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During my vacation, a blog post went up on the Wind River blog with an interview with Hyungmin Cho, a researcher at Stanford. Hyungmin has done some seriously heavy and cool work with Simics, using it together with a circuit-level simulator to investigate error resiliency in hardware devices, and how errors propagate from hardware into the software. As part of this process, he has setup an automated test system using Simics, and this system has done more than a million automated Simics runs. That is an insane number – I have been using Simics for twelve years now, and if I had used it every day for all these years, I would have had to start 10 runs per hour, every hour of the day. It shows the power of automation along with parallel runs on clusters of machines – once the setup is automated, you can pour on the volume.
On the Wind River blog network, I have a short posting about network simulation with Simics. It points to the network demo video that we put up on Youtube a few weeks ago, along with some explanations of what is shown in the video. In short, we show a simple example of a network being simulated in Simics, along with some examples of what you can do with it.

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during my vacation, a blog post went up on the wind river blog with an interview with hyungmin cho, a researcher at stanford. hyungmin has done some seriously heavy and cool work with simics, using it together with a circuit-level simulator to investigate error resiliency in hardware devices, and how errors propagate from hardware into the software. as part of this process, he has setup an automated test system using simics, and this system has done more than a million automated simics runs. that is an insane number – i have been using simics for twelve years now, and if i had used it every day for all these years, i would have had to start 10 runs per hour, every hour of the day. it shows the power of automation along with parallel runs on clusters of machines – once the setup is automated, you can pour on the volume.
on the wind river blog network, i have a short posting about network simulation with simics. it points to the network demo video that we put up on youtube a few weeks ago, along with some explanations of what is shown in the video. in short, we show a simple example of a network being simulated in simics, along with some examples of what you can do with it.


text: This year marks the 100th Anniversary of the WWI armistice. To pay tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Australia will be hosting special Remembrance Day programs across all their mosques on the 11th November 2018. Members of the community will also be helping the Returned and Services League (RSL) with their poppy appeals to raise funds to support veterans and their families.

lowercased: this year marks the 100th anniversary of the wwi armistice. to pay tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice, the ahmadiyya muslim community, australia will be hosting special remembrance day programs across all their mosques on the 11th november 2018. members of the community will also be helping the returned and services league (rsl) with their poppy appeals to raise funds to support veterans and their families.


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I go to Dragon*Con every year. Despite the fact that we live in Atlanta (or near enough to it), we book a room at one of the host hotels and stay downtown for the weekend. It’s like a half-vacation. We go, we have a great time and love every minute of it, but we aren’t really “going on vacation”. Six years ago, I took another non-vacation. An overnight really. We drove to Savannah on Monday, stayed the night, and drove back Tuesday. That was our wedding. A couple of years before that, we did a long weekend in Savannah. You’d have to go back to, I believe, 2003 to find a real vacation-vacation in my life. We went to Cozumel for 5 days. And before that, we went to Mardi Gras in 2001.
On Saturday, the wife and I will be heading up to a little cabin we rented in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. We’ll be coming back on Wednesday. Five days and four nights, away from home, in another state. It’s been about nine years but we are finally going on vacation.
When we go to Dragon*Con, the weekend is pretty well mapped out. There are panels and parties. I’m on staff. It is, as far as vacations go, pretty regimented. When he did Cozumel way back when, there was little plan. We had a hotel, all-inclusive, and that was it. I’d been to Cozumel before and mostly just gone to beaches and bars and the usual stuff (I was part of a group of 30 people who went together). But this time it was just us. One day we rented a jeep and just went driving around the island. We found some unoccupied beaches and a little restaurant on the windward side of the island. It was great.
This time around, I’m aiming for something in between. The final day we have to check out of the cabin early anyway, so we are just going to check out really early and drive over to Asheville and visit The Biltmore, and then head back home that night. Either on the day up, or one of the three middle days, we’re planning to spend some time touring the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community. We also plan to do some hiking, and of course a little casual relaxing. It’s cold here, and we are going north, so I expect some time spent in front of a roaring fire might be in order. And as weird as it sounds, we are planning to curl up and watch the Academy Awards on Sunday night. We don’t have cable TV anymore, so events like this are something we don’t get to watch at home.
The cabin has a kitchen, and we are trying to plan some meals to cook and foods to take with us for snacking, though we probably will eat out at a couple of places that have been recommended to us. We are driving up, so the only limitation is what we can fit into the Jeep Cherokee.
And then we get to packing clothes. It is still winter, so we’ll dress warm, maybe throw in an extra couple of sweaters and make sure we take our jackets. There are no plans to do anything super fancy so no suits or cocktail dresses.
I’m very excited about the whole thing, probably more than I should be.

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i go to dragon*con every year. despite the fact that we live in atlanta (or near enough to it), we book a room at one of the host hotels and stay downtown for the weekend. it’s like a half-vacation. we go, we have a great time and love every minute of it, but we aren’t really “going on vacation”. six years ago, i took another non-vacation. an overnight really. we drove to savannah on monday, stayed the night, and drove back tuesday. that was our wedding. a couple of years before that, we did a long weekend in savannah. you’d have to go back to, i believe, 2003 to find a real vacation-vacation in my life. we went to cozumel for 5 days. and before that, we went to mardi gras in 2001.
on saturday, the wife and i will be heading up to a little cabin we rented in gatlinburg, tennessee. we’ll be coming back on wednesday. five days and four nights, away from home, in another state. it’s been about nine years but we are finally going on vacation.
when we go to dragon*con, the weekend is pretty well mapped out. there are panels and parties. i’m on staff. it is, as far as vacations go, pretty regimented. when he did cozumel way back when, there was little plan. we had a hotel, all-inclusive, and that was it. i’d been to cozumel before and mostly just gone to beaches and bars and the usual stuff (i was part of a group of 30 people who went together). but this time it was just us. one day we rented a jeep and just went driving around the island. we found some unoccupied beaches and a little restaurant on the windward side of the island. it was great.
this time around, i’m aiming for something in between. the final day we have to check out of the cabin early anyway, so we are just going to check out really early and drive over to asheville and visit the biltmore, and then head back home that night. either on the day up, or one of the three middle days, we’re planning to spend some time touring the great smoky arts & crafts community. we also plan to do some hiking, and of course a little casual relaxing. it’s cold here, and we are going north, so i expect some time spent in front of a roaring fire might be in order. and as weird as it sounds, we are planning to curl up and watch the academy awards on sunday night. we don’t have cable tv anymore, so events like this are something we don’t get to watch at home.
the cabin has a kitchen, and we are trying to plan some meals to cook and foods to take with us for snacking, though we probably will eat out at a couple of places that have been recommended to us. we are driving up, so the only limitation is what we can fit into the jeep cherokee.
and then we get to packing clothes. it is still winter, so we’ll dress warm, maybe throw in an extra couple of sweaters and make sure we take our jackets. there are no plans to do anything super fancy so no suits or cocktail dresses.
i’m very excited about the whole thing, probably more than i should be.


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The Bank of Russia announced Tuesday of an allegedly successful experiment in new token issuances. Russia’s deputy director of the financial development department of the bank, Ivan Semagin, told attendees of the Eastern Economic Forum in Russia that the regulator, “had tested an experimental ICO based on the existing infrastructure.” However, Semagin did cite legal issues in the experiment.
The chief executive of the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Andrew Baily, said in a speech during the regulating body’s Annual Public Meeting that the financial regulator needs to take a balanced approach in, “nurturing the benefits of cryptos while narrowing out the risks.” Expanding, Baily said the FCA would work closely with the UK’s Treasury and Bank of England in coming up with appropriate responses to crypto regulation.
Cryptocurrencies saw a general decline today, with 17 of the top 20 coins observing losses over the last 24-hours. Total cryptocurrency market cap has dropped to approximately USD$191 billion, its lowest level since November 2017. Bitcoin slid 0.34% today and currently sits at a price of USD$6,298.11 while ETH fell a whopping 5.78% and currently sits at a 1-year low of USD$183.46.
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) charged a crypto broker in Massachusetts with securities fraud for an unregistered token sale. The company under scrutiny, Rocky Mountain Ayre, allegedly sold unregistered securities in the form of HempCoin. FINRA has also filed a legal complaint that accuses Rocky Mountain Ayre of misleading investors.
MSX PLC, Malta Stock Exchange’s fintech and digital asset subsidiary, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with crypto exchange Binance to launch a joint security token digital exchange. Announced Tuesday, this marks another step in Binance expanding operations in Malta, which hopes to become the ‘blockchain island’.
In a research report conducted by Diar, it was found that ICOs have continued to hold an average of 38% of their initially raised ETH funds. With ETH’s price falling nearly 50% in the first two weeks of August and ETH currently sitting at 1-year lows, crypto analysts have feared of that ICOs would sell their ETH reserves. The study conducted by Diar concludes that the 38% level of ETH reserves is healthy.
Russia’s parliament, the State Duma, will hold a second hearing for its package of cryptocurrency regulation next month. Although the State Duma passed three bills with overwhelming majority back in May, politicians decided to hold a second meeting with revisions to the bills, made after meeting with consultants. The meeting is likely to take place in early October, according to the head of Russia’s central bank, Alexey Guznov.
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reported Tuesday that it issued cease and desist orders to two companies in the cryptocurrency space. The SEC claims Crypto Asset Management, LP and its principal, Timothy Enneking, has marketed itself under false pretenses in raising USD$3 million in 2017. The SEC also claims TokenLot and its owners, Lenny Kugel and Eli L. Lewitt, have acted as unregistered broker-dealers. Crypto Asset Management will pay a USD$200,000 fine while TokenLot will pay USD$471,000 in fines.
A U.S. federal judge, Raymond Dearie, ruled Tuesday that a criminal case against two allegedly fraudulent initial coin offerings falls under securities laws. As reported by Bloomberg, Zaslavskiy has been accused of selling tokens that represented shares in a real estate venture and a separate diamond business, however, neither of these ventures actually bought the asset customers believed to be investing in.
Within the last week, two separate crypto-related companies, Robinhood and Huobi, made steps towards going public via initial public offering.

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the bank of russia announced tuesday of an allegedly successful experiment in new token issuances. russia’s deputy director of the financial development department of the bank, ivan semagin, told attendees of the eastern economic forum in russia that the regulator, “had tested an experimental ico based on the existing infrastructure.” however, semagin did cite legal issues in the experiment.
the chief executive of the uk’s financial conduct authority (fca), andrew baily, said in a speech during the regulating body’s annual public meeting that the financial regulator needs to take a balanced approach in, “nurturing the benefits of cryptos while narrowing out the risks.” expanding, baily said the fca would work closely with the uk’s treasury and bank of england in coming up with appropriate responses to crypto regulation.
cryptocurrencies saw a general decline today, with 17 of the top 20 coins observing losses over the last 24-hours. total cryptocurrency market cap has dropped to approximately usd$191 billion, its lowest level since november 2017. bitcoin slid 0.34% today and currently sits at a price of usd$6,298.11 while eth fell a whopping 5.78% and currently sits at a 1-year low of usd$183.46.
the financial industry regulatory authority (finra) charged a crypto broker in massachusetts with securities fraud for an unregistered token sale. the company under scrutiny, rocky mountain ayre, allegedly sold unregistered securities in the form of hempcoin. finra has also filed a legal complaint that accuses rocky mountain ayre of misleading investors.
msx plc, malta stock exchange’s fintech and digital asset subsidiary, signed a memorandum of understanding (mou) with crypto exchange binance to launch a joint security token digital exchange. announced tuesday, this marks another step in binance expanding operations in malta, which hopes to become the ‘blockchain island’.
in a research report conducted by diar, it was found that icos have continued to hold an average of 38% of their initially raised eth funds. with eth’s price falling nearly 50% in the first two weeks of august and eth currently sitting at 1-year lows, crypto analysts have feared of that icos would sell their eth reserves. the study conducted by diar concludes that the 38% level of eth reserves is healthy.
russia’s parliament, the state duma, will hold a second hearing for its package of cryptocurrency regulation next month. although the state duma passed three bills with overwhelming majority back in may, politicians decided to hold a second meeting with revisions to the bills, made after meeting with consultants. the meeting is likely to take place in early october, according to the head of russia’s central bank, alexey guznov.
the united states securities and exchange commission (sec) reported tuesday that it issued cease and desist orders to two companies in the cryptocurrency space. the sec claims crypto asset management, lp and its principal, timothy enneking, has marketed itself under false pretenses in raising usd$3 million in 2017. the sec also claims tokenlot and its owners, lenny kugel and eli l. lewitt, have acted as unregistered broker-dealers. crypto asset management will pay a usd$200,000 fine while tokenlot will pay usd$471,000 in fines.
a u.s. federal judge, raymond dearie, ruled tuesday that a criminal case against two allegedly fraudulent initial coin offerings falls under securities laws. as reported by bloomberg, zaslavskiy has been accused of selling tokens that represented shares in a real estate venture and a separate diamond business, however, neither of these ventures actually bought the asset customers believed to be investing in.
within the last week, two separate crypto-related companies, robinhood and huobi, made steps towards going public via initial public offering.


text: Villa Hermosa Residencial Sector is a plateau area from the Posada beach. This neighborhood has different style houses; it is one of the first areas developed in San Carlos, aside the main boulevard, offers a nice place to be nearby any different kind of businesses, convenient to shop, or get meals in any nice restaurant around. The house is extremely spacious if you're looking for something for you and your family.

lowercased: villa hermosa residencial sector is a plateau area from the posada beach. this neighborhood has different style houses; it is one of the first areas developed in san carlos, aside the main boulevard, offers a nice place to be nearby any different kind of businesses, convenient to shop, or get meals in any nice restaurant around. the house is extremely spacious if you're looking for something for you and your family.


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There are a number of consumer ratings for the CHV1410L but they only come from 2 online sources as seen in the table below. Ratings are quite good providing an overall average score of 88 out of a possible 100, or 4.4 stars out of 5.
Consumer comments also yield the following common likes and dislikes.
The CHV1410L is very similar to the CHV1410 (without the L). The CHV1410 uses a NiCd battery instead of the lithium ion battery found in the CHV1410L. A lithium ion battery has several advantages over a NiCd battery. Lithium ion batteries have a high energy density, lose their charge only very slowly when not in use, and do not have memory effect. Memory effect occurs in NiCd batteries and it involves the battery losing its maximum energy capacity over time if it is repeatedly recharged after only being partially discharged.
The charge on the 14.4 volt lithium ion battery used in the CHV1410L has very limited fade and even if the vacuum just sits it will hold a charge for up to 18 months. In addition this rechargeable battery will fully charge in about 4 hours which is about 5 times faster than the NiCd battery found in the CHV1410. Bear in mind however that the machine has no low battery indicator so it is a good idea to keep it charged up all the time.
The Lithium Ion Dust Buster charger uses Smart Charge Technology which, according to Black & Decker, uses less energy and also helps to prolong battery life. Black & Decker recommend that the battery not be left discharged as this diminished battery life. They suggest always returning the machine to the charger after use. The battery can be left in the charger indefinitely without harm. On a full charge the CHV1410L will provide about 9 to 10 minutes of vacuuming. Most owners seem satisfied with the vacuums quick recharge time and battery life.
The Black and Decker Lithium Ion Dust Buster has two filters - a Pre Filter and a Quick Clean Filter. Both are washable and can be cleaned with soap and warm water. However Black and Decker still recommend that you replace the filters every 6-9 months depending on the frequency of use.
The front of this handheld has a rotating nozzle that is release via a rotating nozzle button on the neck of the vacuum. The rotating nozzle allows one to better target dirt and debris in tight areas. The vacuum nozzle also has a built-in extendable crevice tool and a brush tool that flips down into place. Most owners feel the crevice tool is ok but several report that the brush tool doesnt work particularly well.
The dust canister has a capacity of 20.6 ounces and is a removable bowl that can be emptied and washed. There is no indicator to tell you when emptying is necessary, however the dust canister is translucent so one can see when it is approaching full.
The CHV1410L generates suction via cyclonic action. This approach spins air at very high speeds and throws the dust and debris out of the airpath and into the dust canister. Cyclonic action helps the machine to maintain constant suction while vacuuming and also minimizes the dust that collects on the filters. Specifications for this handheld indicate that it generates 23 air watts of suction.
The 14.4-Volt Lithium Ion Dust Buster weighs in at 4.8 lbs. This is not the heaviest handheld we have investigated nor is it the lightest. It is a little heavier than average however. Black and Decker warrant the CHV1410L for 2 years again defects in material or workmanship.

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there are a number of consumer ratings for the chv1410l but they only come from 2 online sources as seen in the table below. ratings are quite good providing an overall average score of 88 out of a possible 100, or 4.4 stars out of 5.
consumer comments also yield the following common likes and dislikes.
the chv1410l is very similar to the chv1410 (without the l). the chv1410 uses a nicd battery instead of the lithium ion battery found in the chv1410l. a lithium ion battery has several advantages over a nicd battery. lithium ion batteries have a high energy density, lose their charge only very slowly when not in use, and do not have memory effect. memory effect occurs in nicd batteries and it involves the battery losing its maximum energy capacity over time if it is repeatedly recharged after only being partially discharged.
the charge on the 14.4 volt lithium ion battery used in the chv1410l has very limited fade and even if the vacuum just sits it will hold a charge for up to 18 months. in addition this rechargeable battery will fully charge in about 4 hours which is about 5 times faster than the nicd battery found in the chv1410. bear in mind however that the machine has no low battery indicator so it is a good idea to keep it charged up all the time.
the lithium ion dust buster charger uses smart charge technology which, according to black & decker, uses less energy and also helps to prolong battery life. black & decker recommend that the battery not be left discharged as this diminished battery life. they suggest always returning the machine to the charger after use. the battery can be left in the charger indefinitely without harm. on a full charge the chv1410l will provide about 9 to 10 minutes of vacuuming. most owners seem satisfied with the vacuums quick recharge time and battery life.
the black and decker lithium ion dust buster has two filters - a pre filter and a quick clean filter. both are washable and can be cleaned with soap and warm water. however black and decker still recommend that you replace the filters every 6-9 months depending on the frequency of use.
the front of this handheld has a rotating nozzle that is release via a rotating nozzle button on the neck of the vacuum. the rotating nozzle allows one to better target dirt and debris in tight areas. the vacuum nozzle also has a built-in extendable crevice tool and a brush tool that flips down into place. most owners feel the crevice tool is ok but several report that the brush tool doesnt work particularly well.
the dust canister has a capacity of 20.6 ounces and is a removable bowl that can be emptied and washed. there is no indicator to tell you when emptying is necessary, however the dust canister is translucent so one can see when it is approaching full.
the chv1410l generates suction via cyclonic action. this approach spins air at very high speeds and throws the dust and debris out of the airpath and into the dust canister. cyclonic action helps the machine to maintain constant suction while vacuuming and also minimizes the dust that collects on the filters. specifications for this handheld indicate that it generates 23 air watts of suction.
the 14.4-volt lithium ion dust buster weighs in at 4.8 lbs. this is not the heaviest handheld we have investigated nor is it the lightest. it is a little heavier than average however. black and decker warrant the chv1410l for 2 years again defects in material or workmanship.


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About Entry Level Careers In Exeter: Exeter should have a selection of the best paying entry level jobs in the UK. There are always companies in Devon looking to recruit young talent to fill entry level job postings in Exeter, so young people of all levels of experience shouldn’t have too much trouble finding vacancies for trainee jobs. Students and other young Devonians can usually source Exeter entry level positions as bar and waiting staff at events, admin teams, office staff and in many more business areas!
Browse Entry Level Jobs in Exeter: Securing local entry level jobs in Exeter might be less difficult than in some other areas of Devon because of the number of different options advertised. There are great entry level jobs everywhere you turn in the area and we post as many Devon job vacancies as we can find.

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about entry level careers in exeter: exeter should have a selection of the best paying entry level jobs in the uk. there are always companies in devon looking to recruit young talent to fill entry level job postings in exeter, so young people of all levels of experience shouldn’t have too much trouble finding vacancies for trainee jobs. students and other young devonians can usually source exeter entry level positions as bar and waiting staff at events, admin teams, office staff and in many more business areas!
browse entry level jobs in exeter: securing local entry level jobs in exeter might be less difficult than in some other areas of devon because of the number of different options advertised. there are great entry level jobs everywhere you turn in the area and we post as many devon job vacancies as we can find.


text: The Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica) is a common species of beetle. It is about 15 mm (0.6 in) long and 10 mm (0.4 in) wide, with iridescent copper-colored elytra and green thorax and head. It is not very destructive in Japan, where it is controlled by natural predators, but in North America, it is a noted pest of about 200 species of plants including rose bushes, grapes, hops, canna, crape myrtles, birch trees, linden trees, and others.

lowercased: the japanese beetle (popillia japonica) is a common species of beetle. it is about 15 mm (0.6 in) long and 10 mm (0.4 in) wide, with iridescent copper-colored elytra and green thorax and head. it is not very destructive in japan, where it is controlled by natural predators, but in north america, it is a noted pest of about 200 species of plants including rose bushes, grapes, hops, canna, crape myrtles, birch trees, linden trees, and others.


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2009 went by so quickly! As has become tradition, I like to set aside some time at the end of the year to look back and from what I have seen, 2009 was certainly a tasty year! I wanted to come up with a list of my 10 favorite dishes of 2009 and in my first pass I still had well over 50 recipes and it had been really hard to get it down to that size. I was finally able to whittle it down to the following 10 recipes.
Lasagna – Sometimes nostalgia is hard to beat. This year I finally got around to making my favorite childhood meal, lasagna and it is still number one!
Garides Tourkolimano (Greek Shrimp) – In 2009 I tried several really tasty Greek style shrimp and feta dishes in a tomato sauce and this stove top version was my favorite due to how quick and easy it is to make.
Asparagus and Gruyere Tart – I discovered how easy it was to make amazing tarts using puff pastry and this asparagus and gruyere tart was the first and most memorable.
Singapore Chili Prawns – Another super quick and easy shrimp dish that easily makes it to the top ten dishes this year with its tasty sweet chili gravy that goes great with crusty bread or over rice.
Kimchi Quesadillas – 2009 was definitely the year of kimchi! I really enjoyed experimenting with my homemade kimchi this year and these kimchi quesadillas were my favorite. The spicy kimchi goes surprisingly well with warm melted cheese all wrapped up in crispy tortillas. Add some bacon or shiitake mushrooms to try something new for a change.
Thai Pineapple Fried Rice – Shrimp dishes certainly are making a showing in the top 10 dishes this year and this Thai pineapple and prawn fried rice has it all! You can’t go wrong with fried rice, but add some curry, succulent prawns, sweet and tangy pineapple, buttery cashews, raisins, peas and currents and you have something that is simply amazing! Serve this fried rice in a hollowed out pineapple shell for an impressive tabletop presentation.
Korean Short Rib Tacos – These tacos were inspired by the tales of Kogi’s Korean/Mexican fusion dishes and they turned out great! I am already planning on trying some more Korean/Mexican fusion dishes for the new year!
Mango, Avocado and Grilled Shrimp Salad with a Peanut Dressing – You just can’t go wrong with juicy shrimp, creamy avocado and sweet mango! Fresh herbs and a peanut dressing with a bit of heat finish this salad off perfectly!
Mango Chutney – Mango chutney has been one of my favorite condiments ever since I discovered it but I had always bought it at the store. This year I found out that it is pretty easy to make at home and it tastes just as good!
Pumpkin Pie – Lets not forget about desserts! This pumpkin pie drizzled with salted caramel sauce definitely took the cake, I mean pie!
2009; What a tasty year indeed!
I am now looking forward to all of the tasty adventures awaiting in 2010!
May it be filled with good food and friends!
You have some fabulous recipes. I love reading this blog and trying them out. All have been great and there are so many more to come. I'm making the hot cheesy bean dip tonight. Complete with my own refried beans and taco seasoning. Can't go past home made. Those store bought ones just don't cut it. I am looking forward to sinking my tortilla chips into the gooey greatness and savouring every bite. Thanks Kevin for wonderful recipes. Looking forward to a great 2010.
What a great year of food you have had! I hope the next year is just as great!
Happy New Year, Kevin! Great wrap up of food, I think I have them all bookmarked!
They all look grand. I vote for the asparagus-gruyere tart as the one I need to try next!Happy New Year!
I've already bookmarked some of these and look forward to trying others. Thanks for a great year of recipes. Have a happy and delicious 2010!
I love his post, happy new year.
Yay for an amazing year of food.
what a delicious year you had! happy new year. i can't wait to see what you cook up in 2010!
Καλη χρονια! That's Happy New Year in greek!Thanx for an amazing and inspiring year of delicious recipes! I look forward to each one,so keep them coming!Be happy,healthy and just as creative in 2010!
Everything you make looks amazing and scrumptious!
Thanks for the roundup. Those Tacos and the Fried Rice will be a must-try for me.
Happy New Year and have a delicious 2010!
What a recap! These all look so good! Happy New Year!
Happy New Year Kevin! You have inspired me for such a long time and I'm sure will continue to do so. Looking forward to seeing what you produce in the New Year!
Many of these recipes I have bookmarked to try. They all sound great!
Oh, I'd forgotten some of those fabulous recipes!! Your recipes are truly wonderful and I look forward to many more in 2010. A very happy new year to you, Kevin!

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2009 went by so quickly! as has become tradition, i like to set aside some time at the end of the year to look back and from what i have seen, 2009 was certainly a tasty year! i wanted to come up with a list of my 10 favorite dishes of 2009 and in my first pass i still had well over 50 recipes and it had been really hard to get it down to that size. i was finally able to whittle it down to the following 10 recipes.
lasagna – sometimes nostalgia is hard to beat. this year i finally got around to making my favorite childhood meal, lasagna and it is still number one!
garides tourkolimano (greek shrimp) – in 2009 i tried several really tasty greek style shrimp and feta dishes in a tomato sauce and this stove top version was my favorite due to how quick and easy it is to make.
asparagus and gruyere tart – i discovered how easy it was to make amazing tarts using puff pastry and this asparagus and gruyere tart was the first and most memorable.
singapore chili prawns – another super quick and easy shrimp dish that easily makes it to the top ten dishes this year with its tasty sweet chili gravy that goes great with crusty bread or over rice.
kimchi quesadillas – 2009 was definitely the year of kimchi! i really enjoyed experimenting with my homemade kimchi this year and these kimchi quesadillas were my favorite. the spicy kimchi goes surprisingly well with warm melted cheese all wrapped up in crispy tortillas. add some bacon or shiitake mushrooms to try something new for a change.
thai pineapple fried rice – shrimp dishes certainly are making a showing in the top 10 dishes this year and this thai pineapple and prawn fried rice has it all! you can’t go wrong with fried rice, but add some curry, succulent prawns, sweet and tangy pineapple, buttery cashews, raisins, peas and currents and you have something that is simply amazing! serve this fried rice in a hollowed out pineapple shell for an impressive tabletop presentation.
korean short rib tacos – these tacos were inspired by the tales of kogi’s korean/mexican fusion dishes and they turned out great! i am already planning on trying some more korean/mexican fusion dishes for the new year!
mango, avocado and grilled shrimp salad with a peanut dressing – you just can’t go wrong with juicy shrimp, creamy avocado and sweet mango! fresh herbs and a peanut dressing with a bit of heat finish this salad off perfectly!
mango chutney – mango chutney has been one of my favorite condiments ever since i discovered it but i had always bought it at the store. this year i found out that it is pretty easy to make at home and it tastes just as good!
pumpkin pie – lets not forget about desserts! this pumpkin pie drizzled with salted caramel sauce definitely took the cake, i mean pie!
2009; what a tasty year indeed!
i am now looking forward to all of the tasty adventures awaiting in 2010!
may it be filled with good food and friends!
you have some fabulous recipes. i love reading this blog and trying them out. all have been great and there are so many more to come. i'm making the hot cheesy bean dip tonight. complete with my own refried beans and taco seasoning. can't go past home made. those store bought ones just don't cut it. i am looking forward to sinking my tortilla chips into the gooey greatness and savouring every bite. thanks kevin for wonderful recipes. looking forward to a great 2010.
what a great year of food you have had! i hope the next year is just as great!
happy new year, kevin! great wrap up of food, i think i have them all bookmarked!
they all look grand. i vote for the asparagus-gruyere tart as the one i need to try next!happy new year!
i've already bookmarked some of these and look forward to trying others. thanks for a great year of recipes. have a happy and delicious 2010!
i love his post, happy new year.
yay for an amazing year of food.
what a delicious year you had! happy new year. i can't wait to see what you cook up in 2010!
καλη χρονια! that's happy new year in greek!thanx for an amazing and inspiring year of delicious recipes! i look forward to each one,so keep them coming!be happy,healthy and just as creative in 2010!
everything you make looks amazing and scrumptious!
thanks for the roundup. those tacos and the fried rice will be a must-try for me.
happy new year and have a delicious 2010!
what a recap! these all look so good! happy new year!
happy new year kevin! you have inspired me for such a long time and i'm sure will continue to do so. looking forward to seeing what you produce in the new year!
many of these recipes i have bookmarked to try. they all sound great!
oh, i'd forgotten some of those fabulous recipes!! your recipes are truly wonderful and i look forward to many more in 2010. a very happy new year to you, kevin!


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Welcome to the freshly updated home of the Sim Racing Association!
Beginning in 2018 we will begin to utilize our main website simracingassociation.com to its intended usage. Inside you will find the most up to date information about all things happening inside the SRA Teamspeak server. Our hopes are to make this a complete one stop experience that can serve as a resource and news outlets for all of the great leagues and drivers that call SRA home. We are always looking for more qualified talented individuals who may want to cotribute to this renewed endeavor! If interested contact one of our adminstrators and we will set up a meeting!

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welcome to the freshly updated home of the sim racing association!
beginning in 2018 we will begin to utilize our main website simracingassociation.com to its intended usage. inside you will find the most up to date information about all things happening inside the sra teamspeak server. our hopes are to make this a complete one stop experience that can serve as a resource and news outlets for all of the great leagues and drivers that call sra home. we are always looking for more qualified talented individuals who may want to cotribute to this renewed endeavor! if interested contact one of our adminstrators and we will set up a meeting!


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Hosted Solution Supports Independent Retail Growth with Enriched System Security and Reliability.
AUSTIN, Texas – Epicor Software Corporation, a global leader in business software solutions for manufacturing, distribution, retail and services organizations, today announced that A World of Tile, Mendo Mill & Lumber Company and The Rock Garden have implemented the Epicor Eagle Hosting business management solution to enhance software and hardware security and enrich overall system reliability.
According to Gartner research director Sandy Shen,“SMBs should investigate cloud-based POS solutions to understand how they can enhance their business operations not only in streamlining daily operations, but also in attracting and engaging customers.” Epicor Eagle Hosting is a comprehensive solution for new and existing Epicor retail distribution solutions customers, that enables the robust functionality of Epicor Eagle software in a hosted environment supporting the small to midsized retail growth strategy. The solution offers end-to-end architecture, and includes enhanced protection from viruses, spyware, and hackers via Epicor Watchdog ISS Internet security service and Kaspersky anti-virus engine with SonicWALL, support and maintenance, and automatic updates and upgrades.
an on-premise server. Users benefit knowing their data resides in a PCI compliant datacenter that is designed and operated to maintain high levels of security.

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hosted solution supports independent retail growth with enriched system security and reliability.
austin, texas – epicor software corporation, a global leader in business software solutions for manufacturing, distribution, retail and services organizations, today announced that a world of tile, mendo mill & lumber company and the rock garden have implemented the epicor eagle hosting business management solution to enhance software and hardware security and enrich overall system reliability.
according to gartner research director sandy shen,“smbs should investigate cloud-based pos solutions to understand how they can enhance their business operations not only in streamlining daily operations, but also in attracting and engaging customers.” epicor eagle hosting is a comprehensive solution for new and existing epicor retail distribution solutions customers, that enables the robust functionality of epicor eagle software in a hosted environment supporting the small to midsized retail growth strategy. the solution offers end-to-end architecture, and includes enhanced protection from viruses, spyware, and hackers via epicor watchdog iss internet security service and kaspersky anti-virus engine with sonicwall, support and maintenance, and automatic updates and upgrades.
an on-premise server. users benefit knowing their data resides in a pci compliant datacenter that is designed and operated to maintain high levels of security.


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Our client is seeking locum cover in their dedicated A+M clinic for various shifts between 26 May - 8 July. Accommodation and car included.
The placement is based in a beautiful river city with a historic centre full of great restaurants and bars, a growing arts and culture scene, and great sporting and recreational facilities and wilderness areas to explore.

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our client is seeking locum cover in their dedicated a+m clinic for various shifts between 26 may - 8 july. accommodation and car included.
the placement is based in a beautiful river city with a historic centre full of great restaurants and bars, a growing arts and culture scene, and great sporting and recreational facilities and wilderness areas to explore.


text: François Daireaux seeks out original sites around the world; his travels take him wherever people live and work. Away from tourist maps or any form of exoticism, for almost 25 years François Daireaux has travelled alone to new countries to record his experiences. In the process, he composes the vocabulary of his oeuvre, which can be considered as an extended space of sculpture—notably through his way of composing his photographic images and his films.

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Organisers of the PSD Bank Meeting have confirmed that two-time world indoor champion Nia Ali will line up against European champion Cindy Roleder in the 60m hurdles at the IAAF World Indoor Tour meeting in Dusseldorf on 1 February.
Ali finished fourth in Dusseldorf last year in just her third hurdles competition since the birth of her son. Her form improved as the season progressed and she went on to successfully defend her world indoor 60m hurdles title in Portland, clocking 7.81.
At the Rio 2016 Olympic Games later that year, she took the 100m hurdles silver medal in 12.59, the third-fastest time of her career.
World silver medallist Roleder finished two places ahead of Ali in Dusseldorf last year, but both women were beaten by Alina Talay. The world bronze medallist from Belarus has triumphed in Dusseldorf in 2015 and 2016 and will return this year in a bid for a third successive victory.
Olympic semi-finalist Pamela Dutkiewicz and fellow German Ricarda Lobe will also be in the 60m hurdles field.

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organisers of the psd bank meeting have confirmed that two-time world indoor champion nia ali will line up against european champion cindy roleder in the 60m hurdles at the iaaf world indoor tour meeting in dusseldorf on 1 february.
ali finished fourth in dusseldorf last year in just her third hurdles competition since the birth of her son. her form improved as the season progressed and she went on to successfully defend her world indoor 60m hurdles title in portland, clocking 7.81.
at the rio 2016 olympic games later that year, she took the 100m hurdles silver medal in 12.59, the third-fastest time of her career.
world silver medallist roleder finished two places ahead of ali in dusseldorf last year, but both women were beaten by alina talay. the world bronze medallist from belarus has triumphed in dusseldorf in 2015 and 2016 and will return this year in a bid for a third successive victory.
olympic semi-finalist pamela dutkiewicz and fellow german ricarda lobe will also be in the 60m hurdles field.


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Office of the 54th Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan.
Serving as speaker has been a great honor. Now, with all three of my kids in their teens, I am ready to set new priorities. I intend to serve my full term as I was elected to do. But I will be retiring in January, leaving this majority in good hands and with a bright future.
Double tap to join me in wishing a very happy birthday to our 43rd President, @georgewbush!

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office of the 54th speaker of the house, paul ryan.
serving as speaker has been a great honor. now, with all three of my kids in their teens, i am ready to set new priorities. i intend to serve my full term as i was elected to do. but i will be retiring in january, leaving this majority in good hands and with a bright future.
double tap to join me in wishing a very happy birthday to our 43rd president, @georgewbush!


text: This report is the first in a series of quarterly reports tracking the progress of License Assisted Access (LAA, or LTE-LAA) and its future enhancement eLAA, key features of Release 13 and future Release 14 networks as LTE moves towards 5G. The report also includes details of other technologies designed to allow the use of unlicensed spectrum alongside licensed spectrum in 3G and 4G networks – specifically in this report, LTE-U and LWA. Future reports will also cover the status of networks and ecosystems for CBRS (the US shared access spectrum) and LWIP.

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Here you may find the Best crossword clue answers and solutions. This clue was last seen on LA Times Crossword January 18 2019 Answers In case the clue doesn’t fit or there’s something wrong please leave a comment below.
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here you may find the best crossword clue answers and solutions. this clue was last seen on la times crossword january 18 2019 answers in case the clue doesn’t fit or there’s something wrong please leave a comment below.
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Abstract: Readers are encouraged to provide photographs for publication in the Encyclopedia of Laser Physics and Technology.
I am sure that many readers of the Encyclopedia of Laser Physics and Technology are in the possession of beautiful photographs, which would be very suitable as illustrations in the encyclopedia. Therefore, I would like to encourage everyone to provide such images. Of course, their origin will be properly acknowledged.
Images of commercial products can also be suitable, if they illustrate some aspect of interest and are not too much of advertising nature. There are already such images in use, e.g. in the articles on fiber-coupled diode lasers and thin-disk lasers. I don't mind if it benefits the provider of the image, as long as it clearly benefits the readership.
It is unfortunately too late for inclusion in the print version of the encyclopedia, as discussed in the spotlight article of 2008-08-15. However, photographs may be used for a possible later edition. In that case, a simple permission form will be needed, as required by the publisher, and of course also a high-resolution version of the image file. For publication in the online version, no formalities are required.

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abstract: readers are encouraged to provide photographs for publication in the encyclopedia of laser physics and technology.
i am sure that many readers of the encyclopedia of laser physics and technology are in the possession of beautiful photographs, which would be very suitable as illustrations in the encyclopedia. therefore, i would like to encourage everyone to provide such images. of course, their origin will be properly acknowledged.
images of commercial products can also be suitable, if they illustrate some aspect of interest and are not too much of advertising nature. there are already such images in use, e.g. in the articles on fiber-coupled diode lasers and thin-disk lasers. i don't mind if it benefits the provider of the image, as long as it clearly benefits the readership.
it is unfortunately too late for inclusion in the print version of the encyclopedia, as discussed in the spotlight article of 2008-08-15. however, photographs may be used for a possible later edition. in that case, a simple permission form will be needed, as required by the publisher, and of course also a high-resolution version of the image file. for publication in the online version, no formalities are required.


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Hello! I just found this forum and was wondering if you all could give me your thoughts about the earthquakes I’m hearing people I know here in Norway fear..
My misses and I are looking into moving down in that area in about 3 years, as we’re then debt free and kids are grown by then.
So for now we’re planning on traveling and staying different locations in that time period.
Should we take anything into consideration regarding earthquakes and you who live there, is it something you think about often?.
I’d be very appreciative for any information on the subject!
Don't worry I can understand perfectly your question.
I have never been worried about earthquakes here. Telling the true I can only think of one or two times I could feel one earthquake a little, and just because I was living on a tenth floor. The feeling was very light and objects didn't move at all.
The last big earthquake in the peninsule was in 1755 and focused in Lisbon. There is a tectonic joint between the peninsule and Africa continent, but moving very slowly, 2 mm a year I read. It would require many centuries for a big earthquake like that one.
In Andalucia the activity when present is more felt on the eastern, like Granada, Almeria and east of Malaga. The earthquake origin was always very far from the coast into the sea.
My opinion is that we do not have to worry, I don't even think our children will have to worry...further than that, let them find out I'm not a geologist, I can only say it's not something I care about.
Thank you kindly for your reply! I appreciate you answering me!
it made me more certain that I won’t have any issues moving in the area!
It seems like my previous account had some issues so made another account!
It makes the choices a lot easier for us!
I don’t think I will worry about the earthquake situation anymore!
About the issue with the account is because I have to manually approve the forum posts of newcomers; If not this would be full of spam.
Now that you have an account, do not hesitate in asking anything else you wonder about. Would be also nice to hear about your experience moving to Malaga!
Kind regards from the sunny Malaga!

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hello! i just found this forum and was wondering if you all could give me your thoughts about the earthquakes i’m hearing people i know here in norway fear..
my misses and i are looking into moving down in that area in about 3 years, as we’re then debt free and kids are grown by then.
so for now we’re planning on traveling and staying different locations in that time period.
should we take anything into consideration regarding earthquakes and you who live there, is it something you think about often?.
i’d be very appreciative for any information on the subject!
don't worry i can understand perfectly your question.
i have never been worried about earthquakes here. telling the true i can only think of one or two times i could feel one earthquake a little, and just because i was living on a tenth floor. the feeling was very light and objects didn't move at all.
the last big earthquake in the peninsule was in 1755 and focused in lisbon. there is a tectonic joint between the peninsule and africa continent, but moving very slowly, 2 mm a year i read. it would require many centuries for a big earthquake like that one.
in andalucia the activity when present is more felt on the eastern, like granada, almeria and east of malaga. the earthquake origin was always very far from the coast into the sea.
my opinion is that we do not have to worry, i don't even think our children will have to worry...further than that, let them find out i'm not a geologist, i can only say it's not something i care about.
thank you kindly for your reply! i appreciate you answering me!
it made me more certain that i won’t have any issues moving in the area!
it seems like my previous account had some issues so made another account!
it makes the choices a lot easier for us!
i don’t think i will worry about the earthquake situation anymore!
about the issue with the account is because i have to manually approve the forum posts of newcomers; if not this would be full of spam.
now that you have an account, do not hesitate in asking anything else you wonder about. would be also nice to hear about your experience moving to malaga!
kind regards from the sunny malaga!


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This is The New York Times headquarters at Beekman and Nassau Street, New York City, c. 1855.
The Times dropped “Daily” from its masthead in 1857 and also moved to Park Row in order to be closer to City Hall.
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this is the new york times headquarters at beekman and nassau street, new york city, c. 1855.
the times dropped “daily” from its masthead in 1857 and also moved to park row in order to be closer to city hall.
this entry was posted in history, newspapers. bookmark the permalink.
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The CELLTRACKS ANALYZER ll® System is a specially configured fluorescence analyzer that semi-automates circulating epithelial cells and CEC analysis.
Increase efficiency in the lab by scanning additional cartridges while image analysis is being performed.
Address lab space challenges by implementing remote image analysis in an office space or space outside of the constraints of the lab.

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the celltracks analyzer ll® system is a specially configured fluorescence analyzer that semi-automates circulating epithelial cells and cec analysis.
increase efficiency in the lab by scanning additional cartridges while image analysis is being performed.
address lab space challenges by implementing remote image analysis in an office space or space outside of the constraints of the lab.


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The classic natural sheepskin rug created by sewing together different pelts and trimming into this rectangular shape. These natural rugs and very light, and are only slightly an off white. The rugs are finished off with lining to make this the perfect addition to your home.
Sizes: 200cm x 140cm 78" x 55"
Q: Is this rug lined?
A: Yes, our lined Sheepskin Rugs and made from a number of Sheepskins sewn together and then lining is attached to the bottom of the rug.

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the classic natural sheepskin rug created by sewing together different pelts and trimming into this rectangular shape. these natural rugs and very light, and are only slightly an off white. the rugs are finished off with lining to make this the perfect addition to your home.
sizes: 200cm x 140cm 78" x 55"
q: is this rug lined?
a: yes, our lined sheepskin rugs and made from a number of sheepskins sewn together and then lining is attached to the bottom of the rug.


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An artistic play on patchwork, Hampshire is cast in a palette of soft, sea-glass hues. Pieced in large squares of yarn-dyed solids and stripes, the mix of slubbed and smooth cotton creates lovely textural dimension, while a crewel-embroidered Jacobean floral scrolls across the top, adding an unexpected layer of pattern. Finished with a striped binding, the bedding shifts effortlessly from bohemian to beachy to shabby chic.
Machine was cold, Gentle cycle, Only non-chlorine bleach when needed,Tumble dry low, May be dry cleaned.

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an artistic play on patchwork, hampshire is cast in a palette of soft, sea-glass hues. pieced in large squares of yarn-dyed solids and stripes, the mix of slubbed and smooth cotton creates lovely textural dimension, while a crewel-embroidered jacobean floral scrolls across the top, adding an unexpected layer of pattern. finished with a striped binding, the bedding shifts effortlessly from bohemian to beachy to shabby chic.
machine was cold, gentle cycle, only non-chlorine bleach when needed,tumble dry low, may be dry cleaned.


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On Friday, December 13, 2013, the 1st Annual Fastpitch by Analisa "Toys for Tots" Drive was held. Pitching students, parents and friends got together at Gallista Gallery to celebrate the spirit of Christmas. Fun activities, snacks and refreshments were provided. Some lucky students were winners of free pitching lessons, summer camp passes and tee-shirts.
But the most important part of the evening's get-together was the collection of toys. All present brought toys that were then donated to underprivileged children at the YWCA-Las Palmas Branch as well as the Madonna Neighborhood Community Center. Others who weren't able to make the event still dropped off toys over the weekend increasing our final toy collection.

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on friday, december 13, 2013, the 1st annual fastpitch by analisa "toys for tots" drive was held. pitching students, parents and friends got together at gallista gallery to celebrate the spirit of christmas. fun activities, snacks and refreshments were provided. some lucky students were winners of free pitching lessons, summer camp passes and tee-shirts.
but the most important part of the evening's get-together was the collection of toys. all present brought toys that were then donated to underprivileged children at the ywca-las palmas branch as well as the madonna neighborhood community center. others who weren't able to make the event still dropped off toys over the weekend increasing our final toy collection.


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RCW 13.32A.170: Out-of-home placement—Fact-finding hearing.
(1) The court shall hold a fact-finding hearing to consider a proper child in need of services petition, giving due weight to the intent of the legislature that families have the right to place reasonable restrictions and rules upon their children, appropriate to the individual child's developmental level. The court may appoint legal counsel and/or a guardian ad litem to represent the child and advise parents of their right to be represented by legal counsel. At the commencement of the hearing, the court shall advise the parents of their rights as set forth in RCW 13.32A.160(1). If the court approves or denies a child in need of services petition, a written statement of the reasons must be filed.
(d) A suitable out-of-home placement resource is available.
The court may not grant a petition filed by the child or the department if it is established that the petition is based only upon a dislike of reasonable rules or reasonable discipline established by the parent.
The court may not grant the petition if the child is the subject of a proceeding under chapter 13.34 RCW.
(3) Following the fact-finding hearing the court shall: (a) Approve a child in need of services petition and, if appropriate, enter a temporary out-of-home placement for a period not to exceed fourteen days pending approval of a disposition decision to be made under RCW 13.32A.179(2); (b) approve an at-risk youth petition filed by the parents and dismiss the child in need of services petition; or (c) dismiss the petition.
At any time the court may order the department to review the case to determine whether the case is appropriate for a dependency petition under chapter 13.34 RCW.
Severability—1985 c 257: See note following RCW 13.34.165.

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rcw 13.32a.170: out-of-home placement—fact-finding hearing.
(1) the court shall hold a fact-finding hearing to consider a proper child in need of services petition, giving due weight to the intent of the legislature that families have the right to place reasonable restrictions and rules upon their children, appropriate to the individual child's developmental level. the court may appoint legal counsel and/or a guardian ad litem to represent the child and advise parents of their right to be represented by legal counsel. at the commencement of the hearing, the court shall advise the parents of their rights as set forth in rcw 13.32a.160(1). if the court approves or denies a child in need of services petition, a written statement of the reasons must be filed.
(d) a suitable out-of-home placement resource is available.
the court may not grant a petition filed by the child or the department if it is established that the petition is based only upon a dislike of reasonable rules or reasonable discipline established by the parent.
the court may not grant the petition if the child is the subject of a proceeding under chapter 13.34 rcw.
(3) following the fact-finding hearing the court shall: (a) approve a child in need of services petition and, if appropriate, enter a temporary out-of-home placement for a period not to exceed fourteen days pending approval of a disposition decision to be made under rcw 13.32a.179(2); (b) approve an at-risk youth petition filed by the parents and dismiss the child in need of services petition; or (c) dismiss the petition.
at any time the court may order the department to review the case to determine whether the case is appropriate for a dependency petition under chapter 13.34 rcw.
severability—1985 c 257: see note following rcw 13.34.165.


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If you are looking for space, convenience, and value, you have found your new home at Carroll Apartments. This property is located close to both the Silver Spring and Takoma Park Metro and is just miles from I-495. Choose from roomy two, three and four bedroom apartments with gleaming parquet floors, large closets, and FREE utilities.
The community is near schools, shopping, and dining and has an on-site laundry facility.

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if you are looking for space, convenience, and value, you have found your new home at carroll apartments. this property is located close to both the silver spring and takoma park metro and is just miles from i-495. choose from roomy two, three and four bedroom apartments with gleaming parquet floors, large closets, and free utilities.
the community is near schools, shopping, and dining and has an on-site laundry facility.


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All sales are final and nonrefundable. Please see our F.A.Q's page for more information and details.
Our signature Wight jean, perfectly washed and hand-distressed for a true rugged feel. Indigo dyed, they'll fade with the years and take on their own character with time. The mid-weight stretch-denim is an easy year-round wear with a skinny fit that's got a classic comfort and modern attitude.
John Varvatos Collection styles are produced in EU sizing, while Star USA styles are produced in US sizing. See our size chart for more information.

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all sales are final and nonrefundable. please see our f.a.q's page for more information and details.
our signature wight jean, perfectly washed and hand-distressed for a true rugged feel. indigo dyed, they'll fade with the years and take on their own character with time. the mid-weight stretch-denim is an easy year-round wear with a skinny fit that's got a classic comfort and modern attitude.
john varvatos collection styles are produced in eu sizing, while star usa styles are produced in us sizing. see our size chart for more information.


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Peugeot paint code location | Where is my Peugeot paint code located ?
Your peugeot paint code can usually be found inside the drivers side door shut on a white and silver sticker (see image). It is often found on later models on the open door by the lock mechanism, it can also be found in the actual dooe shut near the hinges or on the the shut itself.
On older models the code may be stencilled onto the suspension top under the bonnet towards the rear of the engine bay.

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peugeot paint code location | where is my peugeot paint code located ?
your peugeot paint code can usually be found inside the drivers side door shut on a white and silver sticker (see image). it is often found on later models on the open door by the lock mechanism, it can also be found in the actual dooe shut near the hinges or on the the shut itself.
on older models the code may be stencilled onto the suspension top under the bonnet towards the rear of the engine bay.


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Castle Human Resources is recruiting for an experienced HR Business Partner for one of our clients in York.
Our client is a well established organisation with a first-class reputation. They currently have an opportunity for an experienced HR Business Partner with a background gained in Education.
Working closely with the senior management teams, you will be responsible for providing HR advice, support and guidance to on a full range of generalist HR issues ranging from disciplinaries, grievances, performance management, absence management, recruitment and retention, and restructuring.
Additionally, you will have the opportunity to support business strategy, update policies and procedures; support and promote the implementation of existing strategies, policies and procedures.
Ideally, we are looking for an experienced HR Generalist with experience of working in an educational establishment environment. You will have a strong understanding of ER and up to date knowledge of employment law. You will also be able to demonstrate first-class communication and influencing skills.

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castle human resources is recruiting for an experienced hr business partner for one of our clients in york.
our client is a well established organisation with a first-class reputation. they currently have an opportunity for an experienced hr business partner with a background gained in education.
working closely with the senior management teams, you will be responsible for providing hr advice, support and guidance to on a full range of generalist hr issues ranging from disciplinaries, grievances, performance management, absence management, recruitment and retention, and restructuring.
additionally, you will have the opportunity to support business strategy, update policies and procedures; support and promote the implementation of existing strategies, policies and procedures.
ideally, we are looking for an experienced hr generalist with experience of working in an educational establishment environment. you will have a strong understanding of er and up to date knowledge of employment law. you will also be able to demonstrate first-class communication and influencing skills.


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Backyard ponds are magical. There are so many different things that can be done with a backyard pond… A backyard pond is a great place to create your own educational ecosystem. Additionally, a backyard pond can be a great home to showcase your exotic plant life. You can improve the ambiance of your existing backyard pond by adding one or two backyard water features. A back yard pond is an exotic accessory to any landscape, it encourages the positive vibrations common to feng shui landscape and is great for hosting intimate or family events. With a backyard pond, your objective should be to enhance the existing natural resources.
A backyard pond is the ideal home for many species of animals, fish, and plants. Creating an ecosystem with your own backyard pond is not a far-fetched idea. Basically, an eco system is the way an environment and the various residents of that environment interact with each other. If you take a closer look at your pond, you may find that an ecosystem may already exist. In any case, one option that can be considered is introducing some goldfish to your garden pond. Goldfish come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and colors. One thing to keep in mind when opting to stock your fish pond with fish is to make sure your selection of fish is compatible with each other. Remember, fish do eat other fish.
Another great idea for your garden pond is the introduction of exotic plant life . There are so many choices of plants that thrive in a watery environment, like a fish pond. Plants for ponds can be the kind that develops roots underneath the water’s surface and the plant itself sits above or on top of the water. Plants like these include water lilies or even arrowheads. You can also introduce plant life to your backyard pond whose dual purpose is to regulate and maintain the oxygen levels of your backyard pond, while still beautifying. These types of plants keep the water transparent and clean. There are even some plants that are completely free floating, like water lettuce .
Water fountains are a great complement to backyard ponds. There’s just about every size and shape of water fountains available on the market. You can opt for a whole dramatic water fountain kit or a really small elegant component that moves the water in your backyard pond ever so slightly and gently. The decision on the style or type of water fountain is entirely yours. The biggest benefit of using or introducing a water fountain to your backyard pond is the fact that it encourages movement in the water. According to feng shui, stagnant water attracts negative not positive energy and creates an unhealthy environment.
A backyard pond adds amazing ambiance to any property. People of all ages find that they are positively affected by backyard ponds. It is an ideal environment for many species of animals, fish, and plants. It can be a source of education as its self contained ecosystem begins to thrive. Not to mention, there is great enchantment and whimsy to be had with a functional backyard pond.

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backyard ponds are magical. there are so many different things that can be done with a backyard pond… a backyard pond is a great place to create your own educational ecosystem. additionally, a backyard pond can be a great home to showcase your exotic plant life. you can improve the ambiance of your existing backyard pond by adding one or two backyard water features. a back yard pond is an exotic accessory to any landscape, it encourages the positive vibrations common to feng shui landscape and is great for hosting intimate or family events. with a backyard pond, your objective should be to enhance the existing natural resources.
a backyard pond is the ideal home for many species of animals, fish, and plants. creating an ecosystem with your own backyard pond is not a far-fetched idea. basically, an eco system is the way an environment and the various residents of that environment interact with each other. if you take a closer look at your pond, you may find that an ecosystem may already exist. in any case, one option that can be considered is introducing some goldfish to your garden pond. goldfish come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and colors. one thing to keep in mind when opting to stock your fish pond with fish is to make sure your selection of fish is compatible with each other. remember, fish do eat other fish.
another great idea for your garden pond is the introduction of exotic plant life . there are so many choices of plants that thrive in a watery environment, like a fish pond. plants for ponds can be the kind that develops roots underneath the water’s surface and the plant itself sits above or on top of the water. plants like these include water lilies or even arrowheads. you can also introduce plant life to your backyard pond whose dual purpose is to regulate and maintain the oxygen levels of your backyard pond, while still beautifying. these types of plants keep the water transparent and clean. there are even some plants that are completely free floating, like water lettuce .
water fountains are a great complement to backyard ponds. there’s just about every size and shape of water fountains available on the market. you can opt for a whole dramatic water fountain kit or a really small elegant component that moves the water in your backyard pond ever so slightly and gently. the decision on the style or type of water fountain is entirely yours. the biggest benefit of using or introducing a water fountain to your backyard pond is the fact that it encourages movement in the water. according to feng shui, stagnant water attracts negative not positive energy and creates an unhealthy environment.
a backyard pond adds amazing ambiance to any property. people of all ages find that they are positively affected by backyard ponds. it is an ideal environment for many species of animals, fish, and plants. it can be a source of education as its self contained ecosystem begins to thrive. not to mention, there is great enchantment and whimsy to be had with a functional backyard pond.


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Entering the world of inter-faith dialogue is a test of one’s tolerance. Those with a strong religious belief must surrender any claim to exclusive enlightenment. Those with no religious faith must approach believers in a generous spirit. Jonathan Sacks treads through this hazardous territory with respectful authority. The British rabbi and biblical scholar explores the potential for a unified reading of sacred texts by Muslims, Christians and Jews.
William Blake’s observation that diametrically opposed conclusions can be drawn from the same words is acknowledged deep into the book but Sacks unashamedly admits from the outset that he is reading “white” where others read “black”. In contrast to the hate-filled analysis of the fundamentalists, he sees the foundational stories of the three major Abrahamic faiths as lessons in love. Some will be unconvinced, among them militant atheists who believe religious texts are beyond redemption, and Sacks does little to build bridges with this constituency. “In fact, fundamentalists and today’s atheists share the same approach to texts,” he writes. “They read them directly and literally, ignoring the single most important fact about a sacred text, namely that its meaning is not self-evident.” This is superficially true. However, religious fundamentalists use sacred texts to justify terror and violence – something which Richard Dawkins can’t be accused of.
The opening line of Not in God’s Name: “When religion turns men into murderers, God weeps.” – is enough to turn off many an atheist, and Sacks gives the post-9/11 secularist movement short shrift, accusing it of making “palpably false” claims and having “ruined [its] case by caricature”. But for non-believers, as for worshippers of different faiths, there are good reasons to be patient with Sacks as he tries to create a new narrative for humanity. Not in God’s Name is partly a defence of religion and partly a diagnosis of its problems. And for Sacks the problems come back to the way “people of the book” misinterpret sacred scripture. “If we do not do the theological work, we will face a continuation of the terror that has marked our century thus far, for it has no other natural end,” he announces in the opening section of his book. The italics are his, and they add to an air of prophecy that runs throughout.
Sacks is not afraid to make bold empirical claims: “The greatest threat to freedom in the postmodern world is radical, politicised religion … The indigenous populations of Europe, the most secular continent on earth, are committing long, slow suicide … Demographically … the religious will inherit the earth.” Sacks’s forte, however, is not political analysis nor social science but rather scriptural learning, and the real substance of this work lies in his careful reading, and rereading, of the central stories of Genesis, the foundational book of Abrahamic monotheism.
Three stories attract particularly close attention, all relating to sibling rivalry: the dispute within Abraham’s family over the births of Isaac and Ishmael; the trials of Jacob and Esau; and the story of Joseph and his brothers who first abandon him and are later pardoned.
Genesis is not simply a work of history, or a cosmology. It is a subtle, multilayered philosophical treatise constructed in the narrative mode. It represents truth-as-story rather than truth-as-system, and it does so for a profoundly philosophical reason: it is about meanings, and meanings cannot be conveyed except through narrative … Unlike philosophical systems, which we either understand or don’t, biblical narrative functions at many different levels of comprehension. Our understanding of it deepens as we grow. Biblical consciousness is chronological, not logical.
In reaching this conclusion, he draws upon his own depth of religious learning but also a employs a degree of literary criticism, which may jar with traditional readers of these texts. He writes of how the Bible delivers several “masterstrokes” of dramatic intent; marvels at how “in a few deft strokes, the Bible sketches a picture of tension within the family”, and expresses awe at “the full scope and ingenuity of the literary unit that is the Jacob-Esau story”.
It occurs in the crucial scene … where the brothers come before Joseph for the first time, not knowing who he is, thinking him to be an Egyptian. There is a rare linguistic phenomenon known as a contronym, one word with two contradictory meanings. In English, the word ‘sanction’ can mean both a permission and a prohibition. ‘Fast’ can mean immovably stuck or moving quickly… In Hebrew the root n-k-r is a contronym. It can mean ‘to recognise’ or the opposite, ‘to be a stranger’, someone who is not recognised.
If we now re-read the text … we see that it uses the root n-k-r four times in two verses, three in the sense of recognition, one in the sense of enstrangement. ‘Joseph recognised his brothers but they did not recognise him’, and Joseph ‘recognised them but acted as a stranger’ … The dual meaning of the verb n-k-r gathers into itself the whole force and dramatic conflict of Genesis as a sustained exploration of recognition and estrangement, closeness and distance. It tells us that if only we were to listen closely to the voice of the other, we would find that beneath the skin we are brothers and sisters, members of the human family under the parenthood of God.
Similarly, when explaining the story of Jacob and Esau, where one brother tricks the other into getting a blessing from their father, Isaac, Sacks suggests that only the most careful reading of the episode can uncover its true meaning. In the story, Jacob has taken something that wasn’t his ‑ of out jealousy for his brother. Jacob later wrestles with a stranger, in an episode which “is cryptic almost to the point of unintelligibility”, before returning to prostrate himself before Esau. In what Sacks calls an “extraordinary literary phenomenon”, the reader is only made aware of the moral of the story by re-reading it with the knowledge of the how the events turn out. “That is when we make the discovery that changes everything. There was a second blessing” (author’s italics). This was given by Issac “to Jacob as Jacob” and “this is what transforms our entire reading of the story”.
What then of the words with which the story of the brothers began, namely that ‘the elder shall serve the younger’ (in Hebrew, ve-rav ya’ tsa’ir)? Here the Bible delivers a masterstroke. At first sight, the words mean what they say. Only in retrospect – and only in the original Hebrew – do we discover that they contain multiple ambiguities.
If creating multiple ambiguities is to be considered a masterstroke then clearly Genesis is the thing. For many, however, what Sacks describes as strengths of this ancient text will be seen as infuriating if not dangerous weaknesses. The glowing tributes are puzzling from a literary perspective. The truth is if you sent the Hebrew Bible to a publisher today it would be whisked off to a good editor before it got anywhere near a bookshelf. A greater concern about Sacks’s approach here is that he appears to suggest that you need the sort of sensitive appreciation of artistic quality that he possesses, combined with the same depth of learning, to understand what the stories mean. Do you really need to understand ancient Hebrew to know that sibling rivalry should not spill over into violence? More to the point, do you need to read the Bible to understand this?
Explaining the story of Jacob, Sacks says: “Peace comes when we see our reflection in the face of God and let go of the desire to be someone else.” If you take God out of the equation altogether – “Peace comes when we let go of the desire to be someone else” – what you have is a very basic psychological observation, which certainly doesn’t require an ordination or a religious qualification to grasp.
Suggesting that the democratisation of religion has contributed to extremism, Sacks argues that biblical texts “require the most careful interpretation if they are not to do great harm”. While these arguments might seem self-serving, coming as they do from a rabbi of high office, he makes a strong case that religions need a tradition of learned and authoritative scholarship to guard against the hotheads. “What happens in the case of fundamentalism is a kind of principled impatience with this whole process,” he writes.
Sacks rightly points out that the main victims of Islamic extremism are Muslims themselves. He suggests Islam is working its way through its own period of maturation, something similar to Jewish and Christian upheavals in previous centuries. But there’s no guarantee of a happy ending.
Sisi is a strange individual to invoke here. The former military commander led the forced removal of the elected Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in July 2013, and his rule of Egypt since then has been characterised by a clampdown on journalists and draconian anti-terror laws. He is no theologian, in other words.
Sacks, on the other hand, is a proper theologian, and he deserves praise for daring to seek out a common ethic within the three Abrahamic faiths. The fundamentalists may not read beyond his surname but ordinary Christians and Muslims can point to this work and say, “look at how ‘the other’ sees the best in me”. Inter-faith dialogue can only be an imperfect, tortuous and mystical journey. Any realist would say it’s doomed to failure. But reaching out across the religious divide is important work that needs to be done and, as the Bible suggests, God loves a trier.

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entering the world of inter-faith dialogue is a test of one’s tolerance. those with a strong religious belief must surrender any claim to exclusive enlightenment. those with no religious faith must approach believers in a generous spirit. jonathan sacks treads through this hazardous territory with respectful authority. the british rabbi and biblical scholar explores the potential for a unified reading of sacred texts by muslims, christians and jews.
william blake’s observation that diametrically opposed conclusions can be drawn from the same words is acknowledged deep into the book but sacks unashamedly admits from the outset that he is reading “white” where others read “black”. in contrast to the hate-filled analysis of the fundamentalists, he sees the foundational stories of the three major abrahamic faiths as lessons in love. some will be unconvinced, among them militant atheists who believe religious texts are beyond redemption, and sacks does little to build bridges with this constituency. “in fact, fundamentalists and today’s atheists share the same approach to texts,” he writes. “they read them directly and literally, ignoring the single most important fact about a sacred text, namely that its meaning is not self-evident.” this is superficially true. however, religious fundamentalists use sacred texts to justify terror and violence – something which richard dawkins can’t be accused of.
the opening line of not in god’s name: “when religion turns men into murderers, god weeps.” – is enough to turn off many an atheist, and sacks gives the post-9/11 secularist movement short shrift, accusing it of making “palpably false” claims and having “ruined [its] case by caricature”. but for non-believers, as for worshippers of different faiths, there are good reasons to be patient with sacks as he tries to create a new narrative for humanity. not in god’s name is partly a defence of religion and partly a diagnosis of its problems. and for sacks the problems come back to the way “people of the book” misinterpret sacred scripture. “if we do not do the theological work, we will face a continuation of the terror that has marked our century thus far, for it has no other natural end,” he announces in the opening section of his book. the italics are his, and they add to an air of prophecy that runs throughout.
sacks is not afraid to make bold empirical claims: “the greatest threat to freedom in the postmodern world is radical, politicised religion … the indigenous populations of europe, the most secular continent on earth, are committing long, slow suicide … demographically … the religious will inherit the earth.” sacks’s forte, however, is not political analysis nor social science but rather scriptural learning, and the real substance of this work lies in his careful reading, and rereading, of the central stories of genesis, the foundational book of abrahamic monotheism.
three stories attract particularly close attention, all relating to sibling rivalry: the dispute within abraham’s family over the births of isaac and ishmael; the trials of jacob and esau; and the story of joseph and his brothers who first abandon him and are later pardoned.
genesis is not simply a work of history, or a cosmology. it is a subtle, multilayered philosophical treatise constructed in the narrative mode. it represents truth-as-story rather than truth-as-system, and it does so for a profoundly philosophical reason: it is about meanings, and meanings cannot be conveyed except through narrative … unlike philosophical systems, which we either understand or don’t, biblical narrative functions at many different levels of comprehension. our understanding of it deepens as we grow. biblical consciousness is chronological, not logical.
in reaching this conclusion, he draws upon his own depth of religious learning but also a employs a degree of literary criticism, which may jar with traditional readers of these texts. he writes of how the bible delivers several “masterstrokes” of dramatic intent; marvels at how “in a few deft strokes, the bible sketches a picture of tension within the family”, and expresses awe at “the full scope and ingenuity of the literary unit that is the jacob-esau story”.
it occurs in the crucial scene … where the brothers come before joseph for the first time, not knowing who he is, thinking him to be an egyptian. there is a rare linguistic phenomenon known as a contronym, one word with two contradictory meanings. in english, the word ‘sanction’ can mean both a permission and a prohibition. ‘fast’ can mean immovably stuck or moving quickly… in hebrew the root n-k-r is a contronym. it can mean ‘to recognise’ or the opposite, ‘to be a stranger’, someone who is not recognised.
if we now re-read the text … we see that it uses the root n-k-r four times in two verses, three in the sense of recognition, one in the sense of enstrangement. ‘joseph recognised his brothers but they did not recognise him’, and joseph ‘recognised them but acted as a stranger’ … the dual meaning of the verb n-k-r gathers into itself the whole force and dramatic conflict of genesis as a sustained exploration of recognition and estrangement, closeness and distance. it tells us that if only we were to listen closely to the voice of the other, we would find that beneath the skin we are brothers and sisters, members of the human family under the parenthood of god.
similarly, when explaining the story of jacob and esau, where one brother tricks the other into getting a blessing from their father, isaac, sacks suggests that only the most careful reading of the episode can uncover its true meaning. in the story, jacob has taken something that wasn’t his ‑ of out jealousy for his brother. jacob later wrestles with a stranger, in an episode which “is cryptic almost to the point of unintelligibility”, before returning to prostrate himself before esau. in what sacks calls an “extraordinary literary phenomenon”, the reader is only made aware of the moral of the story by re-reading it with the knowledge of the how the events turn out. “that is when we make the discovery that changes everything. there was a second blessing” (author’s italics). this was given by issac “to jacob as jacob” and “this is what transforms our entire reading of the story”.
what then of the words with which the story of the brothers began, namely that ‘the elder shall serve the younger’ (in hebrew, ve-rav ya’ tsa’ir)? here the bible delivers a masterstroke. at first sight, the words mean what they say. only in retrospect – and only in the original hebrew – do we discover that they contain multiple ambiguities.
if creating multiple ambiguities is to be considered a masterstroke then clearly genesis is the thing. for many, however, what sacks describes as strengths of this ancient text will be seen as infuriating if not dangerous weaknesses. the glowing tributes are puzzling from a literary perspective. the truth is if you sent the hebrew bible to a publisher today it would be whisked off to a good editor before it got anywhere near a bookshelf. a greater concern about sacks’s approach here is that he appears to suggest that you need the sort of sensitive appreciation of artistic quality that he possesses, combined with the same depth of learning, to understand what the stories mean. do you really need to understand ancient hebrew to know that sibling rivalry should not spill over into violence? more to the point, do you need to read the bible to understand this?
explaining the story of jacob, sacks says: “peace comes when we see our reflection in the face of god and let go of the desire to be someone else.” if you take god out of the equation altogether – “peace comes when we let go of the desire to be someone else” – what you have is a very basic psychological observation, which certainly doesn’t require an ordination or a religious qualification to grasp.
suggesting that the democratisation of religion has contributed to extremism, sacks argues that biblical texts “require the most careful interpretation if they are not to do great harm”. while these arguments might seem self-serving, coming as they do from a rabbi of high office, he makes a strong case that religions need a tradition of learned and authoritative scholarship to guard against the hotheads. “what happens in the case of fundamentalism is a kind of principled impatience with this whole process,” he writes.
sacks rightly points out that the main victims of islamic extremism are muslims themselves. he suggests islam is working its way through its own period of maturation, something similar to jewish and christian upheavals in previous centuries. but there’s no guarantee of a happy ending.
sisi is a strange individual to invoke here. the former military commander led the forced removal of the elected islamist president mohamed morsi in july 2013, and his rule of egypt since then has been characterised by a clampdown on journalists and draconian anti-terror laws. he is no theologian, in other words.
sacks, on the other hand, is a proper theologian, and he deserves praise for daring to seek out a common ethic within the three abrahamic faiths. the fundamentalists may not read beyond his surname but ordinary christians and muslims can point to this work and say, “look at how ‘the other’ sees the best in me”. inter-faith dialogue can only be an imperfect, tortuous and mystical journey. any realist would say it’s doomed to failure. but reaching out across the religious divide is important work that needs to be done and, as the bible suggests, god loves a trier.


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IMproPRieTies: Can the Net be more than TV with tweets?
Take last night's debate - toss the TV elements - i.e., the moderator, the stage, etc. Just have the voices of Obama and McCain in podcast form, searchable by question.
Then have text of each question come up, followed by the ability to click on answers from the two TV debaters, but also on answers from McKinney and Nader from the Demo Now expanded debate.
Invite other candidates to respond as well.
you know, I really don’t like the idea that the face of election fraud, given the past two presidential elections, is now a face of color and one of poor people. more.
More than TV with Tweets?
Some of us are awfully demanding.

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improprieties: can the net be more than tv with tweets?
take last night's debate - toss the tv elements - i.e., the moderator, the stage, etc. just have the voices of obama and mccain in podcast form, searchable by question.
then have text of each question come up, followed by the ability to click on answers from the two tv debaters, but also on answers from mckinney and nader from the demo now expanded debate.
invite other candidates to respond as well.
you know, i really don’t like the idea that the face of election fraud, given the past two presidential elections, is now a face of color and one of poor people. more.
more than tv with tweets?
some of us are awfully demanding.