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without preconditions in his first year in office. A poll by The Wall Street Journal and NBC News said Clinton has widened her lead over Obama, going up to 43 percent in July from 39 percent in June. Obama tallied 22 percent, down from 25 percent in June. Obama said he would make hundreds of millions of dollars in U.S. military aid to Pakistan conditional on Pakistan making substantial progress in closing down training camps, evicting foreign fighters and preventing the Taliban from using Pakistan as a staging area for attacks on Afghanistan. White House spokesman Tony Snow said Pakistan was working hard to fight al Qaeda and the Taliban, and Washington was doing what it could in support. "At the same time, we recognize the sovereignty of the Pakistani government and realize that they're putting on a serious push ... They're taking the fight to al Qaeda," Snow said. IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN Clinton, in an interview with the American Urban Radio Network, stressed the importance of the Pakistanis "taking the actions that only they can take within their own country." But she did not rule out U.S. attacks inside Pakistan, citing the missile attacks her husband, then-President Bill Clinton, ordered against Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan in 1998. "If we had actionable intelligence that Osama bin Laden or other high-value targets were in Pakistan I would ensure that they were targeted and killed or captured," she said. Another Democratic candidate, former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards, said he would | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 53,189 |
denying the right of peers to legislate by virtue of being the sons of their fathers. Therefore, we have the right to say today that there is a public demand for a severe change in the constitution of the Second Chamber. Then the Amendment says that the Bill will distract public attention. I can assure hon. Members opposite that there will be no distraction of public attention because the matter is not of sufficient importance to distract the attention of anybody. The only thing likely to distract public attention is that the House of Commons, with all the work that 265 has to be done, can afford two days to discuss so simple an issue. Therefore, I think we are quite safe in rejecting the Amendment. My view of a Second Chamber is that it should be a Chamber where no initiative of legislation should take place and which exists merely in an advisory capacity. Further, I would say that it should not contain any Minister of State, but that every Minister in the Government should be a member of the House of Commons. The reason is obvious. I cannot agree altogether with the old Duke of Wellington who said, "Nobody cares a damn for the House of Lords." He also said, "The House of Commons is everything, the House of Lords is nothing." Yet there is a good deal to be said for the fact that an elected Assembly such as the House of Commons is the only one | SP | SP IT | 466,997 |
hold an Olympic games in the middle of nowhere.' If 'the middle of nowhere' was not a reference to Salt Lake City, where the 2002 Winter Games were held, then 10 Downing Street was doing nothing to make that case. Outside Downing Street after seeing Cameron, Romney could have won a gold medal for backtracking as he declared himself 'very delighted with the prospects for a very successful Olympic Games'. Romney also let slip that he had met 'the head of MI6'. It's a big no no to mention the Secret Intelligence Service. Irrepressible: Boris Johnsons mockery of Romney was inappropriate given his own political ambitions Later on, Romney told donors at a fundraiser (tickets had been slashed from $25,000 to $10,000 during the day) that he was 'looking forward to the bust of Winston Churchill being in the Oval Office again'. The problem with that applause line is that the Jacob Epstein bust was a personal loan from Britain to President George W. Bush made in July 2001 for the duration of his presidency. When Obama took over from Bush, the loan expired and he apparently showed no interest in extending it. The bust was returned to the Government Art Collection. The whole issue, which has been used to portray Obama as anti-British, is a sore point for British diplomats, who view it as presumptuous for Romney to assume the bust would be loaned to him. And then the incorrigible Mayor Boris Johnson turned the day into what one | IP | IP ED | 131,232 |
the British Red Cross will introduce the key findings of the report. Fred Pearce , an independent journalist and one of the authors of the report, will discuss issues of chronic and acute food crises focusing in particular on the relationship between agricultural production and food insecurity in Africa. Simon Levine , Research Fellow in ODI's Humanitarian Policy Group, will discuss how the report's findings relate to the current crisis in the Horn and some of the systemic and practical challenges to addressing chronic food security. Mary Atkinson , British Red Cross' Economic Security Advisor, will provide reflections on the challenges of addressing chronic food insecurity, focussing in particular on the Red Cross experience in Africa. David Peppiatt, International Director of the British Red Cross, opened by introducing the report. He said that the report itself is very ambitious, and that it may seem odd that the Red Cross is talking about an issue that is often thought about as a development, rather than humanitarian, concern. While the report discusses a wide range of issues, and argues that all must understand the linkages between the causes of hunger and malnutrition, the Red Cross is still concerned with addressing the symptoms and implications, rather than root causes. He also said that the data on malnutrition is striking and alarming, and that the level of need makes the situation one of humanitarian concern. He cited three statistics in particular: 1 Billion people go to bed hungry, 3 million children die each year | IN | IN DT | 3,110,458 |
The Forgotten Writers Foundation has launched its second short story competition on the topic of Women's Domination . The theme centres on stories that reveal the power of women in terms of direct and metaphorical gestures and lines. It aims to measure how different cultures and genders define having free, dominant and powerful women in their societies. The competition is open to all women and men who are feminists and anti-feminists, and it aims to measure how both sexes in different cultures perceive women's domination. The Forgotten Writers Foundation is a non-profit organisation located in Egypt founded after the Egyptian revolution to create a "harmony of democracy" through literature. It was created after the Egyptian revolution with a clear mission statement to reveal the depth of Egyptian literature to the rest of the world by writing about cultural and social topics that are original. The first project the foundation offered was a workshop of short stories about the revolution by twelve Egyptian residents. The submission period for the competition commenced on International Women's Day in 2012 and ends on February 13 2013. | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,041,471 |
an enthralling, if corny, adventure. Others are the kind of well-thought-out and plot-developing tales that could easily fit into the Star Wars material that is being produced today. This volume includes issues of the comic that, in my opinion, shifted the focus of the series from the former to the latter. These stories perfectly capture the feel of the Original Trilogy and are sometimes, again in my opinion, profoundly deep. However, they still possess the humor and innocence that permeated the first issues of the comic's run and will forever be a part of Star Wars. In other words, this book contains some great, great stories. For those fans of the Saga who are interested in what specific stories they'll be getting, here is a brief overview: The book begins with Leia's journey to Mandalore, the first story in Star Wars canon to deal with that planet and its legendary inhabitants. The focus then shifts to Luke and Lando's quest to track down bounty hunters involved in the plot to kidnap Han Solo. Next, readers travel to the planet Iskalon where Imerial subjugation reveals just what the "Star Warriors" are fighting against. After a while, the story reaches the events of Return of the Jedi, with a four-issue comic adaption of the film. After this, the volume contains several adventures taking place after the final film in the Saga. But enough about the stories, let's talk about the book itself! At nearly 600 full-color pages, it is an absolute steal | IP | IP DS | 601,171 |
sangria. To help save money, the couple bought a fairly small wedding cake and a cupcake bar where guests could decorate their own sweet treats. Small or not though, this dripping cake adorned with a skeletal bride and groom look great -- especially given the season. Kelly and Justin Kelly and Justin both love Halloween, so for their wedding, they decided to have a massive two day celebration. The first day was when the semi-traditional wedding took place, but the reception was when the Halloween madness really kicked on -- even Jack, the Pumpkin King, showed up to celebrate. While the bride and groom wore traditional attire at the actual ceremony, the decision to separate the ceremony from the reception gave them the opportunity to sport Day of the Dead make up during their Halloween reception party. In lieu of cake, the couple had a buffet of sweets featuring cupcakes, caramel apples and candy, but they still found space for a cute "cake topper" in the middle of the caramel apple area. Perhaps the most unique offering at the wedding though was the ceremonial homebrew adorned with the date of the wedding and a picture of a skeleton couple lovingly holding hands. So now it's your turn. Have any of you ever been to a Halloween wedding, or better yet, had one for yourself? If so, do you have any good stories, suggestions, ideas or warnings for those hoping to tie the knot during the spookiest time of the year? | NARRATIVE | NA PB | 673,648 |
Interview with Linda Thompson Linda Thompson was born May 23, 1950 in Memphis, Tennessee. Linda won several beauty pageants, including the 1972 Miss Tennessee USA title. In July of that year she began a relationship with the recently separated Elvis Presley and immediately moved in with him at Graceland for roughly three and a half years. was born May 23, 1950 in Memphis, Tennessee. Linda won several beauty pageants, including the 1972 Miss Tennessee USA title. In July of that year she began a relationship with the recently separated Elvis Presley and immediately moved in with him at Graceland for roughly three and a half years. In 1981, Linda Thompson married former Olympic Games Gold Medalist, Bruce Jenner with whom she had two children. Bruce divorced Linda in 1983 and she appeared in a few motion pictures and made a number of guest appearances on different television series. In 1991 she married composer David Foster. With her new husband's help, she began writing lyrics for some of his compositions, notably the song ' No Explanation' for the 1990 film, Pretty Woman . In 1992 they were nominated for a Grammy Award and an Academy Award for Best Song for their composition of the song 'I Have Nothing' sung by Whitney Houston in the 1992 motion picture, The Bodyguard . [Linda wrote poems during her time with Elvis and offered to hsave them put to music for him but he refused, thus sadly missing out on some good song contibutions.] Interview | SP | SP IT | 238,964 |
to allow permission for the program to run. I tried everything to disable this,nothing worked. Until I took the advice of the above post and now my problem is solved. Gone is the ugly icon beside Google talk and Windows Live messenger reminding me the program require permission to run. Now I click on it and it just opens the way that it should do,without that annoying message I dont see why I have to allow permission to open a program such as a web browser or windows live on my own laptop. Andrea Borman. why doe uac block my wmp and music from playing? restore doe not fix it..it worked fine about a month ago. but all of a sudden. it just will not let my wmp or music work when it is on. off it works fine.on it doe not let them work..i would like to get it fixed so they both work together.. i do not want a different media player.so anyone have any ideas how to fixs this.. tyvm chatzy I set up my mom's Windows 7 PC about a month ago. I transferred all of her files from the old computer to the new computer via the network. Everything was working fine until about 2 weeks ago. Every time we would work in a file and try to save it to the same folder, we kept getting "You do not have permission to save in this location. Would you like to save in My Documents | HI | HI HT | 148,826 |
hopefully he won;t get so drunk as to not be able to look after himself, like this poor girl. My youngest lad is 18 and unless he's going to a club (when he'll roll in at 5.45am - fortunately, not very often!), I will want him to give us a rough estimate of when he will be back. Often he will text and say he's going to be a bit late, and that's fine, but so long as he's living under our roof, he has to abide by the rules, and stopping out all hours without us knowing where he, and who with, breaks those rules, even though he is classed as an adult. It's the small price he pays for living rent and board free with mum and dad, and doesn't encroach on his freedom at all. Fortunately, he hasn't wanted to stop out too late too often, and he's happy to go for a couple of pints with his mates, or watch the football (local or West Brom). I prefer him to drink like that, in a social sphere, rather than get rat-arsed just for the sake of it. He's done that as well, as lately as his brother's 30th birthday the other week, when he drank too much and ended up lying across the bottom of the hotel shower but we were there to help him if he needed our help. The thought of him being in that state away from us is terrifying. I know it | ID | ID DF | 525,844 |
The First Quarrel 'W AIT a little,' you say, 'you are sure it 'll all come right,' But the boy was born i' trouble, an' looks so wan an' so white: Wait! an' once I ha' waited -- I hadn't to wait for long. Now I wait, wait, wait for Harry. -- No, no, you are doing me wrong! Harry and I were married: the boy can hold up his head, The boy was born in wedlock, but after my man was dead; I ha' work'd for him fifteen years, an' I work an' I wait to the end. I am all alone in the world, an' you are my only friend. II. Doctor, if you can wait, I'll tell you the tale o' my life. When Harry an' I were children, he call'd me his own little wife; I was happy when I was with him, an' sorry when he was away. An' when we play'd together, I loved him better than play; He workt me the daisy chain -- he made me the cowslip ball, He fought the boys that were rude, an' I loved him better than all. Passionate girl tho' I was, an' often at home in disgrace, I never could quarrel with Harry -- I had but to look in his face. III. There was a farmer in Dorset of Harry's kin, that had need Of a good stout lad at his farm; he sent, an' the father agreed; So Harry was bound to the | LY | LY PO | 799,375 |
it!!! SURELY we won't do what the Americans just did, which was to return the worst president of all time to the White House??!! While it is noble to allow a broad range of views you need to be wary of giving space to agents provocateur and trolls or they will ruin what you have built here. Other blogs that I used to visit have suffered from this -- eg Andrew Bolt's blog. A Google search on sarahbath1975 reveals she has been inviting people like Catherine Deveny and her friends to flood/disrupt your site. | SP | SP IT TA | 614,074 |
then compare the label dimensions and the number of labels per sheet (for labels printed on laser and ink-jet printers) or the number of columns on the label form (for labels printed on dot-matrix printers). Do one of the following: If the dimensions and label layout match those of your labels, use the selected label. If the dimensions and layout do not match yours, click Cancel , and continue to step 5. In the Label Options dialog box, click the printer type (either Continuous-feed printers or Page printers ), and then click New Label . Type a name in the Label name box, select the height, width, margins, and other options for your label, and then click OK . The new label appears in the Other/Custom category. The next time you use your custom labels, be sure to select Other/Custom in the Label vendors list. After you select the options that you want, click OK . Under Print , click Full page of the same label . Do one of the following: To send the labels directly to the printer without previewing them, click Print . To preview the labels so that you can edit them or add graphics to them and save them in a reusable document, click New Document . Word creates a document that contains the sheet of labels. Word uses a table to lay out the labels. If you don't see lines separating the labels, click the Layout tab under Table Tools , and then in | HI | HI HT | 673,032 |
of Forestry Dept officials talking of "...pines all the way to the (Victorian) border." The most sickening aspect though are the excessive tax breaks & dodges enjoyed by plantations & their investors. And I haven't touched on the cost to local communities as they are displaced by pine plantations. Without those tax concessions, there would be no market driving this monster. Drama Vampire : Mark, thanks for your post. Its made me think a lot more about how much I don't know. I know I don't like trees being cut down, but I dont know very much about how the forestry industry even works. You are right, there is definitely no 'debate' in the media over these issues. The reporting is absolutely one sided and there are very few opportunities for real information from any side to be put forward. I guess its difficult to be heard when you are perceived as the devil incarnate. I find it interesting that if you are an animal protectionist you do not consume products made from animals - esp food and clothing or support those industries in any way. Its not that fashionable though to say we shouldn't consume wood or paper products... I am not sure I am prepared to give up my books or my beautiful furniture or even my toilet paper for that matter. oh my and then there are my baby's nappies and baby wipes. Hmmm give up the Huggies or cut down the tree - you can cut | OP | OP OB | 200,743 |
SARAH GREEN: Welcome to the HBR IdeaCast from Harvard Business Review. I'm Sarah Green. This week, we're featuring excerpts from an interview with Muhtar Kent, the CEO of Coca-Cola. He recently sat down with our editor-in-chief, Adi Ignatius. First, we asked him to tell us about his vision for the company after becoming CEO. MUHTAR KENT: One of the first things that I said to myself when I became CEO was we need a vision, a shared picture of success for 10 years down the road. And we called it, Vision 2020, a road map for winning together with our bottling partners, which called essentially for us to double the business in 10 years, i.e., do in 10 years what we've done in 125 years. Not something for the fainthearted but something clearly doable to become the best place to work to ensure that we created a shared wealth with all our stakeholders. And it required us to do things very differently to grow our core business and for us to continue to crack the code of growth. And we are in the seventh quarter now of that vision, so almost two years will be completed. And we got eight years to go. And we're on track. We're on track because our brands have got much stronger. The brand metrics over the last three years, we have not wasted this crisis. We created a transformation that we were able to generate over half a billion dollars of savings in unnecessary | SP | SP IT | 420,490 |
It Would Be A Crime Lyrics Tina Turner Baby's got sunshine 'cause she dances through the rain Momma's got a baby so she smiles through the pain Daddy's got a job so he's tired but inspired for a change Come out the window, you can see it from here It's like a new found restoration A destination that's clear, they've got each other And that's a whole lot more than some folks have it would be a crime A crime if the sun forgot to shine A crime if the stars forgot to align It would be a crime if we don't find a way to love somebody It would be a crime Now, I've got a dream and it started this way I get myself early up in the morning and it shines on my face Anytime you can find a reason and a place it'd be a crime A crime if the sun forgot to shine A crime if the stars forgot to align It would be a crime if we don't find a way to love somebody It would be a crime Some days make you want your feet on the ground Some days make you want to fly Some people make you want to keep your head down But you make me wanna try A crime if the sun forgot to shine A crime if the stars forgot to align It would be a crime if we don't find a way It would be a crime | LY | LY SL | 664,185 |
to be the most "engaging" tweets from both major party Presidential candidates -- that is, the tweets from either candidate account that received the most retweets and favorites. The Twitter Political Engagement map illustrates the volume of response each of these top tweets received in each of the 50 states. At the bottom of the map, users can also click to see " Noteworthy Reactions ," which measures how each tweet performed relative to a baseline of engagement for all other tweets in general. Users can filter both views by their own keywords, too. From midnight Monday through 2 p.m. Eastern Tuesday, election day, Twitter said that it counted 6.4 million tweets about the election and an average of 13,000 tweets per minute about the U.S. election, with 3,000 tweets per minute specifically from users who said they voted. "Taxes emerged as the top-tweeted issue in most swing states, except for Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada, where Foreign Policy was referenced in the majority of issue-related Tweets," a Twitter spokesperson said in a statement. Nationally, the issues of most importance to Twitter users appeared to be as follows: the economy (32%), foreign policy (17%), taxes (14%), energy & the environment (9%), and education (7%). Carl Franzen is TPM Idea Lab's tech reporter. He used to work for The Daily, AOL and The Atlantic Wire (though not simultaneously, thankfully). He's never met a button that didn't need to be pressed. He can be reached at carl@talkingpointsmemo.com. | IN | IN IB | 454,611 |
Eastern Midwifery Service, in Melbourne, Australia in 2011. Justine Caines Justine is a maternity lobbyist. She was the National President of the Maternity Coalition, the national umbrella organisation for maternity lobbying in Australia from 2003 to 2005 and again in 2009. She was the National Co-ordinator of Homebirth Australia from 2001 to 2006 and its Secretary from 2006 to 2010. She was also National Advocacy Adviser for the Maternity Coalition. In 2007 she founded What Women Want - a political party that aims to give Australian women a greater voice in decision making and putting a broad social policy framework back on the agenda. Patrice Hickey Patrice a midwife with many years experience is now the Midwifery group practice mentor at Sunshine Hospital, Melbourne and a former Victorian President of the Australian College of Midwives. She was the winner of the 2008 Midwifery Practice award. She set up the case load midwifery and home birth pilot program at Sunshine Hospital. Lesley Page Professor Lesley Page was expert adviser to the The King's Fund Independent Inquiry into the safety of maternity services in England, which reported in Safe Births: Everybody's Business (2008). Lesley has had many years of experience working as a senior manager in the National Health Service (NHS) and in midwifery practice, leadership and academia in the UK and Canada. Lesley is a visiting professor at King's College London and UTS Sydney and University of Sydney, clinical appointment Radcliff Hospital Trust. She has published widely and has lectured in | IP | IP DS | 230,565 |
team for the last two tests and we've done that. "There's been a consistency through most of the season and we've tried to build the combinations and if guys are fit and available we've tried to pick them." All Blacks hooker Andrew Hore has received a five match ban for his swinging arm attack on Wales lock Bradley Davies. Many Northern Hemisphere scribes think that this ban is too lenient, but I would like to suggest that it is actually about right. People forget that South Africa's Dean Greyling only got two weeks for a terrible forearm to the head region of Richie McCaw while there are so many shocking plays like Aurelie Rougerie's eye gouging on All Blacks captain Richie McCaw in the Rugby World Cup final that wasn't even sited. I think that Northern Hemisphere people need to remember that rugby is a very physical game and the clearing out at the breakdown is necessary if someone is on the wrong side of the ruck, while the player isn't technically offside, he is potentially in a position to affect the quality of ball for the attacking team. It seems that when cleaning out, there are a number of ways to make someone move and this often involves using plenty of force. While I don't condone the blow to anyone's head, I think five matches a long enough ban when you consider the ban for Dean Greyling of only two weeks. The issue I do have is that these | IN | IN IB | 1,788,532 |
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Vivian Green 24 Hour Blue (Just One Of Those Days) Lyrics Vivian Green 24 Hour Blue (Just One Of Those Days) Lyrics total views : 4 times this week. You can enlarge lyrics to 24 hour blue (just one of those days) for easy viewing, send it to your friends or rate the song 24 Hour Blue (Just One Of Those Days) by Vivian Green and help the song become popular. If you have any corrections for these lyrics or any ideas about the meaning to 24 hour blue (just one of those days), please feel free to submit them. Woke up this morning feeling so bad, out my window it was raining didn't even feel like running, I didn't feel like doing anything Then the phone wouldnt stop ringing and my head wouldnt stop pounding. I feel so down I don't know why, there's something overwhelming me inside [Chorus:] Just one of those days Just another day, it don't go your way (And tomorrow can't come soon enough for me) Just one of those days- oooh Just another day, it don't dg your way (And tomorrow can't come soon enough) [Verse 2:] Gotta get up, any how I can't afford to lose no hours Got a deadline that I must meet, Every second matters to me { From: http://www.elyrics.net/read/v/vivian-gre\\... } Hard to function feeling like this But I got to keep on going, am I in a huddle to get over I've got to do things much darker and | LY | LY SL | 720,094 |
Search: There Was a Man and He Was Mad There Was a Man and He Was Mad First Steps in Music series Adapted by John Feierabend Illustrated by Aaron Joshua Hardcover This picture book gives a new twist on the timeless story and song "There Was a Man and He Was Mad." The vivid illustrations by Aaron Joshua pull readers... Read more You might like... Full Details There Was a Man and He Was Mad First Steps in Music series Adapted by John Feierabend Illustrated by Aaron Joshua Hardcover This picture book gives a new twist on the timeless story and song "There Was a Man and He Was Mad." The vivid illustrations by Aaron Joshua pull readers into the story. A notated version of the song with all of the words and special directions is included in the book. Directions are given in the book for a free download of the song sung by Dr. Jill Trinka. Customer Reviews Average rating based on 1 review My students love this story. The man does so many things that do not make sense, like jumping into a paper bag. This song has rhyming words and it is great to see if the students can guess where he might jump next! | IN | IN DT | 184,515 |
linked from Wikileaks' Twitter, and from Russia Today. Just post again, should be all good. . New visitors -- if you make a comment but it doesn't appear, it is probably caught in the spam filter, rather than foul play. I'll check often today, to ensure things are published reasonably speedily. Technicolour -- the announcement that Assange is granted asylum has already been made (the timezone you quote is Australian). Re Hague: http://www.politics.co.uk/comment-analys\\... . I'd say he's between a rock and a hard place...licking Yank ass on the one hand and desperately trying to drum up business in S. America. Still, he'll do the stupid thing, as neither Cameron or Osborne will be with us much longer. And he'll see it as an opportunity. It is ridiculous that even Britain will allow the United States to 'use her head'. I used to hold this country in high esteem until now. I used to think Britain have people in politics who can think independently. But now I know -- they're just robots waiting to receive the next command to act on. The United States is only a bunch of stupid politicians manipulating world affairs in order to reach their selfish goals without recourse to the law. They preach democracy everywhere they go, yet they are a dictatorship! Wolves in sheep clothing! That's what they are. I've lost every single respect and love I have for Great Britain for even coming out to make this threat. People have commented on what precedent | IP | IP | 3,710,197 |
to the church at Corinth is set forth in Acts 18.1-18 and in the Epistles to the Corinthians. DATE. First Corinthians was written in A.D. 59, at the close of Paul's three year's residence in Ephesus. Acts 20:31 1Cor 16:5-8. THEME. The subjects treated are various, but may all be classified under the general theme, Christian conduct. Even the tremendous revelation of the truth concerning resurrection is made to bear upon that theme 1Cor 15:58. The occasion of the Epistle was a letter on inquiry from Corinth concerning marriage, and the use of meats offered to idols 1Cor 7:1 8:1-13 but the apostle was much more exercised by reports of the deepening divisions and increasing contentions in the church, and of a case of incest which had not been judged 1Cor 1:10-12 5:1. The factions were not due to heresies, but to the carnality of the restless Corinthians, and to their Greek admiration of "wisdom" and eloquence. The abomination of human leadership in the things of God is here rebuked. Minor disorders were due to vanity, yielding to a childish delight in tongue and the sign gifts, rather than to sober instruction (1Cor 14.1-28). Paul defends his apostleship because it involved the authority of the doctrine revealed through him. A rigid analysis of First Corinthians is not possible, The Epistle is not a treatise, but came from the Spirit through the apostle's grief, solicitude, and holy indignation. The following analysis may, however, be helpful. I. Introduction: The believer's standing in | LY | LY PR | 439,137 |
year is winter. I love it because I love to skate, building forts and having snowball fights with my younger sister, and let's not forget, it's the time for Christmas! First of all, I can go skating outside instead of going to a community center and wasting my change on what seems useless. I don't have to waste my time checking my pockets for some change or even the house. I can just walk across the street and skate. Secondly, I have an excuse of why I hit my sister in the back of the head with a ball of cold, soft ice. And lastly, there's a lot of family time during Christmas and it's the only time to be a fatty and eat all the Christmas cookies and yummy Christmas food! And don't forget the presents! My Favourite Season by Sebastian Kaiser Nov 4, 2011 I love summer. It is a time where you get to relax and enjoy having no school. The weather is very hot so, you can have a nice, ice cold refreshment to cool you down. There are many outdoor sports you can play like soccer, baseball, tennis and more! You can hang out with your friends or just stay at home, sleep-in and watch some T.V. But, my favorite part of summer is going on vacation. I love visiting new places and exploring the hotels I stay in. Also I enjoy visiting my cousins in different parts of the world who I've waited all | ID | ID RR | 299,386 |
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taste even in the mouths of even ardent federalists. In light of all this, maybe we should be asking a different question: Now that Bob Rae is out, does it matter who is in? The answer is no. Whoever takes the Liberal leadership will likely hold the party's diminishing fort until attrition leads to a merger with the NDP. | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 642,415 |
God will not deal with him according to his transgressions. rather than to say that sins are forgiven before they are committed." John Yeazel: This whole idea of the Spirit giving us dominion over our sin is what is fictional biblically. RS: Romans 8:4 so that the requirement of the Law might be fulfilled in us, who do not walk according to the flesh but according to the Spirit. 5 For those who are according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh, but those who are according to the Spirit, the things of the Spirit. 6 For the mind set on the flesh is death, but the mind set on the Spirit is life and peace, Romans 8:13 for if you are living according to the flesh, you must die; but if by the Spirit you are putting to death the deeds of the body, you will live. Galatians 6:8 For the one who sows to his own flesh will from the flesh reap corruption, but the one who sows to the Spirit will from the Spirit reap eternal life. There rs goes again, quoting Scriptures again without exegesis, as if his own reading of the texts was so evident that it need not even be stated. I won't quote again Calvin's commentary on Romans 8:4, except to recall to your minds that Calvin contended that only the imputed righteousness of Christ outside the elect fulfilled the righteous requirement of the law. This of course | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,196,756 |
in a gas chamber." In the same magazine lead guitarist Geordie Walker is quoted as saying: "We're very democratic in our fascism." And in Zig Zag of March 1985 drummer Paul Ferguson is quoted as saying: "It's (Killing Joke's Night Time album) is actually a bit more humane I think...in it's fascism." Melody Maker weekly music paper of 16 February 1985 reported that Killing Joke were of the opinion that "blacks" and "poofs" be swiftly relocated to some picturesque gas chamber." Jaz Coleman is part-English and part-high caste Indian himself and in his book An Irrational Domain, he identifies with Norse and Hindu mythology and the "magical Indo-Aryan relationship between Man and Nature" in opposition to the "Semitic foundations of the Judeo-Christian world", "Judaism" and "Zionist" ideologies. Coleman is also an admirer of Japanese extreme right wing author Yukio Mishima,and Hitler's favourite composer Richard Wagner and conductor Herbert Von Karajan, according to Melody Maker of 11 October 1986. There is also a video of Killing Joke being interviewed at St Paul's Cathedral in 1983, when Jaz Coleman states: "We're fed up of seeing male slags and faggots getting respect in the streets." I cogitate all parties concerned should provision a flooded and frank example to Earnings Act , and in proximo don't use everyone's experience with unfounded allegations and actually do both kosher search, The alleged pro-fascist, anti-gay and anti-black comments by Killing Joke in Zig Zag and Melody Maker music magazines, were featured in the mid-1980s, nearly 30 years | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 1,452,593 |
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Fester : 23 Dec 2010 11:08:46am So what you are saying is that if government policymakers start becoming trasnparent with the reality of the situation as opposed to prolonged philibustering that people will have a more accurate way to make assessments of the situation and be better informed. By being better informed people will then have a more tangible yardstick to gauge and judge whether our politicans are actually effective, wise, capable of leadership, and worthy of being elected. This of course would be a threat to their electability. In an age where we have massive amounts of information, unprecendented in history, available to the general public, it is not sufficient to just 'fudge it' any more. So the more doubt you can cast over facts, the more that you can muddy the waters, the more confusion you can spread, the more disinformation that is available, the more that you have the populace arguing - the stronger your political position. Indeed you would not even have to make a political decision, just spin, philibuster, game-play, manipulate, evade and blame. It could be argued that politics has always been like this, and to a certain extent it is true. The difference is in the information-rich certainty-poor world we have created around us, the last thing our politicians would ever want is the facts to be known. Information is not power. Uncertainty, means that people can be exploited. Now that's power! Jenny Goldie : 23 Dec 2010 11:08:42am This is a timely | IP | IP ED | 772,075 |
times Thank you for your hard work Thank you for your love Thank you for your laughter Thank you most of all, Jane, for being you You have filled your niche and accomplished your tasks. You leave this world a richer place than you found it. Could we now have just a few moments in which everyone can be with their own thoughts and memories of Jane? ........ Now, while we play some music, perhaps you might like to come forward to put a flower on the casket, as a way of saying a kind of goodbye I have a tray of flowers here, so just come up in your own time . [If there is to be a prayer, this would be an appropriate point for it. Many people like the Lord?s Prayer (?Our Father?) or the words of the Twenty-Third Psalm (?The Lord?s my shepherd?) or a short funeral prayer (?God our Father, we thank you ??). It is also the place for a fitting non-religious reading.] In the rising of the sun and in its going down, we will remember her In the beginning of the year and when it ends, we will remember her When we notice things she liked we will remember her And when we notice things she hated When we see in others glimpses of her ways we will remember her When we see in ourselves things that she would value we will remember her So long as we live, she too will | LY | LY PR | 1,743,528 |
and even to take action against it. A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to watch an enthralling theatre production called "S he Has a Name" at the Vancouver Fringe Festival, which dared to wrestle with this very subject matter. When brought face to face with such extreme pain and evil, many different emotions were evoked for me-from raw anger to rage at how these women are used sexually and then deep sorrow at their suffering. By the end, however, it strangely brought me comfort. Comfort that someone was actually speaking out about this issue! Comfort that people were doing something about changing these women's lives. I have already been angry for as long as I've known about their story, but previously I had felt powerless. Now it felt like a new season of regaining my voice, as their story rang through with clarity, strength, hope and even beauty. I found the drama to be hauntingly beautiful, even in its portrayal of such terrifying subject matter. Hauntingly beautiful, because the story was centred around one fifteen year old Cambodian girl whose name we never find out. Yes, she had been taken away from her family, lied to, beaten, used incessantly for sexual gratification; but in other ways she seemed so innocent and playful and so hopeful about the future. She was one girl with hopes and dreams of going to America, of falling in love and of getting married. One girl who wanted to continue her studies in her | NARRATIVE | NA PB | 187,413 |
Camel Beach as well - a chance for not such strong swimmers to have a paddle. The only thing you need to pay for is drinks on board. A really good value for money day out at around 10 an adult. Don't book any trip with your travel rep but use the guys in town - same trip but a lot cheaper. Indiana travel on the main street offer great advice. At least your transfer from the airport is fairly short and no stops on the way. Hope you have a great time but don't hesitate to ask anything else :o) So sorry I missed the posts about Side - not sure why :o( October is a great time of year to visit - the crowds have departed and the weather is far more comfortable but everywhere is still fully open. Expect temperatures above 25 deg C in the day and a lovely warm sea. Evenings and nights though beome quite chilly especially near the beach so it's worth taking a cardigan/jumper or fleece and some long trousers. GBP are widely accepted as are Euros but smaller shops will want Lira. Best to take a mixture but don't change GBP into Euro as has been suggested on other threads. Places display prices in Euros for convenience. Pre Euro days they had prices in GBP, French Francs, German DM etc etc. The Euro has just made things a bit easier for traders!!! You get a better rate of exchange in Turkey | ID | ID DF | 494,614 |
The Wendy girl will live longer than you; the Never bird will live longer than you; the wayward thing will be taken to wife (unlike you, who will never be taken to wife ), and she too will live longer than you. Shoot her down, shoot her down, you say. And down comes the Wendy bird, and down comes the Peter bird to say who has done this? And you're shut up in your little house again, and all around you, the various fairy birds a-dying, a-falling away from the Neverland, hanging cocoon corpses in Never trees for the Never worm, for the Never bees. | LY | LY PO | 611,407 |
say your prayers and swear another sin All over you But maybe I'll be over you as you're over me If you're the supernova -- I'm the stars on the sea Because I'm all over you Yes, like yesterday's news All over you The End Of The Tape The end of the tape Nothing to say The last escape My last free day Little things that stick Tiny scabs to pick It fell from the sky In the water supply The end of the tape Pillage, plunder and rape Away | LY | LY SL | 704,923 |
football away from Charlie Brown over and over. I have no illusions that the influence of money is restricted to the gop. Many big money folks have invested heavily in democrats - they weren't born yesterday (a few big gop donors aside). I understand that they think of the so-called entitlements (read: earned benefits) as the Amazon River of money that they want a piece of desperately. I am all too aware that BHO appointed the cat food commission to solve this terrible deficit emergency that isn't an emergency, except that it is defined so by the right. I am not optimistic, and I will be pleasantly surprised if the negotiations begin from a position of strength. if the President would hold townhalls when he hits the road to gin up public support. Let him answer some of the tough questions about entitlement cuts instead of just highlighting his easy political position of raising taxes on the wealthy. A repeat of 2010 is not impossible. All we need is a repeat of '09-'10. It's time for the President to use the bully pulpit, rally the public, aim high and settle for nothing short of a solid victory. Purging predominantly minority voters and requiring them to present IDs to vote in the face of VIRTUALLY NON-EXISTENT VOTER FRAUD is RACISM! I hereby declare all consenting Republicans RACISTS until they stand up and object to these practices! what happens to the debt ceiling and unemployment extensions? Do we lose on those if | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 233,897 |
religiously to observe the respect due to nations and sovereign powers: but I have made it a still more sacred rule to respect the truth, and the interests of the human race. If among the base flatterers of despotic power, my principles meet with opponents, I shall have on my side the virtuous man, the friend of the laws, the man of probity, and the true citizen. I should prefer the alternative of total silence, were I not at liberty in my writings to obey the dictates of my conscience. By my pen lies under no restraint, and I am incapable of prostituting it to flattery. I was born in a country of which liberty is the soul, the treasure, and the fundamental law; and my birth qualifies me to be the friend of all nations. These favourable circumstances have encouraged me in the attempt to render myself useful to mankind by this work. I felt conscious of my deficiency in knowledge and abilities: I saw that I was undertaking an arduous task; but I shall rest satisfied if that class of readers whose opinions are entitled to respect, discover in my labours the traces of the honest man and the good citizen. 11 . Note 2 on Pufendorf's Law of Nature and Nations, book ii. chap. 3, 23. I have not been able to procure Budus's work from which I suspect that Barbeyrac derived this idea of the Law of Nations. 12 . If it were not more | IN | IN | 512,427 |
for use with food. Follow manufacturers' instructions Household cling film in the microwave don't let it touch the food during microwave cooking as it melts at a low temperature leave a corner of the dish uncovered to allow the steam to escape. This reduces the risk of the film being blown off and settling on to the food Meat in trays and commercial wrap meat can be safely frozen in the tray and wrap, but thaw at a cool temperature. Migration of DEHA increases with heating in contact with a fatty food. Re-using plastic containers re-use plastic containers that are food compatible, in the way the original food was presented. For example, you can freeze food in ice-cream containers but don't heat them in the microwave -- they were designed for use on cold food some types of plastics are not microwave proof as they melt at moderate temperatures eg, margarine containers. Canned food avoid food or drink from dented food cans. Supermarket checkout bags don't heat food in supermarket checkout bags use the bags right-side-in so that food does not contact printing ink standard types of supermarket checkout bags can be used in the fridge or freezer. | IN | IN IB | 1,752,931 |
Obama wins an election. I just don't get that. How good of an American are you if you are only willing to be one when its easy? Aren't we supposed to be the underdog? Aren't we the scrappy fighters that just outworks everyone else and wins? If so, then GET TO WORK!!! So if you are one of those idiots that want to secede from the country because a man lost the election last week, I pity you. I pity that one lousy election was enough for you to give up on America. I pity the fact that this great nation doesn't mean terribly much to you. Think about it, there was far more on the line in 1776 when our Founders laid their lives on that line by signing the Declaration of Independence -- treason!! -- to form our union. Listen to our national anthem and think about how our nation struggled for its very survival at the battle of Baltimore in 1814. Our nation had more riding on one man in 1861 when President Lincoln steered the country through the Civil War. And the elections of 1936 and 1940 had a whole lot more riding on it considering the nation was still in the Great Depression at a time when the world was facing the menace that was Nazi Germany. I'm sorry, but our grandfathers and fathers, brothers, sisters and friends did not fight and spill blood in foreign lands so we can flippantly decide to renounce our | OP | OP OB | 625,504 |
How to improve your writing skills First impressions have a big impact on writing. Readers should WANT to read your work, so it better make a good first impression. Make sure your essay has a purpose, good structure and is error free! Keep in mind that readers don't know what's going on in your head; make sure your ideas are clearly written. Here's acronym that can help: CAR ( conceive , author , revise ). C: Conceive Conceiving your work means looking at the big picture. It is important to generate some sort of plan before you actually put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard). What is your subject? Who is your audience? What do they know about your topic? What is your take on the subject/assigned thesis? How do you intend to prove your thesis? . A: Author Using the plan you developed during the conception stage, start writing your paper. Introduction Your introduction serves many purposes, but it should rarely be longer than four to six lines. A good way to formulate an introduction is to grab the reader's attention, introduce your topic, present your opinion and briefly outline what you will be discussing. Body The body is the filling of your essay; this is where you will present your main points and back them up. Each of your body paragraphs should: Introduce the point of the paragraph. Offer proof to support your point (with references cited appropriately). Relate your point back to your thesis. Offer some | HI | HI HT | 642,306 |
and Hazard have shown an ability to play from the wing, and both are great crossers for RVP/Fellaini. Kompany has no business in a "Team of the Season so far", he's been pretty **** this season so far. Agree with the OP, bar Shawcross and Begovic maybe. Cech's been pretty impressive so far. May put Demba Ba instead of Surez there. Generally, this team doesn't look as strong as earlier PL top #11s imo. Don't think that a top #11 from Serie A or the Bundesliga would be that much weaker nowadays, let alone La Liga. When you start doing line ups like this, you realise just how hard it is to fit Fellaini in. Unless you are going to play him just in behind a striker, then there isn't any use having him in your lin eup because he is nowhere near as effective there. The problem is, in that same hole you could go for a Mata or Cazorla like player, or more even potent, you could have Suarez alongside RVP with the two switching around. Fellaini is a top class player and so effective, but I wonder how the top teams would fit him into their system, considering he is a somewhat unique advanced midfielder. Perhaps I should have named the thread, Best 11 players. Instead of best Team. Nothing really to do with a Team, nor how well players would work in certain postitions, just 11 players as individuals, who's excelled etc.. Last edited by Anfield | ID | ID DF | 646,236 |
of the results are downright hilarious. I spent a good part of a day pouring over the pages of this book. There are categories for science ficton novels, romance novels, plain-jane fiction, detective stories, "It was a dark and stormy night" stories, you name it, it's probably in here in some shape or form. Because the entrys are short, this is one book that can very easily be finished in one sitting, whether you're riding in the car, or flying your hang-glider. The artwork that goes along with the book is nice, too. If I were you, I'd hunt down these books with the same enthusiasm that a headhunter would go after Mr. Potatohead. | IP | IP DS | 468,401 |
Post navigation Listen to a Londoner (x2): Henry Cruickshank and Jess Luper Meet Henry and Jess. (Nope, as much as they look like brother and sister, they're not related!) Together, they write the creative London Living blog which celebrates its one year anniversary on December 1. Here they tell us about their favourite blog posts over the past year, what this new E20 East Village neighbourhood is all about and some of their recommendations for food and drink away from London's tourist traps. LLO: Are you both originally from London? If not, where are you from, how long have you been here and what brought you here? H&J: Jess is from 'the borders of London'; a classy enclave you may otherwise know as the setting for TOWIE. She has, however, thankfully gradually migrated along the Central Line to become a slightly less orange resident of Dalston, where she has now lived for the last five years. Henry originally grew up on army bases around the UK and Germany, and has consequently since suffered a crisis of identity. He also now resides in North-East London (not on an army base). We both work in marketing as bloggers and social media gurus, out of our office in Soho. LLO: How do you define the new E20 neighbourhood, the East Village? Tell us a bit about it and how it's changed and developed since the Olympics. What's the plan for 2013? H&J: It's been absolutely incredible being a part of East Village 's | SP | SP IT | 3,033,387 |
occurred, please try again","hideDetailsDefault":"Hide availability and delivery details","priceLabel":["Price:","Price For Both:","Price For All Three:"],"preorder":["Pre-order this item","Pre-order both items","Pre-order all three items"]}} More About the Author Product Description Review 'As powerful a condemnation of imperialism as has ever been written' --The Observer 'Once experienced, it is hard to let Heart of Darkness go. A masterpiece of surprise, of expression and psychological nuance, of fury at colonial expansion and of how men make the least of life... endlessly readable and worthy of rereading' --The Telegraph --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition. Book Description 'One of the most compelling and influential works of English literature in the last century' - Independent --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition. Some readers seem to have difficulty with this short novel. It's certainly not easy reading (Conrad never is, though I love his prose style), but is a challenging, thought-provoking and highly absorbing character study. The journey is as much into a mind breaking down as it is a physical journey down the Congo River. I found it richly rewarding (both the 1st time and when I read it again recently). It probably says more, in a short space, than any other novel about human existence, civilization and human excesses (with the possible exception of "The Fall" by Albert Camus). Powerful stuff - if you like a strong poison then try it (and then check out Conrad's great full-length novels: "Lord Jim", "Nostromo" and "Under Western Eyes"). This review is specifically about the Kindle | IP | IP DS | 355,086 |
As of version 5.3 * Check if PHP_SELF includes full directory of shop.php, if not insert it. Used by lookback only configuration (untested) * Remove SEO link that appears in the more images popup. Its not visible but its there. * Create option of passive mode for FTP (untested). * Merged up mod to cube cart 3.0.10 files. As of version 5.4 * Merged up mod to cube cart 3.0.11 files. As of version 5.5 * Merged up mod to cube cart 3.0.12 files. As of version 5.6 * Merged up mod to cube cart 3.0.13 files. As of version 5.7 * Don't rewrite urls if in the secure part of the cart, solves issues with shared SSL. * Merged up mod to cube cart 3.0.14 files. As of version 6.0 * Copyright link (unlicensed seo mod) will now toggle between promoting the SEO website and the Buy Searcher online shopping directory. * Option to override the meta title for sitedocs, categories and products. * Option to use your own keywords within the URLs using the custom URL feature. * Merged up mod to cube cart 3.0.15 files. As of version 6.1 * Copyright link (unlicensed seo mod) will now advertise some websites. * Fixed buy button not working in some servers when using lookback or php generated server configurations. * Fixed google base product links when using lookback server configurations. * Merged up mod to cube cart 3.0.16 files. As of version 6.2 * Merged up mod to cube | ID | ID DF | 3,710,333 |
the Year. Richard B. Wright?s work has beenpublished in Canada, the US and the UK to outstanding reviews. He lives in St.Catharines, Ontario, with his wife, Phyllis. | IP | IP DS | 66,760 |
right arm by rotating your right hip forward to power your punch - punch 'up' with your fist, keeping your elbow close to your body as you punch and bent about 90 degrees (imagine you are aiming for under your opponent's chin). Return to guard, and then quickly do an uppercut with your left arm. HOOK Next, perform a hook with your right arm. Bend your elbow 90 degrees, turning your fist palm down, and bring your arm shoulder height and parallel to the floor. This punch comes around from the side and 'strikes' about a foot in front of your chin (imagine this punch is aimed at the side of your opponent's head). Return to guard, and quickly throw a hook with your left arm. DUCK Bring your arms back to guard, and then quickly squat down, bending your knees and sitting back into your hips, keeping your back straight and chest lifted. Quickly standing up again. Do two times in a row. Speed bag drill This cardio toner targets your biceps, shoulders and those dreaded bat wings on the backs of the arm. Plus, it'll help you build speed and coordination. To do: Stand with your feet hip-width apart, arms 90 degrees, hands in fists in front of your chin. Circle your fists around each other as fast as you can (as if you were hitting a speed bag with the edge of your fists each time). Do this for 30 seconds in one direction, and then reverse | HI | HI HT | 18,611 |
nationals had had the Mexican consulate notified. They were subsequently tried, convicted, condemned to death. The Mexicans took this to the World Court. The World Court ordered us to have all of these cases reviewed. Interestingly, even though the individuals had exhausted their state law remedies, the -- with this order, this was the first challenge for Secretary Rice as secretary of State, in February of 2005. And she persuaded the president that we had to comply with the World Court's order, even though it was contrary to state law. And so the president, even being a former governor of Texas, and even though his mailbag was running terribly against reviewing all of these cases, ordered -- issued an order in February 2005 to have the -- all these cases in Texas and California reviewed and reconsidered. Texas then challenged their former governor. Said he lacked the power, under the Constitution, to do that. We defended the president's decision all the way up to the Supreme Court. And sadly, in 2008, the Supreme Court then struck down our effort to comply with international law, saying the president -- while it's true that there were some international law obligations, they didn't dispute that, they said the president lacks the power, under his foreign affairs authority, to order compliance contrary to state law. So we had actually worked all the way up to the Supreme Court, even when it was very difficult and contrary to popular opinion, to comply with the order | SP | SP TA | 3,231,326 |
that could have gone wrong has gone wrong. We have seen a rise in fuel costs for transporting animals, and in the cost of feed. There has been bad weather; the potato crop is going wrong and pig farming is going wrong -- everything is going wrong and farmers are battling with the elements. We are talking about herds of cattle that have been raised by generations of farmers, and when a herd is slaughtered, that lifeline can never be regained. The contribution of such herds to the rural economy should not be underestimated, and they will be lost and gone for ever. I would like the House to unite to show that we care for the loss suffered by farmers, and that we recognise that this broader wildlife and countryside issue goes to the heart of the rural economy and farming in this country. I have the honour of representing two livestock marts -- that in Thirsk is the largest, or joint-largest, fatstock mart in the country. Farmers who produce those animals live in fear of one rogue beast coming into the herd. My hon. Friend is right to stress the human effects of the difficulties in which farmers now find themselves. Robert Davies , a farmer in my constituency , is an owner-occupier who has a closed herd on one farm. Over the past few years it has been shut for months on the trot, and nearly 400 animals have been tested every 60 days. Just imagine the | ID | ID DF | 476,316 |
said to wield almost complete authority, either directly or through manipulation of Libya's socialist-style committees. The government controls the media and the judiciary and there is no right to a fair public trial. Political parties and trade unions are banned. Freedom of speech, press, assembly, association and religion are restricted. Although oil revenues and a small population give Libya one of the highest per capita GDPs in Africa, the government's mismanagement of the economy has led to high inflation and increased import prices, fueling discontent. U.S. interests: Since the 1990s, Libya has been changing from a U.S. adversary on the Mediterranean Basin -- subject to international sanctions -- to a potential partner in counterterror, nuclear nonproliferation and energy development. After the 9/11 attacks on the United States, the warming trend has accelerated. Gadhafi -- who has also been a target for Islamist extremists -- rushed to become a partner in the U.S. war on terrorism, and distanced Libya from its own past as a sponsor of such acts of political violence. Libya also renounced its pursuit of nuclear weapons, leading the U.S. to restore diplomatic ties. Libya has nearly 44 billion barrels in proven oil reserves, and probably much more. Since U.S. and U.N. sanctions were lifted, major oil companies from the U.S. and elsewhere have started investing in the sector. Politics on the ground: Morocco is a constitutional monarchy with an elected parliament. The monarch holds vast executive powers, including the ability to dissolve parliament at will. Executive power | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 29,504 |
but it's going to be judged on the same standards that we were judged on; i.e., are you seeking to save the lives of 40,000 people or not? BELLINGER: And very briefly on the ICC. Yes, excellent question, and this is in fact the big discussion right now. David's written a paper on the things that President Obama can do. (Inaudible) -- he hasn't even begun yet. I think it again shows the people aren't in place. But he will almost definitely have a warmer relationship in tone, go to more of the meetings, the assembly of state parties. I would actually predict that he will so-called "re-sign" the Rome Statute as a sort of a symbolic undoing of the Bush administration step. I think he will provide more cooperation with the prosecutor in more cases. These -- the latter few were some things that we began in our second term with Secretary Rice's direction that support the referral of the Darfur situation to the prosecutor and (offer ?) help. TOOBIN: Let's just do these two questions right here -- this gentleman and this woman over here -- and then we'll be done. QUESTIONER: Donald Shriver. What is the current status and the possible future of the U.N. discussion of the responsibility to protect, indeed, vulnerable populations within the bounds of a certain country? MR. : Just quickly? TOOBIN: Quickly. Very quickly. MR. : A large paper just issued a couple of months ago by the U.N. Special Representative on | SP | SP TA | 3,231,326 |
current agreement. That's if you don't count Scott Glennie , Brenden Dillon , or Reilly Smith like Capgeek does, and there's really no reason why you should count any of them at the moment. The Stars have extended qualifying offers to Benn, Larsen, Bachman, Garbutt, Wandell and Fistric on this list, and the sum total of all of that, with Jamie Benn getting the lions share of the bigger money, could come out to anywhere between $10-13 million dollars. We could debate who will get what until we're blue in the face (or green?), but for brevity let's say Benn will get about $5 million (just taking a stab in the dark here) and then fill in the rest from there. This brings us to somewhere in the neighborhood of $48 million committed to 11 forwards, 6 defensemen, and two goaltenders. From there the Stars would need to add two or three forwards and a defenseman. A good one. How much do they commit on top of that? How much can their owner afford to commit? Tom Gaglardi has given no indications of a ceiling thus far on the budget - Only that he wants to improve the roster if it makes sense and betters the team for the future. So let us, for the sake of this argument, assume that the only real limitation is fear of the new CBA and a cap rollback. Mike Heika has said he believes the Stars think they might be able to take | NARRATIVE | NA SR | 2,180 |
blocking it. You may also need to authorize the Pi to access the folder. Try SMB first. If that works, move to NFS. You might need to setup a config for NFS, it can be a bit complicated. First of all, i thank you both. SMB is now working. I had to activate the guest mode and voila, it works. I dont know why he does not ask, but now it works. I don't know nothing about the guest user, so i don't know how this is tooo "dangerous" to let it activated ( only read rights, no write permission. and only for the "media things" so its ok i hoipe), but at the moment, i am happy to have SMB. I check your link about NFS tomorrow and if this works, i don't need smb anymore. | ID | ID DF | 3,022,783 |
more. There are lots of recipes out there, but his is my personal fav for parties because it's sweet and kind of accessible, even for those who aren't big on "healthy" stuff: General advice would be to focus on making things you feel comfortable cooking. Your first time cooking for thanksgiving isn't really the best time to try new stuff! I always write out a cooking schedule for myself and post it on the fridge for a major holiday. It's a little obsessive, but I find that if I do that my dinner goes more smoothly. I write down what time each dish needs to go into the oven, at what temp, what time it should come out. I even write down stuff like what time to put water in the glasses or open the wine. That way I don't forget things and I can make sure I leave plenty of time for everything. I also lay out all my serving bowls/plates/spoons/etc in advance so there's no scrambling to find a dish at the last minute. Set the table in advance too. And check your baking dishes to make sure they'll fit in the oven together too! I threw a party once where I intended to put a baking pan and a casserole dish in at the same time and didn't realize until I went to do it that they didn't fit. Oops. Have a couple light snacks on hand for guests while you finish cooking--you don't want anything to | ID | ID QA | 3,273,743 |
Related Items Fauna Verbeek, riding King Arthur, says the Horses for Healing scheme has played a crucial role in her coping with depression. A scheme which uses horses to help people with mental illness gain confidence and relief has been put out to grass. Horses for Healing has operated in Whangarei for six years but a lack of funding has forced the volunteer-run group into recess, as of Friday. It was a sad day for the beneficiaries of the scheme and the tutors who have struggled to keep it going while the small stream of grants that literally fed the horses dried up. The volunteer-run service is free to users. Trustee Cathy McColl said Horses for Healing could no longer afford to pay rent to Whangarei Riding for the Disabled for its Barge Park facilities. Two of the trust's horses would be taken "home" and the third, which has been on loan from RDA, would stay at Barge Park. It was well documented that horses mirrored people's moods and picked up on body language and anxieties, Ms McColl said. Some Horses for Healing clients were very ill and were brought to the riding centre from the mental health unit at Whangarei Hospital or from community facilities. Others were "fully functioning" people but with a degree of depression or anxiety. Through interacting with the horses, clients who were not comfortable communicating with other people often gained an insight into their own behaviour and mood. The scheme offered a usually weekly respite | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 1,767,915 |
make a difference! Portfolio: topleftdesign.com Twitter: @topleftdesign How Did You Get Into the Web Design Industry? I was at university, studying graphic design and visual communication. It was way back in 1996, when the internet had practically only just been invented! Well perhaps I exaggerate a bit. But I entered the Royal Society of Art Student Design Competition, which is a nationwide contest. I did an animation/"virtual world" project, and my submission won first prize. The prize was work experience with Pearson Entertainment Group -- and I got to work at The Financial Times, Penguin Books, and Future Publishing, over the course of 3 months. It was at Penguin Books where I learned to design and build sites and learned HTML -- as we were making a microsite for each book. So, that's how I first started in website design! As soon as I graduated from university, I applied for a job at a company to be a website designer, and I got a call the same day. I had an interview that week and they offered me a job on the spot. The experience I had by then was very valuable, so it was quite easy to get my first "real" job as a website designer. Do You Think There is a Lack of Female Web Designers? Over the years, I have noticed when I have recruited that there are more guys applying than girls. And I have to say I do like to have women working in the | SP | SP IT | 3,259,252 |
is tricky. A relation was approached at work to explain what his 17 year old daughter had psoted on Facebook -- he had no idea! But it had an impact. Yes, for many the job has disappeared or moved away. I was a highly qualified proof of concept creator (software/hardware) in a University -- no more money! So I get to be overqualified and no proper focus. But, as you infer "It is what it is, and it doesn't matter if you did everything right before. Now is now. I took the advice and immediately formed my own LLC and have been scraping by, and it it is rough out there to be sure. On the side, I'm still here! My feeling is to build interesting things, advertise them *tastefully*, and network, network, network. It's a marathon to be sure -- just don't give up! Question, do you feel social media is required -- or a waste of time? It does sap a lot of time from polishing the core service. #5 sounded like they had the izm (retardizm) when trying to word this. Your asking for to much money so they give an example of someone asking for 30K when they made 70K but they won't hire them anyway? very confusing. While I agree with many of your comments here, I don't agree this one is fully the problem of the job hunter. I agree salaries are getting lower these days. I'm encountering people that will stop talking to | OP | OP AV | 10,602 |
on ruedutango.fr . Then, from June 9 to July 6, comes another summer biggie -- the Festival of Marseille -- given over mainly to contemporary dance but also including music and theatre. Performers show up from all over the planet, not least, this year, from Japan. Manga pioneer Osamu Tezuka is the subject of a perhaps unexpected stage show, featuring dance, video and, we are assured, calligraphy. Elsewhere, Strindberg gets a dance re-working by the Swedish Ballet Cullberg and Sasha Waltz and guests re-visit Schubert. Details, venues and tickets on www.festivaldemarseille.com . The Old Port covers itself in a certain amount of pomp from June 14-17 when dozens of traditional sail-ships turn up for the Voiles du Vieux Port regatta (www.voilesduvieuxport.com). This is a fine chance to get to grips with a more graceful form of sea-faring -- or, at least, to see how others do it. The following two Thursdays and Fridays -- June 21 and 22, 28 and 29 -- boast free outdoor concerts at the Parc Bagatelle. Musique Bagatelle (www.mairie-marseille.fr) lays on classical fare on the first two nights, jazz on the second two -- all of a high standard and all for free. But there's competition across town for the above jazz events from the electro, rock and hip-hop thrashing of Marseille's first Rock Island Festival (June 28-July 1, www.marseille-rockisland.fr ). This will be colonising the Entrecasteaux fort (that's the top bit of the St Nicolas fort, near the Old Port) with a diet of live | NARRATIVE | NA TB | 155,157 |
whales. We are hoping to see more whales and adele and emperor penguins when we get to Antarctica. Q5: The elephant seals sometimes play fight and look like they are eating each other but they aren't. However, there is always a male elephant seal who wants to be the boss of the beach and have the most girlfriends, so he will fight off other males by biting them. Q7: Today it is 1 degree. The air is certainly getting colder as we venture south. Thanks for following the voyage room 16. Special love and hugs over the seas to Kate xx Question from: Matilda to: Someone else dated: 20 Feb Question: Hi Chistine Thank you for coming to Ohope Beach school. What animals have you seen the last days Are you well or freezing, today it has been sunny but other days it has been cold and raining. What has been the best thing so far? From Matilda Harbour road Ohope Answer: Hi Matilda, We have seen huge elephant seals, millions of penguins, killer whales, giant petrels and albatross. One of the beaches was just FULL of penguins. The penguins came up to us as though they weren't scared of people and they wanted us to give them a pat. It has been between and 8 and 12 degrees and I have been wearing warm clothing and water proof jacket and trousers. The best thing so far has been watching the penguins swim in the water. Thank you for writing | ID | ID QA | 1,775,182 |
often happens. And in the midst of this very personal journey, this very personal encounter with God breathing life into these dry bones, I was asked the question several times over: "But what is it really like...underneath the veil, beyond the video trailer, the postcard and the website? What's it really like?" And the honest answer is, it's messy. It's messy for those of us in North America. And it's messy throughout our international federation. It just is. Life in community always is. It's worthwhile, absolutely, but let's be honest, life in community is hard. I remember returning from Kolkata seven years ago. Months later, I picked up Shane Claiborne's "The Irresistible Revolution," which had just been released. It resonated in some deep ways -- not least of which because his stories of adventures in India resonated so deeply with my own. It made me wonder what it was about white North American evangelicals that requires us to go hang out with a bunch of Catholic nuns to hear the voice of God anew. And it reminded me of the messiness of community. That the long, slow, hard, work of being in community with one another is the long, slow, hard, work of dying to self. Of putting others at the centre. Of putting others' needs before mine. And that's not always easy. Ego creeps in, selfishness, all of it. Yet in the midst of community, as we grow more deeply in relationship with God and one another, we're caught | OP | OP RS | 444,639 |
lose your titles as Australia's GREAT investigative journalists. Imagine Oakes, Grattan, Marr n Farr Kettle, Coorey, Latham etc will all become elite investigative journalists of the highest order. There will not be a scam thought of that is not pinned on Blewitt. They will be on the first plane (1st class) to Asia trolling the bars and nightspots of ill-repute to prove Blewitt is involved in all types of sexual deviancy. Ralph Blewitt Mark May / John Poelwyk.. Yes Bill Ludwig is the boss calling the shots. Now I'm only going to say this once. I will report to the Victorian Police Fraud Squad with my Lawyer Mr Robert Galbally..I will make a statement telling the Truth to the best of my recollection about the AWU Workplace Reform Association /slush fund that I Bruce Wilson & Julia Gillard set up in WA and answer all and any questions asked as honestly as I can. And let the cards fall where they may. To those of you that have offered words of support Thank you. 4 hours ago Like 19 Ralph Blewitt Martin Reynolds I'm not after hero status.I made a decision a few weeks back that I would own up to being a part of the fraud. It's been bouncing around in my head for a long time. And I made my decision for these reasons. Michael Smith and Glen Milne lost there jobs because Julia Gillard used her position to shut down this story..that's an abuse of | SP | SP IT TA | 614,074 |
were. But VBs strength back in its home in Victoria, and I think the other states, was always in packaged beer. Blokes drinking after work with their mates. That's where they've lost the real market share. Though I agree with your conclusion. They won't get many of their old fans back; and they'll probably keep losing the ones who stuck around - except for maybe Russell Crowe. Good move Not sold that it will shift current brand trajectory Other brands like Carlton Draught, Pure Blonde and Corona will need to start selling some volume in package outside of VIC to pick up the cost of this change Or is the strategy to hold wholesale price but reduce discounts in the independents? 'Amusing to me' does raise a valid point. Patts, or Clems i guess now, appeared to drive the redefining of the 'new' man which gave us Kebab, eating the coat of arms (ads i liked) plus the getting rid of everything they basically are presenting of what the brand needs to go back to And VB Midstrength Lager was the brain child of this team Erasmus you seem to be close to all the work done and might be able to help explain the move back to what was changed To all the people who are going to get on here and go on about "they should never have got rid of the old 'you can get it ...' campaign", just remember this - it was as that campaign | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,313,547 |
recovered. His fingerprints - which had been taken a year previously when he was accused of criminal damage but released without charge after the real culprit confessed - matched those on some of the letters. After his arrest it was discovered that the letters bearing his fingerprints were posted by him . He was released, and then had to campaign to have his DNA data removed from the National DNA Database. Time and again individuals have been fired from jobs, or failed to get jobs, because of errors in the Criminal Records Bureau database . They have been stigmatised as criminals, even to the extent of being falsely branded as sex offenders, because of database failings. This sort of mistake might seem rare, but it is going to become increasingly common. Police cars are being fitted with fingerprint scanners , and it seems to be only a matter of time before they can even check DNA on the spot . Systems will make mistakes, and procedures will go wrong. The victims of the benign database state are those who aren't treated in accordance with the intended rules, but are at the wrong end of breakdowns in data accuracy, procedural rules or system errors. Under a benign government, it's not the intended surveillance that makes victims of innocent people, but the errors. So why do I fear the idea of a database state, even when I have "nothing to hide"? Well, I do have things to hide. Everyone has things to | IP | IP PA | 3,073,589 |
followed. Now the warrior wanted to move on to the next logical step. She wanted to bond for life with this woman who had made such a difference in her life, the woman who had indeed saved her from spending eternity in Tartarus. Now all she had to do was find the perfect words to make her intentions known. Back and forth, about six paces in each direction, back and forth. Ephiny watched with great amusement as her friend paced. "Nervous?" The Regent asked with a smile. The warrior looked up. A little shaky, a little nauseous, and not at all amused that all she could do was nod her head yes. "You shouldn?t be. You?ve been waiting for this day for so long. Soon you will be the consort to the Amazon Queen and hearts will break all over the Amazon Nation." "Why?" The warrior asked and continued pacing , while pulling on bonding attire that felt as if it were choking the life out of her. "Come on. The two most desired women in the nation are bonding with each other. There will be women flinging themselves into volcano?s tonight." Xena smiled weakly and continued, back and forth. Back and forth, about six paces in each direction, back and forth. Xena could hear the boards of the porch creak under her heavy footsteps. Toris just leaned against a post and smiled at his sister. ?Some warrior?, he thought as he watched her. "Would you relax? Everything will be | LY | LY OL | 66,010 |
I've seen him drinking there sitting all alone hoping and praying that his true love will come home never once, never twice every time she took his breath away every day, every space, every silence he'll say "she's all I have" as if there is anything capable of altering the sway of his heart bring out the gun and shoot me if i'm lying to you oh god I would not bet against him giving his all, completely genuine and oh lord well i've seen him drinking there sitting all alone hoping and praying that his true love will come home end, I was just cowardly I know there are no prizes for changing and doubt, iI made a meal of it and hate was always mine for the taking an eggshell past I'm schtum with shame oh god and his humour a bullet scratched revealed my name loaded for the future face up the backbone and brain don't lace up suspicion of pain won't serve you right the wind turns ill rapes the heart and blinds the will wish you were in love with my nervous tissue heaven preserve us ideas will eat as vultures die lets go forth and multiply such crap fell from a hundred lips in spite i know a history will start to come but boy memories override you're just a bit too eager for martyrdom a worthless man is one who weeps get up and running resist he can and scars he'll keep and | LY | LY SL | 276,708 |
about 3 or 4 more 20 pound per hour in my home based drum studio. Also available for session work live or recording. Call Chris on 07765861119 We are currently a female-fronted \"Post-Hardcore\" band looking for a creative second guitarist. If you want to be part of creating our sound, and have the ability to infuse metal-style guitar melodies and techniques here and there, then feel free to email/telephone. Our influences include Rise Against, Thrice, Comeback Kid and Strung Out. 39 year old bassist, looking to form a band . just want to jam with other musos and see where it takes us. into,floyd,roses,who,mondays,real people, indie,rock. have studio,practice rooms in stockport.own gear,tronsport. knowledge? Young established Manchester based singer/songwriter looking for very tight band or musicians who are serious about the music business. Played some quality venues, had some great reviews and now wants to take it to the next level. Totally committed to succeeding in the music business. Already has gig contacts and promo team You should be 18 ? 23 into musicianship, indie music and really want to go for it. I play guitar so I would prefer 4 piece with keyboard but maybe 3 piece would work Feb 3, 08 Manchester Bass Player wants Band experienced bass player looking for band ive been playing bass for about 11 years now, i left my previous band some months ago and am now very bored and itching to get back into a band. i play mostly rock/ funk/ metal styles, | ID | ID OF RR | 110,378 |
the reissue of the Pete Townshend/Ronnie Lane collaboration album 'Rough Mix', the best-selling boxed set 'The Faces: Five Guys Walk Into A Bar', and ex-Faces member Ian McLagan's tribute CD to Lane, 'Spiritual Boy'. The Faces were one of the great rock bands of the seventies. They had the charismatic frontman Rod Stewart (who would later go on to superstardom) and guitarist Ron Wood (who has spent the last three decades with the Rolling Stones), but they also had founding member Ronnie Lane, who--just as the Faces were at the peak of their success--left the band in 1973 to pursue a solo career. Unfortunately, in 1977 Lane was diagnosed with MS, which severely restricted his music career from that point on. He died from complications of the disease in 1997. During his post-Faces career, Lane only recorded four studio albums along with the 1977 collaboration with Pete Townshend, ROUGH MIX. Ronnie's music is hard to pigeonhole: It borrows from rock and roll, folk, country and English music hall. His bands often included fiddle, dobro, accordion, piano and mandolin--all to wonderful effect. While Lane's albums have been available (mostly through the U.K.'s New Millennium Communications label), this is the first compilation made for the U.S. market. The release date comes on the heels of what would have been Lane's sixtieth birthday last April 1. It begins with his debut 1973 single "How Come" (which peaked at #11 in the U.K.) and covers all five of his studio albums through 1980's SEE | IP | IP DS | 18,085 |
is -- does the FIA actually check parts that have been replaced on the car mid-race, to ensure that the car complied with the rules, or just take it on trust that the teams aren't playing games with heavier parts? The car has to go through full technical checks at the end of the race. knoxploration Reply: October 10th, 2009 at 7:48 pm Well, I'm still uncertain on this from your replies, but I ought to take the time to read the rules myself and confirm. Certainly, one hopes that this includes inspecting any parts that were removed from the car and replaced mid-race. 15. Posted By: Graham Bell Date: October 6th, 2009 @ 10:24 pm Vettel is 16 behind, but loses on countback with a draw, you can't get 17 points from two races in F1 so Vettel effectively needs an 18-point overhaul on Button with a 10-place grid drop (also behind KERS cars) likely to be in the mix for him as well. Vettel may finish ahead of Barrichello when all is said and done but for me the title is realistically between the two Brawn drivers. If I were Rubens I'd hope for rain. As a Brit but principally a fan of the sport I'd take a well deserved victory for Rubens at home with a championship clinch from Button. I think Graham is talking about the best case scenario for Vettel, in which Button takes zero points from now on. Vettel cannot aquire for himself 17 | NARRATIVE | NA SR | 531,085 |
Openwriting Web magazine features a feast of words from regular columnists, U3A writers and other authors. Every day there is something new to read in Openwriting. ...He and Arthur had had much in common. Arthur had been so far removed from his family in Sussex that he had now acquired a small plot of land in a rainswept churchyard in Yorkshire. Not really fair, when he had been hoping for a plantation in the Indies with dusky maidens willing to roll his cigar upon their inner thighs... Emma Cookson continues her must-read novel of romance and revenge set in the 19th Century. Harry Simms sat in the church where he had been married five months before and reflected upon the coffin that lay on the bier before the altar. Paying for Arthur?s funeral was the least he could do. Obadiah Frost and Squire Barnstaple occupied the pew behind him and, despite the solemnity of the occasion, the Squire was making no attempt to regulate his flatulence. Mungo Ransome sat alone behind them and Ezekiel and Ezra from the hall were at the back of the church to make up the numbers. St David?s was cold and damp. The day was grey and the air a wet mist. Squire Barnstaple, in his role as Coroner, had once again been obliging. Mind you, the facts were straight forward enough. The Honourable Arthur Petty had visited his old friend Harry Simms, had too much to drink, and fallen from his horse into the | NARRATIVE | NA MA | 194,061 |
Follow request sent! Hi i have a very stubborn 19mth old who will not go to sleep in her cot, I have to cuddle her to sleep in the lounge room till shes asleep, but she wont go to sleep till at lest 10pm or even 11pm , I need to get her to sleep earlier and in her own cot i need some help what to do. thanks. Follow request sent! My little girl is a bit the same. She was great up untill about 18 months, I would give her a bottle and she would go straight to bed. Then I would let her sleep in my arms and put her to bed now she sleeps on the lounge and I put her to bed. Daytime sleeps are the same. I either put a video on (only just started watching really...pooh bear & tiger) and she sleeps or I drive in the car. Today was first day at daycare and as soon as sleep time came she had enough and they rang. So I'm no help, sorry, but I feel in the same position. The other half suggested growth spurt which could be a possibility. Follow request sent! Is it teeth can bonjela help.Is she getting cold. does she have a night light. Does she have her friends teddy, dolly, tigger. Does she have mobiles. Its getting time for a pillow. Does she have some devices. My grandaughter has a toy that she can turn on for music | ID | ID DF | 583,895 |
there any disadvantages to [McGill??s] donor-centric system? MW: I think a very good, mature organization will want to be donor-centric because if you??re not donor-centric, [philanthropy] becomes all about just a transaction ? It??s about building relationships, and then people will be very accommodating ? and want to do it out of their own good will ? So I think we need to be donor-centric, otherwise we won??t achieve where we want to go. Donor centricity starts off with listening to what the donor might or might not want to do, trying to make the connection with the priorities of the university, finding ways to somehow make sure that those parts fit nicely together, and then??beyond just accepting the ultimate so-called proverbial cheque?? it??s what do we do after all that. LD: I guess a lot of your job relies on the confidence of the donors. How did McGill Leaks affect the confidence of the donors in that respect? DC: I think we did a pretty good job ? of getting information out to our donor community right away. As soon as we heard about it we got information out to our donors, we followed up more specifically with any donors whose files may have been affected ? I don??t think we lost a single penny of donations because of that??if anything we had a real appreciation from our donor alumni communities that we were so upfront with the information, and didn??t hold anything back. Write for News If you | SP | SP IT | 3,350,209 |
trade industry who recognise the benefits minimum pricing can bring -- saving lives and reducing crime. "Since 45p was first proposed as the minimum price 18 months ago, we have seen inflation of around five per cent. A minimum price of 50p takes this into account and will achieve a similar level of public health benefits to what 45p would have achieved in 2010." The Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) (Scotland) Bill is shortly to start the final stage of the parliamentary process. The Bill looks to set a minimum price for a unit of alcohol as a condition of licence. It also sets the formula for calculating the minimum price (based on the strength of the alcohol, the volume of the alcohol and a price per unit of alcohol). According to a minimum pricing modelling study carried out by the University of Sheffield, it is estimated by that in the first year, introducing a minimum price of 50p would see: 60 fewer deaths 1,600 fewer hospital admissions A total value of harm reduction of 64 million Around 3,500 fewer crimes per year After 10 years, benefits would increase to: Over 300 fewer deaths annually 6,500 fewer hospital admissions A cumulative value of harm reduction of 942 million Chief Medical Officer Sir Harry Burns said: "For too long too many Scots have drunk too much and now it's time for tough action to address this. "I strongly support minimum pricing, as part of a wider framework of action, as the best chance | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,121,054 |
theirs. As for nastiness Shebs, I've read a good deal of posts by you and you certainly hold your own in the nastiness stakes! Shack: 14 Jun 2012 3:34:47pm "The UK is left-wing all the way" Yes because the decline in the UK economy was casued by a collapse in the banking sector that was a direct result of Blair/Brown's dogmatic application of left-wing values of tight regulation in the financial sector... But then again they did maintain the left-wing Wilson Labour tradition of keeping Britain out of America's wars... Not to mention the efforts they went to to reverse the privatisation trend and stopping the farming out of government services to less-efficient and more expensive private contractors... Damn, real life is a bitch when it doesn't presents evidence that supports some bonkers fantasy world. Jerrah: 14 Jun 2012 10:20:32am Biased how? If I have to read one more article by Peter Reith or someone from the IPA or some Libertarian I will be sick. And when Chris Uhlmann interviewed Tony Abbott he was almost licking his shoes, whereas his interview with the PM was a nasty piece of rudeness. You're wrong. You want the ABC to be biased but it's not, so that leaves you up the creek, doesn't it? Aquila: Craigb: 14 Jun 2012 1:56:51pm Examples of left bias against the charter of the TAXPAYER funded ABC. 1) Fran Kelly RN Breakfast (whilst a good program) very rarely has anyone from the conservative side of politics on her | SP | SP FS | 24,011 |
simply, if the shoulder doesn't fit, then the jacket doesn't fit. 2. The Lapel Jacket lapels come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Whatever style you select, it must fit your body correctly. If your jacket's lapel is too tight, it will look as though you're overweight; while if it's too large, it will make you look as though you're pubescent. How to tell if it fits : For a 1-button suit, do up the lone button; for a 2-button suit, do up the top button; for a 3-button suit, do up the top two buttons. With your arms by your sides, your jackets' lapels should be sitting snug and flush with your chest. If they bulge at all, then your jacket is too small. If it doesn't fit, you should: avoid buying the jacket. Altering the lapel of a jacket is possible, however it will require your tailor to alter the side-seams of your jacket which will change the way the midsection of the jacket sits on your body. This will also ruin the natural design of patterned fabrics, particularly pinstripes, as they will no longer sit vertically along your body if the sides are altered. Avoid this at all costs. 3. The Jacket Sleeve The jacket sleeve is one of the most noticeable aspects of an ill-fitting suit. A poorly fitted sleeve will make the wearer look as though the suit is borrowed, and can easily be avoided through alterations. How to tell if it fits: | HI | HI HT | 3,283,179 |
] Look, sir: Droids. Share this quote Princess Leia : Darth Vader. Only you could be so bold. The Imperial Senate will not sit still for this. When they hear you've attacked a diplomatic... Darth Vader : Don't act so surprised, Your Highness. You weren't on any mercy mission this time. Several transmissions were beamed to this ship by rebel spies. I want to know what happened to the plans they sent you. Princess Leia : I don't know what you're talking about. I am a member of the Imperial Senate on a diplomatic mission to Alderaan... Darth Vader : You are part of the Rebel Alliance and a traitor! Take her away! Share this quote [ Han, Luke, Leia and Chewie land in the trash compactor ] Han Solo : Garbage chute. Really wonderful idea. What an incredible smell you've discovered! Let's get out of here! Get away from there... Luke : No, wait...! [ Han draws his laser pistol and fires at the hatch. The laser bolt ricochets wildly around the small room. Everyone dives for cover in the garbage as the bolt finally explodes ] Luke : Will you forget it? I already tried it. It's magnetically sealed! Princess Leia : Put that thing away, you're gonna get us all killed! Han Solo : Absolutely, Your Worship. Look, I had everything under control until you led us down here! Now it's not going to take them long to figure out what happened to us. Princess Leia : | SP | SP TV | 683,820 |
many things (dairy, gluten, soy and wheat) that it was little wonder the price tag of over $10 was the polar opposite. I know there is a growing crowd of whole food devotees who would convincingly preach to me about the unquestionable health benefits of diverting my life savings to such a loaf, but if I'm honest, I just don't care. Life is short and with today's diet potentially shorter still, but a whole food life is one with a gaping hole in it that for me, can only truly be filled with lashings of modified starch, refined sugar and things that go from packet to mouth in a one tasty (cholesterol-fuelled) heartbeat. | OP | OP OB | 1,767,917 |
more. He said that the *Pharisees liked Jesus' answer. After all, his answer was from the law. They would not oppose God's law! Jesus showed great wisdom in all these conversations. His enemies hoped that he would make a mistake. He did not. But now Jesus asked them a question. He left them without an answer. | LY | LY PR | 72,059 |
speak -- did he ever try to rekindle it? Linda Thompson: No. I wrote him a letter. This was late November, and I wrote him a letter just before Christmas. Larry King: What did you say? Linda Thompson: Just that I have known the pain of too much tenderness. That he would always remain the love of my life, but I never wanted to love that fully and completely without reservation again. Larry King: And he would die the following summer. Linda Thompson: And he died in August. He died eight months after we broke up. Larry King: Where were you when he died? Linda Thompson: I was in Los Angeles at my apartment. Larry King: How did you hear? Linda Thompson: My phone rang, and it was Lisa Marie, who was only nine years old at the time, and she used to call me from time to time because we were very close. As I said, I loved her a lot then. I love her a lot now. And she said, Linda, it's Lisa. I said, I know who you are, little goobernickel. But she had this desperate tone in her voice, and I thought he was playing. I thought maybe she was just out of breath. She said, my daddy's dead. My daddy's dead. And I threw the phone in the air. I just threw the phone away. I said, no, no, he's not. And then I looked at the phone on the ground and I thought, here's | SP | SP IT | 238,964 |
advice that an army might be left for him to win over to himself, and that Constantine , by reason of his scanty forces, might be overpowered. The young prince believed the advice to be judicious, because given by an aged and experienced commander; and he followed it, because given by a father-in-law. He marched, leaving the most considerable part of his forces behind. Maximian waited a few days; and as soon as, by his calculation, Constantine had entered the territory of the barbarians, he suddenly resumed the imperial purple, seized the public treasures, after his wont made ample donatives to the soldiery, and feigned that such disasters had befallen Constantine as soon after befell himself. Constantine was presently informed of those events, and, by marches astonishingly rapid, he flew back with his army. Maximian , not yet prepared to oppose him, was overpowered at unawares, and the soldiers returned to their duty . Maximian had possessed himself of Marseilles (he fled there), and shut the gates. Constantine drew near, and seeing Maximian on the walls, addressed him in no harsh or hostile language, and demanded what he meant, and what it was that he wanted, and why he had acted in a way so peculiarly unbecoming him. But Maximian from the walls incessantly uttered abuse and curses against Constantine . Then, of a sudden, the gates on the opposite side having been unbarred , the besiegers were admitted into the city. The rebel emperor, and unnatural parent and a | OP | OP RS | 170,414 |
is in Esquimault, a suburb to the west, and UVic and Butchart Gardens are both well outside of the city limits. It looked like their arena was also in a sort of midtown area, and office space seemed to be dispersed much more evenly than in Halifax. As a result, there never seemed to be heavy vehicular traffic on the city streets, at least while I was there, the only bad traffic was on the highways/major arteries. The flip side of this is that if you live at UVic or CFB Esquimault, you can't just walk downtown in 15 minutes like you can in Halifax. Quote: Originally Posted by Keith P. Plus Victoria wins because it has palm trees! This is something I found funny in Vancouver - it seemed like they had palm trees everywhere just to prove "hey, we can grow palm trees here!" ...except most of them looked like they were struggling to survive. Certainly none of them were thriving. I didn't actually notice any palm trees in Victoria (the massive cedars, douglas-firs and arbutus trees are more interesting anyway) although I assume they'd grow a bit better than in Van because Victoria gets more sun. Quote: Originally Posted by RyeJay I'm uncertain if you've already disclosed this, but are you participating in some form of tree planting programme? I've spent a total of 4 summers planting trees and doing other forestry related work - I've actually worked in NS, NB, ON, MB, AB, and BC during | ID | ID DF | 775,014 |
story of one "accidental American"--coauthor Fekkak Mamdouh, a Morrocan-born waiter at a restaurant in the World Trade Center whose life was thrown into turmoil on 9/11--with a thorough critique of current immigration policy. Sen and Mamdouh describe how members of the largely immigrant food industry workforce managed to overcome divisions in the aftermath of 9/11 and form the Restaurant Opportunities Center of New York (ROC-NY) to fight for jobs and more equitable treatment. This extraordinary story serves to illuminate the racial, cultural, and economic conflicts embedded in the current immigration debate and helps frame the argument for a more humane immigration and global labor system. {"itemData":[{"priceBreaksMAP":null,"buy\\... to wishlist","Add both to Wish List","Add all three to Wish List"],"addToCart":["Add to Cart","Add both to Cart","Add all three to Cart"],"showDetailsDefault":"Show availability and shipping details","shippingError":"An error occurred, please try again","hideDetailsDefault":"Hide availability and shipping details","priceLabel":["Price:","Price For Both:","Price For All Three:"],"preorder":["Pre-order this item","Pre-order both items","Pre-order all three items"]}} Editorial Reviews From the Publisher Praise for The Accidental American " The Accidental American gives us the context, story and analysis we need for a just immigration policy. It is a must-read." --Danny Glover, actor and activist "If you have ever had to struggle as an outsider or a newcomer (and all of us have), this book will touch your heart. It is a poignant story that points the way forward for us all." --Van Jones, President and Founder, Green for All, and author of The Green Collar Economy "Windows on the World was the name of the World | IP | IP DS | 65,264 |
whatever I can to contribute to this. I have been very bothered for the past few weeks when my 2 year old who I have tried eagerly to shield from gender stereotyping held up two toys and said "this one [pink princess thing] is for girls, this one [red and blue mickey mouse version of the same toy] is for boys." She doesn't watch tv with adverts, or have any family or friends who would express those sentiments, she's purely influenced by the subliminal messages of The world and it made me want to cry. There seemed to be a will do to something about this issue, growing out of GretaGip 's thread over the weekend. I started this new thread in the hopes that instead of it being a debate about whether the issue is important, it could be a place for those of us who do think it's important to start talking about action. I don't claim to have any brilliant ideas myself, but I would like to make whatever effort I can to have a chance at changing things by the time dd is old enough to feel self-conscious about what section she chooses things from. It would be such a small thing for retailers to do, such a simple change, I think there really is a chance that we could influence one or two of the main offenders if we convince them that there are enough of us who are being alienated by the current practice | ID | ID DF | 1,466,404 |
cruelty within their own drop-off centers. I felt the other issue was the general public perception of animal control. Most feel they're doing the dog a favor by letting him off in the country, rather then sending him to animal control where he'll be put in a cage and euthanized. And in our current economy, with people losing jobs and housing, this has become a HUGE problem I understand for most cities. People are abandoning their pets in their foreclosed homes, expecting the bank to come by and take the animal to the shelter. Problem is, often the bank doesn't show up for weeks, months. What is it about animal control that prevents the average person from taking their dog in when things don't work out? I think a lot of it has to do with embarrassment, guilt, fear of fees (which some cities do), and the general result of our throw away culture. But it's a very interesting discussion. WHY do some of these European cultures have NO over population issues? WHY are their people taking better care of their animals? Is it all down to law? Is it culture? And how do we balance animal rights, with the freedom to do what's best for our individual dog (like crating)? I do hope everyone goes over to Lennox's site and checks out the story. It's exactly what we're talking about. A pit-looking dog who has a perfect clean bill of health and behavior, who is being destroyed by city | IN | IN IB | 3,260,691 |
to knock me out but couldn't. So he won first few rounds and then I turned it round, I took him the distance it was a tough fight. Yeah I was still boxing strongly even up to the last round which I must of won, but I didn't get the decision. I'm not going to say I should of done this and that, I boxed well in that fight which some say I should of won and gave a good account of myself which ever way you look at it. After wards that's why I was offered the commonwealth title fight first when he vacated it, but due to communication failure and the late notice I ha d, I didn't end up boxing for it again. Again you were out for a while before stopping Darren Stubbs to win the English title in your last fight in 2011 after the ups and downs it must have been satisfying to get your hands on that belt? Yeah very satisfying to have accomplished that, also the manner I dismantled him in I felt I was above that level. Then I should of been made mandatory for the British title and I was looking forward to being out shortly afterwards. But again my career stalled and I was left waiting around, promised things and fights fell through which have kept me out which was annoying for me going from title fight to title fight with nothing in between. ' I'm not allowing anyone | SP | SP IT | 3,068,755 |
Friday, 30 March 2012 Henri Urban pockets, Sartoria Vergallo These are shots from the inside of an old jacket made by the French bespoke tailor Henri Urban. A customer of Gianni at Sartoria Vergallo brought it in to show him and to see if he could copy the design, particularly the embroidered initials. I photographed it last year while in Varese visiting Gianni. The 45-degree slant on the three in-breast pockets is interesting. It's more practical, in one respect, in that this is the angle you naturally put your hand into jacket. Some cycling and motorcycling jackets have their hip pockets cut in a similar way, because the angle is exaggerated when you're bent over either machine. On the other hand, it is not that practical in terms of storing large or particularly long objects. My full-length wallet would butt up against the side seams and, when packed with stuff, would form a bulge on the outside less easily disguised within the drape. The inside hip pocket (below), again with embroidery showing the name of the tailor, is in line with innovations produced by French bespoke tailors. This open-mouthed pocket is a very easy way to slide cards in and out, and Camps de Luca in Paris achieves a similar effect with a tear-drop shaped pocket. Most tailors, certainly the English, will dislike the ostentation of the initials and tailor's brand. But you can't deny the quality of the workmanship around the pockets and buttonhole, something that Urban again has | IN | IN DT | 79,912 |
for what I understand from doctors, that's really rare. If it is a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. RICHARD MOURDOCK, REPUBLICAN SENATE CANDIDATE, (OCTOBER): Life is a gift from God and I think even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that it is something that God intended to happen. CRAIG MCMURTRIE: How much does it hurt you that your campaign when controversial comments from conservative Republicans elsewhere on abortion, for example, how much does that hurt your campaign here? SCOTT BROWN: Listen, I immediately said I don't agree with those comments. I'm a moderate pro-choice Republican. What happens in other parts the country where they may have more conservative beliefs it really has very little to do with me and what I'm doing here. CRAIG MCMURTRIE: On Scott Brown's campaign signs and in his campaign messages there are few if any references to his party. Despite the partisan battle lines drawn in Washington, Scott Brown says he's prepared to reach a across party lines. (EXTRACT FROM SCOTT BROWN CAMPAIGN AD) SCOTT BROWN: Tonight the independent majority has delivered a great victory. ELIZABETH WARREN: When he's here in Massachusetts he's very, very independent. But in the other 49 States where he's out raising money he's very, very Republican. DAVID KING: A Republican in order to win the Senate seat in Massachusetts has to pretend not to be a Republican. RAY FLYNN, FORMER DEMOCRATIC BOSTON MAYOR: I probably represent | SP | SP TA | 783,311 |
married at the time. You can still apply for this to be changed when a paternity test has proven that you are not the father or if there is an agreement by your wife to remove your name as father. Do telephone or e-mail a lawyer in Malta, your question is simple so you may get a quick free answer over the telephone. As for the marriage, providing that the ceremony was a legal ceremony in Malta, you can issue divorce proceedings in England based on the fact that you have been separated for 5 years in April 2011. If you wife consents and if you want to move things along, you may even issue a petition based on two years separation straight away. Best regards, Harjit Sarang www.bestsolicitorsllp.co.uk Q. If the mother puts the father's name on the birth certificate without his permission is she breaking the law and what are the consequences? A. Hi there, I'm not sure whether the couple are married. If the mother and father are married, mother may attend alone and enter her husband's details as father. From speaking to my local Registrar, I understand that if they are not married, the only way that she would have been able to register him as father would be by providing a statutory declaration from him or a court order declaring his parentage. My advice is for him to attend before the registrar at the office where the birth was registered and ask for details of | ID | ID QA | 537,582 |
in this time. MARY GEARIN: Will mass displays of protests and public disaffection, will that change anything? ALEJANDRO INURRIETA: Er, I hope, I hope so. I hope that all this situation in Europe will make Germany to reconsider their policy. Germany needs that Europe goes up. If Europe goes down, Germany will go down so I hope all this protest, all this situation will change the policy of German government and also the policy of the European Central Bank. ELEANOR HALL: That is Alejandro Inurrieta, an economic consultant who was a former minister in the Socialist government in Spain, speaking to our European correspondent, Mary Gearin. | SP | SP IT | 656,288 |
back check, you follow your man to the slot, and when he goes to slow up to catch a pass or screen, you keep skating, and push him smoothly but firmly out of harm's way -- if done correctly, it looks like you are both still skating. Works best with guys that are not super strong on their skates. When I play D, sometimes I'll lay my stick blade a little flatter on the ice, just behind the forward's skate, so when they shift position, their foot is on my stick blade. Then I yank it out from under them just hard enough to shake their balance. I tell you, there are some forwards that just HATE that. Another D move is in the corners, you always have to keep your head on a swivel. There were a couple of guys who loved to come in dig along the boards, but they'd also take the opportunity to smoke you from behind. So I learned to choke down on the stick, and leave the butt-end hidden by my elbow, so when those jerks came in, they'd get a little reverse-spear in the guts. As a forward, I'm the guy that stands in front of your goalie and lets everyone else bounce pucks off of. So sometimes I'll load up on the chili for the pre-game meal, just to make like miserable for the goalie and Dman in charge of moving me. But those are lonely games, b/c no one will sit | HI | HI HT | 747,190 |
Tattle tales: how to nip it in the bud Why preschoolers tell tales Children tattle to exert power, to boost self-esteem, or just to get attention. It often starts during the preschool years, and it usually happens among siblings ? brought on by feelings of rivalry ? but it can also happen with playmates. Tattling allows a child to "one-up" another child, or to gain favour in the eyes of his parent or teacher. Tattling also has its positive side: it can demonstrate your preschooler's desire to show you that he understands rules and knows right from wrong. And since children this age don't have many conflict-resolution skills, tattling is sometimes an alternative to throwing a punch. Even so, the behaviour is something you'll want to nip in the bud quickly, because no one likes a tell-tale ? even at this tender age. What to do about tattling Assess the situation Before you decide that your preschooler is turning into a tattle tale, take stock of the situation yourself. Your child needs to learn not to tell tales, but he also needs to feel safe in the knowledge that he can ask for help when necessary. As an adult, you know that "Dad, Jonathan's playing with my cars" is a very different situation from "Dad, Jonathan's opening the front door and going outside." Preschoolers, though, can't always tell the difference. You might tell your preschooler that it's OK to alert you when someone does something dangerous, but he may still | HI | HI HT | 325,492 |
Indigenous Australian servicemen Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders have fought for Australia, from the Boer War onwards. Change in attitudes Generally, Indigenous Australians have served in ordinary units with the same conditions of service as other members. Many experienced equal treatment for the first time in their lives in the army or other services. However, upon return to civilian life, many also found they were treated with the same prejudice and discrimination as before. First World War Over 400 Indigenous Australians fought in the First World War. They came from a section of society with few rights, low wages, and poor living conditions. Most Indigenous Australians could not vote and none were counted in the census. But once in the AIF, they were treated as equals. They were paid the same as other soldiers and generally accepted without prejudice. Enlistment and Service First World War When war broke out in 1914, many Indigenous Australians who tried to enlist were rejected on the grounds of race; others slipped through the net. By October 1917, when recruits were harder to find and one conscription referendum had already been lost, restrictions were cautiously eased. A new Military Order stated: "Half-castes may be enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force provided that the examining Medical Officers are satisfied that one of the parents is of European origin." This was as far as Australia -- officially -- would go. Why did they fight? Loyalty and patriotism may have encouraged Indigenous Australians to enlist. Some saw it | NARRATIVE | NA HA | 225,969 |
slots come in three sizes: Type I, II and III. Type I cards are normally used for memory, Type II for input/output devices and Type III for mass storage and firewalls. 9. Go wireless Integrated wireless networking (Wi-Fi) has become an indispensable feature. Most notebooks ship with a variant of 802.11n these days, although some (such as netbooks) still use 802.11g. Public hotspots typically use 802.11g; fortunately, 802.11n is backwards compatible, along with 802.11b. Most mainstream laptops come with 2.4GHz 802.11n, whereas the premium ones come with both 2.4GHz and 5GHz. The difference: 2.4GHz has greater range, but lesser throughput. It also has more chance of interference, either from your neighbour's Wi-Fi or from other implements that use the 2.4GHz spectrum, like microwaves and cordless phones. 5GHz has less chance of interference and higher throughput, but has smaller range. Your wireless router will also need to support it for you to take advantage of it. 10. Power without the plug While you might have a two- or three-year warranty on your laptop, your battery is generally only covered for one year. Two specs to look for in laptop batteries are capacity (measured in milliamp hours, or mAh) and the number of cells. Typical batteries have an mAh rating of between 2000mAh and 6000mAh; higher is better. Cells are the actual compartments where power is produced, and can range from four to 12; the more the better. Keep in mind, though, that this may cause the battery pack to stick out | IN | IN DT | 571,937 |
harm occurring to the victim, but added that in applying this test, the reasonable person was to be imbued with all the knowledge that the defendant had gained throughout his burglarious trespass (ie his realisation of the victim's frailty) and not just the defendant's limited or non-existent knowledge at the moment he first entered the property. Note : On this basis therefore, the burglary did constitute a dangerous unlawful act, but only because the court assumed that the defendant, during the course of the unlawful act, must have become aware of the frailty of the victim. R v Ball [1989] Crim LR 730 The defendant had been involved in a dispute with his neighbour, the victim, over her parking her vehicle on his land. The victim, accompanied by two men, called on the defendant to investigate the disappearance of her vehicle. An argument developed which culminated in the defendant grabbing a handful of cartridges, loading his shotgun, and firing at the victim. The victim was killed in the attack. The defendant was acquitted of murder, on the basis that he had honestly believed that he had loaded the gun with blank cartridges and had only intended to frighten the victim, but was convicted of manslaughter. The defendant appealed on the basis that the trial judge had erred in directing the jury as to how they should have assessed the 'dangerousness' of his unlawful act, in that they had not been told to bear in mind the defendant's mistaken belief, that | IN | IN IB | 253,663 |
facilitate our agility with the business." If the project had not succeeded, IT would not have been in a good position to facilitate the projects being run by the project management office and "possibly chasing our tails not providing the best computing platform the current architecture provides." | IP | IP PA | 1,718,030 |
How far has Stuart Lancaster's England come? Can Wales get its first win over the All Blacks since 1953? These questions will be answered over the coming weeks. There is no doubt that the English camp felt they deserved a win on the summer tour to South Africa and they will fancy their chances against the Boks at Twickenham. The Wallabies will take on England, France and Italy before they play Wales. Wales have lost five times to Australia in the last 13 months but with an average margin of only four points. They desperately want a win against the Ockers. Ireland will be eyeing a fourth win out of the last five games against the Springboks. There is also more incentive than normal for wins during November, with IRB World Rankings as of December 3rd determining the seeding for the twelve teams who have directly qualified for World Cup 2015. These will then be divided into three bands depending upon ranking. Movement within the top twelve is likely this month and victories will be significant in deciding into which of the three bands the teams will fall. England could slip out of the top four and be replaced by France or Wales. Scotland will want to move up from their current ninth position, to eighth or higher and a place within band two. If they do so, it will be at the expense of Ireland or Argentina. Samoa, Tonga, Russia, Canada and USA will contest the new IRB International | OP | OP OB | 1,790,927 |
Hull, Stoke-on-Trent and Sunderland are among the worst cities to find a job, with up to 80 unemployed claimants chasing every vacancy, a new analysis shows. Some 80 candidates are chasing every role going in Hull, while 73 claimants apply for every job in Stoke-on-Trent, a review of the latest official jobs data found. In Sunderland, 54 applicants chase every vacancy, while in Southend and The Wirral there are 44 and 41 claimants respectively for every job, the analysis by recruitment site Adzuna showed. The five worst cities have remained in the bottom five spot for the second year in a row, with Hull taking the worst spot for the second year running. In contrast, Reading, Cambridge, London and Milton Keynes were among the best cities to find a job - suggesting the North-South divide in employment continues unabated - with fewer than two claimants per vacancy, the study showed. Aberdeen was found to be the best city for job prospects, registering more vacancies than it has unemployed. The Scottish city's growth in employment is buoyed by the oil and gas industry, with the number of energy industry vacancies 18 times the national average. | IN | IN | 737,130 |
thing. You own the stuff you put up, and they get the sublicences. I received the email notifying everyone to check out the new terms of service. The thing that has struck me, that I really haven't seen mentioned anywhere yet, is that their wording seemed to smack of "this is really where we've really stood all along, we're now just trying to make it clearer for you." [...] to go through this all again. For those interested in my extended thoughts on the matter, read this post on the Dropbox mess, this post on how the economics of free online services actually work, and this [...] Isn't it just possible that 1) They only want this licensing right in order to make money from the totality of users and it has nothing to do with "needing" it to operate? 2) I had a cyber law class back in about 2007, and I seem to remember that servers were never held liable for the content on their websites in terms of abuse or infringement, so what do the companies really have to worry about, might they just be using that as an excuse to gain rights? It is really offensive that they could, for example, make a recording of your music and sell it, with no royalities, when there are royalties built in to the copyright law. 3) By what standard do they decide what they "think is necessary?" No limits! 1) I think this is entirely probable -- the | OP | OP OB | 3,183,517 |
to accommodate wheelchairs (/02); the furniture, equipment, and display racks have been arranged to meet the needs of people with disabilities (/03); there are special restroom accommodations but no grab bars in toilet stalls (/04); there are special elevators to accommodate wheelchairs and the elevator control buttons have raised letters (/05); the telephones have been lowered but no handset amplifiers are available (/06); there are no flashing emergency lights (/07); sign language is not used (/08); there are no subtitles or supertitles available (/09); and handicapped parking is available with high clearance for special vehicles (/10).] | IN | IN DT OI | 47,013 |
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