday evening, February 4, from 6PM to 8PM
in the Willard Reading Room on the west wing of Zimmerman Library. Refreshments and drinks will be served.
Come celebrate the best writing at UNM! The latest issue of Best Student Essays features topics never before featured in the magazine, including archaeology research on Mayan dental remains, conducted in
Belize, and veteran suicides in New Mexico.


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Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part of our Song of the Day podcast subscription. This podcast features exclusive KEXP in-studio performances, unreleased songs and recordings from independent artists that our DJs think you should hear. Each and every Friday we offer songs by local artists. Today's selection, featured on the Afternoon Show with Kevin Cole, is "Dragon Chasers" by Wax Tailor from the 2009 album In The Mood for Life on Le Plan Music.
There is a general mystique to solid trip hop tracks that many producers attempt to capture but ultimately fail to create. It's not just drums with a bit of echo and a few Bollywood samples thrown in but something more that artists like french-born producer Jean-Christophe Le Saoût really seem to understand on a fundamental level regarding orchestration, pacing, and ambiance. Operating under the nom de plume Wax Tailor, Le Saoût returns this fall with his third LP, In The Mood For Life, on Le Plan Music.
On the opening track, "Dragon Chasers," Le Saoût paints a vivid soundscape that evokes more than just the opium dens and thick vapor that the name suggests. As longtime vocal collaborator Charlotte Savary spins a lyrical web around the cut and paste percussion and vibrato-laden guitar the song starts to take full shape in your mind. "Dragon Chasers" transports you directly to that smokey tent in just over three minutes and will have you hitting "repeat" to get back in again and again.
Wax Tailor played Nectar Lounge in Fremont last month and continues his tour with extensive dates in France as well as supporting dates in Switzerland, Germany, and Luxembourg. For more information and updates on Wax Tailor's European tour be sure to check out his MySpace profile. While you wait for him to return to Seattle, please enjoy this video for "Say Yes," also from the new album:


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Writing a super quick blog post because I just read something that might explain my recent weight loss stall!!!
Since having A I have lost all the pregnancy weight, but it's been 5 weeks since any further weight loss! I think I just read why! My keto guru Maria Emmerich just posted about Bullet Proof Coffee Ice Cream. Since I just got an awesome ice cream maker for Christmas I read the blog post. She states that "It might shock you to find out that I am not a fan of bulletproof coffee for those who are trying to lose weight. I write all about liquid calories and how they don't register the proper hormones that signal satisfaction and fullness. I prefer clients to "chew" their calories. Drinking bulletproof coffee also takes you out of fasting which can accelerate weight loss."
I assume she meant slows weight loss rather than accelerates in that last sentence there. Find her blog post here: http://mariamindbodyhealth.com/dairy-free-bulletproof-ice-cream/
I have been drinking BPC for breakfast since A was born, and following that up with a protein shake for lunch. I haven't been eating solids until around 3pm when I grab cheese and tomatoes and carrots and cashews. I've written about this in my last two posts that I've been finding ways to just make sure I'm getting my calories, quickly, rather than skipping meals because I'm short on time. But if drinking my calories rather than chewing them isn't triggering the hormones I want to to lose weight than by golly I will start eating solids for breakfast!! It's one of the few things that have changed in my eating even though I'm sticking to keto foods.
I already know of great egg muffin cup recipes I've done before, and although I feel a little over eggs (because I ate them every morning for breakfast for months when I first started this), I can do it again! I can also make some egg quiches and pre make breakfast pizzas!
See, I HAVE been doing this long enough to make changes quickly and efficiently even after having baby number two!


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Trial Profile
A Phase II Trial of R115777 [tipifarnib] (NSC #702818) in Patients With Advanced Colorectal Cancer
Phase of Trial: Phase II
Latest Information Update: 02 Jun 2015
At a glance
- Drugs Tipifarnib (Primary)
- Indications Colorectal cancer
- Focus Therapeutic Use
- 13 Jun 2012 Actual patient number is 62 according to ClinicalTrials.gov.
- 13 Jun 2012 Actual end date (Jul 2006) added as reported by ClinicalTrials.gov.
- 13 Jun 2012 Status changed from active, no longer recruiting to completed as reported by ClinicalTrials.gov.


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Along with the announcement that Outlook.com is adding support for IMAP, Microsoft also announced bunch of services that integrate with Outlook.com using IMAP and OAuth. IMAP along with OAuth allows developers to build third-party clients and services that offer value-added scenarios on top of your Outlook.com email.
New and unique scenarios that build on your Outlook.com inbox:
TripIt, Sift, Slice, motley*bunch, Unroll.me, OtherInbox, and Context.IO have taken advantage of Outlook.com's new IMAP capability and are rolling out updates today that allow their apps and services to integrate with your Outlook.com email. We'll have many more to share in the near future. If you're building an app that wants to integrate with Outlook.com, we've provided more details at the end of this post on how to get started.
Read about each of the services from the link below.
Source: Outlook Blog


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There is always talk of the end of the world. The end of light, the end of humanity, the end of civilizations. But even through the ends there are beginnings. There are things to cling to. There is love.
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No one expects the world to end, for life to change, and for the sunny life you live to turn into a horrifying disaster.
I didn't.
But there were signs.
Signs of what was coming.
Signs of what was going to happen to us.
But no one saw.
No one was paying attention.
Not until it was too late.
Too late for morning sunrises. Too late for family dinners.
Too late to stop the monsters from destroying our world.
This is the story about the ebony blackness became all we knew.
This is the story about what happened before.
The United States has collapsed. Those citizens who are left are in one of two classes. One: Citizens who have undergone forced lobotomies, as mandated by the United Nations. Two: Those who fight against their tyranny.
Petra Kingsley falls under both classes. She falls in line with the drones, pretending her procedure worked. She's existed among their ranks, hiding in plain sight, being worked to the bone and starved almost to death.
Lawson is a bounty hunter of sorts. His target isn't the guilty, it's those who are lost in the folds of a broken society.
When he spots Petra working in the masses, he stops at nothing to help her escape.
But he has no idea who exactly he's helping—and who will now be hunting them both?
Zombies- as if that wasn't enough to ruin any girl's dream of a happily ever after.
Reagan said goodbye to love when she was forced to run her high school boyfriend over with her mom's car just to keep him from eating her for dinner. Now, two years later, and in need of a serious shower, she's just over the entire concept of a soul mate- or really, any kind of mate.
Well, mostly anyway. When she runs- literally- into a group of boys holed up in a relative utopia of peanut butter and bottled water, maybe all hope in the love department is not lost.
But at the end of the world, nothing can be simple. And with a horde of Zombies after her, Reagan is going to have to schedule falling in love between hunting and surviving. Hopefully she can last long enough find out if true love can still exist when everything else has started to fall apart.


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Having Asperger's meant he didn't know how to talk to people and had trouble making friends. He had difficulties understanding the nuances in body language and was overly sensitive to loud noises.
But on Monday at the Marysville Arts and Technology High School in Washington State, Chance Mair graduated with the 50 seniors in his class, as the class valedictorian.
In his valedictorian address–a momentous occasion for a student who was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome at an early age–he said:
Wherever our individual paths take us, there will be challenges. There will be people and circumstances that say, 'No we can't.' It's up to us to decide whether or not we listen to them.
(READ the full story, w/ photos, in the Seattle Times) – Story tip from Judy Ritchie


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By Ashleigh McDonald
Two brothers who acted as "secondary parties" in the murder of Philip Strickland have been sentenced to a total to 13 and a half years in prison.
Ian and Jason Weir both received life terms after they pleaded guilty to the murder of the 36-year-old farm labourer, who was killed on the outskirts of Comber on January 11, 2012.
Mr Strickland was ambushed and shot in the leg in a yard on the Ballyglighorn Road, bundled into the back of his own car and driven a short distance to the Ballydrain Road before being shot in the face at point blank range.
Ian Hugh Weir, 28, from Raffery Road in Crossgar, was told he will serve a period of four years in custody until he is considered eligible for release by the Parole Commissioner.
Sentencing Ian Weir, Mr Justice Weir said that while the minimum starting point should be 12 years, he was reducing his sentence as he had given evidence against his father Jimmy Seales.
This co-operation with the Crown, the Judge said, undoubtedly helped to convict his father. Credit was also given for the fact that Ian Weir pleaded guilty at an early stage.
He was also handed a concurrent eight-year sentence for possessing a firearm with intent, four years of which will be spent in custody with the remaining four years on supervised licence upon his release.
His brother Jason, 27, from Comber Road in Carryduff was also given credit for his guilty plea and will serve a sentence of nine and a half years before he is considered eligible for release.


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PATERSON, NJ - Police have arrested Benjamin Jackson, 23, of Paterson in connection with the Oct. 4 shooting of a 33-year-old city man on Main and Goshen streets.
According to Lt. Patrick Murray, Jackson was arrested Tuesday morning for the shooting, which left the victim with a gunshot wound in his buttocks. Jackson has been charged with attempted murder and other weapons offenses and is being held in Passaic County Jail.
"The motive in this incident appears to be an ongoing altercation," Murray said. "A handgun believed to be used in this incident was also recovered by the investigating Detectives. The weapon will be submitted to the Ballistics Lab for testing."
Detectives Dave Tanis and Francisco Brito conducted the investigation leading to Jackson's arrest.


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John James, aka Jim and also known as JJ, was the fourth child of Charles Stickler and Sarah Everett. He was born in Pucklechurch, England in March 1863 and baptized at the St.Thomas à Becket Church, Pucklechurch, Bristol in July 1863.
He began working as an assistant blacksmith in Pucklechurch but at age eighteen he immigrated to the USA aboard the British Queen arriving at Philadelphia on 6 June 1882.
Jim settled in Lansford, PA to join his cousin, Isaac, (Isaac and Jim were first cousins once removed) who previously immigrated to the USA in April 1864. He returned to England a few years later to visit his mother, Sarah (Everett) Stickler and was introduced to Ellen Clerke of London by his sister, Sarah Ann (Stickler) Jackson. Following a brief courtship, Jim and Ellen had an 'understanding' that Ellen would come later to the USA to join him. This Ellen did in 1887 and Jim boarded Ellen for a year before they were married on 24 April 1888 (His wedding took place at the home of his cousin, Isaac Stickler). Jim made several trips back to England e.g. he arrived back in New York on the 27th September 1886 on board the Aurania, and in the summer of 1911 he came to see he ailing mother and to attend the coronation of King Edward. Besides opening a shoe store in Lansford he was a mine superintendent and eventually appointed State Mine Inspector of Pennsylvania. Jim and Ellen raised eight children of whom most received college educations and became active professionals. He was a staunch Methodist; he donated a stained glass window to Lansford Methodist Church. He was also a Mason, and a person highly respected by all. He died in 1932 from heart disease and was buried at the Vine St. Cemetery, Hazleton, PA. Though outwardly robust in appearance Jim had frequent periods of illness as recorded in the news items of the Lansford Leader.
Ellen Clerke – wife
Ellen Clerke was born 23 September 1864 in London, England, the youngest of four daughters of James Clerke and Catherine Sherlock. At the age of 20 she met John James Stickler (known as Jim) through his older sister, Sarah Anne. After a two week 'whirl wind' courtship they became engaged. Ellen journeyed overseas to Lansford, Pennsylvania in 1887 to be with Jim. He boarded her for one year and they were married in April 1888. The first winter in America proved difficult for Ellen, not helped by a leg injury caused from a fall at Pottsville, PA where they lived for a short while. She and Jim returned to England in 1888/1889 to resolve their decision whether to live in the USA or England.
Their first child, Walter, was born in London. They returned to the USA the following year with their second child, Charles Wesley, being born shortly after in Philadelphia. They returned to Lansford to raise their family which grew to eight children. Jim was appointed State Mine Inspector in 1916, and they moved to Hazleton, PA. Jim died in June 1932 and was buried at the Vine St., Cemetery, Hazleton, PA. Ellen continued to live at West Maple St. for the remainder of her life except for several years spent with her daughter, Myrtle, in Englewood, NJ.
In 1934, Ellen and Myrtle travelled to England to visit the Bristol Sticklers in Pucklechurch. Ellen died on 23 September 1947 and was buried alongside her husband at the Vine St. Cemetery, Hazleton.
Although she became a naturalized US citizen she always remained faithful to England. Ellen (or Nana as she liked to be known) was at her best with the family gathering at the dinner table for holiday celebrations.
She enjoyed games, particularly Parcheesi and being nearsighted, is remembered for her thick eye glasses which she wore for much of her later life.
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Hi All,
The challenge over at the Fantabulous Cricut Challenge blog this week is to create a project
Use the three colours associated with Fantabulous Cricut
(purple,green and turquoise) somewhere on your project.
I used my Wild Card Cricut cartridge to cut out the card base and overlays.
This is Willow, a digital images from the Lil Fashionette collection over at Tickled Pink stamps.
The sentiment is computer generated by me.
And the image was coloured up with my Stampin' Up! pencil crayons and gamsol.
Thanks for stoppin' by...


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Rent-to-buy: a new purchasing method to encourage real estate investments
Getting on the housing ladder is now easier thanks to new ways of purchasing property
The global economic crisis has struck the real estate market of many countries in the world heavily. First-time buyers and tenant buyers have found it hard to get on the housing ladder due to the difficulty of having a mortgage approved immediately or of raising a large deposit.
Would-be buyers can now vindicate their legal right to buy a home by choosing a new way to become a homeowner: the Rent to Buy (or Rent to Own) scheme. In a rent-to-buy real estate agreement, the tenant has the option to purchase the property he/she is renting within an agreed period of time – usually three to five years – at a fixed agreed price. This means that the tenant enjoys the benefits of a homeowner without having to worry about securing a mortgage to start the purchase process.
The rent-to-buy option – also referred to as Rent Now Buy Later, Try Before You Buy, Own Now Pay Later or Rent Then Own – is suitable for all those who feel buying a home is out of their reach: for first-time buyers, for those struggling to obtain a mortgage and for those who do not have a credit track record or have a poor credit history and need some time to fix it. This option is becoming increasingly popular also among tenants fed up with paying dead rent money each month. In order to be eligible to apply for Rent to Buy, tenants must be in employment full time and have enough income coming in to be able to meet the monthly payments.
What are the benefits of this new investment option? With the Rent-to-buy scheme, the buyer owns 100% of the property from day one. Outlays to get started are very low and the starter money (deposit) required can be deducted from the final purchase price of the property. Furthermore, should the property value increase, the buyer keeps the difference. When tenants move into the property, they are free to make additions or enhancements to the property as any homeowner. Tenants can purchase a home over a time scale that works for them. Last but not least, entering into the tenant/buyer agreement, there is no obligation to buy the property once the rental period has ended; therefore, tenants can walk away if the circumstances change for them. When the rental period ends, tenants can decide to purchase the property at the price agreed at the outset; if they were just renting the property, they would have paid three to five years rent for nothing. The Rent to Buy allows great savings in comparison with the traditional purchase methods, as the total cost of the due monthly fees is paltry in comparison with mortgage interest rates.
That is the reason why the Rent to Buy option is increasingly attracting the interest of real estate investors who aim at gaining large profits from small investments. Many real estate agencies specializing in Rent to Buy are being set up all around the world, while new purchasing methods - such as buy-to-rent and help-to-buy – are being devised to encourage real estate investments and help would-be buyers purchase their home.
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As an ASPCA guest blogger aptly notes:
With all the political gridlock in Washington D.C., it seems that
Congress has nearly ground to a complete halt. So it was very exciting
late yesterday when the U.S. Senate considered two important measures to
help animals in need!
One bill allows for the adoption of retired military dogs and the other gives law enforcement more tools to crack down on dog and cockfighting.
Read more in this ASPCA blog post...
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
Two great animal welfare bills pass U.S. Senate!
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Will Ron Paul's Third Presidential Run Be a Charm for Texas Republican?
Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas), the granddaddy of the Tea Party movement, showed the world he could turn enthusiastic grassroots support into political gold during the 2008 election cycle.
The libertarian-leaning congressman raised more than $34.5 million during his failed presidential bid four years ago — more than twice as much as former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee. But Paul was never able to convert this impressive campaign war chest into significant support at the polls. And as he again seeks the GOP presidential nomination this year, Paul hopes he won't be just playing second fiddle to the Romneys and Gingriches of the race.
"Coming in No. 1 in the Republican primary is an absolute possibility many, many times better than it was four years ago," Paul said on ABC's "Good Morning America" this morning. "Time has come around to the point where the people are agreeing with much of what I've been saying for 30 years. So I think the time is right."
During his presidential four years ago, Paul raised a remarkable 39 percent of his funds from small-dollar donors who gave $200 or less, according to the Campaign Finance Institute. Two hundred dollars is the threshold for itemized reporting to the Federal Election Commission.
By contrast, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), who ultimately won the GOP nomination, raised 21 percent of his money from donors who contributed $200 or less. And former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, meanwhile, raised just 8 percent of his funds from small-dollar givers, according to the Campaign Finance Institute (.pdf file here).
Barack Obama, who made waves during the 2008 presidential election when he collected hundreds of millions of dollars from small-dollar donors, raised 30 percent of his primary election funds from individuals who $200 or less, according to the Campaign Finance Institute. And Obama raised 34 percent of his general election funds from these small-dollar donors.
Overall, 57 percent of Obama's money during the 2008 election came from individuals who gave less than $1,000, while 67 percent of Paul's money during the 2008 GOP primaries came from donors who contributed less than $1,000.
Of the money Paul raised above the $200 disclosure threshold, 16 percent of it — or about $2.2 million — came from California, and 13 percent of it — about $1.9 million — came from Paul's home state of Texas, according to research by the Center for Responsive Politics.
The top three industries and special interest areas to support Paul's 2008 bid, according to the Center's analysis, were:
- retirees, at about $1.08 million in contributions
- employees of the computers/Internet industry, with about $754,800 in contributions
- health professionals, with about $571,300 in contributions
Employees of Google alone gave Paul $52,800, according to the Center's research, and employees of Microsoft gave Paul $47,900.
Additionally, Paul — who favors a non-interventionist foreign policy and wants to withdraw U.S. troops from Iraq, Afghanistan, Germany, Japan, and other U.S. bases abroad — saw notable financial supports from members of the U.S. Armed Services during his 2008 presidential bid.
Individuals who gave Paul more than $200 and identified their employee on campaign finance filings as the U.S. Army contributed about $78,050 to Paul's campaign, the Center's research indicates. Individuals serving in the U.S. Navy, meanwhile, donated about $56,800 to Paul's presidential run, and members of the U.S. Air Force donated about $55,400.
Notably, men were about eight times as likely to make a donation to Paul's 2008 bid than women, the Center's research suggests.
According to the Center for Responsive Politics' analysis of congressional personal financial disclosure forms, Paul has a net worth between $2.25 million and $5 million — ranking him the 78th wealthiest member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Because assets and liabilities are reported in broad ranges on these forms — such as $1,001 to $15,000 or $100,001 to $250,000 — it is impossible to determine an exact net worth.
Paul — who argues that the United States should use gold and silver to curb inflation of the dollar — has invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in 17 different gold, silver and other mining companies, according to the Center's research. By the Center's tally, three-fourths of Paul's assets are within the mining industry.
Among Paul's largest gold investments is between $500,000 and $1 million worth of stocks in gold producer Goldcorp, Inc. and between $250,000 and $500,000 a piece in multi-national gold mining companies AngloGold Ashanti and Newmont Mining Corporation.
In 1982, Paul served on the House Gold Commission to study the role of gold in the U.S. monetary system. Afterward, he penned the book The Case for Gold, in which he advocates for a return to the gold standard. In 2009, he published another book called End the Fed, which hits a similar theme. And he first ran for president as a libertarian in 1988.
Nevertheless, Paul hasn't been averse to raising money not backed by gold or silver to help friends on the campaign trail.
During the 2010 election cycle, Paul's leadership PAC — known as the Liberty PAC — raised about $186,300. Liberty PAC donated a combined $17,200 to eight Republican candidates, including $4,720 to Paul's son Rand Paul, who won a U.S. Senate race in Kentucky in November.
Liberty PAC also doled out $9,900 to other political action committees, including $1,000 to the Republican Party of Iowa and $1,000 to the Senate Conservatives Fund — leadership PAC of Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.).
When asked by Fox News host Chris Wallace during the first Republican presidential debate in South Carolina last week about how legalizing prostitution and heroin fit into his defense of liberty, Paul responded that laws governing such behavior should be up to the states.
"If you do not protect liberty across the board — it's a First Amendment-type issue," Paul said. "We don't have a First Amendment so that we can talk about the weather. We have the First Amendment so we can say very controversial things."
He continued: "What you're inferring is, you know what, if we legalize heroin tomorrow, everybody is going to use heroin. How many people here would use heroin if it were legal? I bet nobody would."
By entering the race, Paul joins a Republican field that includes — or is likely to include — former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, former Sen. Rick Santorum, former Godfather's Pizza chief executive officer Herman Cain, House Tea Party Caucus founder Rep. Michele Bachmann and former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman.
Businessman Donald Trump, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee may also decide to seek the Republican nomination as well.


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Martin wandered into Gaylord after a five-year hair-cutting stint in Mount Pleasant near his Beal City home.
"I thought you were from Tennessee," said customer William Layne, handing Martin his glasses. Unless you ask him, it might be hard to tell otherwise. A Beal City baseball cap sitting on the highest shelf - and inconspicuously placed in front of a group shot with Elvis - is the only evidence in the store Martin may not be from his musical hero's neck of the woods. Although Elvis Aaron Presley was born in a two-room house in Tupelo, Miss. on Jan. 8, 1935, he and his parents moved to Memphis, Tenn. in 1948. Less than a decade later, his music took the country by storm and captured Martin's interest for good.
"He was one of the first in rock 'n' roll, and they all kind of revolved that around him," said Martin. "'Hound Dog,' about everybody heard that or 'Heart Break Hotel.' I bought a lot of them. They were all 45s."


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This article published in The Guardian newspaper looks at the future of BRT and how it is working successfully over in Latin American cities. I am not pro-BRT or anti-LRT but I believe that once a city has decided on an approach to a transit system be it LRT or BRT, there needs to be a realisation that it can work and introducing a new transit mode without getting the existing transit mode up to standard simply a wrong and unjustified approach.
Recently there has been several media articles in my city of Brisbane where certain members of the public are now calling for the City Council and State Government to look at a future where light rail exists. Brisbane ditched the idea of light rail many years ago when the then mayor Clem Jones removed the extensive tram network. Over the last decade we have seen Brisbane invest heavily into BRT with the creation of busways that serves the population relatively well. I say relatively well, but this is where the problem lies.
The current BRT network is great but there could be much more done to improve and add to it. For a start, it's not a complete network as there are many areas in Brisbane that are still not serviced by busways. I understand that a busway like a light rail line doesn't necessarily have to cover every corner of a city but there should at least be in place 4 major busway lines that can service major activity areas to the north, south, east and west of a city. At present the southern and northern busways are suitable but there exists no busway lines to the west and there's a half-finished one to the east with the completion of it not known due to budget constraints.
Further to this, the routes that utilise the busways have not been planned efficiently and as a result the citizens perceive Brisbane's BRT to be at capacity. Instead of running a few dedicated line-haul services (one bus service at 1 or 2 minute frequency going up and down the busway line) to reduce the number of suburban services using the busways, at present it operates where the vast amount of suburban bus routes enter the busway at various points and adds unnecessary bus traffic into the busway network. What should be the approach is to plan suburban bus services to start and terminate at each busway station along the network. Yes passengers do have to change services in order to commute into the city, however with proper planning, services would integrate well and you would see very minor delays when changing services as opposed to the longer delay times as a result of busway congestion. In many other cities around the world where LRT works, they have feeder buses that only operate on suburban routes which start and terminate at light rail stations. This same theory can be adopted to Brisbane whereby suburban bus routes link up to busway stations and you have buses running up and down the busway in high frequency similar to what light rail would but, with just the one or two services to eliminate confusion of end destination.
Curitiba-style BRT showed that a relatively low-cost, bus-based infrastructure could move masses of people through a city with the speed and capacity of a much more expensive metro system, while maintaining a flexibility no metro can ever muster.
It can be done well, and there is no need to adopt LRT here in Brisbane. If we can get right what currently is there, the need for LRT would lessen and ultimately not be required. We already have a heavy rail network that exists that can also be improved to compliment the BRT network. Once again, proper planning is required instead of the poor planning our government has so far given us.


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The rising human toll of wildfires that killed at least 43 people in Northern California this month now includes a 17-year-old Mendocino County girl whose younger brother also died as their family tried to flee oncoming flames in the early hours of the Redwood Valley fire.
Kressa Jean Shepherd of Redwood Valley died Sunday night in Sacramento after three weeks at Shriners Hospital for Children, where doctors struggled to treat her severe burns, her aunt, Mindi Ramos, said.
She was the ninth person to die from the Redwood fire, which started in the Mendocino National Forest and spread to Potter and Redwood valleys the night of Oct. 8 and into the next morning.
Her brother, Kai Logan Shepherd, 14, did not survive the family's attempted escape from their wooded, mountainside home in Redwood Valley, as wind-driven flames blackened block after block in the rural neighborhood below. It appears the family tried to drive away from their home of two years until their cars caught fire and they fled on foot.
Their parents, Jon and Sara Shepherd, were severely injured, as well, and remain hospitalized in San Francisco and Sacramento, respectively, said Ramos, Sara Shepherd's sister.
Ramos said her niece, a Ukiah High School junior, was "one of those unicorn teenagers — just a joy to be around. Sunny, and still liked hanging out with her parents. "She didn't have any of that teenage rebellion thing going on at all. Just pure light, and an amazing artist."
Kressa Shepherd's condition fluctuated substantially in the weeks since she and her mother were found in the driveway of their Sweetland Drive home with burns over 60 percent of their bodies, Ramos said. The teen had both legs amputated below the knee because of the severity of her wounds. She had pneumonia and also went into cardiac arrest at one point but was resuscitated, Ramos said, and a few days ago seemed to be gaining strength and appearing more lucid.
"They warned us from the very beginning that healing from burns like this is a roller coaster, and things can change day to day," Ramos said by phone. "We knew she was very sick and it was a possibility we would lose her.
"I've never ever seen parents as broken as they are now."
It remains unclear how much Sara and Jon Shepherd remember of the fire or what they know of their children's fate.
Both parents are heavily medicated and communicating little, and family members have been advised not to volunteer information unless asked.
When her sister whispered something about Kressa to her mother on Sunday, "we told her the truth, which at that point was Kressa was across the street, being cared for," Ramos said.
Hours later, family members were informed the girl no longer had any brain activity and her ventilator was shut off.
Kressa Shepherd is now among nine people killed by the 36,523-acre Redwood fire, one in a series of wildfires that erupted the night of Oct. 8 amid extreme, gusting winds that approached hurricane strength and spawned firestorms that ripped through tens of thousands of acres in Northern California.
The Redwood fire destroyed 545 structures, mostly homes, and is now ranked 16th on the list of most destructive fires in California history.


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According to an article on PR Daily, Google is now allowing company news releases to rise amongst the search listings on Google News. Before this unsettling change, the results were exclusively for hard news from certain curated news outlets.
I'll be completely honest and say I hadn't used this Google product before reading this news, but I will assert that this isn't exactly positive. I always to my best to now let my PR aspirations color my view of things. So long as humans gathering the news and not sentient drones, news will always be subject to at least a bit of spin. It's the human condition. However, journalism is still held up to a standard of objectivity by the industry and consumers of news, even if this standard is eroding.
At the same time, news releases are ideally supposed to be free of self-aggrandizing promotion, though this goal also seems to be forgotten. Since news releases are put out either by the company the release is about or the firm they've hired to write their stuff, these cannot be trusted to be as objective as something put out by a journalist. There's nothing wrong with news releases and they serve a legitimate purpose.
Google should either nip this practice in the bud or label these "stories" appropriately. The legitimacy of content on the internet is already difficult for the average layperson to figure out at times, and this only makes things more confusing.


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Excerpted from Melanie Lutz's LOVE LAND available digitally February 13th, 2011 -- email us firstname.lastname@example.com to receive a copy.
ANGELSI am my own guardian angel
I have my guides and my legions of angels all around me
Enabling me to love deeply and openly
I am safe beyond anything my mind can mentally create
I am safe to let life expand in glorious ways
I am worthy and I am loved
Let me not forget to shine brightly
Allowing me to glow in my greatness
I am now awake. I know the truth which is:
I am Whole. I am here to thrive.
I am here to be an example of Love and Happiness
I am here to spread joy.
Let this mantra light your way for the days ahead –
YOU are your own guardian angel (with all the support you need from your Loving Band of Angels.)
Thank you for what has been a most spectacular year. Thank you for your support, thank you for the love and most importantly thank you for the opportunity to grow. It is an honor to be of service to such a robust and joyful and committed group of individuals.
lots of love,


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Final Scores: Memphis Grizzlies – 84 vs Los Angeles Lakers – 93
February 7, 2011
Final Score: Memphis Grizzlies – 84 vs Los Angeles Lakers – 93
Scoring: Young – 22 Bryant – 19
Rebs: Gasol, Randolph – 12 Odom – 11
Assist: Conley, Randolph – 4 Bryant– 6
Records: Memphis Grizzlies (27-26) Los Angeles Lakers (36-16)
Next Opponent For The Memphis Grizzlies: Oklahoma City Thunder February 8, 2011 7:00PM (CST) at Oklahoma City Arena
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Tuesday, 22 July 2008
How Can I Remove Desk Top Search From Windows XP?
This was a horrible invention, older hard drives sure don't like it, nor do ruthless real time virus scanners. Talk about making a struggling machine even slower.
So you've tried to uninstall it from add and remove programs and it hasn't gone away?
You've looked for desk top search in ad and remove programs and cant even find it?
I have such a simple solution....
Make sure you have "Show Hidden Files On" and go into your windows folder and look for a FOLDER CALLED $NtUninstallKB940157$ go inside it
then go into the folder called spuninst and Double click the file called spuninst.exe
That will Uninstal Desktop Search :)
Wait i don't have a folder called $NtUninstallKB940157$ what do i do?
Well if you REALLY DO HAVE... "Show Hidden Files & Folders ON"
then chances are you ran something to clean up your system, like windows clean up wizzard or CC Cleaner, essentially removed all the Hotfix Uninstallers.
Solution.. Unpack This Folder to the WINDOWS folder then run the spuninst.exe
Wait.. i un-installed this and now i have realised i like it.. Or i think some program installed i didn't think needed it actually does.. maybe want to un-install or use the program but cant?.
Simple, Re-Install the Desktop Search with this, then when your done, un-install it again with the folder solution above, or install it, do the work and only then run something like cc cleaner.
If you don't trust Our sources or your trying to remove this from a totally different OS, just search the download Centre and "Install the one you need or need the uninstaller for" then you'll have the KB folder to allow you to Uninstall
If it wont re-install, then run it with the /wuforce command switch at the command prompt ;)
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