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Spend within your budget, and if that means making some homemade presents and serving chicken instead of turkey, then so be it. The focus should be on enjoying time with family, not assembling a feast fit for a designer home-magazine photo shoot. If it has been a tough year for your family, consider some cost-cutting measures, such as only buying presents for the children in the family this year or having a Secret Santa, where each person buys for one other person whose name is chosen out of a hat. Merry meals Make sure everyone contributes. These days, no-one expects to turn up to someone else's home for a celebration and not bring a plate. But don't just say, "Yes, bring something. That would be nice." Put some thought into organising what others are bringing so you don't end up nothing but salads and strawberries. Care for the elders Do think of the old people. Sometimes they can get anxious if they don't often spend a lot of time away from home and sometimes Christmas Day can take on much more importance for them -- then they get tired and grumpy. Assign a child to each grandparent or elder and tell them it's their job to make sure they have their glasses filled, food brought to them and generally feel special all day. It's a good lesson for children, especially teenagers, to learn to look after elders in the family. Sober thought Be a responsible host and make sure there | HI | HI HT | 1,773,324 |
is only adapted for the study of sovereigns and statesmen, and in that view certainly the author's excellent Preface points out its pre-eminent importance. But it is of infinitely more extended utility. It contains a practical collection of ethics, principles, and rules of conduct to be observed and pursued, as well by private individuals as by states, and these of the utmost practical importance to the well-being, happiness, and ultimate and permanent advantage and benefit of all mankind; and, therefore, ought to be studied by every gentleman of liberal education , and by youth, in whom the best moral principles should be inculcated. The work should be familiar in the Universities , and in every class above the inferior ranks of society. And, as regards lawyers , it contains the clearest rules of construing private contracts , and respecting the Admiralty and Insurance Law. The positions of the author, moreover, have been so sensibly and clearly supported and explained, and so happily illustrated by historical and other interesting examples, that the perusal cannot fail to entertain as well as instruct. The present Editor, therefore, affirms, without the hazard of contradiction, that every one who has attentively read this work, will admit that he has acquired a knowledge of superior sentiments and more important information than he ever derived from any other work. PREFACE TO THE [1833] EDITION Many years have elapsed since the original work was published, long before the invaluable decisions of Sir William Scott, Sir C. Robinson, and | IN | IN | 512,427 |
The question of the day is: "What makes a good BOM?" There are a lot of BOM formats in use. It's one area that the standards train more or less left behind. Well, there are standards. For example, IPC-2581 covers not only BOM standards, but a replacement for Gerbers and the whole manufacturing data package. One of these days, we'll all be using the IPC-2581 formats for our data and life will be beautiful all of the time. And here is his list of pointers to consider: "BomItem" or "Item #": This is just the line number. Each type of part gets an item line, not each part. If the pat number is the same, you just put it down once and give the quantity. "quantity" or "Qty": How many of this specific part you need per board "RefDes": The reference designators used by the parts on the PCB silk screen. All of the same part number should be in the same excel spreadsheet cell: i.e., "R3, R4, R5, R6". You can also indicate a contiguous range with a dash: "R3-R6" or "R3-R6, R10, R15" "Manufacturer" or "Manf": The name of the component manufacturer. It's best to spell out the full name, e.g., "Texas Instruments", but common abbreviations such as "TI" generally work too. The less ambiguity, the better. "Mfg Part #" or "Manufacturer Part #": The part number that you would use if you were buying this exact part from the manufacturer or a distributor. All of the suffixes | HI | HI HT | 3,223,190 |
in memory to fix their eyes on rooms gone empty without them; they swell like balloons on the airy lips of children. They will find you alone, at night, seated in darkness; say nothing save their names; no greeting, no words of disbelief, only the names. They will sense your trust, taking the breath from the walls, tasting the carpet for salt left from the tears you spilled. You will hear them behind the chair, parting the fabric, arranging themselves in the stuffing, sitting atop one another in your position; the slightest pressure beneath your legs, against your back, will tell you they are there. Speak their names soothingly, time and again; by dawn you will feel frantic motion and then nothing at all. Turn all lights on; open all windows; look for the yellow taint of heat, the slight marks where the cloth has been fused. On the third day, inscribe a thin cross on the seat cushion, and bum the chair where it stands, intoning the names as softly as your voice allows; watch for shapes in the flame, in smoke. Only then will you see them clearly, bursting a moment beyond recognition. ("My clock is down at the jeweler's and I don't know when to eat or when to go to bed or get up, but anyway I live on and on and on.") She was eager to be heard and nibbled on memories, while I listened to the mournful chewing, and scraped the last puddle of | LY | LY PO | 337,812 |
Vulval intraepithelial neoplasia What is vulval intraepithelial neoplasia? (Squamous) vulval (or vulvar) intraepithelial neoplasia is a pre-cancerous skin lesion of any part of the vulva, and was previously known as Bowen disease of the vulva. Vulval intraepithelial neoplasia is often called VIN. How is VIN diagnosed? The clinical appearance of an irregular red, white or pigmented plaque on the vulva may suggest a diagnosis of VIN. Colposcopy (examination using magnification and a special light) may be used to see the extent of the condition. A skin biopsy is required to confirm the diagnosis and identify invasive cancer. Warty lesions in postmenopausal women should undergo biopsy, particularly if they do not resolve with simple treatment. VIN may occur in women of all ages, although currently an increased number of younger women (even teenagers) are presenting with the condition. The average age of women with VIN is 45-50 years. Classification of VIN In 2004, the International Society for the Study of Vulvovaginal Diseases ( ISSVD ) reclassified VIN. They recommended that the term VIN 1, previously used to describe a mild change in the lower epithelial lining, should no longer be used, as these changes have been found to be due to irritation or non-precancerous viral wart infection and often clear up without treatment. The ISSVD recommended that the term VIN should be used for high grade abnormal squamous lesions (these were previously known as VIN 2 and VIN 3). VIN (usual-type or undifferentiated type) can be described by the pathologist as | IN | IN EN | 1,718,913 |
will retreat the problem, free of charge! Yes hiring a professional pest control company in Brisbane, Logan, Gold Coast, or anywhere else is Queensland may be more expensive than going down to your local shop and buying the latest products in pest control However, once you add up all the money and time you have spent on pest control products, you will be surprised to find that hiring a pest control expert would have been the cheaper way. Moreover, pest control experts are experienced in eradicating pests from homes and the alike; therefore they know what works best; what chemicals and products are more efficient at terminating each pest. So, if you find yourself tip toeing around pesky pests or you are waking up to the scampering of pests around the house, then your best bet would be to contact your local pest control expert , who will be sure to eradicate your house of the pests in no time. | IN | IN | 61,935 |
Podcast: Meet our Researchers Paul Klenerman Persistent Virus Prof. Paul Klenerman studies the evolutionary relationships between persistent viruses and their human hosts. He aims to understand the role of our immune responses in determining the outcome of Hepatitis C virus infection. Hepatitis C virus infects around 200 million people worldwide and is a major cause of liver disease. Viruses, how to be the perfect host Hepatitis C When infected by hepatitis C virus, we either clear the virus or suffer from long term infection that leads to liver damage. The critical stage happens during the first few weeks of infections. Improving the immune response against the virus could be used to protect as well as cure people from hepatitis C. Translational Medicine From Bench to Bedside Research in Medicine needs to ultimately translate into better treatment of patients. Researchers at the Nuffield Department of Medicine, University of Oxford, collaborate to develop better care and improved preventive measures. Findings in the laboratory are translated into changes in clinical practice, from Bench to Bedside. Paul Klenerman: Viruses, how to be the perfect host Q: Can you tell us about our relationship with persistent viruses? PK: We encounter viruses throughout our life. Some of them we deal with really well and we control those beautifully, but others are trickier and they can set up long term infection. Some of the ones that set up long term infection actually do us relatively little harm, but other ones cause problems over time. This is partly | SP | SP IT | 554,893 |
too skinny for pregnancy" etc. Everyone is different and no one has the right to judge someone else as we don't know their circumstances -- and of course we all have different genetics and different body shapes and weight pre pregnancy. If you are a regular reader of our blog you will know I do not believe in obsessing about pregnancy weight gain . Instead focus on healthy eating and keeping yourself happy and if this means eating some of the more naughty foods then so be it -- just make sure you are getting all the right nutrients in your diet for you and your baby. Obviously if you are obese then it is a different story with weight gain in pregnancy and it is a good idea to talk to your Doctor about your weight in pregnancy but for the average woman we are big advocates of not stressing about weight gain in pregnancy . There is also the very worrying trend of pregorexia which is just terrible to learn about -- and you can read a piece we wrote on this a few months ago here. I have not weighed myself once in pregnancy and I do not intend to either. Although I think I will post birth just so I have a record of my weight so over the next 12 months when I hopefully lose my weight I will have a bar of where my weight has changed/moved. Of course I know I have and | NARRATIVE | NA PB | 98,560 |
you used to There maybe other people like us Who see the flicker of a clipper when they light up Flames just create us but burns don't heal like before And you don't hold me anymore On cold days cold plays out like the band's name I know I can't heal things with a handshake You know I can change, as I began saying You cut me wide open like landscape Open bottles of beer but never champagne To applaud you with the sound that my hands make Should I? Should I? Maybe I'll get drunk again I'll be drunk again, I'll be drunk again To feel a little love All by myself, I'm here again All by myself, you know I'll never change All by myself All by myself I'm just drunk again I'll be drunk again I'll be drunk again To feel a little love U.N.I. (Ed Sheeran 2011) I found your hair band on my bedroom floor The only evidence that you've been here before And I don't get waves of missing you anymore They're more like tsunami tides in my eyes Never getting dry, so I get high, smoke away the days never sleep with the light on Weeks pass in the blink of an eye and I'm still drunk at the end of the night I don't drink like everybody else I do it to forget things about myself Stumble and fall with the head spin I got, my mind's with you but my heart's | LY | LY SL | 83,871 |
a tax return. You or your partner receive Child Benefit and your income is over 50,000 The new High Income Child Benefit tax charge, introduced on 7 January 2013, may mean you need to complete a Self Assessment tax return for the first time. You must complete a tax return if all of the following apply: your income is over 50,000 a year you live with a partner and your income is higher than theirs you or your partner are entitled to receive Child Benefit (or get an equivalent amount from someone who claims Child Benefit for a child who lives with you) you jointly decide to keep receiving Child Benefit and pay the new tax charge You're 65 and receive a reduced age-related allowance If you receive a reduced age-related allowance, you'll usually need to complete a return if your income is over a certain level (24,000 for the 2011-12 tax year, and 25,400 for the 2012-13 tax year). But there are exceptions, for example if your tax affairs are very straightforward. Contact the Self Assessment Helpline if you think that this applies. You get income from overseas You have income from trusts, settlements and estates You must complete a return if you receive income (or are treated as receiving income) on which tax is still due, for example from: annual trusts or settlements the estate of a deceased person You have Capital Gains Tax to pay If you have Capital Gains Tax to pay, for example you've sold, | HI | HI FH | 346,657 |
Make Money Without Working: Discover The Potential Of Forex. Many people think that Forex trading is overly complex, but that's a misconception. When you do your research, you simplify the process. This article is designed to feed valuable information to you, and put you on the path to successful foreign exchange trading. Trading Decisions Emotion has no place in your successful Forex trading decisions . The benefits of this are twofold. It is a risk management precaution, and it deters impulsive trades based on rash decisions. Emotions will always be present when you're conducting business, but try to be as rational as possible when making trading decisions. Do not think that you will be able to succeed in the Forex market without any outside help. Trading on the forex market requires investors to master many complicated financial concepts. In fact, it has taken some people years to learn everything they need to know. The chances that you will accidentally stumble upon a previously unknown, yet winning trading technique are miniscule. Study voraciously, and remain loyal to tested methods. TIP! Consider implementing the use of stop loss orders as a means to cut your losses short. Many traders stubbornly cling to a bad position, in hopes that the market will reverse itself, if they just wait long enough. Don't start live trading until you have practiced on a demo account. It will take at least two months of demo trading before you have a proper understanding of the forex market. Remember, | IP | IP | 3,786,882 |
why overcomplicate it? Let stuff happen naturally. Thanks for asking @tabox. I'll post my response as a blog here. I had most of these on the list, so it helps that you all agree. And great story, @anamethatwasneverused. I love stories about "meet cute"s (the film word for when two characters first meet). Thank you! I like hearing them too, but I find that to be a good example. He's way more social than I am with people, so I understand how hard it is to talk to someone you like. You don't want to look like an idiot or leave the wrong impression. I know that I've always appreciated humor because laughing makes everything much more relaxed and no one has to feel like they have to come up with the best cheesy pick up line or ice breaker. Ladies mybe it's just me... But as lame as this sounds, just be yourself! don't be someoneelse or put on an act for me to like you then find out later that is nothing like who you really are. if i'm going to like you, i'm going to like you.... Although making me laugh or smile off the bat does help! The biggest thing about talking to a woman is making eye contact andnot letting go of it. Be dominate they will see that as a huge sign of confidence and no matter what you say makes no well not no difference but not as important cause they are focused | ID | ID DF | 3,233,243 |
anchor was out of water; the sails run up and sheeted home, and with a famous wind, the ship, with flying colors, left her berth. Arriving NY: The anchor came to the bow with the chanty of "Oh, Riley, Oh," and "Carry me Long," and the tug walked us toward the wharf at Brooklyn. In c.1865-1866, Clark was on the NASON, a fishing schooner (I assume?) out of Provincetown, sailing off the Grand Banks. "Every man sprang to duty. The cheerful chanty was roared out, and heard above the howl of the gale. The cable held very hard, and when it surged over, the windlass sent the men flying about the deck, as if a galvanic battery had been applied to their hands. The vessel's head was often buried in the solid seas, and the men, soaked and sweating, yelled out hoarsely, " Paddy on the Railway," and " We 're Homeward Bound," while they tugged at the brakes, and wound the long, hard cable in, inch by inch." Note that he uses the word "chanty." That word is used elsewhere in the text -- in other contexts. Here he is referring to stevedores, in Zanzibar: A chanty gang was engaged to hoist out the cargo, and one of them in trying to steal hard bread, finding the bull-dog upon him, jumped overboard and swam safely ashore....... The chanty men wanted biscuit, and waited to receive them. So, "chanty men" and "chanty gang" had become a general term for stevedores. | ID | ID DF | 3,037,219 |
As recent events have taught us, riders can complete a career of doping without detection. Therefore zero tolerance has the reverse effect, it incentivises extra deception. Team Sky are caught, they are trying to do the right thing all whilst other teams don't appear to give a damn, other teams merit much bigger scrutiny. But it feels worthwhile to point out how internal investigation will only the catch the obvious cases whilst others can got to ground. Beyond Sky there are ideas for all. Instead of paper pledges we need structural ones. Instead of written statements by riders, a progressive team should be getting written statements... from journalists in their columns who praise them for the openness, whether sharing power data, discussing haematology or allowing full access to training camps and race hotel rooms. Paul Kimmage has done exactly this with Garmin. The good news is that this is all within the realm of the possible. It costs next to nothing and a small effort here can transform Sky's PR from catch-up to leadership. Cynically it means the media wolf-pack heads off in search of others . Finally none of this will clean up the sport. But let's just start by admitting that zero tolerance and written pledges are a nice idea that actually risk backfiring. I agree that it's PR but it wins. Like I say, Dekker is provocative and does take up a spot that could be held by others but perhaps if he can be seen to | OP | OP OB | 3,029,000 |
As his tail -------- swishes ---- & hooves clomp on the clay floor ---- you reassure the beast & tell yourself ---- as you settle in the straw you'll return to the glaring lamplit clamour of the -------- feast as soon as you find your breathing But that's when the angel appears ---- lifting you from a sleep you've fallen into ---- like from a -------- dark well & he calls you to sing You stammer a protest as Moses did but he calls you to sing a song of the creation of all things & that ---- is the beginning Entry written by D.S. Martin. He is the award-winning author of the poetry collections Poiema (Wipf & Stock) and So The Moon Would Not Be Swallowed (Rubicon Press). They are both available at: www.dsmartin.ca | LY | LY PO | 3,208,281 |
stated that they had a limiting illness. This represented 412 respondents and the average Mental Health and Vitality score for this group was 52.7, somewhat below the mean score for the total sample. The second node consisted of respondents who had no long standing illness or no limiting illness. This accounted for the remaining 947 respondents and they had a mean Mental Health and Vitality score of 70.1. If we carry on with this node, it then splits the sample of 947 further with the variable 'Control'. This has split in to 3 groups: The first two of these nodes then split further with the variable 'Stress' which relates to the amount of stress they had experienced in the past year while the third node split on the variable 'Ease' which relates to the ease of managing on the household income. Going back to the node consisting of respondents with a limiting illness, this split also by 'Control' and in to 2 groups. | IN | IN DT | 111,549 |
Fishes of the Seas and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General and Uganda in Particular vs His Royal Highness The Prince Charles Philip Arthur George, Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester, Duke of Cornwall, Duke of Rothesay, Earl of Carrick, Baron of Renfrew, Lord of the Isles, Prince and Great Steward of Scotland, Royal Knight Companion of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, Royal Knight Companion of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Member of the Order of Merit, Knight of the Order of Australia, Companion of the Queen's Service Order, Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Aide-de-Camp to Her Majesty I wonder if the Royals and the Military will ever bother to update themselves. They seem to have agreed at some point in time to continue looking like they are from the 18th century in terms of ceremonial style. Is there any point to that? Why not go further back, and dress like they were from the 14th century, why did they arbitrarily stop and think "right, this'll do". All these horses, silly hats...they're all from the same kind of era. Which is now considered traditional, if you get what I mean. And now it's frozen in time. You could probably fast forward 300 years and they will still dress up like it's the 18th century. wonder if the Royals and the Military will ever bother to | ID | ID DF | 1,472,984 |
am Fire, fire - twisted tone Liar liar - can't resist keeping you whole Flyer flyer - you think you're so high Try 'er try 'er - you'll find out she's telling you lies But not half as much as me No not half as much as me No not half as much as me No not half as much as me No not half as much as me No not half as much as me No not half as much as me [ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/s/suzi_\\... ] | LY | LY SL | 457,213 |
so we came together. The three of us spent the next two years looking for a drummer who would anchor us and really propel the rhythmic side of the music forward. It was a hellish process and something right out of Spinal Tap. Mob looking dudes, dwarfs, some bloke who wouldn't say a word, another who was on so much coke he wouldn't shut up, again a hellish process. It was in 2010 that Terry suggested we go check out a drummer named Ben Riley, performing at a tiny little club in Toronto. That was it for us. The first verse we heard him play and we knew he was the one to bring Blurred Vision to completion. Most recently, we met guitarist Mike Bongertman who joined the group in the summer of 2011 and made us the 5 piece line-up you see today. There is a great bond between all of us, almost more a family than a band. That's what makes it so easy. No ego, just brothers on the same mission. - How does the song-writing work within the band - is there one main writer or is it very much a collaborative effort? Sohl and I write all the songs and lyrics. When we work out somewhat of a structure we take it into the studio as a full band and everyone works their parts around the song. A lot of it is instinctive. When Ben hears the chord changes and rhythm of the guitar and | SP | SP IT | 3,084,605 |
tailor to your individual needs with your safety and comfort as the top priority. I provide regular face-to-face coaching sessions outside in natural areas as we walk together on a nature trail. Clients have the option of meeting in person or receive coaching over the phone in the comfort of your home or office. Alternatively, I deliver Life Coaching services to international clients via telephone coaching. WHAT IS LIFE COACHING Life Coaching is a powerful alliance designed to forward and enhance the lifelong process of your effectiveness and fulfillment. Life Coaching is an emerging field that offers a refreshing approach to wellness and is uniquely distinguishable from counseling, therapy, and consulting. In each session, you choose the focus of conversation, while I listen and contribute observations, feedback, and powerful questions. Life Coaching accelerates your progress by providing greater focus and awareness of choice. Life Coaching concentrates on where you are now and what you are willing to do to get to where you want to be. In the coaching sessions we are co-active collaborators. I guide you through coaching tools and suggest exercises as takeaways for you to engage in independently in between sessions. | IP | IP DS | 230,200 |
rules that protect the safety of women and families," but it's all a bit dull. Out on the floor of the DNC at the TWC Arena, there's a huge difference between the Democratic party delegates and their counterparts at the Republican conference in Tampa. Their higher level of enthusiasm has been observed already but the main difference is that Democrats actually sit in their seats and listen to the speakers, even in the early parts of the programme featuring such political superstars as... this guy. Governor of Delaware? Something like that. Republicans ate a lot of hotdogs. That was the other difference. The conventions always attract a large foreign contingent, from ambassadors based in DC to politicians from abroad looking for election tips from the country that is often in the lead in new techniques, writes Ewen Macaskill from the hall. The Democratic convention has long attracted a stream of British Labour MPs and officials. Famously, Labour sent officials to Little Rock in the 1990s to learn from the then experts, Bill Clinton and his team. So it was no surprise when the Guardian bumped into shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander. He flew in today, arriving at the same time as Air Force One. He is representing Labour at the convention. After posing for a picture with and chatting to a woman wearing an outsize red hat adorned with as many pro-Obama badges as could be fitted on to it, he stopped for a brief word. "I am looking forward | SP | SP TA | 484,434 |
psychology, and I had planned to be a therapist. While applying to graduate school in 1999, two forces came together to change the course of my career. I was pregnant with my first child, and my mother was self-publishing a book. I volunteered to help my mom market her book, so I created a website using FrontPage. From that moment on, I was hooked. I began learning everything I could about web design. I had stumbled upon the ideal career for my personality. Web design combines the creative and the logical in perfect balance. I love it. After almost ten years, I still get a little thrill when I write some HTML and CSS and the design comes to life in the browser. I'm a lifetime learner, and I love that web design never gets boring. I had also discovered a career that has allowed me to work at home, which has been important to me as a mother. Do You Think There is a Lack of Female Web Designers? There's no doubt that women are underrepresented in statistics on web design and at industry conferences. On the other hand, I'm not convinced that means there are fewer women working as web designers. I personally know far more women web designers than men. Have You Ever Experienced Any Negativity or Sexism Being in This Industry? Not personally. I have heard of some very public instances of sexism in the industry, and they generally boiled down to old-fashioned sexual harassment and | SP | SP IT | 3,259,252 |
to ensure its practical. Question 2 - supporting the ceiling roses... I have looked around and found T Hook - don't think I can use that, the depth of the ceiling rose prevents me getting something like that into the cavity. The J Hook has a similar problem for me. Luckily, I mounted some craft wood between the joists at the location of the light fitting, so I could screw a batten on solidly if I wanted. This block of craft wood goes between two rafters, is screwed into the rafters and liquid nailed into place. The plasterboard sits flush to this - thus giving something solid to screw into. Do you think that the standard fan mounting bracket, with an appropriate length of screw will suffice for supporting the fan. The bracket will be held tight up against the ceiling rose - and it should support the weight as per normal. So now you can see why I am asking the questions - there is more than one location in the house I am now considering the ceiling fan - and they all the same issue, its going to be a bugger of an install, and I am seeking thoughts as to whether its possible or its going to be more trouble than its worth ! (I never make things easy for myself - lol - at least I like to plan things out fully and understand them before tackling them - lol) A couple questions... Are the fans | ID | ID DF | 3,313,931 |
I love the idea of this, but my husband and I would both want to use the alarm system. Are you able to set dual alarms and do we need a second band? 2 Answers from the Community Answer It depends on what you want to achieve. The lark needs to be worn on your wrist like a watch, so you could share it if your wake up times were different enough that you could place it on your wrist after your husband has used it. Otherwise you would need a second Lark complete with charging station and another iDevice to set the alarm with. | ID | ID QA | 1,734,589 |
History 'History' at Oxford encompasses the history of the wider European and Mediterranean world since circa 300 AD, and of most of the rest of the world from the early modern period. Some of the topics included within it border on other fields of study: In that context, History recruits some students and borrows some staff from other disciplinary backgrounds. The Faculty administers and contributes to the teaching of a number of explicitly interdisciplinary Master's programmes in Late Antique and Byzantine Studies and Medieval Studies. Research programmes DPhil and MLitt in History Course Code | 000871 DPhil and MLitt in History (History of Science and Medicine & Economics and Social History) Course Code | 003950 The whole range of the Faculty's research interests is covered including History of Science, History of Medicine and Economic History. The DPhil entails the writing of a thesis of up to 100,000 words which may involve either the finding of new or re-examination of known sources. The DPhil programme is normally undertaken on a full-time basis but the History Faculty is able to accept a limited number of doctoral applicants as part-time students if their profession or employment arrangements allow for the necessary commitment of time, and if they do not require a visa for studying in the United Kingdom. The MLitt involves writing a thesis of up to 50,000 words which is usually based on original sources, printed or manuscript. During the first one or two years candidates for either degree pursue a mixed | IN | IN DT | 155,711 |
was a celebrity, like William Shatner's old, ramshackle house in Hastings-on-Hudson. Mostly, these reminiscences have a strong undertone of "can you believe that someone like me lived in someplace like this?" And we look around at... Minnie Mouse in Lanvin. There's been much to-do over the Barneys holiday windows that were unveiled this week. While last year's amazing and somewhat controversial Lady Gaga collaboration pushed the envelope, this year, for some baffling reason, the retailer decided to partner with Disney. Luis Fernandez, senior vice president of creative for Disney Consumer Products, had said that concept behind this collaboration made total sense from a retail perspective. "We thought, 'A huge force in fashion and a huge force in animation," he said in a recent interview. "What better than for these two... Raul Rodriguez of Picture the Homeless. (Christopher Brennan) The winds of Hurricane Sandy caused massive damage to the New York area when it made landfall at the end of October. But the gusts of the superstorm blew more than just debris, dislodging New Yorkers from their homes and into a constellation of already full shelters. Yet in spite of the issue of overcrowding both before or after the storm, there may actually be large amounts of space to house people in the city. Hoping to capitalize on the renewed awareness of homelessness and the dire situation in the city's shelters, advocacy... (White House Photo) Mayor Rahm Emanuel and President Barack Obama WASHINGTON--Mayor Rahm Emanuel met with President Barack Obama on | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 482,511 |
Acts 3:6....'In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk." 7 And he took him by the right hand and lifted him up, and immediately his feet and ankle bones received strength. 8 So he leaping up, stood and walked and entered the temple with them - walking, leaping and praising God.' Peter had told the paralysed man to look at them. He looked & saw faith & love. He saw the smile of God. When we see God smiling on us, believing in us that we can do what we have never done before, we leap inside. We think parts of our life are broken & will never work but God smiles on you today & says Rise, Walk! Christ makes you whole. You are no longer paralysed. You are set free. God doesn't frown on you. All disapproval has been taken by Jesus. You are fearless, no longer paralysed or disabled. This is how Jesus sees you. We appropriate truth, the finished realities of the cross by acting on the Word. Step out! In porn everything is done for the man's benefit, which is one of many reasons why women don't usually like watching it. According to a research, sex triggers brain chemicals that can improve creativity at work. AS IS DEMONSTRATED BY MAINSTREAM PORN. If you want to start working in the Phone sex line, then you have to get a phone line from a reliable site so that you can get started. Simply | OP | OP RS | 656,010 |
fight shoulder to shoulder and heart to heart Let your mind rest easy Sleep well my friend It's only our bodies that betray us in the end Well I awoke last night in the dark and dreamy deep From my head to my feet my body'd gone stone cold There were worms crawling all around me My fingers scratchin' at an earth black and six foot low Alone in the blackness of my grave Alone I'd been left to die Then I heard voices calling all 'round me The earth rose above me My eyes filled with sky We are alive And though our bodies lie alone here in the dark Our souls and spirits rise To carry the fire and light the spark To fight shoulder to shoulder and heart to heart To stand shoulder to shoulder and heart to heart We are alive Lyrics I fell asleep on a dark and starlit sea With nothing but the cloak of God's mercy over me I come upon strange earth and a great black cave I dreamt I awoke as if buried in my grave We've been swallowed up We've been swallowed up Disappeared from this world We've been swallowed up The bones of sailors from the north and sailors from the east Lay high in a pyre in the belly of a beast A beast should you wander in its path upon your ship and your flesh he'll sup You'll disappear from this world until you've been swallowed up | LY | LY SL | 80,441 |
to protect their customers' health. Sure, they will cover the routine broken arm or twisted ankle. But if you have a serious illness or accident, they will review your old, original application to see if you forgot to include some problem or other that you saw a doctor for... and then void your entire policy. I'll take a public option plan any day over private insurance. I know several people who have been unconscionably ripped off by the brand name insurers. Plus, there are billions of bucks being wasted because the system requires insurance companies to fight with hospitals and doctors over every dime. All this bureaucratic fighting absorbs a huge amount of health care dollars. Health insurance is one area where profit-driven capitalism has no place. Bob Landis | 9.28.09 @ 5:56PM Jonathan | 9.28.09 @ 6:02PM Bob, what is broken needs to be fixed. If it can't be fixed, it need to be demolished to make way for something possibly better. *Ding-dong* Is anyone at the door, or did you just comment and leave, like an unthinking person? Priscilla | 10.22.09 @ 1:16AM Howard | 2.1.10 @ 12:36PM but their single payer health plan actually works at a relatively low cost.....current system available to the public is based on the most part by group rates...yet the largest single group in the country is the group of uninsured.....this should be handled like auto insurance in some states....let people volunteer, if they choose to particpate to have insurance companies bid | IP | IP | 186,900 |
dark and started berating us, saying we would never get the beauty of this sort of thing. I saw the intensity of his personality, and I came away liking him. When I became editor of Time , and then at CNN, he was my good friend for two days a year when he had a new product out. So there was that relationship. I got a phone call when I went to the Aspen Institute in 2004. He said he wanted to take a walk. I said, "Sure." I didn't know that taking a walk was the way he had meetings. I'd written a book about Benjamin Franklin. I was just finishing up a biography of Albert Einstein. He said, "I want you to do my biography next." My initial reaction was "Yeah, okay, Ben Franklin, Albert Einstein, you ..." I wondered, half-jokingly, whether he saw himself as the natural successor in that sequence. I said, "Maybe in 20 or so years, when you retire." Later his wife said to me, "If you're going to do a book on Steve, you had better do it now." By then it had become public that he was sick. She said, "He didn't want people to know, but he called you right before he was operated on for cancer." Fortune managing editor Andy Serwer interviews Walter Isaacson and John Huey at the Global Summit for the Closely Held in September 2012. Serwer : John, what about you with Sam Walton? How did you | SP | SP IT | 3,189,216 |
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 |
Sarang Best Regards Harjit Sarang, Partner Family Law BEST Solicitors LLP Q. My ex left me before I gave birth to my second child he has been seeing them once a week but when I am there , I dont trust him as he has threatened to take them before , he is now taking me to court for accsess. Can the courts make me? A. Hi there I am presuming that he is taking you to court for 'contact' with the children because there is a disagreement. Have you tried mediation services to talk about your concerns? Certainly, at the start of any court case, you will be given the opportunity to have a conciliation meeting where your concerns can be relayed at an early stage. For now, if you are not comfortable permitting contact because of the fear of father removing the children from you care and not returning them to you, you may state this and invite the court to make a Residence Order in your favour. The Residence Order will confirm that the children live with you and therefore, if father ever refuses to return them to you, the police should assist once they have seen the order. If you fear that the risk of removal is more than 'not returning them at an agreed time', you may consider a Prohibited Steps Order. This is an order preventing father from removing the children from your care unless there is a prior agreement or court order permitting | ID | ID QA | 537,582 |
had wonderful parents and mentors. I enjoyed reading about them as much as I did about the main subjects of the book. Anyone will pick up tips for being better at both roles from this book. He also has a great sense of humor, telling many funny stories in a wonderfully straight way. In the process, he gently tweaks the racism that means that black astrophysicists have many confrontations with the police that white ones don't have, errors in popular movies (Jodie Foster will blush after she reads what he has to say about her), and our earthbound perspective that keeps us from appreciating the heavenly beauty above. Dr. Tyson often appears with Peter Jennings on television. Watch for him, and notice his ties. He likes to wear ones with astrophysical references. He is the director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York, so you will often see or hear him quoted on the latest space-related issues. I should admit a bias to you. When the college I attended holds an annual alumni gathering in December each year in Boston, I always go to the astrophysics lectures. The photographs are gorgeous, and the ideas are very exciting. If you have a chance to do the same, you should do so. After you read this book, ponder his section on science and religion and reconsider how the two areas relate to one another. I found his ideas interesting. Then consider how the two areas could relate to each other better. That's | IP | IP DS | 712,027 |
since the property was offered to Ngai Tahu. "Therefore, as the value was below the benchmark price previously offered to Ngai Tahu, the Crown has to re-offer the property to Ngai Tahu at the revised valuation before the property can be offered for sale on the open market again." The ministry said in August the properties were on the open market at $3.6 million plus GST for the main school block, and $300,000 plus GST for the other smaller site. However, the main block was subsequently reduced in price to $3.25 million plus GST, while the other remained $300,000 plus GST. Last week, a ministry spokeswoman declined to provide a detailed valuation of the school property, saying the matter was "commercially sensitive". | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 1,774,024 |
My daughter just turned 7, so up until now I've always tried to treat September 11 like any other day. However, I don't know if that's really possible anymore. As parents, we should be the ones deciding when and how our kids learn about 9/11, but the fact is even young children may hear about it, no matter how much we try to protect them. When talking to kids about any tragic event , you want to find a way to inform them without freaking them out. We chatted with Dr. Lori Walsh, a New York State -- based licensed clinical psychologist and mother of three who specializes in parenting and anxiety, who shared her tips for talking to your kids about 9/11 at every age. Preschoolers Find out what they know . "I always recommend asking what they know first, regardless of age," says Walsh. "Start with, 'Have you heard of 9/11?' That gives you a great jumping off point." Clear up any misconceptions . While we hope most young kids are blissfully ignorant of the attacks, you may be surprised by what they've gleaned. "They pick up little pieces of information, and then they make up crazy stories because their 4-year-old brains can't make sense out of it," explains Walsh. It's important to correct any misperceptions. Keep it simple and succinct . There's no need to go into the horrors of the day. Just share the basics: "9/11 is a day that airplanes crashed into these really tall | HI | HI HT | 744,027 |
handy cos i'd love one Re: Who has one of these? The lens looks like a prime...even sort of old school chrome looking. I don't think a filter or a hood would help if that one "dropped"...I bet my shotgun could drop it like a bad habit which is exactly what I would do if someone flew it over my air space. I don't particulary care about spying on any of my neighbors or looking at the farm from above or having some giant unnatural mosquito thing flying around scaring the heck out of the horses. But still that thing is pretty cool... Now if it could go to the store and get me a six pack that would be something entirely different. Last edited by Eye-level; 11-24-2012 at 09:54 AM . Jeff This is my Nikon there are many like it but this one is mine. Without me my Nikon is nothing. Without my Nikon I am nothing. | ID | ID DF | 1,391,775 |
grace, 1.1-9 II. The contrast of their present factious state, 1.10-4.21. III. Immorality rebuked; discipline enjoined, 5.1-6,8. IV. The sanctity of the body, and Christian marriage, 6.9-7,40. V. Meats, and the limitations of Christian liberty, 8.1-11.1. VI. Christian order and the Lord's Supper, 11.2-34 VII. Spiritual gifts in relation to the body, the church, and Christian ministry, 12.1-14,40. The Authenticity of this Epistle is attested by Clement of Rome [First Epistle to the Corinthians, 47], Polycarp [Epistle to the Philippians, 11], and Irenus [Against Heresies, 4.27.3]. The city to which it was sent was famed for its wealth and commerce, which were chiefly due to its situation between the Ionian and gean Seas on the isthmus connecting the Peloponese with Greece. In Paul's time it was the capital of the province Achaia and the seat of the Roman proconsul (Ac 18:12). The state of morals in it was notorious for debauchery, even in the profligate heathen world; so much so that "to Corinthianize" was a proverbial phrase for "to play the wanton"; hence arose dangers to the purity of the Christian Church at Corinth. That Church was founded by Paul on his first visit (Ac 18:1-17). He had been the instrument of converting many Gentiles (1Co 12:2), and some Jews (Ac 18:8), notwithstanding the vehement opposition of the countrymen of the latter (Ac 18:5), during the year and a half in which he sojourned there. The converts were chiefly of the humbler classes (1Co 1:26, &c.). Crispus (1Co 1:14; Ac | LY | LY PR | 439,137 |
that are deployed every two weeks, on a fortnightly basis. These are three sessions of one hour, each of them. We target different time zones. That's why the duration of each session is one hour. So far we have delivered 42 modules for 441 participants. I would like to show you the media room. We have a dedicated media room as part of the facilities that we have in the new building and when we were discussing about the space distribution, we identified that a dedicated media room for the training team to deliver eLearning sessions was very important. So this is a picture of where all eLearning sessions are webcast and also it's an excellent way to allow APNIC to participate in those meetings that we cannot physically be there, so we also organize remote presentations. For now on, the training activities will be reported by Philip. I think this is a clear response to the answers that we had received in the Member survey. I think the training activity will have an exciting boost made by Philip. My last slide that I will present, we have the training team which is related to the training lab. We conducted an upgrade to the training lab, so it's fully IPv6 and ASN 4-byte capable. This allows us to conduct high-level technical workshops and also allows us to run parallel sessions when we need it. We started this year with various policy discussions. In Hong Kong, we received 11 proposals to | SP | SP TA | 457,405 |
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into the faculties which must concur to constitute such a talent, it is necessary in the first instance to determine exactly the difference between natural beauty, the judging of which requires only Taste, and artificial beauty, whose possibility (to which reference must be made in judging such an object) requires Genius. A natural beauty is a beautiful thing; artificial beauty is a beautiful representation of a thing. In order to judge of a natural beauty as such I need not have beforehand a concept of what sort of thing the object is to be; i.e. I need not know its material purposiveness (the purpose), but its mere form pleases by itself in the act of judging it without any knowledge of the purpose. But if the object is given as a product of art, and as such is to be declared beautiful, then, because art always supposes a purpose in the cause (and its causality), there must be at bottom in the first instance a concept of what the thing is to be. And as the agreement of the manifold in a thing with its inner destination, its purpose, constitutes the perfection of the thing, it follows that in judging of artificial beauty the perfection of the thing must be taken into account; but in judging of natural beauty (as such ) there is no question at all about this. -- It is true that in judging of objects of nature, especially objects endowed with life, e.g. a man or | NARRATIVE | null | 282,468 |
started going around and then it was like, 'Oh my God this is a weird, little strange film.' " GB: "District 9? is a bit of a rarity in the Comic-Con sector in that it's not an adaptation of a comic book or a toy, it's not a remake or a sequel, it's not based on an old television show.... PJ: Yeah, I guess so. I mean I guess Comic-Con in a way celebrates popular culture so its emphasis is always going to be on the culture that exists, I guess, which is clear enough. But I suppose it covers everything doesn't it? It covers movies and TV and it's obviously become a place where if you've got something new it's a good place to expose it to the fans. GB: Certainly, it's a place to introduce the new and celebrate the past, but I suppose what I was suggesting is that these days it seems difficult to make a big special-effects film unless it's based on some pre-existing, known quantity in pop-culture, such as a novel, comic book, video game, TV show, toy line or previous movie. You look at the Harry Potter films, " Iron Man ," " Star Trek ," " Transformers "... PJ: I mean, personally I think that's one of the most depressing things about the film industry generally today. The writers and directors should be blamed just as much as the studios because really everything seems to be a remake or adapting a 1970s | SP | SP IT | 491,481 |
the intermediate to advanced rider will be rewarded with the trails on offer. So where to ride? Below are 4 reasons why this mountain bike destination is a favourite of many Australian mtb riders. 1. Beechworth Mountain Bike Park The mountain bike park is nearby, an easy 3km ride from the centre of town. At the park you can choose from green, blue or black trails which are well signed throughout the park. The mtb trails at Beechworth are largely hard packed on a granite base, with loamy sections. Given the rock base and its hilly position, the trails drain well, providing year round riding access. There are green and blue loops around the park, a downhill trail section and a variety of jumps. The 'secret track' section and it's recent upgrades is one of the more interesting and flowing sections of the park, where you will be tipping your hat to the trail builders at the end. A map created by the local mountain bike club, can be viewed here . The mountain bike park has hosted a variety of mountain bike races and events with the most notable being the Six Hours in the Saddle , which also happens to be held on the Harvest Celebration weekend, where a variety of regional producers descends on the town with a farmers market, local events and activities. For those that don't mind a bit of roadie action on the side, the Beechworth Gran Fondo is a new event coming to | IP | IP PA | 3,327,495 |
conversation with her friends, and you come over, she might stop talking all of a sudden. This likely means that you were the subject of the recently ended conversation. If she likes you and she told her friends about you, they might come up to you and start a random conversation about things such as: Who would you rather date me or (her name), who do you like better, who is the hottest, would you marry (her name) or me, etc. If they name a list of about three people and her name is in the list, she probably told her friends about you and they're trying to search for clues to see how you feel about her. In teen years, if her friends are loud and immature, you'll most likely hear "(your name), (her name) likes you!" Do be aware that her friends might be making it up just to tease her. Listen for things like: "Stop teasing me!" or "Be quiet! He might hear!" 7 Look out for moments where you can play "rescuing the damsel in distress" . If you're outside and the girl you like is nearby and starts loudly saying "I'm cold!", that's a subtle hint that she wants you to give her your sweater. This is a very sweet gesture, especially if you want to show the girl that you like her. And sometimes a girl will pretend to be really bad at doing something, and say that she can't do it. That is | HI | HI HT | 483,101 |
Marching back up the steps Into the rays of the sun | LY | LY SL | 213,796 |
no matter if you are the president, they are going to make mistakes. I'm not saying that I'm doing this and I don't care what people think about. I do care what people think about me. But there are decisions I'm going to make that are going to be bad, I'm still living, so I'll probably make another bad decision. But the ones that really affect my career and my life they will be better thought out. Are you on Twitter? No, I'm not on Twitter. I'm in a relationship that won't let me. (there was something I couldn't make out here, but I think a little joke about his girl friend). But if I gain a little more trust, I'll get on Twitter. I might do it this year. | SP | SP IT | 3,364,508 |
even though clearly other people probably found it. But, the moment feels unique. That's how you are supposed to feel. | SP | SP IT | 3,239,651 |
any trouble hereabout You play a virgin in the light But need no urgin' in the night. [GIRL] She's been laughing at you While she's having her men [WOMEN] She'll be nothing but trouble again and again [WOMAN] You must sack her today [WORKERS] Sack the girl today! [FOREMAN] Right my girl. On your way! Related for Les Miserables Cast: Les Miserables Cast - At the End of the Day song lyrics from soundtrack cd "Les Miserables" are property & copyright of their owners & provided for educational purposes. Visit Les Miserables page to find more, or use search. | LY | LY SL | 451,287 |
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Scientists in National and World Affairs , edited and with Introductions by Morton Grodzins and Eugene Rabinowitch. New York, Basic Books, 1963. This collection of articles from the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists , 1945-1962, includes two by Harry Kalven, Jr., on Pauling's Congressional hearings (pp. 466-493), as well as some articles by various scientists referred to in the presentation and lecture. Biological and Environment Effects of Nuclear War. Hearings before the Special Subcommittee on Radiation of the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy, June 22-26, 1959. Washington, D.C., U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959. The Nature of Radioactive Fallout and Its Effects on Man . 2 vols. Hearings before the Special Subcommittee on Radiation of the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy, May 27-June 7, 1957. Washington, D.C., U.S. Government Printing Office, I957 This autobiography/biography was written at the time of the award and first published in the book series Les Prix Nobel . It was later edited and republished in Nobel Lectures . To cite this document, always state the source as shown above. | NARRATIVE | NA DP | 1,407,650 |
happening everywhere and it ended up being about 80,000. It was the biggest mass migration since the 1850s when Canada was opening up. Marion Dewar and I often appeared together and she'd bring her son, Paul. I've always known him and so, I've always supported him (Paul Dewar is the NDP MP for Ms. MacDonald's riding.) DM: What do you consider the world's hot spots right now? FM: The part of the world that is most interesting at the present time is the Far East. This is where population is exploding, where new kinds of enterprises are being built. It's a seething mass of energy and we really know so little about it. We go to a city in China and think we know China, but how do you know a civilization until you've really immersed yourself in it completely? I say that because I've worked in Afghanistan and I know what it is to know people in 75 villages, but that's only one minor part of Afghanistan and that's only one minor part of Asia. We don't really have a global perspective on the world and regardless of how much (John) Baird tries, he doesn't come at it from that point of view. DM: What's the most concerning spot globally? FM: To me, it's there as well. The fact that we are still interested as a country in Afghanistan. In how many parts of the world have our soldiers been posted? There aren't that many in recent years and | SP | SP IT | 3,343,125 |
none. Given that his personal hero seems to be David Ben-Gurion, whose duplicity and aggressive stance is well documented in Avi Schlaim's The Iron Wall, this is no surprise. Just consider two points from many that deserve comment. "The president, of course, must adhere to the law, strengthen justice, help the executive arm fulfil its duties while respecting the minority. ... The new era, in any case, lowers territorial borders and reduces discrimination among people." Which law is he refering to? Is it the Israeli law that permits Israeli Jews to build their homes on occupied Palestinian land or international law according to which this is illegal? The new era lowers territorial borders? What is he thinking of? The Wall? "We, the Jewish people, have never and will never reconcile ourselves to murder, to falsehood, to mastery, to slavery, to discrimination, to exploitation, to surrender or to stasis." Now it appears that Peres is not only President of Israel but spokespersons for all Jews at all times. But are not Jews just like the rest of humanity including their fair share of rogues and duplicitous leaders along with the the many who have contributed so much to national cultures and to world culture? The President of Israel says "We ... have never reconciled ourselves to ... falsehood .... to discrimination ....". Where does this leave the myths of the creation of the Israeli state (e.g. the Arabs fled not because of ethnic cleansing but because Arab radio stations told them | SP | SP FS | 407,552 |
way. It is an affirmation of the legacy we all worked to create. I am aware that some of the newer bands I actually like have referred to FNM as an influence. I am also aware AD was on the Kerrang! Most influential albums list of 2003. Is it an artist's affirmation? That's fine. Am I surprised? I don't think anyone can be expected to anticipate something like this. Q: What kind of music are you listening to today? Is there anything that we might not generally expect that you like to listen to? A: I've been listening to Machine Head, a great metal band out of Oakland, Calif. I enjoy classic jazz, reminds me of weird times as a kid. I like the "Glorious lethal euphoria" of The Mermen It's crazy hardcore psychedelic surf music and hits the mark hard. I'll listen to any improv, at least for a few minutes. Q: Is it true that you were offered to perform at reunion tour dates -- if it is true why did you decline? Fans would have been so happy to see on stage too! A: Thanks Bubbles. For some time during 2008, I had been receiving information with increasing frequency that "we" were booking a reunion tour, festivals, Europe. I was informed that yes, the promoters were selling it as the original line up. In February 2009, Roddy called and said they were just beginning to think of putting something together, and just now feeling out everyone, and | SP | SP IT | 352,261 |
hull through broken decks and the broken hull. So not only would the decks be cracking and tearing, but you would have steam rising through them from the ruptured steam line. | ID | ID DF | 1,483,116 |
faintly sinister; barnacles aren't threatening or aggressive; and haloes don't radiate outwards -- they sit on saint's heads, or surround planets. For Rowling's fanbase, this is probably beside the point. They'll be in it for the plot, which is big, engrossing, and runs like clockwork. Like the Potter novels, the book is extremely efficiently organised beneath the busy surface. True, the narrative requires a fair amount of artificial contrivance, is a little a predictable, and lurches into melodrama in the final straight -- but this kind of story probably demands that. More problematic for the fans, I suspect, is that The Casual Vacancy has none of the Potter books' warmth and charm. It's a pretty sour story, in which all the characters are either fairly horrible, or suicidally miserable, or dead. Even Barry is a terrible disappointment to his wife. People have come up with all sorts of explanations for Harry Potter's popularity with grown-up readers, from the obvious -- the escapist attractions of the minutely invented fantasy world -- to the grandiose: western adults are stuck in an eternal adolescence. But one of them, I suspect, is that people still enjoy reading about good people, and seeing them rewarded -- something that more respectable novels seldom offer these days. If that's the case, then Rowling might see a backlash over the next few months. Most popular on the Guardian Today in pictures After advising tourists against travel to the cities of Jammu and Srinagar for nearly 20 years, the | OP | OP RV | 730,848 |
year-old blood leaking from a leg snapped in half when she leaped for water and found it gone, landing on something harder than the paths she'd known through woods, her good legs spinning her crazily toward the center of things. The ramshackle door made a raft of sorts, and he skidded to her side, working a rope for a noose; her sound was that of a child shaken in the night, the eyes stunned open in disbelief, the voice rattling through the windpipe, stopping in time to be garbled by the lips. He told her things she had to know how the rope would seem too tight, how she would bound on home before the morning even spent itself away. The noose settled about the neck and sent a shudder down her back; he moved as shadows move -- his hand ungloved and gliding toward the leg, tangled in rope, to set it free, to let the tug-o-war begin. But she had other plans, her eyes tight on his, a new sound snorting from her throat, her lunge crashing short against the door, giving too much weight for such a mild-wintered lake, and the world gave out beneath them. It was then he knew he cared only for himself, his wife on shore, his children at the window, their grandmother talking his death away from an earlier grief still thundering in her soul, his parents far at home, their phone readying itself to ring-in the news of his drowning; those | LY | LY PO | 337,812 |
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own party when the time was right, when he recognized it was time to put partisanship aside and just do what was right for the American people. That's what I've done as governor, also, take on my own party, when I had to, and work with both sides of the aisle, in my cabinet, appointing those who would serve regardless of party, Democrats, independents, Republicans, whatever it took to get the job done. Also, John McCain's maverick position that he's in, that's really prompt up to and indicated by the supporters that he has. Look at Lieberman, and Giuliani, and Romney, and Lingle, and all of us who come from such a diverse background of -- of policy and of partisanship, all coming together at this time, recognizing he is the man that we need to leave -- lead in these next four years, because these are tumultuous times. We have got to win the wars. We have got to get our economy back on track. We have got to not allow the greed and corruption on Wall Street anymore. And we have not got to allow the partisanship that has really been entrenched in Washington, D.C., no matter who's been in charge. When the Republicans were in charge, I didn't see a lot of progress there, either. When the Democrats, either, though, this last go- around for the last two years. Change is coming. And John McCain is the leader of that reform. IFILL : Senator... BIDEN : I'll | SP | SP TA | 247,603 |
done E C#m I won't advise you to go and have fun A B E You can cry if you want to E Esus When it's empty and ugly and terribly sad A B I can't feel what you feel but I know it feels bad E C#m A B I know that it's real and it makes you so mad E You can cry E C#m Cry if you want to, I won't tell you not to A B C#m I won't try to cheer you up, I'll just be here if you want me B A To be near you Outro: (use the intro, then instrumental progression) | LY | LY SL | 779 |
US today? Barack Obama or Tim Tebow? In one of my leagues, the scoring system is such that I'm going to wait to take a QB until pretty late. In another, however, I might go QB in the first round. Every time I get excited about a possible sleeper, he gets dinged up. I'm going to let somebody else find out if Peyton Hillis and Steve Johnson are one hit wonders. Given the chance, however, I'd be happy to find out whether ________ will be a one hit wonder. I know the Dean and various other UCLA bigwigs read my blog sometimes, so I want to assure them that I only work on fantasy football at home, in the middle of the night, and after doing tons and tons of teaching, research, and service. I never tweak my pre-draft rankings during a faculty meeting, for example, or check the waiver wire before class. Honest. Peter Dinklage is stealing the TV series. He brings to the part of Tyrion precisely the right amount of Napoleonic swagger and, dare I say it, impishness. Perhaps it is my knowledge of what follows in future books, but one can see in Dinklage's performance the potential for Tyrion to turn on his family and eventually become one of the good guys. It's great that such a wonderful actor has finally gotten such a major star vehicle. Catelyn Stark comes off as much less of a bitch in the TV series than in the books, but | OP | OP OB | 214,543 |
in a pub about drugs and their effects and warning about the dangers of these evil substances....with a ciggy going in one hand and a pint of beer in the other. Prohibition pushes the thing underground. We lose sight of the problem. Then the drugs get dangerous. They're obviously not subject to quality control and users have no way of knowing what they contain. A drug that might of itself do no harm may be hyped up with something that does. There were stories of bad chemistry students lacing the tiny amount of LSD needed to lift off with strychnine. Not nice. A little too much of that and your trip will terminate somewhere in the afterlife! But yes, prohibition isn't working. It has the forbidden fruit effect on the young. Loading comments... One hesitates to disagree with a man who has so much obvious experience in this field; but experience does not always mean one can analyse a problem dispassionately. Having admitted that users will "do anything" to obtain drugs, in an article whose main conclusions point logically towards legalisation, Mr Paddick then abandons logic in the final paragraph by saying we need to maintain high prices in order to make drugs harder for users to get hold of. The high price of drugs is created entirely by the fact that they are illegal. Who benefits from this? First, the vicious gangs who organise the trade (which are nowhere mentioned in the article). But, equally, the British Judicial System | OP | OP OB | 54,797 |
the image. However, when sent from my machine, since my system recognizes me as a Trusted Sender, the image simply displays without a prompt. IT for this customer is recommending that I get around the problem by embedding the image rather than than linking to it. So, I would love to find out more about the pros and cons (embed or link to the image?) Chris, for me, you should always link to the image rather than embedding it. However, it depends on how you are sending the HTML email. As I say, I was providing HTML for a large organisation to professionally send bulk email. It sounds as though you're sending much smaller amounts and your client is sending it themselves -- so that might be why they are recommending embedding images. Thanks for posting that for Melanie, Christopher. Although this article was originally about writing an HTML email that would be viewed correctly across all email clients -- even Outlook, it does seem to attract people looking to create nice looking emails with Outlook. So it's great that we can help them as well. Thanks This article hit my current client sweetspot. I am redesigning a law firm's internal eblast templates. Their entire workflow is from an enterprise EMS and out to almost exclusively Outlook-using clients. As designers, it's nice to delude ourselves into believing that no one is checking their mail in Outlook or browsing the web with IE. Try working working in financial services or law, | HI | HI HT | 375,863 |
and your two ways and your attitude You wated too many pimp tapes After all of the things that we been througth I'm still willing to take care of you Girl we been together for so long And I just want to know, What's going on? Seems to be to me, something wrong with this household Seems to be to me, you're always trying to take contrl Seems to be to me, something wrong with the kissing Seems to be to me, you forgot what love was Seems to be to me, something wroong with the kissing Seems to be tome, something is missing What happen to kissing and hugging? Insteadof all that cussingand fussing, I wanna know right now, what you got to say, What happen to respecting me? Instead of spending time in the street I don't need to know; in fact I got to go Wait baby let me plead my case I got a faw more things to say Shit is making me made, girl what I do so bad? What about that girl you sending money to down the way? What about, you been cheating on me she had your baby? What about, the lies and deceit I face day to day? What about, I don't feel the way I used to I lost my faith in you? Seemd to be to me, something wrong with this household Seems to be to me, you're always trying to take control Seems to be to me, something | LY | LY SL | 244,222 |
real or ideal, and it is here where Gendler directs most of our attention: to the simple things around us which we so often just take for granted. We rarely really "see" them, we hardly spend time contemplating them, and we, in our busy and messy contemporary world, ignore them for the most part and wonder if we're not missing something. Gendler certainly makes an important "philosophical" point (unwittingly or not) when she says that "Beauty, like every other quality -- courage, fear, ugliness, trust, truth, wisdom -- is a part of us and apart from us, inside us and outside us, personal and impersonal. Beauty invites us to build bridges and make connections between the senses and the soul, between contemplation and expression, between ourselves and the world." The great debate in aesthetics has always been the argument over subjectivity versus objectivity: Is beauty merely in the eye of the beholder, or is there something "out there" which, in fact, possesses the quality of beauty regardless of the beholder? Gendler appears to take the middle road on the issue and I agree with her: "Beauty . . . is a part of us and apart from us, inside us and outside us." Her book provides numerous examples to support her observation. Beauty is, however, a most elusive quality. Its nature is no tenuous that it always seems to escape in the very moment of its capture. There is hardly a term in any language which is used more and | IP | IP DS | 149,836 |
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level playing field compared to the railcars. The original/depreciating costs are not accounted for and steam pays higher track charges, the fact notwithstanding that if it weren't for steam Poznan -- Wolsztyn may have closed years ago and until it all operates on a level basis those that wish to see steam withdrawn completely may have their way As I said, I despair at what has happened at what COULD be a working museum depot given the will to do anything. I suspect it won't last any more than a couple of years if the chip chip chipping away at the service continues. Its not mentality, its plain robbery by the officials. We, as regular, ordinary railway maniacs try to maintain museums on our own, but authorities are just like to destroy everything around with premeditation! And generally I anticipated this kind of situation long long time ago, when Koleje Mazowieckie started the process of regionalization of PKP PR actually. The regionalization itself was planned nearly a decade ago, when the PKP Group was formed... I stand corrected. When I wrote the article I cast my mind back to when I lived in Poland and there was still regular freight. It slipped my mind that there were still both trains to Poznan and Leszno 5 years ago. As one of the 'steam tourists' mentioned, I have travelled to Poznan and Wolsztyn twice now to see the steam locos and was hoping to go again in 2013. With service cuts backs | IN | IN IB | 3,042,515 |
vote?As the results of the first elections to the position of police and crime commissioner come in, the over-riding impression is that nobody gives a shit. Turnout in Wiltshire, the first of the areas to declare, was just 15.7 per cent -- lower than any national election since 1918, and lower than any individual constituency result in a general election since 1945. Meanwhile, Stuart Wilks-Heeg, of the independent research organisation Democratic Audit, reports that at least three polling... Arab and Muslim nations condemn Israel but remain mute in the face of ongoing ethnic cleansing in Sudan.This week, the Arab League met for its annual ministerial summit and issued a condemnation of Israel for bombing a weapons factory in Sudan. Israel has not admitted destroying the Yarmouk facility on 23 October, because it never confirms or denies such military operations. However, it is accepted by the international community that Israel is the perpetrator. It is also widely believed both inside Sudan and beyond that Yarmouk was making weapons both for and on behalf of Iran, and smuggling... When the Fordham College Republicans announced in early November they had invited conservative pundit Ann Coulter to speak at one of their club's events on campus, University President Joseph McShane publicly pressured the club to rescind its invitiaton. Ted Conrad, a junior at Fordham and President of the Fordham College Republicans, announced Saturday that the club had rescinded the invitation to Ms. Coulter. The previous day, on Friday (two days after the initial invitation | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 482,511 |
Know: Isn't Cuba's "other" currency pegged at 1 USD, though? No, it is a bit lower, 1 CUC-->0.93 USD or something like that which is again retarded (and this is if you are a financial entity, if you are an individual is like 1 CUC-->0.80 USD because we like to fuck ourselves so people tend to use the blackmarket isnstead) #100085 +(531)- [X] <jome> I suppose there are bad coders, there are really bad coders, there are fucking retards, and there's coders writing lines like this: $resultscode = $resultscode - 0; Re: Maybe they want to hire Tanenbaum or Torvalds? Because I like you, here is a list of circulating currencies and matching countries. There is only one country in the whole world that issues two currencies, other countries do accept foreign currencies (mostly colonies or ex-colonies) and some print or mint commemorative money which is not used in a day to day basis #100085 +(531)- [X] <jome> I suppose there are bad coders, there are really bad coders, there are fucking retards, and there's coders writing lines like this: $resultscode = $resultscode - 0; Re: Maybe they want to hire Tanenbaum or Torvalds? Because they kind of have another coin but is not used that much, there are only a few denomination and only in mint so None is not a total misnomer as Abkhazia is kind of a country (only a few nations recognize it as such) as is regarded by the rest of the world as part | ID | ID DF | 3,175,383 |
the architecture and the rich mahogany interiors stood in stark contrast to the sterile marble so much in evidence in Russian-influenced Peking. But, alas, the good citizens of Shanghai were no more familiar with that famous profile than those in the capital had been. One early evening, while scouting locations in Shanghai's shopping district, our small group had been walking with Hope for several blocks. It was obvious that we were noticed by hundreds of passersby, but only as visiting Westerners. Then from around a corner materialized a group of squealing teenagers waving what appeared to be autograph books. As they ran toward us, Hope said, "You chaps go on ahead and I'll catch-up after I take care of these -- " The girls rushed past him and into a department store that looked to be having a sale on Junior Miss kimonos. The girls were waving coupon books and, watching them rush by him, Hope looked slightly embarrassed. I felt sympathetic and said, "Well, Bob, now you know how it feels to be a nobody." Without breaking stride, he shot back, "How do you stand it?" * * * * Our accommodations at Shanghai's Chi Ching Hotel were as comfortable and steeped in history as any we'd ever been assigned. Gig and I shared the entire fifth floor with two production assistants, with a private elevator that opened onto our common foyer. We had a full-sized living room (with a fireplace), a dining room and a kitchen! The bedrooms | NARRATIVE | NA DP | 307,216 |
follow me around and I thought I had time left still dig the problematic will and oh if the world was in tune my value it would decrease ha ha ha the world in tune the possibilities increase use cash to save the people knowing about this hell I'm going through some chance, my advisors keep on showing me the things that I could do like save it for that far off day relatives expect so much as they mourn you passed away he always was a soft touch and always remembered his friends cracked it smart but kept his roots read - always a means to an end smart my arse! cries for the loot I thought of starting my own circus with life's contradictions vegetarians with cats, oh life's contradictions see elephants hang from the top of the big top the knife throwers don't know when to stop clowns that'll make you cry, the muscle man as funny guy an active sort who stays in bed, a lion's mouth with chewed-up head gags of sex and politics to 'I only came here with the kids' sidesteppers of the tightrope, mice scare tigers, fire eaters choke someone's legalizing dope, some hope cos ideas are castrated small you don't fuck about with the economy clinking coins walking tall so back at home with a family my father recommended this accountant he did well for himself, my dad he died recently of alcohol liver but left us the best times he | LY | LY SL | 276,708 |
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analysis of N. Korea's economy and policies (past and present), and an assessment of future prospects for the Korea peninsula in light of several plausible alternative scenarios of policy developments in the North. "Avoiding the Apocalypse" contains a wealth and depth of information Mr. Noland has obviously acquired through his research and interactions with key economic, political and military personalities in North and South Korea, Japan, the US and China. I found this book to be very well written, and in a style accessible to a general educated readership. Unusually for such a weighty book, the text includes cross-cultural sayings (i.e. proverbs) and metaphors, in addition to insider quotes, that make the book an interesting read indeed. I recommend the book highly for anyone interested in a thorough review of N. Korea and in knowing what the current state of play is as regards N. Korea's integration into the world community of nations. If you're interested in a fresh and intellectually stimulating perspective on the events unfolding on the Korean peninsula, this is also the book for you. Winston Churchill described the Soviet Union as "a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma," but then again, unlike Marcus Noland, Churchill never visited North Korea. South Korea has risen from the ashes of the war to become a modern country. North Korea faces a famine. (My church and many others are involved in famine relief there.) If the North Koreans opened up their system they could catch up with South | IP | IP DS | 535,976 |
Harry's mother -- which explains virtually everything he's done up to this point. Kinda. If you squint. But in the movie, we never see Tonks' patronus, or learn in any other way that a Patronus reflects love at all, making this scene entirely incomprehensible unless you knew what it meant anyway. 6. There's Actually an Explanation for the Dog Costume In The Shining Possibly the most iconic "what the hell?" moments in cinema is t he quick shot of a dude in a dog costume in The Shining . In comes out of absolute nowhere, and is never explained -- and when you're dealing with a famously detailed filmmaker like Stanley Kubrick , this seems really out of place. Since he went so far as demand that props be a specific color for black and white movies or that a space toilet have actual working instructions, the idea that he just threw up his hands and said "a dude in a dog costume sure would be weird, eh? Let's go with that!" doesn't seem plausible. And it's not, because that's not what happened. In Stephen King 's original book, the dog costume is carefully explained: His name is Harry, and he's a sex-slave in a homosexual sadomasochistic relationship. He's actually brought to one of the hotel's dance parties and forced to behave like a dog the whole time for the amusement of his "master." So... now you know that. 5. Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World : Subspace Scott Pilgrim Vs. | IN | IN IB | 3,240,123 |
careful heap of fallen petals. All the same Distracted from 'self', set free to rhapsodize You think it really ought to last for ever. Lifting the camera, as if it were A sort of prayer But the language was an accident That happened somewhere in the creature's brain. Can you afford the planet? A jay can bury five thousand acorns in autumn. Somewhere inside this amiable jungle There waits a label not designed to be read. Here at the edge of what we almost know It flowers, as if in hiding. Together we have come To the edge of what we were saying Hung out in rows, like changeless blossom Against a sky whose blue Once made us intensely happy But noticed most when gone, Our words like scented gardens for the blind. ? John Welch has lived for the last forty years in east London, married to the painter Amanda Welch. He helped run the South Asian Literature Society, an organisation that promoted interest in the literatures of the Indian Subcontinent and worked with the Punjabi poet Amarjit Chandan, and more recently the Iraqi poet Abdulkarim Kasid, on the English versions of their poems. In 1984, Oxford University Press published his anthology Stories From South Asia . This body of experience contributed substantially to his previous Shearsman collection Visiting Exile , published in 2009. Other work: Collected Poems (2008) and Dreaming Arrival (2008), personal reflections on the writing life set in the context of the experience of psychoanalysis . | LY | LY PO | 3,696,587 |
Last seesion was Friday. Deep session..... Previous ones over the last few months have seemed more conversational and surface level. Talked about specific triggers and specific traumas. I revealed how I have been feeling inside...deep down inside. ****Trigger Warning*** told her how the thought of self harm calms my mind. Makes me feel light, like all the weight is lifted off and Im floating. We left like usual with a hug when it was time to go. Only this time, I didn't have a lot of strength to hug her and it felt like I couldn't let go or I would fall down. Of course I did let go and I walked to my car. I sat in my car for awhile with the air and music on trying to feel "normal" before I drove. My heart was pounding and I felt like I might burst out in tears or a screaming rage at any minute and the only thing keeping me calm was sitting there, not moving with my eyes closed. Eventually I remember that I needed to go pick up my son and I left. I got about 3 side streets away and had to pull over b/c my whole body started shaking and my heart was pounding and I couldn't concentrate on driving or remember where I was or should be going. I had a little mini break down. After I got it together again (so I thought), I found my way to the freeway and headed | ID | ID DF | 623,422 |
smoke, ash from the boilers and soot all mixed with a little steam from water filling the boiler rooms. Another thing to take into account is that the ship was more or less stationary, it was just going to drift above the ship. I don't know that it really was anything more than that and don't really consider it to be the same as the escaping air, it was coming up through the funnels. That is not to say that the remaining air in the bow did not escape during the break, it had to. But I always thought there was a difference in air pressure inside the ship as it was sinking, but do not know that it could have cause a break, port holes were open, doors were open, etc. so their should have been enough room for the air to escape if the pressure had been too great. I'm not sure, but weren't pipes running just below the boat deck that ran to the winches on deck? We know air was escaping from the peak tank, but I can't see why so much air would be running through the expansion joint as to make it almost impossible to hear, I would expect some, maybe an almost "stiff breeze", but that alone should not have made that much sound unless the pressure really was that high; but then shouldn't people below decks ear's have been "popping" from the pressure? Survivors saw the smoke but Frank Osman was the | ID | ID DF | 1,483,116 |
Which sends me back to a personal favourite, Ronnie Hudson And The Street People's "West Coast Poplock", which borrows a chunk of Zapp, and adds the iconic lyric "California knows how to party" : ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmJXjDhpA\\... Documentary evidence of real-life poplocking to Ronnie H can be found here: ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02HxXrVlr\\... The Hudson lyric was later, of course, borrowed by 2pac's "California Love", which featured Zapp's Roger Troutman: ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWOsbGP5O\\... Which melded it with the sample from Joe Cocker's incredible track "Woman To Woman": ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PmRNUToa\\... A track which itself had been sampled by the Ultramagnetic MC's late 80s track "Funky": ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq_C01Ykm\\... In a neat reversal of the usual magpie sample theft of hiphop, Zapp & Roger did their own version of "California Love" later: ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMa62lS0i\\... This much I knew already -- funnily enough from the soundtrack to the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas computer game (whoever compiles those soundtracks has got a seriously great record collection). But what I didn't know till now, thanks to a bit of googling, was that "West Coast Poplock" itself borrowed it's main riff from Booker T And The MG's "Boot Leg": ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZK2t1YnD\\... And that track has its own hiphop history, having been borrowed by Cypress Hill: ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8at2twL6g\\... With this dense web of connections, moving both back and forth along the timeline, "West Coast Poplock" seems something like the keystone of hiphop, a crucial multi-way node in rap history. But perhaps out there is the another track which has even more points of connection -- the Higgs boson of | OP | OP OB | 503,315 |
of 2014 is the next we'll see from him, writing/directing-wise. Oscar-winning writer Diablo Cody is making her directorial debut with a new untitled comedy that's already been shot and is due out next year. It stars Julianne Hough as a conservative woman who has a crisis of faith after surviving a plane crash, with Russell Brand, Holly Hunter, Nick Offerman, and Octavia Spencer rounding out the cast. Cody also wrote a draft of Fede Alvarez's upcoming Evil Dead remake, which should also hit theaters in 2013. She also just sold a romantic comedy pilot script called Alex + Amy to ABC. Sacha Baron Cohen and Larry Charles Known for: Borat , Bruno , The Dictator Frequently casts: Cohen Seinfeld / Curb writer Larry Charles has directed all of Sacha Baron Cohen's last three movies, and the two are teaming up again for a movie called The Lesbian , which is based on the true story of a Hong Kong billionaire who offers a bounty to any man who can marry his lesbian daughter. Apart from each other, Baron Cohen is working on a spy comedy with writer Phil Johnston ( Cedar Rapids ) and Charles is developing Pierre, Pierre , which would star Russell Brand as a French art thief. Original US Office showrunner Greg Daniels just returned to oversee the show's final season, which is airing now. After that, he has three shows in development at NBC for fall of 2013, all of which he would produce and not | OP | OP | 3,208,740 |
Wily used to murder Light's beloved Emily. I personally think that only one assassin is mentioned, not because there is really only one, but as a effective tool to show how little force it takes to install a paranoid terror into the mind of a population. This is of course an echo of Nazi Germany's secret police, and also the secret police in Russia. They didn't have records on the whole population, but because people thought that they did the plan worked. Through the red eyed assassin, Wily is able to deal with any possible resistance while simulatniously maintaining his image of benevolence. This is what a totalitarian ruler must do- to have all crimes carried out in secret and detatched from the officiality of daylight. In this manner Wily is able to to protect the "rotten core of the onion" [ 3 ] of totalitarianism. At this point we can see a clearer case for Wily's society not merely being a technological dystopia, but a totalitarian one. But allow me, before jumping to conclusions, to address several of the classic requirements or hall marks of a totalitarian state. Much of the post World War II literature on totalitarianism warns of the role that new media and transportation technologies played in the advent of 20 th century totalitarianism. The Protomen definitely have followed this school of thought. After all, let's go through the laundry list technologies that Wily employed to take control. He used the existing mass media infrastructure to | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,745,363 |
to be Elvis' girlfriend? Linda Thompson: It was like being with Prince Charming on many levels, because he was like Santa Claus every day. He was inordinately generous of spirit. Larry King: I have heard that. Linda Thompson: And also of material wealth. He... Larry King: He was a big giver, right? Linda Thompson: A big giver. He derived much more pleasure from giving than receiving. You know, his life was lived very biblically. You know, he really followed the bible and he also was on a spiritual quest to find out how other people of other faiths lived their lives. And he used to wear an Egyptian ankh, a star of David and a crucifix around his neck. And when people would say are you confused, he would say, no, not at all. I just don't want to miss heaven on a technicality. So, he embraced all faiths and he was extraordinarily generous. So, in some ways, it was like living with a saint and being with Prince Charming and Santa Claus every day. Larry King: As I told you during the break, I never met anyone -- I never met Elvis, but I knew Colonel Parker . I never met anyone in the business who knew him who didn't like him. Linda Thompson: And the key there is who knew him. You know, there are a lot of people to say disparaging things about him who didn't really know him, and they might have known just, you know, | SP | SP IT | 238,964 |
a Vietnamese spy colonel accused of receiving up to $20 million in suspected bribes from a subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Australia. Police are investigating a string of top Australian horse-racing figures, including champion jockey Danny Nikolic (pictured), for alleged race fixing in what is shaping as the biggest corruption scandal to hit the sport in decades. | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 613,061 |
trying to buy -- not sell -- as much distressed merchandise in the mortgage area as they can. This is a good clue about where the smart money is going. You can panic if you enjoy being panicky. But this will all blow over and the people who buy now, in due time, will be glad they did. Trackback | 3.17.10 @ 7:10AM We also bought a three month subscription to Carfax. We were considering buying through a private party, and with Carfax, you can see the owner history of the car you are considering. It' s important to know if the car has a history of an accident, or if it' s been listed as totaled. Also, cars with a single owner tend to be in better shape than cars that have had several owners, so you can use that as a bargaining chip. I think the subscription cost us about $15, and it was also well worth... Kyle | 3.17.10 @ 9:37PM There is one fundamental difference between liberals and conservatives. Liberals hate life and think it is unfair to be alive. Life is just a problem that has to be dealt with. Conservatives love life and are thankful every day they wake up. Life brings happiness and meaning to a conservative. To liberals out there, if you want to willingly vote your freedoms away, that's fine. Don't expect everyone else to do the same thing. I love freedom. I love life. I'm not giving either up just | IP | IP | 186,900 |
le Carre's fictional Russian spymaster, "Karla." An important question, if a back channel were ever seriously considered, is whether Suleimani's connection with the Iranian nuclear program is significant enough to make him a reliable intermediary. The time for communication may be running out. Economic sanctions are creating a worsening crisis for Iran, one that is a potential threat to the regime's survival. And more potent sanctions are on the way. Meanwhile, Israel, the United States and other allied nations are conducting covert actions against the Iranian nuclear program. Iran called the assassination this week of one of its nuclear scientists another in a series of "malicious terrorist attacks." At some point, the Iranians may conclude that the broad pressure campaign, overt and covert, means that a state of undeclared war exists -- and respond in kind. The Obama administration's squeeze on Iran has been powerful, but also carefully calibrated. U.S. officials insist that America had nothing to do with the recent killing of Iranian scientists, for example, and their denials are credible in part because it would be so difficult for the CIA to direct motorcycle assassins in North Tehran. The pressure campaign has international support, and there's no reason to stop it. But this is a moment when a U.S. emissary should make clear that Iran has a choice -- it can seek to be a nuclear-weapons power or remain an oil power, but not both -- and communicate that to someone who can report directly to Ayatollah Khamenei. | OP | OP OB | 247,257 |
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the UK, and now in Australia. Each country hitherto dominated by Murdoch media. The Murdoch print media days are certainly numbered, and if the corporate behaviour and standards which have developed over recent decades in the Murdoch media empire continue, the next contagion will be in the small screen world. Marcus 56: 14 Jun 2012 9:03:14am I think the tenor of ABC journalism has been eroded by the fear Abbott may win the next election. Since the Insulation scheme every journalist seems to follow the simple grabs, the negative ones fed to them by the Liberal media managers, even waste months on an abuse of process concerning Craig Thompson. They are neglecting any focus on the positive moves the government has made and leaving us to trawl the Hansard to find out what these 200 Plus new laws mean. I believe criticising the Murdoch press to cover up cynical and gutless editorial priorities is transparent and disingenuous, the ABC is moving to the lazy right. Anton: 14 Jun 2012 9:05:47am Someone may have said it already - but there is a simple solution: Don't touch The Australian - don't buy it, read it - just ignore it and they will eventually go away - hopefully with Abott et al in tow! Nathan: 14 Jun 2012 9:11:31am To Mark Scott and the broader ABC, Stop obsessing about the News Ltd media!!! Who cares what the Murdoch's think? If the ABC maintained its high journalistic standards then you would be immune from | SP | SP FS | 24,011 |
you would strain your eyes. Additional Tip: a monitor horizontal viewing angle. A computer user should look at the computer screen from the above. If in the normal sitting position we draw a straight line from a computer user's eyes to the computer monitor, it should end somewhere closer to the top of the screen i.e. in the upper third of the screen. This ensures that the user looks straight and a bit down when working at the computer, which in turn ensures that the neck is kept straight and the muscles of the neck are not strained. Imagine that one looks in the middle of the computer monitor. They would also need to see the top of the screen but we're not used to lift just our eyes to do that, so a person would slightly lift a head, and this is not recommended when working with the computer for a long time. The screen brightness tip. Too bright screen tires the eyes very quickly and can damage them, so I recommend finding the time and adjusting the screen brightness and the contrast as suits you best. This should be done with the application that has a white background, for example when editing a text document. It should be comfortable for a user to read and write. What I usually do is firstly set the contrast to zero and the brightness to the lowest acceptable for me level, then see if I am comfortable with the screen. Usually it's | HI | HI HT | 402,036 |
It is tempting. Tell people that the nearest stormtrooper could be me. I agree, the fans are fed up with the influx of old ideas made new in the land of Hollywood. Most of the films out today I grew up watching on TV when I still had a paper route. Part of the problem is if the studio heads ever got hold of a great script from a new writer with fresh ideas, they would be budget minded and not even take a chance on it. Hey, I got an idea, Peter could start a mentor program, maybe he can grab a coffee shop screen writer and check out some new range of ideas for public consumption because we really need brand new ideas before the major film studios ask for a congressional bail out. Oh, if you need me to shut up or put up, you know where to find me. I don't think that Jackson was necessarily separating himself from productions he would deem "unoriginal" or adaptations of old films or books; rather, it is his and other filmaker's realization that studios are unwilling to shovel 100-200 milllion on an unknown pet project. "Heavenly Creatures" was a great film but I wouldn't anticipate Fox or Paramount eager to bank upon a similar movie any time soon . . . Jackson stated that there were classics that deserve to be remade. He mentioned "Frankenstein" for example. And how often, and in how many ways has "Romeo and Juliet" | SP | SP IT | 491,481 |
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of night Still generalizations are wanton in bachelor land Can openers and launderettes, but generalizations are wanton Those I was drunk following days, well generalizations are wanton In bachelor land I wouldn't say all marvelous things are futuristic or in the past I've seen stunts done with the body, I've heard jokes that have made me laugh In my bachelor pad in bachelor land But even martial arts masters must have some washing to do And someone to do it for them Guess there's no point in feeling blue in bachelor land I reckon there's a safety clause A stereotype to take it from The dos and donts and excuses and a crude claim on freedom That's bachelor land e wasn't much of a fighter, so he wore a big hat but he weren't too careful with what he'd say he was a crazy man, he was a crafty fag tomorrow is another day to a crazy wag and he's a crafty fag says "what you don't take sugar? well, I've put some in already but I feel sure it'll be alright, I'm a cheeky chap, I'm a lazy lag it'll be alright, right on the night it's a loopy gag and I'm a crafty fag" brrr fat cat, that best for me cats away stuff brrr fat cat believes therefore that's what they're there for embarrassing lack of perception but honest gob and dirty hands the scow that swept the nation with honesty desires and dirty hands well print | LY | LY SL | 276,708 |
doors/Used to leave your back doors open/Used to leave your back doors/Used to leave your back doors open/All the houses on the Crown Estate all look the same/That nut from four doors down wandered in by mistake again and said to your old mum, "I think it's best that you sit down/I'll make a cup of tea and you can show me what a woman looks like with her head turned inside out"/Used to leave the backdoors, etc CROWN OF THE LOST (Words - GA Johnson) The night settles down on the water/The feathers of sun gather/The trees wave their way to the morning/The birds think about what they'll sing/I have dreams in which you're a nightmare/I have dreams in which you're unfair/But angels still dance in your garden and flowers still grow in your hair/My tears leave a skull on the pillow/My tooth leaves my blood on the sheet/My heart sways the way of the willow/My heart sways the way of the wheat/But you are the queen of the lowlands/You have the crown of the lost/I found you broke up like a shipwreck/I found you broke up on the rocks/The horses come in from the cliff tops, their shadows upsetting the sea/The waves swim their way to the bottom and stay there until they're forgotten/And you know about birds when they're dying/How they know that they're going to die/How they hide in the heart of the forest and sleep until death chances by/You know that/You know that DARK AGES | LY | LY SL | 21,312 |
personage "Old Stormy," the rising and falling cadences of which, as they swept over the Bay on the breeze, I was never tired of listening to. It may amuse some of my readers to give here a few stanzas of this and some other of these chants . " Stormy" is supposed to have died, and the first song begins: Old Stormy, he is dead and gone, Chorus?Carry him along, boys, carry him along, Oh! carry him to his long home, Chorus?Carry him to the burying-ground. Oh! ye who dig Old Stormy's grave, Chorus?Carry him along, boys, carry him along, Dig it deep and bury him safe, Chorus?Carry him to the burying-ground. Lower him down with a golden chain, Chorus?Carry him along, boys, carry him along, Then he'll never rise again, Chorus?Carry him to the burying-ground. Grand Chorus?Way-oh-way-oh-way?storm along, Way?you rolling crew, storm along stormy. And so on ad infinitum, or more properly speaking, till the screw is run out. There was another in praise of Dollars, commencing thus: These samples, which might be continued to an almost indefinite extent, will give the reader an idea of what capstan and cotton songs, or chants , are. The tunes are the best portion, of course, in all such rude performances. But these are only to be heard on board ship. The men who yearly resort to Mobile Bay to screw cotton, are, as may be imagined, a rough set. They are mostly English and Irish sailors, who, leaving their vessels here, | ID | ID DF | 3,037,219 |
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You were born with a restless mind Had too many offers and too little time and you didn't have anything left to be refined Now you're off to start the next big trend To give Romeo and Juliet a happy end to follow that bouncing ball up around the bend Though what you've got is what I lack I won't try to hold you back You can go wherever you want to without me You can see whatever your mind will let you see Won't be long till the power lines break and I can't wait for you to hesitate You can go wherever you want to without me You shake hands with an iron glove give the kiss of death in the name of love and you never had one thing that you were scared of Now I know you're happy as a clown Chasing that ring all around But you can see my face Baby when the lights go down Cause what you are is what I need but only one thing is guaranteed You can go wherever you want to without me You can see whatever your mind will let you see Won't be long till the power lines break and I can't wait for you to hesitate You can go wherever you want to without me Life is a fast train Surely could lose your head You could fall off the mountain or you could wind up dead You can go wherever you want to without | LY | LY SL | 481,280 |
negotiations," Paul van Son, chief executive officer of (Desertec Industrial Initiative GmbH) Dii, said today at the venture's third annual conference in Berlin. "The MOU will be a big step forward as it would bring renewable energy across borders from Morocco to Europe." Three years after the founding of Dii, the initiative that wants to generate electricity from the sun from Egypt to Morocco, it's still waiting construction of its first project... The Munich-based company's shareholders include utilities such as EON AG and RWE AG. (RWE) Deutsche Bank AG, UniCredit SpA (UCG) and Munich Re, also shareholders, would help finance the project while Dii wants to obtain state-backed grants and loan guarantees to entice more investment... Dii was dealt a blow on Oct. 22 when Siemens AG (SIE) pulled out of the venture and closed its unprofitable solar business http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-11-07\\... 7 Nov: GreenProphet: Tafline Laylin: Siemens Exits Desertec and China Wants to Enter As part of its plan to shake off its unprofitable solar shackles, including Israel's Solel initiative, German giant Siemens has exited the ambitious Desertec project. But that doesn't seem to have deterred the strength of the initiative, which is designed to enable Europe to import one fifth of its power by 2050 from renewable energy plants scattered across Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and other North African and Middle Eastern countries, as firms in China and other countries make moves to get involved. China's State Grid Corp (SGCC) expressed an interest in becoming involved in the $514 billion | OP | OP OB | 157,802 |
education access to places and vehicles rovision of goods, services and facilities accommodation land membership of clubs sport superannuation and insurance disposal of land Under Commonwealth laws discrimination is unlawful on the grounds of : Under Commonwealth lawsA you cannot be discriminated against in many areas of public life, including employment, education, the provision of goods, services and facilities, accommodation, sport and the administration of Commonwealth laws and services. Is discrimination ever allowed? In some cases the Acts allow forms of discrimination. You should always seek legal advice if you feel that you have been discriminated against. What canA I do about discrimination? If you believe you have been discriminated against, it is important to try and get proof. For example, if there are witnesses you will need their names and addresses. Sometimes people do not realise they are discriminating against you. You have the right to complain about it by speaking to them. It may be enough to sort the problem out if it is unintentional. If the discrimination happens at work you may want to tell your manager or trade union representative about it and they can lodge a complaint for you. The Fair Work ActA 2009 (Cth) can go to Fair Work Australia or the Fair Work Ombudsman if you are employed under the national workplace relations system.A If you are not employed in the national system you may still be able to make an application to Fair Work Australia if your employment has been unlawfully terminated | IN | IN LT | 683,786 |
teach, and train your children with God's Word. A must-have for any parent who desires to bring up children to be spiritually equipped to handle life. It makes your life a whole lot easier. My 4 year-old son already has four such scriptures hidden in his heart only two weeks after my husband and I implemented these parenting principles. Thanks Lou! How refreshing to see a parenting book written by someone who clearly loves the Lord and wants to honor Him! This book has been a valuable resource to my family as we seek to raise not just good children, but godly children! So disappoiting to read negative reviews from people who, in my opinion, did not read the entire book. Proverbs 14:12 tells us "There is a way which seems right to a man, but it's end is the way of death." I am sure the author was aware that the chapter on spanking would be controversial. Thank you for fearing God more than man! "He who withholds his rod hates his son, But he who loves him disciplines him diligently." Proverbs 13:24 So nice to see Lou Priolo walking in the truth and teaching us to do the same..especially when it comes to our precious children. Priolo is AMAZING! he does what no other author I know has been able to do! .Take the Bible and make it real in a way that transcends the bounds of its paper medium. I started by reading the Heart of Anger | IP | IP DS | 513,712 |
Check out The Temptations I Wish It Would Rain lyrics - another terrific addition to the already magnificent The Temptations lyrics collection. I Wish It Would Rain lyrics are part of the The Wish It Would Rain album that features an amazing beat and vocals. The Temptations I Wish It Would Rain lyrics sunshine blue sky please go away my girl has found another and gone away with her went my future my life is filled with gloom so day after day i stay locked up in my room i know to you it might sound strange but i wish it would rain (oh how i wish that it would rain) oh yeah, yeah, yeah cause so badly i wanna go outside (such a lovely day) but everyone knows that a man aint supposed to cry listen i gotta cry cuz crying ooooooooh is the pain oh yeah even this hurt i feel inside words could never explain i just wish it would rain (oh how i wish that it would rain) oh let it rain, rain, rain, rain (oh how i wish that it would rain) ooooooh baby let it rain (rain, rain) oh yeah, let it rain day in day out, my tears stain face pressed against the window pane my eyes touch skies desperately for rain cuz rain drops behind my teardrop and no one will ever know that I'm crying (crying) crying (crying) when i go outside to the world outside my tears i refuse to | LY | LY SL | 346,235 |
went on to Pori-rua harbour as directed, but the chief at that place said, "No, I cannot help; but I will visit Nga-kaka-waha-nui of Ngati-Kahu-ngunu with you, and if these chiefs are agreeable to assist you, then I will join with them." After hearing all Te Ahuru and his friend had to say, Te Whata-horo and Te Kaka-hou (father of Tu-te-pakihi-rangi) the Ngati-Kahungunu chiefs of Wai-rarapa replied, "Yes, we will help you. Go back to Rangi-tikei as fast as you can, gather food in abundance, and when we think you are ready we will join you." As soon as Te Ahuru had departed, Whata-horo said to his friend, "Had we not better follow at once, before Whanga-nui hears of our approach, and has time to gather?" So they started off from Wai-rapa with a great army of over three hundred men, gathered from the Rakai-whakairo, the Ngati-Kahukura-a-whitia, the Hamua and the Ngati-Moe sub-tribes, all branches of the great Ngati-Kahu-ngunu. When Te Ahuru reached Rangi-tikei, he arranged to have supplies of food ready, and sent forward both men and stores to Whangaehu. No sooner had he mobilised at that place than he saw a great war-party approaching from the south. His people were much afraid at first, but their apprehensions gave place to joy when they found that the taua was led by their Wai-rarapa friends. After the customary feast had been disposed of, a war-dance was executed, during the excitement of which some of the brave fellows advised going on | IN | IN RA | 1,759,871 |
we know the date must fall within a certain window of biological possibility, which as we age must progressively narrow to its closing point. Estimating the nature and timing of our collective demise, not a lecture room full, but the end of a civilisation of the entire human project is even less certain. It might happen in the next hundred years or not happen in 2000, or happen within perceptible slowness, a whimper not a bang. But in the face of that unknowability, there has often flourished powerful certainty about the approaching end. Throughout recorded history, people have mesmerized themselves with stories which predict the date and manner of our whole scale destruction, often rendered meaningful by ideas of divine punishment and ultimate redemption, the end of life on earth, the end or last days, end-time, the apocalypse. Many of these stories are highly specific accounts of the future and our devoutly believed. Contemporary apocalyptic movements, Christian or Islamic, some violent, some not, all appear to share fantasies of a violent end and they affect our politics profoundly. The apocalyptic mind can be demonising, that is to say there are other groups, other faiths that it despises for worshipping false gods and these believers of course will not be saved from the fires of hell and the apocalyptic mind tends to be totalitarian, which is to say that these are intact, all encompassing ideas founded in longing and supernatural belief immune to evidence or its lack, and well protected against | IN | IN CM | 165,365 |
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