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yup i live in that world too... it's a little life wrecking sometimes. I love my life too, but I know that fantasies are strange and can do weird things. I'd say, try a whole lot of things and ask the people that are closest to you their advice- what they noticed you had a lot of fun in, and decide for yourself as well. You don't even have to choose one forever, i mean you can be whatever you want to be. Careers are temporary if you want them to be. Your namesake was the same. She was told that John Smith had died (his idea) when he wanted to return to England. She married another Englishman and came to England with him, met Smith again, and died. Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could; some blunders and absurdities have crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; you shall begin it serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense I know exactly how you feel. I was lost for the longest time. but then I realized something: I don't need to pick my ONE career. I can do a crap load of things whenever I want. my mom was a singer, then went to theater, then worked in a office building, then was a cook, then became a teacher! she became a teacher at the age of 40! don't | ID | ID QA | 724,734 |
Mary. He visited her in His flesh-and-bones male body and had sexual intercourse with her. The result was Jesus Christ in His mortal body. Since Mormons say they believe Mary was a virgin when she conceived her Son, LDS theologians have had to redefine the definition: a virgin is a woman who has not had sex with a mortal man; since God the Father was by then an immortal man, no loss of virginity occurred, though "normal and natural" intercourse took place. (8) An early Mormon apostle taught that God the Father and Mary were "associated together in the capacity of Husband and Wife." (9) Many Latter-day Saints believe Christ was married and had children. Because marriage is the only way a man can become a God in the next life, should not the Lord have taken a wife (or wives) and shown us how to live worthily? Since the blessings of marriage are crowned by the birth of children, Christ is said to have had several. While such notions were taught openly during the presidencies of Joseph Smith and Brigham Young, the current membership is cautioned not to throw such spiritual pearls before scoffing swine. (10) Latter-day Saints will not worship Christ. They are forbidden to pray to Him. All prayer is directed to the Father only, in the name of the Son. Because they don't understand the true nature and Persons of God, Mormons confuse the divine and human natures of His Son. For them, He must be | IP | IP PA | 163,213 |
never heard of a person eaton by a white but the have been eaton by other sharks ??? carnarvonite The meat is going to be worth just about bugger all because it will be that tough and full of mercury so would go for meat meal or fertiliser. The fins are a different matter, not sure of the price nowadays but good fin over 20inches long was worth something around $240 a kg wet in 2000 and on average for a 4 metre plus sharks dorsal and pectorals would go near 3kg each with the base of the tail and strip another 1 kg plus the other small fins adding up to around $2500-$2700 Jaws if complete and no broken teeth you are looking at $10.000 for a 4 metre plus pointer. Buz I am actually very suprised there was still more that voted No to culling. I would have though being on a Fishing forum, where most people are probably; Male, 21-55, outdoor enthusiasts, fisherman, snorkellers/divers, surfers/bodyboarders, swimmers etc that there would have been quite a biased towards Yes to culling? As opposed i am sure if the same poll was done to all the University Marine Science students in W.A there would be an overwhelming No to culling, of course. Guess thats why polls that target a random selection of the population/community can probably give a more unbiased view of a populations/communities views on a given subject. just dhu it I dont believe in heading out for the | ID | ID DF QA | 3,292,410 |
this. Favourite Summer BBQ marinade? Spatchcock is the perfect protein to marinate, as it is the right size to absorb all the flavours and also cook quickly on the BBQ without drying out. During the summer, one of my favourites is an Asian Spiced marinade; a winning combination when complimented with a cucumber dipping sauce. Any tips for marinating quail and spatchcock? Slash across the thickest parts of the bird breast and push marinade into the slashes for maximum flavour, and reserve last third of the marinade to baste the bird as it cooks. | HI | HI HT | 3,318,112 |
and in the light of this comment how can we possibly hold a grudge against Delia? All is forgiven!! As you say, and we think that this may well be so, in the past, and certainly when her Cookery Course was first published, things were far less well researched than now. May I have some of that right now, please? Does anyone really understand paprika the way Hungarians do? I doubt it. And I see Rubye Jack has mentioned sour cream accompaniment. (I tend to go overboard on the accompaniment, but it's just so perfect with this sort of dish!) Delicious post, my friends. Good enough to eat! Even in these Eighties days we've been having, with all the warmth outdoors and the sunshine rampant, NOW I'm longing for a bowl of that Cool Weather Comfort. It's the oddest thing---with all the bumblefingered mimics over the years of such a long-standing, traditional dish, the items I can identify on your counter---onion, potatoes, carrot, parsnips, a rich red hunk of BEEF---those were all used by the plain Southern cooks I knew who made "GOO-Losh," with liberal lashings of good "Pap-a-ricka." None had the convenient tubes of the concentrated flavor, but most were insistent that their handy supply in the bright McCormick can be fresh and fragrant. It was simmered long and gently, and served in wide bowls with spoons. (Not to say that a nice wedge of crusty Cornbread didn't make a nice accompaniment). I love seeing your everydays---the castor set | NARRATIVE | NA PB | 3,026,286 |
in writing to the application of the non-potable ground water site condition standards in preparing a record of site condition for the property; (c) the record of site condition does not specify agricultural or other use as the type of property use for which the record of site condition is filed; (d) the owner has given the clerk of the local municipality, and of any upper-tier municipality, in which the property is located written notice of intention to apply the non-potable ground water site condition standards in preparing a record of site condition for the property; and (e) within 30 days after receiving the notice described in clause (d), (i) neither the local municipality nor the upper-tier municipality (if any) has given written notice (in this clause called a "notice of objection") to the owner that it objects to that application of the non-potable ground water site condition standards, or (ii) a local or upper-tier municipality has given a notice of objection to the owner, and the municipality, at any time after giving the notice of objection, has withdrawn the objection and given written consent to the owner for the application of the non-potable ground water site condition standards. O. Reg. 153/04, s. 35 (3); O. Reg. 511/09, s. 15 (2); O. Reg. 179/11, s. 4 (2). Full depth generic site condition standards, potable ground water 36. (1) This section prescribes the full depth generic site condition standards that may be applied by virtue of clause 35 (2) (b). O. | IN | IN TR | 675,456 |
play on the wing of the second line with Poole in the middle and Brittle on the other side. One person who may also appear is junior product Connor Goode. Having seen Connor appear for the Thunder last season, I was impressed with him. He won't see tons of ice time but if you get the chance to see him, keep an eye on him. Overall: Once you get over the shock that some familiar faces like Hollyhead, Wales and Towalski having gone, you realise that this MK roster has been tweaked more than overhauled. Nick Poole has taken the roster in a slightly different direction for sure. The additions of Wiggins and Chinn give an added toughness to the roster that was lacking last season but both of those players are capable of more than just being tough. They've also upgraded massively in the scoring department as well and now have 3 players capable of 70-80 point seasons in Jamieson, Calder and Emersic. At base though this is still a very familiar Milton Keynes set up that Nick Poole has put together; solid netminding, capable defending to provide secondary scoring and free scoring forwards with a physical undercurrent. The imports are not the freshest legs on the block but all 4 of them can still very much do a job at EPL level. The average age of the imports is 35, compared to the team average of 27.5 which is the 2 nd oldest in the league behind Guildford. | NARRATIVE | NA SR | 438,690 |
gamut to therapists. Those clinics aren't just there for people who live in our complexes, they're there for the entire community. If you don't live in our complex but need those services then you're free to use them. BBH: Many people who are moving into your communities are moving out of communities that they've lived in for many years. What are some steps that you take to cultivate a vibrant community within your projects? JG: We provide an extension to the local community. That's at the very core of what we do. Frankly, one of the primary reasons seniors move into our communities when they are still physically independent is because of the social environment they enter into. They may feel isolated living in the home that they've lived in for the last 40 years. The neighbourhood they've lived in has changed and its all young families and they're the only ones left. With us, they enter into a community where there are people that they probably know or will get to know. It's a place to make friends. It's a place to engage in community living as opposed to isolated living. It's a very engaged and active lifestyle. JG: It's extremely well-located. We are basically at the intersection of Dundas and Mississauga Road, so there's access to the QEW and the 403 a few moments away. Within the complex itself, we have two completely different dining venues. Because each unit has a kitchen we have a cooking centre where | SP | SP IT | 3,337,705 |
The People Who Grinned Themselves To Death Lyrics They smiled so much and waved their flags As she saluted to the military band Most of the people failed to see She had a broken bottle in the other hand And she took them by surprise When she took them by the throat And said "my friend you're not allowed to vote" But they shook it all off With a nervous laugh and cough "next time," she said "i'll let those people choke" [ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsfreak.com/h/housemartin\\... ] The people who grinned themselves to death Smiled so much they failed to take a breath And even when their kids were starving They all thought the queen was charming She polished all upon the wall And ran her hands right through her hair So if the lady took the time to call All the houses on the street would not compare And she thought it really funny That she hadn't any money But those she looked up to, they had But they shook it all off With a nervous laugh and cough And when they took her riches it was sad The people who grinned themselves to death Smiled so much they failed to take a breath And even when their kids were starving They all thought the queen was charming | LY | LY SL | 157,770 |
This is interesting viewing. I have no idea how many sites offer their information at PDA view ... but I bet there needs to be more. I wonder how many blogs could be better 'viewing' if designed to fit a smaller screen not a bigger one? Certainly gives me food for thought as I redevelop my own website. PS. Long time lurker and reader, though a lot of it goes right over my head! On a tangent, you have a lot of adverts etc down the left of screen and very little on the right. The name-links might appreciate the linkage if put right and up the page. | OP | OP OB | 3,160,281 |
judgemental. Also, it's a little hypocritical for her mother to be so mad at her for having sex and being Christian because her mother is remarried and having a child with a different man. I mean, is it not the "Christian Way" to be married to one man/woman until death do they part? Am I the only one sitting here trying to work out what relations the two babies would be? - just saying, London, 25/07/2012 22:00 Rponabky because it is very straightforward: Aunt/Uncle and Niece/Nephew This wasn't unusual when I was growing up. I knew several large families where nieces were the same age as or even older than their aunts. All married too - not these "careless accidents" that are so prevalent nowadays when contraception is freely available but personal responsibility has all but disappeared. Morally very wrong. Sick indeed - Mrs Leyshon, Newport U.K., 25/7/2012 16:47 I'm quite baffled as to what is morally wrong with having children young - people have been doing it for years without it necessarily being a bad thing - perhaps if either of the younger mothers were married you might have a different view? What I would find more interesting would be looking at older fathers who are producing 'new families' while children from earlier marriages/liasons are also reproducing. Men continue to have children with women of their daughters age without anyone seeming to question the wisdom of that dynamic. I certainly know of more than one family where grandad has | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 387,987 |
a pinch back for the pastry). Cut the aubergine into olive-sized chunks and mix them in. Put the roasting tin in the oven and cook for 15 minutes. Meanwhile, halve the tomatoes. Mix the tomatoes, garlic and thyme in with the shallots and aubergines and cook for another 15 minutes. Lay the sheet of pastry on a baking sheet lined with non-stick parchment. Brush with tsp oil and sprinkle with the last of the cumin seed. Crumple up the edges lightly to make a nest about the size of a side plate. Bake for about 4 minutes, until golden and crisp. Pile the shallot and aubergine mixture into the nest. Mix the yogurt with 1-2 tbsp water to make a pouring consistency. Drizzle over the tart and top with basil leaves. Cook the noodles according to the instructions on the packet, put them in a sieve and cool under the tap. Toast the sesame seeds in a hot dry frying pan until golden. Squeeze the gunky contents of the miso soup sachet into a saucepan with 500ml boiling water. Add the soy sauce, mirin and ginger and bring to the boil. Meanwhile, shave the carrot into long ribbons with a potato peeler. Add the cabbage to the soup pan and simmer for a minute. Add the carrot and mushrooms and simmer for another minute. Stir in the beansprouts. Drain the noodles and put them in the bottom of a large soup | HI | HI RE | 1,478,719 |
appointed him to a commission, allowed the mayor to spread false statements about gays without correction, allowed Daniels to portray Kerwin's award as political without correction or apology. These actions and more show what she and her extreme friends, and blind to facts and deaf to truth supporters like you, want the worst for Troy - not the best at all! The mayor has demonstrated abundantly that she cares more about her extreme partisan ideology than she does about what is best for Troy. It appears this is the case with you as well, Dale. Either that or you are completely blind. Perhaps both. That you believe most negativity comes from 'the left' speaks volumes. The recall, as you know, has support from across the political spectrum. Dale - what about the flyer that I just picked up from my porch that has a picture of Mary Kerwin and Kwame Kilpatrick?...by making a futile attempt to link them due to her opposition of PA4. Would you consider that a "hit" piece considering Kilpatrick hasn't been in office in years and Kerwin has nothing to do with him? I thought Martin was going to run a clean campaign? I add this to the three similar negative mailers about Kerwin I have received. Not one of them say one positive thing about Martin...just focused on trashing Kerwin. Please save me the left vs right BS. The negativity is pervasive across both parties...and that is the whole point of this recall. To get | IP | IP PA | 628,811 |
with the way I act, right I can't last, if I'm smoking on a crack pipe And I won't be a product of my genre My mind will always be stronger than my songs are Never believe the bullshit that fake guys feed to ya Always read the stories that you hear in Wikipedia And musically I'm demonstrating When I perform live feels like I am meditating Times at The Enterprise when some fella filmed me Young singer-writer like a Gabriella Cilmi 'Cos with the lyrics I'll be aiming it right, I won't stop till my name is in lights At stadium heights with Damien Rice, on red carpets, now I'm on Arabian nights Because I'm young I know my brother's gonna give me advice Long nighter, short height and I'm going hyper Never be anything but a singer-songwriter Yeah, the game's over but now I'm on a new level Watch how I step on the track without a loop pedal People think that I'm bound to blow up, I've done around about a thousand shows But I haven't got a house plus I live on the couch So you believe the lyrics when I'm singing them out From day one, I've been prepared, with VO5 wax for my ginger hair So now I'm back to the sofa giving a dose of what the future holds 'Cos it's another day, plus I keep my last name forever, keep this genre pretty basic Gonna be breaking into other people's tunes when | LY | LY SL | 83,871 |
In The Morning Lyrics J. Cole [J. Cole] Baby you summertime fine, I let you get on top, I be the underline Im trying to get beside you like the number 9, dime You fine as hell, I guess I met you for a reason, only time can tell But well, Im wondering what type of shit you wantin' Do you like the finer things or you a simple woman Would you drink with a n-gga, do you smoke weed Don't be ashamed, it aint no thing, I used to blow trees Gettin lifted, I quit but sh-t, I might get high with you Its only fitting cause Im looking super fly with you A flower, you are powerful, you do something to me cause girl I caught the vibe like you threw something to me So i threw em back, now all my n-ggas hollerin, who was that Oh boy, she bad n-gga, what you bout do with that I'm finna take you home, just sip a little patron Now we zonin', baby you so fine [Chorus] And can I hit it in the morning And can I hit it in the morning And can I hit it in the morning The sun rising while you moanin' And can I hit it in the morning And can I hit it in the morning And can I hit it in the morning The sun rising while you moanin' [Drake] Uh, baby you winter time cold The night is still young, | LY | LY SL | 512,083 |
queens, starlets and centrefolds. Yet his appreciation of feminine wit and intellect is at least as well developed as his admiration of a pert breast or a well-turned buttock. When he writes of love he may change a personal detail, to spare a gentleman's pride or a lady's blushes, but he never strays far from the facts. Comments Posted by vx951@... on 11 October 2011 at 10:12 pm This was fluff. Nothing but Politically correct dogma. I expect more,much more rational discourse. The assumption that one is married is another error. No I do not follow Political Correctness. I choose my path and yes younger fun women, | OP | OP OB | 615,913 |
to sing, and a testimony, yes, I'm gonna keep the rocks silent, yeah, I'm gonna keep the rocks silent, yeah, somebody help me praise him, hey, somebody help me praise him, hallelujah, somebody help me praise him, yeah, yeah, yeah, well Tenors will you help me now, yeah, yeah, I said Tenors will you help me DISCLAIMER : You must agree to the following statement or leave this website. All Babbie Mason - I Am Going To Keep The Rocks Silent lyrics , artist names and images are copyrighted to their respective owners. All Babbie Mason - I Am Going To Keep The Rocks Silent song lyrics might be restricted for educational and personal use only. | LY | LY SL | 581,719 |
did. Should some "kindred spirit" ask about his "fate," that of the one who describes the dead "in these lines," an old "swain" (shepherd) might describe his last days. If so, he would have seen, with "another" person, the narrator's bier carried towards the church and his epitaph "Grav'd on the stone" (116). Only a ghost would know, with certainty, that "The paths of glory lead but to the grave" (36). Little wonder that the poem ends with the swain's invitation to the "kindred spirit" to read the text of the narrator's own epitaph. The narrator ghost gave "all he had, a tear," and did get the only good he wished for, "a friend." He affirms the value of friendship above all other goods in life. His wish is granted by the kindred spirit who seeks out his lost companion. Critics have gone to some lengths to explain the narrator's address to himself as "thee" (93). Some believe Gray slipped and meant "me" instead (despite "thy" at 96). Others argue that the dead narrator is "the' unlettered muse," the so-called "stonecutter-poet" who wrote simple epitaphs with "uncouth rhymes" (79-81), although the dead youth's knowledge of "Fair Science" (119) clearly rules that out. Still others believe that Gray himself is the narrator, but his age at the poem's completion was 35, hardly a youth. The "Elegy" is spoken, not by Gray but by a dramatic persona. The simplest explanation is that the poem is a ghost's monologue with the living about | LY | LY PO | 599,815 |
a photo. The seals are more obliging. The rocky shore on the north side of the harbour is home to a couple of colonies and, again, as the quiet approach doesn't disturb them, you can get really good sightings. Updated Jan 20, 2012 Address : Fox II sails from Daley's Wharf, Akaroa Website : http://www.akaroafoxsail.co.nz/index.htm\\... Related to: Eco-Tourism Historical Travel Was this review helpful? Join the mail run Helpfulness TheWanderingCamel 2572 reviews 2 more images This was just the nicest way to spend a morning! The Eastern Bays Scenic Mail Run delivers not only the mail and the morning newspapers to the little hamlets and isolated farmhouses of the Outer Bays of the Banks Peninsula - it also delivers a unique opportunity for visitors to ride with the mailman over some 120kms of backroads, down steep hills into 10 of the peninsula's beautiful little bays and up to the highest points of the crater's crest with spectacular views all the way - including a marvellously panoramic view of both sides of the peninsula from a height of 2000m Leaving from the Post Office promptly at 9am, the trip takes about 4 and a half hours. Along the way you'll have time to visit little churches, walk along quiet sandy beaches, stop at scenic viewpoints and enjoy a delicious morning tea break. Gerry Trott, the mailman, was a mine of information about the history and personalities of the area and the morning was a real highlight of our Akaroa holiday. Don't | IN | IN DT | 1,793,565 |
demonstrates just how powerful this function is. The same methodology can be use to recover files from almost any folder on your computer, not just your documents. Setting Up and Configuring Previous Versions Previous versions of files are recorded as part of a System Restore Point. So whenever a restore point is created, if you have the option set to capture previous versions of files, this data will be recorded at that time. It is important to note that this function is smart enough to know that only changes to documents should be recorded. For example, if you have not updated a document in 3 months, a new snapshot is not captured each time a restore point is created. To view or change your current settings, open the System item in the Control Panel and click the System Protection item. If you get a UAC prompt, select the option to continue. Under the System Protection tab, select the drive containing the files you want to monitor for previous changes and click the Configure button. Under the Restore Settings section, make sure you have one of the options which includes previous files selected. Under the Disk Space Usage, set the amount of space you want to allow for storing previous versions of files. The more space you allow here, the farther you can "go back" to a previous copy of a file. However, by dedicating space for this feature, you lose the respective amount of storage for new files so be | HI | HI HT | 479,005 |
And just for the avoidance of any doubt we included it in the Worldwide version and we will include it in the new programme for BBC Two. However, I do not understand how that implicates the owner in any wrongdoing. Interestingly one prominent website, 9/11 Research which is highly critical of the official explanation, is not convinced either and thinks it might even be "bait" to discredit the truth movement. The crucial words seem to be "pull it" and Larry Silverstein's spokesman provides an explanation: "Mr Silverstein expressed his view that the most important thing was to protect the safety of those fire fighters, including, if necessary, to have them withdraw from the building." I talked to the man who assumed command of the New York Fire Department that day. Chief Daniel Nigro told me that it was his decision to decide what to do about Tower 7. In other words there is no way Larry Silverstein could have ordered the fire department to leave the building and wait for it to be demolished. As Chief Nigro told me the fire service was not part of conspiracy, they were doing their job: "When we are in charge of a building, we are in charge and that decision will be the fire chiefs and his alone...That's why I know there is no conspiracy, because for me to be part of that would be obscene and it disgusts me to even think of it." For good measure the truthers at Ground Zero | IP | IP ED | 1,435,784 |
marriage (not through my drinking as I never get drunk) My daughter died of cancer last year, my business is struggling and I am alone and lonely. My only release is a bottle or more of wine virtually every night. I've lost track of the times I've tried to cut down. Due to polymyalgia I had a full examination at the doctor's, blood tests -- the whole works. I was fully expecting my liver and/or kidneys to show up as damaged but they are all functioning fine. I half hoped I'd be given a bollicking by my doctor as a wake-up call. It would have given me the reason to stop. As I said I never get drunk but I would be a very happy man if I could just be reasonable and stick to three glasses of wine per night. Perhaps then I'd also sleep better. I just can't seem to do it. Good luck to all of you. Steve Steve, I'm extremely sorry to hear of your loss, I completely understand everything you said. You have suffered two losses, you're lonely and the bit of wine of an evening is a comfort, since you don't get drunk on what you drink it doesn't seem so bad, it's like reading my own life story! I drink far too much for a female, it's just I can drink so much without getting drunk so I will drink until I feel a buzz or feel relaxed enough to go asleep. Thanks | HI | HI HT | 23,282 |
history teacher, his research interests include teacher policy, the effects of educational policies, teacher labor markets, and teachers unions. All of the authors of this volume want to express their gratitude to the Economic Policy Institute's publications staff -- department director Joseph Procopio, editor Ellen Levy, and designer Sylvia Saab -- for their dedication and hard work in the launching of this new EPI book series. We are indebted to the district officials and teachers union representatives who spoke with us about current pay-for-performance initiatives in Houston, Hillsborough County, Charlotte-Mecklenburg, and Minneapolis. Their willingness to describe their programs in detail and to comment on the history and development of pay for performance in their district provided important insights for our analysis. We are grateful to Lawrence Mishel, who conceived of this project and invited us to participate. We also thank Sean Corcoran and Joydeep Roy for their ongoing assistance and helpful comments on earlier drafts. In addition, we benefited from the thoughtful critique and suggestions of several anonymous reviewers. Our work is informed by our colleagues at the Project on the Next Generation of Teachers and the past e?orts of policy makers, administrators, and teachers to align the incentives of pay systems with the goals of schooling. We have learned a great deal from the research and analysis of many others, including Dan Lortie, Edward Lawler, Daniel Koretz, Richard Murnane, David Cohen, Allan Odden, and Carolyn Kelley. Finally, we thank the teachers union leaders, district officials, teachers, and school principals | IP | IP DS | 402,666 |
Hatred of America did not end when the Arab spring began, any more than the establishment of supposedly tolerant western liberal democracies ended the baiting of Muslims with provocative films and cartoons. It is no coincidence that Stevens's murder came on the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the US, and after militants were called to avenge the death of Abu Yahya al-Libi , al-Qaida's second-in-command, in north-west Pakistan in June. With the CIA and US military determinedly assassinating figures like Libi and Osama Bin Laden since the start of the "war on terror", so the terrorists' surviving supporters have fought back in kind. An unstable country such as Libya is an obvious place for such men of violence to rally and prosper. The fact that the Red Cross, as well as aid convoys from the UK, has been attacked numerous times in Benghazi over the past few months gives an indication of the nature of the hateful gangs operating in the area. There are millions of peaceful, decent Libyans living in the country, but at present it is jihadists who are in the ascendancy. Angry reactions to blasphemous insults are one thing, but the truth is that Libya is currently a hotbed of unregulated, well-equipped and fiercely determined radicals who think nothing of murdering Americans. This is the ultimate message behind the appalling death of Chris Stevens. The fact that the Red Cross, as well as aid convoys from the UK, has been attacked numerous times in Benghazi | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 375,238 |
If you haven't witnessed the results of last Tuesday's solar eclipse, keep watching. Eclipses maintain their potency over an extended period of time. In fact, Thursday through Saturday a sense of karma on replay may be more conspicuous. Find yourself lusting after that cutie you saw on the bus? Or maybe you think it's meant to be with that guy at the coffee shop you visit everyday. Too shy to do anything about it in person? Post your free I Saw You message here and just maybe you'll get a response. Search I Saw You posts We use to be co-workers at The MLB & I still work there, every day when I came into work you made my day, you were so beautiful, kind, a beautiful smile & heart & seemed to be a gentle woman, I still think of you, I was too shy to talk to you then more We use to be co-workers at The MLB & I still work there, every day when I came into work you made my day, you were so beautiful, kind, a beautiful smile & heart & seemed to be a gentle woman, I still think of you, I was too shy to talk to you then after all you had your boyfriend & I was married at the time to my now ex-wife, If you still have your boyfriend I apologize, all I have to say that he's the luckiest guy in the world, this is a long shot | ID | ID OF | 575,870 |
dish is constructed, on one side is a basic surf and turf, on the other is a simple salad. But, each individual component of this dish matches another. You have sweet, delicate scallops with strong, [...] Share this: This is my first ever Amuse Bouche and I don't think it will be my last. If you've not had or heard of an amuse bouche before, it's a simple one-bite, hors d'oeuvre. If you go to a restaurant and you get one, it's picked by the chef (so you don't get a choice) and it is meant to give you an idea of the chef's personal style. In this case, I've got a set [...] Share this: So now that the guests have finished eating, I've finished cooking and all the pans have been washed (several times over), all that's left to do is write-up all the recipes. Before I do that, I'm going to go through the menu and how it all went. Firstly, I decided to add an additional soup course. Three courses didn't sound like enough work and I had initially planned to make a Langoustine & Coconut Bisque [...] | HI | HI RE | 3,024,571 |
Like most people I'd have to say a size 10 is about right but it varies from girl to girl, i'd never say I'd only go for a certain size or height. I'm not the tallest of guys (5'10) so I'd say a good height would be between 5'3 and 5'7 but as I said I'd never not be with a girl because of size or height, if the personality is there then that counts for a lot more! for example My ex was the same height as me and it didn't bother me. ( Originally Posted by ben935 ) Like most people I'd have to say a size 10 is about right but it varies from girl to girl, i'd never say I'd only go for a certain size or height. I'm not the tallest of guys (5'10) so I'd say a good height would be between 5'3 and 5'7 but as I said I'd never not be with a girl because of size or height, if the personality is there then that counts for a lot more! for example My ex was the same height as me and it didn't bother me. This was posted from The Student Room's iPhone/iPad App Exactly, thank you! It really don't matter how big or tall someone is, personality makes a person attractive, it makes them who they are. I've met plenty of average looking guys and have started liking them after I talked to them, it's all about what they say. | ID | ID DF | 3,134,104 |
A long time ago, we used to be friends But I haven't thought of you lately at all If ever again, a greeting I send to you, Short and sweet to the soul I intend. We used to be friends.A long time ago We used to be friends.A long time ago We used to be friends.A long time ago We used to be friends, A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh I first heard this song on the O.C. which by the way is the best show ever!! Since I have watched the episode where this song plays like a hundred times I was always thinking "what's the bane of this song??". And know I have finally found it!! yay, I'm superhappy right now:) It's my new favorite song/) I wish the O.C. would come back... I also think I am BPD,(Borderline Personality Disorder)which accounts for my obsessions,but I just discovered the VM show on Netflix and my BW and I enjoy the show. I liked the song WUTBF the first I heard it and must add it to my collection. I went around the house singing it and my wife said where did you hear that song? She never noticed the song or the brief words we hear on the show. It's not particularly odd to enjoy this sort of music,but I have always been a fan of R&R from the 50's thru the 90's but never heard this one. My friends and my children & my grand-kids | LY | LY SL | 306,436 |
no one would return the phone calls I left on their message machine tapes there was no recourse in the media every word was under lock and key and that is how the nation made a scapegoat out of me After my death the nation crumbled got even more violent and rotten and in the turmoil of the wreckage my execution was quickly forgotten they tried to make and example of me but the public refused to comply so instead all they got was a brief moment of distraction for which I had to die The empire was crumbling and my death was in vain no one revelled at my anguish no one cheered when I got the blame no one cared if I was innocent or guilty as the noose tightened around my throat so my advice to future governments is find a much more attractive scapegoat and my final advice to future governments is find a much more mediagenic scapegoat | LY | LY SL | 729,993 |
About Me I'm Sarah and I teach kindergarten and first graders with hearing loss how to listen and to speak. This is my 7th year teaching! Join me for my adventures and misadventures in the classroom! You can contact me here: untenuredteacher [at] yahoo [dot] com We stopped by to say hi! 1. If there are nine pairs of red scissors, and one pair of yellow scissors, you must fight to the death for the yellow scissors. 2. If the teacher doesn't see your raised hand, it's perfectly acceptable to leave your desk and go tap on her arm to get her attention. 3. Even though your class takes a collective bathroom break, it's better to hold it in. That way, you can ask to go to the bathroom later, during math. 4. It's okay to take a toy to school with you, especially if you're really good at hiding it. 5. If there's a cricket/cockroach/fly/moth in the classroom, it's your responsibility to stop instruction and direct everyone's attention to the critter. Crying, yelling, pointing and saying "ew" are all acceptable ways in which to command everyone's attention. 6. It's okay to talk to your neighbor when a classmate has the floor, but it's inexcusable that someone else should be talking when you have the floor. 7. Whoever gets away with the most silly antics as we line up in the hall, wins. 8. As you walk single file down the hall, if student number 12 gives a high five | OP | OP OB | 3,055,964 |
the show had forgotten about them, and even characters who'd been fired, sent to jail, or killed might pop up later in a different context, or as part of a story told by a player still in active rotation. Even when The Wire was making things up as it went along (and given the "What the hell, let's try it" nature of TV storytelling there were times when it surely was), it always felt organized and purposeful. But the category here is Formal Daring, and The Sopranos valued wildness and inscrutability, and just because those qualities necessarily admit a greater degree of inconsistency doesn't mean they should be devalued when weighing one series against the other. Fans of The Wire could take comfort in knowing that every time they sat down to watch a new episode, they were probably going to see their favorite character advancing through that season's story in measurable increments, and saying and doing more or less what you expected them to do. But The Sopranos was the enemy of such comfort. Every time you heard that opening theme, you braced yourself to face the unknown. The show wasn't just surprising, it was unnerving, sometimes upsetting. What you saw in a given episode could make you laugh, cry, or feel sick to your stomach, sometimes all three. The Wire had most of those virtues, but it rarely inspired viewers to call each other immediately after the final credits and say, "What in the holy hell did I | OP | OP OB | 595,632 |
back a bit earlier than expected! I hope you are refreshed and not too sunburnt. ........................................\\... When I was a wee lass, we weren't allowed to go outside to play with our friends until all our chores were done around the house. That meant chopping wood and bringing it in, setting or stoking the fires, making our beds, doing the washing up, sweeping the verandahs, raking leaves, helping with the cooking and the weekly wash and the shopping. If chores weren't done, we didn't get any pocket money and didn't get to play. Recently I had the misfortune to deal with a couple of young whippersnappers supposedly serving in the Chemist. They could certainly see I was looking for something in particular, but do you think they could drag themselves away from their obviously inane conversation? No. These young girls were totally rude and unpleasant and quite frankly they both looked like something the cat dragged in. Immediately I could see that glazed look in their eyes, very typical of zombies and when I asked if they had the particular item, they both just looked at me with that completely blank look as if I was the one who had come from a different planet or that I had dog poop on my shoe, and one of them mumbled something (inaudible gibberish) and went back to chatting with her "coworker" and completely ignored me. Now, I'm not one to cause a scene in public, but I came very close to | OP | OP OB | 142,693 |
tweets. Look back at your previous tweets and you may find you use your keywords a lot less than you think you do. 11 -- DON'T SPAM Twitter is about inbound marketing. You'll have a lot more success with it if you don't spam everyone with an endless feed of sales pitches. A good rule to follow is 1 in 10, with 1 in 10 tweets being direct marketing pitches and the other 9 being content of interest on your topic/s. Remember you can create that content (tweeting links to blog articles you've written is great). 12 -- ASK QUESTIONS Ask questions in your tweets to start a conversation. When people reply to you in their Twitter feed, your Twitter username will appear in their feed that their followers will see. This is especially effective when chatting to others with a lot of followers. Their conversation with you adds social proof. 13 -- FOLLOW OTHERS Follow others on Twitter who have a lot of fans and follow those more likely to follow back. Check first if their following and followers levels are relatively equal (or if the people they follow is higher than those who follow them) which tells you they are more likely to be polite and follow back anyone who follows them. 14 -- USE HASHTAGS Look for the common hashtags being used that relate to your topic/s and use them in your tweets. Don't go overboard with this though. Search for the topic you're going to tweet | HI | HI HT | 1,763,814 |
Sam's earliest days as a 10-cent-store owner, he would never sell a Hula-Hoop because a Hula-Hoop was branded and came from Wham-O, and you'd have to pay Wham-O something for having developed the product. Sam looked at it and said, "It's a round piece of circular plastic. Get somebody to make us a round piece of circular plastic, and we'll call it something else and we'll sell it for half the price!" Huey : There are so many exact opposites, and there are so many parallels. Sam had multiple myeloma. And he, like Steve, sought out all kinds of exotic cures. Brought people in from Germany. Isaacson : Both of them did not believe that the normal rules applied. Huey : To anything. Isaacson : To anything. For Steve and I think for Mr. Walton, it probably worked 90% of the time. Huey : My two favorite Sam Walton breaking-the-rules stories: One time we're flying, and the air traffic controller comes on the radio and says, "You're in unauthorized air space." Got the tail number and all. And Sam just turns off the radio. We keep flying, he's got his spreadsheets taped to his leg, and we're looking for a store -- he's looking for the worst-performing store because that's where we're going to land. And we're flying, and the radar's there, and it's green and it's yellow and it's red, and I'm like, "Sam, why are we flying to the red?" and he said, "Because that's the quickest way." | SP | SP IT | 3,189,216 |
follow lifehacker Top 10 Highly-Desired Skills You Can Teach Yourself On countless occasions, you've likely said to yourself "I wish I knew how to do ______." Then, of course, life got in the way and you put it off until you could find the time. Maybe you wanted to become fluent in a language, learn a new instrument, start performing your house repairs, or a master a myriad of other skills. With the vast amount of knowledge online, you're now your only excuse. Here are the top ten most highly desired skills that you can teach yourself -- and should. 10. Repair Just About Anything Sure, you don't need to repair anything anymore. You can just pay someone else to do it. But where's the ingenuity in that? Plus, who wants to waste a bunch of money on simple tasks you can handle on your own? If you've adopted the DIY spirit, learning to repair your own stuff is one of the easiest and more rewarding skills you can acquire. It's especially fruitful because as you learn new things, you can put them to use right away. So how do you teach yourself? We've outlined tons of repairs you can learn on your own to get you started, but if you're looking for something specific there is no shortage of how-to videos available on YouTube and VideoJug . There will be occasions when you do need to call a professional, as you're not going to be a master repairman (or | HI | HI HT | 99,713 |
The Open Group and they cleared these by Oct 2011", he told us. "Once we decided to go ahead, my contributions were contacting all the interested parties again, coordinating our efforts and once the code was available, re-porting CDE to Linux. From my first contact with The Open Group it's taken, 6 years 11 months. But more fairly, about 10 months since we all decided to ahead with this." At the moment, Motif, the widget library that also sprang out of The Open Group, is still only available with a restrictive licence and this new release of CDE builds against the OpenMotif project. This made us wonder about the relationship between OpenCDE, an open source reimplimentation of CDE, and this new release. According to Peter, "There is a large overlap of OpenCDE users and the people that have been helping us with this release. Karsten Pedersen (project lead of OpenCDE) is currently working on the FreeBSD port of CDE, for example. We hope that all OpenCDE users will be happy that CDE is now available and we hope that all aspects of CDE and OpenCDE can be merged together for the benefit of the users." It also seems that a release of the Motif source code may be on the cards in the near future. At the moment CDE looks quaint, to put it nicely, but it is a functional DE. Consider that we may have reached a turning point in Linux desktop environments as the "big two" have never | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,100,852 |
I felt when I started going back to work. We'd spent those first three months together for almost every waking moment, and the idea that I was going to start missing large parts of her life was heartbreaking. It does get better, though. Being with her grandparents (and later, in a good day care) has been a great experience for her -- she's happy and healthy and learning a lot, and is her own person. I don't need to be with her every second to love her or know her or be her mom, just as I don't need to be with my husband every second. Don't let anyone tell you you're not your child's mother if you work outside the home. Believe me, you are, and your child knows it and loves you. Kim from South Carolina (United States) March 18, 2010 10:45 a.m. Returning to work was a little difficult for a while, especially dropping off a 6-week old at daycare. Had a really hard time with it. Now, she's almost 2 years old. Getting everything done at home after work is nearly impossible sometimes. Honestly, I just don't feel the same about working. Need to make money to support my family but would like to spend more time with the little one also. Christine from Virginia (United States) October 14, 2008 11:16 a.m. Before I had my baby, the 8-week maternity leave I had arranged with my employer seemed like an eternity. But after giving birth to | ID | ID DF | 200,379 |
see CH) With one foot on the land and one on the sea He'll swear with his hand raised high Time no longer can be V2) I am the seventh angel, the time is near for me to fly I'll come before the father, the one who will be seen by every eye There'll be silence in heaven before the seven trumpets sound Then music like thunder right before the time that I come down Ch) With one foot on the land and one on the sea I'll swear with my hand raised high Time no longer can be V1) My best friend even when it didn't show You knew that you could ask and I would go anywhere for you Our time together here has come and gone I place some of your favorite flowers on a stone For you Ch) I recall your smile and kindness you have shown And how you made any place feel like a home I was proud to walk with you every mile So long my friend Goodbye for a while V2) Time's supposed to ease the pain we feel But the memories after years are still so real Of you You'll be right here with me until the day We meet again and I won't ever fail to say To you CH) That I sure love your smile and kindness you have shown And how you make any place feel like a home And I'll be proud to walk with you every | LY | LY SL | 418,778 |
the vaccine. We need the Government to apply their energy. The pause provides them with the opportunity to put their shoulder to the wheel and work harder in that direction, and therefore get an outcome that does not risk further increases in TB but tackles the problem in a way that everybody can support. Not only is the science against going ahead with the cull; public opinion is also against it. We need to ensure that we take this opportunity to drive things forward in the best possible way. Devon is the county worst affected by bovine TB in the entire country. Six thousand cattle were slaughtered in 2010, and there were 800 herd breakdowns. My constituency is arguably the most densely infected. The toll is taken not only on thousands of animals representing generations of toil and long family traditions of rearing and breading, which are destroyed by the fatal hand and the stroke of the pen of the inspector who finds a reactor in the herd. There is also the human toll on the families, which has been well described and I will not dwell on it. I sat on the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee in the last Parliament and participated in the production of its report. It was authored not only by Conservatives and Liberal Democrats , some of whom are in the Chamber, but by some very distinguished Labour Members, for whom I came to have considerable respect for the neutral, impartial and thoroughly | ID | ID DF | 476,316 |
restaurant recommendations were all excellent and we had several memorable meals. We particularly enjoyed trying your family's wine at Le Fin Gourmet! I usually find Chardonnays to be a bit too heavily oaked but this one was delightful. We also took your suggestion to pick up the paper on the Journees du Patrimoine events and as a result we had a tour of the 'Site des Cordeliers' at the Universite Pierre et Marie Curie. I confess that I could understand less than half of the presentation owing to my basic understanding of French, but it was really special to be able to visit the cloisters and see the architecture and monuments there, which might not normally be available to tourists. When we visit Paris in the future, I hope that we can stay in one of your apartments again, and we will certainly recommend you to our friends. Best wishes,Sharada and Travis. REF Apartment : CAMELIA From 2009-09-14 To 2009-09-21 Mr & Mrs Hacker From USA the 09/18/2009 Gentlemen, All we can say was that this was the BEST vacation we've ever had. Ginger was the perfect place to stay. Your apartment was wonderful, clean and spacious. It was wonderful. WE have fallen in love with Paris! Thank you again. REF Apartment : LILAS From 2009-09-04 To 2009-09-13 Mrs Alexia Baum From USA the 09/24/2009 We just want you to know how much we enjoyed our stay at Lilas. Your accommodations were so comfortable and the convenience of having our | ID | ID RR | 265,258 |
afternoon / On which we wore things and looked well". It is true that the "stars" (like "blue" and "name") refer back to the poem's opening, and you can extract a biography out of this which makes sense of the poem's title and typifies the way that we always do infer stories about neighbours we don't know. Perhaps they are getting married or having a baby (what else do such couples do?). You can admire a traditional kind of skilfulness in the multiple meanings of "outwore" and "looked well". What I like still better is Ashbery's awareness of ways in which we understand a stalk -- (a) the bit that isn't the essential thing itself (e.g. the stalk of an apple); (b) the bit that IS the essential thing itself, what a plant has instead of a mind or skeleton; (c) its conductivity, something that stuff passes through, like a lightning rod. But what I like best is that sentence in the middle, the place where you can dive repeatedly and be in rough contact, without quite knowing what it is, with the thing that happens. | LY | LY PO | 549,746 |
a good thing if it is composed etirely of cross-benchers. I believe the cross benchers have contributed greatly to the country. There should also be a rule that new Lords appointed should satisfy certain standards such as meritious service to the nation. If they have been sacked from their previous jobs such as the former speaker then they should be bared TrevorsDen I agree with rex and Tom Tom is just plain wrong. Why should an elected 'lords' upset the commons? It all depends on what it is elected to do. Richard Manns @ TrevorsDen Don't you think there might be a reason for having a 2nd house? You might not think much of the current lot (with quite some justification), but that doesn't mean that the job shouldn't be done. Oedipus Rex The function of the HoL? -- "To revise and scrutinize legislation" Abolish the so-called 'Lords' -- have the HoC committees permanently advised by experts to revise & scrutinize legislation. It would be cheaper and less corrupt, for starters. Can you imagine an election campaign for a 2nd chamber where the candidates have to canvas your support on their ability to revise and scrutinize? It's utter bollocks. TomTom An elected Upper House means the Parliament Acts must be repealed. No other system stops the Upper Chamber blocking legislation -- it is an abuse of a Revising Chamber and one of the reasons Britain has been so badly governed by fiscally irresponsible legislators erdix Agree with TrevorsDen.There was a | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 291,843 |
which are finished, and some of which are mastered, which will eventually be an album by me. So are these tracks that you made while you were in France? I mean ultimately, of those tracks, one of them dates back to 10 years ago to when I started writing music, has bits off audio from, the point of the first couple of things I ever tried to do. So around this time next year is going to be the fifth anniversary of when I left my job to go and concentrate on writing music so I've set that as a deadline to get the album out. | SP | SP | 3,101,099 |
Audio - It Had To Be You Above is our duet version of It Had To Be You. This is a timeless song performed by many famous performers over the years, including Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, and Harry Connick Jr. When we perform wedding ceremonies, this is a song that we often play during the signing of the registry and the pre-ceremony seating. The romantic nature of the song lends itself beautifully to the day. If asked to perform for your wedding, we are happy to suggest songs for the program, and are completely comfortable taking requests. We have been providing wedding music since 2002, and look forward to providing music for your event in Toronto, Oakville, Hamilton, or virtually anywhere in the Southern Ontario region. | IP | IP DS | 46,432 |
Product Description Product Description 1952 in West London. A time of coffee bars and jukeboxes, Teddy boys and gang fights. As Christmas approaches, sixteen-year-old Beth Brixham has so much to look forward to. No more school, her first job, her first boyfriend. Instead, her world is thrown into darkness and chaos as the Great Smog descends over London, leaving in its wake a trail of death and disruption and changing Beth's life forever. When family tragedy strikes during the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, Beth finds herself shunned by her father. Faced with eviction, she must battle against the prejudices, laws and social bigotry post World War II in an effort to prevent her baby sister being taken into care, but she hadn't gambled on the price she has to pay when offered a radical solution. Every Step of the Way was shortlisted for the 2004 Harry Bowling Prize for a London novel. Kit Domino conveys the setting of early 1950s London with such intensity, I was almost coughing along with the characters as they endured the effects of the Great Smog. There are plot twists which I didn't see coming and the characters are wonderfully drawn. In today's world, where women have made such huge strides toward independence and equality, it's good to be reminded of the struggles our sisters once faced. My heart squeezed for Beth who fought so hard to gain her independence, even as she battled the harsh realities and social expectations women faced in 1950s | IP | IP DS | 37,918 |
this world But never was in jail before Oh send for my two babies to come and see me cry Oh send for my two babies to wring their hands and cry Oh hang me.... | ID | ID DF | 3,037,251 |
has co-invested with some amazing funds. I'm sure many other Canadian VCs have done the same. Finally, exits are happening. We had over $1B in exits in Canada last year. If there are any clouds on the horizon, they relate to the disappearance of the US / Canadian border when it comes to VC. When I first entered the startup World, you had no choice but to raise seed and series A in Canada. Only then could you tap the US funding markets. That's no longer the case. Whether it's great startups with traction hitting Angel List (there are 890 Canadian startups listed there), or proactive seed / early stage VC funds coming up here to pick our best deals *before* they get funded locally ( 500px and Tribe HR are just two examples of this trend). There is a perception (rightly or wrongly) that US investors are better than Canadian ones. And that given the choice, founders would raise in the US. Whether this is true or not is not the point. It's the perception and with the borders coming down it represents a real risk to Canadian investors. To counteract it, we need to: Move quickly : Show commitment to a deal before someone swoops in and takes it. I have been guilty of this in the past, and lost out on a great deal as a result. Pay up more : It is a fact that I have proven again and again, that a Canadian startup that | OP | OP OB | 4,350 |
Retail Satisfaction Report for September 2011. There are an estimated 2.2 million drivers 18+ on New Zealand roads today, driving a car registered in either their own name or jointly with someone else according to the latest Roy Morgan Single Source data. Approximately 1.8 million, or 85.2% of these drivers have some form of motor vehicle insurance (either Comprehensive Insurance or Third Party Property Insurance), a decline of 4.6% points since July 2007. It's no secret that many Australian women love chocolate and according to the latest Roy Morgan Research data over 6.7 million women (72% of Australian women aged 14+) consume it in an average 4 week period. Vodafone has seen a second consecutive increase in the 6 months to October 2011, with 62% of their customers aged 14+ being either 'Very' or 'Fairly' satisfied, according to the latest Roy Morgan Mobile Phone Customer Satisfaction Survey. In the six months to October 2011, Internode continued its upward trend with customer satisfaction at 96%. OPTUSnet widened its gap from the Industry Average (74%) with 78% of its Australian customers aged 14+ being 'Very' or 'Fairly' satisfied with their Internet service, according to the Roy Morgan Internet Satisfaction Survey. After declining in popularity since 2007, travel agents have recently shown a slight increase as a channel for booking an overseas holiday. According to the latest Roy Morgan Travel Agents Monitor for the twelve months to September 2011, 55% of Australians used a travel agent to book their last overseas holiday or | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 724,010 |
certainly looking at the future of the iPad line. I believe the full-size iPad will ultimately reside as a "pro" version, much how the MacBook Air sits alongside the MacBook Pro. But, as satisfying as the iPad Mini is to use, it's not without its drawbacks. Compared to its competition it's not as affordable, and Apple has clearly released the device with last-gen specifications (A5 vs A6, standard screen vs Retina Display) in order to wow us in a year's time with the revamped version with a higher resolution screen and improved performance. That notwithstanding, the iPad Mini is a superb product and the most attractive way for a new user to enter the world of tablets, and indeed the world of Apple. It's priced higher than the competition to maintain its premium aesthetic and desirability, and it's hard not to wish it was priced below 230. But despite this, it's still a compelling purchase that users are rightly going to love using, and hate leaving at home. Article gallery Comments Let us face it, it is 100 more expensive than its arguably better rival, has no sd card slot and as far as I know you can't dl an app to attach external hard drives. Plus with all the problems with io6, jelly bean is leaps and bounds in comparison. Also, what about accounts? Isn't it one per mini? marcreinard Nov 14th 2012 In reply to marcreinard "Plus with all the problems with io6, jelly bean is leaps and | OP | OP RV | 571,981 |
attention with the festival. It would be unrealistic to think that showing some films is going to end homelessness, but I certainly hope that it will put homelessness in the public eye, and make people more aware of it, and then consequently affect social change. Humanity at the moment has a very greed over need mentality, where people just make sure they've got loads of stuff, rather than making sure that everybody is just okay. It's always just about frivolously spending money on inane crap [laughs]. (continued below) Agreed! Years ago, I watched Cathy Come Home , one of the films that you showed as part of the festival. And I remember reading somewhere that when Cathy Come Home was screened on television for the first time, the BBC's switchboard supposedly crashed, because there were just so many people calling in wanting to help. I'm interested to know whether or not you think that there is the possibility of inciting that kind of response from the public around issues of homelessness nowadays? Yeah, I would certainly hope. Ultimately, the aim of the festival as it grows and as it gets more presence is to raise awareness. Because when Cathy Come Home came out, there was literally no awareness about what went on in terms of people being evicted from their homes and the whole housing policy. The producer of Cathy Come Home gave a Q and A at one of our London venues, and he was saying that it did | SP | SP IT | 673,666 |
How Do I Run a Business and Go On Holidays All the Time Many people ask me " How do I run a business when I am always on holidays?" The secret to running a business and go on holidays regularly is all dependent on how you structure your business. A wise man once told me, "If you own your business and you cannot go on holidays, you're an idiot." That sage saying still echoes loud and clear in my mind. I have met many business owners and entrepreneurs who own a profitable business but find themselves stuck in their business. This is because they have never structured their business with the important end goal and need in life of "taking a break". I prefer to go the next mile, I love taking lots of breaks. Hence from the first day of my business I have had the intention of going on regular holidays, and that is how I run my business. Following these 3 rules will ensure you are able to run a profitable and successful business, yet still be able to go on holidays: The intention to make yourself redundant as an employee in your business; Setting up easy to follow systems and pressure test it; and Entrusting your staff to perform to your standards (or even higher). How do I run a business by making myself redundant? I believe, in anything we do the most important thing is to set out an intention. Once the intention (or | HI | HI HT | 3,284,338 |
the house? Am I likely going to have to pay spousal support? Should I let him take our RV to the States for the winter- this will add miles and depreciation to it if we have to sell it too? Hi . Thanks for your prompt reply. Any information at this point will help. Several people have told me that I would have a claim . Can I reclaim my inheritance that he spent ie. insist on keeping the boat and RV or will the imminent inheritance have a bearing on whether I have to pay ss You would need to get bank records to show the inheritance money coming in and being used to by the boat and RV. You would need to show that they were purchased solely with your inheritance. It also helps if the ownerships are registered in your name. It is not enough to simply say you bought them with your inheritance. You have to show what happened. Generally if you co-mingle your inheritance with his money or put it in family accounts you may not see it back. You don't have a claim to his inheritance. I cannot imagine who is telling you this. Especially, the inheritance is right now hypothetical. Many things can happen between now and when they pass. (2) The value of the following property that a spouse owns on the valuation date does not form part of the spouse's net family property: 1. Property, other than a matrimonial home, that | ID | ID DF | 3,376,973 |
tennis, wrestling, and casting the bar (throwing an iron bar). Henry also enjoyed hunting, jousting and hawking. He also liked archery and bowling. Henry was also keen to revive the glories of the previous centuries when England conquered much of France. In 1511 he launched a warship the Mary Rose. In 1514 he launched the Henry Grace a Dieu. Meanwhile in 1512 he went to war with the French. In August 1513 the English won the Battle of the Spurs. (It was so called because the French cavalry fled without fighting). However in 1514 Henry made peace with the French and his sister Mary married the king of France. Meanwhile the Scots invaded England to support their French allies. However the Scots were crushed at the battle of Flodden and their king was killed. In 1515 the Pope made Thomas Wolsey (1474-1530) a Cardinal. The same year the king made him Chancellor. In 1520 Henry met the king of France at the Field of the Cloth of Gold. Determined to impress the French king Henry had a temporary palace made and it was decorated with very expensive velvet, satin and cloth of gold. Not to be outdone the French king erected tents of gold brocade. At the beginning of 1511 Henry had a son. Unfortunately the boy died after only 7 weeks. Catherine had four miscarriages and she only had one child who lived - a girl named Mary born in 1516. Henry was desperate to have a son and | IN | IN RA | 358,889 |
Results Respondents commonly perceived people with schizophrenia, alcoholism and drug addiction as unpredictable and dangerous. The two latter conditions were also viewed as self-inflicted. People with any of the seven disorders were perceived as hard to talk with. Opinions about effects of treatment and prognosis suggested reasonable knowledge. About half the respondents reported knowing someone with a mental illness. Conclusions Negative opinions indiscriminately overemphasise social handicaps that can accompany mental disorders. They contribute to social isolation, distress and difficulties in employment faced by sufferers. A campaign against stigma should take account of the differences in opinions about the seven disorders studied. In 1998 the Royal College of Psychiatrists started a five-year campaign entitled 'Changing Minds : Every Family in the Land' to reduce the stigma of mental illness ( James, 1998 ; Crisp, 1999 ). Many studies have shown that stigmatising attitudes towards people with mental illness are widespread ( Byrne, 1997 ; Link et al , 1997 ; Jorm et al , 1999 ) and are commonly held ( Rabkin, 1974 ; Heginbotham, 1998 ; Porter, 1998 ), but there has been no recent survey of a large representative sample of the population of Great Britain. To guide the Campaign and as a baseline for a subsequent study of its effects, the Campaign Management Committee commissioned such a survey of current public opinions about people with one or other of the seven mental disorders embraced by its Campaign and based on the range of commonly attributed public attitudes to | IN | IN RA | 1,415,516 |
was really happening and he survived, he would go into the criminal justice system and be executed, and I really couldn't bear to lose him twice. I gave the hardest prayer I ever made, that he would kill himself, because then at least I would know he wanted to die and wouldn't be left with all the questions I'd have if he got caught by a police bullet. Maybe I was right, but I've spent so many hours regretting that prayer: I wished for my son to kill himself and he did." The Klebolds still live in Littleton, Colorado, in the same house they lived in back in 1999. In fact, when Solomon traveled to interview them for the book, he slept in Dylan's old bedroom. In speaking to the Klebolds he found them very open, a stark contrast to the other parents interviewed for the crime chapter. Tom Klebold said, "We are able to be open and honest about those things because our son is dead. We can't hope for him to do something else, something better. You can tell a story a whole lot better when you know its ending." If anything, the Klebolds' testimony in this book proves that the power of parental love overcomes the unimaginable. When asked what they would say to Dylan if they could speak to him now, Tom says, "I'd ask him what the hell he was thinking and what the hell he thought he was doing!" Sue's answer is a revelation. | NARRATIVE | NA DP NE | 476,345 |
hope in this...probably not in an economy where people are loosing houses, can't find work and are barely managing. "A hat priced hat" is exactly what some people want...for the cold -- anything else is a pipe dream they don't enter into for a good reason. To stomp your feet about your product not commanding the price that you think it should means you've missed a few points in coming to terms with what you do. Why do you think they are called "starving artists"? This is nothing new, failing to see these truths may make you feel good about yourself and the concept of supporting artists, but at that price...no matter what it is...many people aren't going to be able to afford it. The hats show nice work, but don't blame those who don't plunk down their money for it...a lot of people just go for the show. I agree that the hat is fluff, something that doesn't feed, heat or pay the bills. Right now there's a lot of fluff -- to some its food, sometimes its anything that doesn't save your butt in a trench built for you to hide from bombs in. No disrespect to the maker, but no disrespect to Ludd either...maybe a thank you though. There is plenty of money out there . . . people make choices about how they spend it. Creative work/business IS the new economy. It is how more folk will be responsible for the results they want to create | NARRATIVE | NA PB | 3,269,100 |
the politics of health care financing makes clear that too few commentators and politicos -- on both sides -- employ evidence to buttress their positions. Precious little hard facts, numerous statements of dubious validity and, overall, policy preferences mostly explained by the group to which the speaker belong characterize public dialogue on the health system in this country. We deserve better. We deserve evidence. Healthcare financing is everyone's business and it is definitely something that ought to be widely debated in the public sphere. But at the same time, it is too big an issue to be decided on weak and partisan rhetoric put forward by groups defending their own interest. This is a topic where strong evidence built from the analysis of decades of international experience is readily available. Now it's time to make that evidence part of the national dialogue. Damien Contandriopolous is an expert advisor with EvidenceNetwork.ca and a professor in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Montral. License to Republish : Our commentaries and videos are provided under the terms of a CreativeCommons Attribution No-Derivatives license. This license allows for free redistribution, commercial and non-commercial, as long as it is passed along unchanged and in whole, with credit to the author and EvidenceNetwork.ca EvidenceNetwork.ca supports the use evidence when reporting on health and health policy in the mainstream media. Specific points of view represented here are the author's and not those of EvidenceNetwork.ca. Let us know how we're doing: evidencenetwork@gmail.com We have experts who | OP | OP OB | 3,360,674 |
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 |
of a punchcard. The FEC of course pointed this out years before, but since when has a government been anything but reactive? When 5 million people vote and the margin is .01% it's going to be hard to know for sure, but if you are filled purely with hate, and not interested in real discourse, then believe what you want. In fact, it seems more likely that Lieberman's opposition received the exact same number of votes. I mean, if you were out to fix it, wouldn't you at least be smart enough to make up a new number? The simplest explanation is usually the truth... unless you merely hate. Then it's a global conspiracy. It's laughable and sad. so in Canada, we have the partisan volunteers still doing all the scrutineering and the like, it's just that the decision to continue using plain paper ballots, with a single column of candidates, to be manually counted; there's a nonpartisan agency that keeps making that (good) decision (as well as things like standardizing signage for polling locations to make them easier to find, advertising that there will be an election, etc.) @ averroes--Actually, tax rates under various monarchist societies nominally ran well over 50%, in addition to the burdens of serfdom (in medieval times) for the lower classes, and excluding tithes that were required to the local church. Granted, the robber barons were more obvious in their use of force to extract wealth from their people, but that did not make the | OP | OP OB | 3,266,747 |
our night, lamp of our days. Psalm 148 Hallelujah! Praise the LORD from the heavens; * praise him in the heights. Praise him, all you angels of his; * praise him, all his host. Praise him, sun and moon; * praise him, all you shining stars. Praise him, heaven of heavens, * and you waters above the heavens. Let them praise the Name of the LORD; * for he commanded, and they were created. He made them stand fast for ever and ever; * he gave them a law which shall not pass away. Praise the LORD from the earth, * you sea-monsters and all deeps; Fire and hail, snow and fog, * tempestuous wind, doing his will; Mountains and all hills, * fruit trees and all cedars; Wild beasts and all cattle, * creeping things and wingd birds; Kings of the earth and all peoples, * princes and all rulers of the world; Young men and maidens, * old and young together. Let them praise the Name of the LORD, * for his Name only is exalted, his splendor is over earth and heaven. He has raised up strength for his people and praise for all his loyal servants, * the children of Israel, a people who are near him. Hallelujah! Psalm 150 Hallelujah! Praise God in his holy temple; * praise him in the firmament of his power. Praise him for his mighty acts; * praise him for his excellent greatness. Praise him with the blast of the | LY | LY PR | 3,168,666 |
Lastolite Announces New 6:1 and 7:1 TriFlip Kits Lastolite has released its new 6:1 and 7:1 TriFlip Kits. The 6:1 TriFlip Kit (pictured) includes one 75cm (30") TriGrip Gold/White reflector and one double sided, reversible TriFlip cover (Sunlite/Sunfire, Silver/Softsilver), giving a total of six reflective surfaces to choose from. The 7:1 TriFlip Kit includes one 75cm (30") TriGrip two Stop Diffuser, one 75cm (30") TriGrip Gold/White reflector and one double sided, reversible TriFlip cover (Sunlite/Sunfire, Silver/Softsilver). This combination will allow you to use two reflectors at once, or a combination of a reflector and a diffuser. The new TriFlip 6:1 Kit and 7:1 Kit are available at RRP 85 and 145 including VAT, respectively. Lastolite Press Release Lastolite Announce New 6:1 and 7:1 TriFlip Kits November 13th 2012, Lastolite Limited, the world's leading manufacturer of backgrounds and lighting control systems for the photo, video and cinema industry, announces the release of the new 6:1 and 7:1 TriFlip Kits. The new TriFlip Kits are in addition to the already popular 8:1 TriFlip Kit. The 6:1 TriFlip Kit includes one 75cm (30") TriGrip Gold/White reflector and one double sided, reversible TriFlip cover (Sunlite/Sunfire, Silver/Softsilver), giving a total of six reflective surfaces to choose from. The 7:1 TriFlip Kit includes one 75cm (30") TriGrip two Stop Diffuser, one 75cm (30") TriGrip Gold/White reflector and one double sided, reversible TriFlip cover (Sunlite/Sunfire, Silver/Softsilver). This combination will allow you to use two reflectors at once (choose from six available surfaces), or a combination of a | IN | IN DT | 3,114,380 |
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thing! America needs to wake up and realize what is happening! I like the tea party movement going on right now. People need to show up in droves and stand up for the founding principles of this nation and against socialism. I am very excited for this midterm election. Bruce | 3.14.10 @ 1:07AM After reading some of the comments, I still haven't seen anything that identifies what America is. So I will add my opinion and thoughts. 1. We are a Representative Republic, not a constitutional republic, or a democratic republic, period. (Are the DC crowd really representing "We the People") 2. Apathy is what is killing this country. 3. Greed is killing this country. 4. inane laws are killing this country 5. over regulation is driving business into the dirt. Special interest groups rule and have corrupted the process, and should be outlawed along with lobbyists. Tort reform should be #2 on priorities to fix this country. Disband the EPA, Dept of Education, and the IRS and every other added on dept not found in the constitution. The sitting group in DC should be arrested and transferred to Gitmo and treason trials should be conducted by the Military. Just some thoughts zinging around my BHG Dina | 3.14.10 @ 10:14AM A very good and to the point short article. I would make one change though: Replace the last sentence ("He is an embarrassment to the American people.")d To: He is a danger to America and to the American | IP | IP | 186,900 |
Sharing great ideas and resources with maths teachers around the world Main menu Post navigation Making teaching units of measurement a little more interesting! It's interesting to find out what pupils already know about units of measurement. Many seem to have an intuitive feel for them through everyday experience but don't necessarily understand the difference between metric and imperial units. As a useful AfL tool for finding out what they do know and to give them an engaging activity that promotes thinking skills you might like to offer your pupils this units of measurement card sort. Getting them to choose how they group the cards is very enlightening in assessing what they know. You can then hopefully steer them with guided questions if necessary to distinguish between units for weight, length, area, volume and capacity and also between metric and imperial units. | IN | IN DT | 403,114 |
Today's Sponsor Gillard set for Phnom Penh summit Trade, global health issues, finance, education, security and energy will all be on the table when Prime Minister Julia Gillard attends the East Asia Summit in Cambodia this week. Australia will push for a new regional trade deal at the summit, where 16 leaders are expected to agree to talks on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). The RCEP would involve the 10 members of ASEAN plus Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, the Republic of Korea and India. The agreement would bring together existing ASEAN free-trade agreements, including the ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand FTA which is being seen as a benchmark for the broader deal. Trade Minister Craig Emerson would not put a timeframe on the new agreement. 'Once you put timeframes on the completion of negotiations that haven't yet started you end up being wrong,' Dr Emerson said. 'The RCEP proposal ... is one pathway to the mountaintop of a free trade area for Asia and the Pacific and we'll be in there vigorously negotiating for it.' Ms Gillard is expected to meet with Mr Obama and other proponents of another trade deal, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, on Tuesday. Bilateral meetings with leaders from China, Japan, Brunei and Thailand are also likely. A sharp focus on regional security will be a feature at the summit after annual talks by ASEAN leaders on Sunday. Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) Secretary-General Surin Pitsuwan said on Sunday the bloc was ready to present a united front | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,291,527 |
shoreline. Every one had a striped shell growing on it. "I thought `What is this?' '' Mazur said Monday. "At first I thought, `Are they snails?' Then I saw what they were.'' This fall, the future everyone feared for Lake Lillinonah -- a full-bore infestation of zebra mussels -- has begun to play out. These mussels -- a non-native invasive species -- can multiply by the millions. They can cover docks and boats and rocks with their tiny sharp shells. They can clog filtration pipes. And they can severely alter a lake's ecosystem. They act as a powerful filter that takes out phytoplankton, making the water clear, and deprives other species of food. They also crowd out native shellfish. "I think in one to five years, we'll see them expand very rapidly," said Greg Bollard , another leader of Friends of the Lake. "They're here." Ray Hoesten of Newtown, chairman of the Lake Zoar Authority , said people are finding them in Zoar as well. "Not as many as in Lillinonah," Hoesten said. "But we're finding some." Ethan Nadeau , the owner of Biodrawversity, the Massachusetts-based research company that found the first zebra mussels in Lillinonah and Zoar two years ago, said he's now found adult zebra mussels along the Housatonic River, as far north in Connecticut at Canaan, and as far south as Lake Housatonic, the impoundment behind the Derby Dam. So far, however, they have not been found in Candlewood Lake, the largest of the three manmade lakes | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 38,071 |
little flaws I never was Too insecure To try your bras 'Cause that's the kind of girl I am Yeah, that's the kind of girl I am 'Cause that's the kind of girl I am The kind of girl I am... Remember when we moved the furniture around? All around us the house burned to the ground with no sound That night you gave me twelve roses in a vase You took my hand and pulled me closer to your face One on the shoulder one hand around your waist And I could taste Upon your lips The human race You said that's the kind of girl I am Yeah, that's the kind of girl I am 'Cause that's the kind of girl I am The kind of girl I am... Cynical to the end Destitute to the end Comical to the end Scared and wild Pull you closer and you're pulling back the claws Effect and cause You put your life Between the jaws 'Cause that's the kind of girl I am Yeah, that's the kind of girl I am 'Cause that's the kind of girl I am The kind of girl I am... All Over You Nothing you can say Can make me stay away today Because I'm all over you, you tease I'm in your hair and in the air you breathe All over you We are the spinning stars This burst of light and heat is ours And I'm all over you like naked skin So | LY | LY SL | 704,923 |
frightened of witches becomes one; a girl finds a god in a cave; a perfectly normal boy is displayed in a cage; half-alien half-human children are hidden and brought up in the mountains; a group of nomads try to live among us, secretly, and keep their old ways; and a woman forgets who she is. Carol Emshwiller's fiction has received an NEA grant and a Pushcart Prize, as well as the Philip K. Dick, Nebula and World Fantasy Awards. In 2005 she received the World fantasy Award for Lifetime Achievement. Previous books included novels: Mr. Boots , The Mount , Leaping Man Hill , Ledoyt and Carmen Dog , and collections: I Live With You , Report To the Men's Club , The Start Of The End Of It All , Verging On The Pertinent , and Joy in our Cause . PS Publishing Ltd is a UK based company. An award winning small press specialising in the very best science fiction, horror, fantasy, crime, and speculative fiction from established names and up and coming authors. | IP | IP DS | 722,054 |
is from her RRSP account. I realize that money will be taxed but my question is this. I currently learned of the ODSP and I have Multiple Sclerosis. I am not a relative of the deceased or was I a dependent in any way. I do not receive benefits from the government as I have been able to stay employed. Is there a way if I open an ODSP account, that I can avoid the taxes on her account. Can her RRSP be transfered to me tax free? Thank you in advance. If a person inherit a revenue property that was originally purchased many years ago for 100k and is now worth 300k when the beneficiary (that person that inherited)eventually goes to sale the property - say it will be sold for 350k, is he subject to a full capital gain tax, going back to the original purchase price of 100k or just on the gain made from the day he was an owner (50k)? Dear: Lynne: can you please advise if or not the executor (My eldest brother of three sons, two of whom reside in California,USA)have ramifications in conducting the duties of executor in Canada? Our Mother has suggested and she is considering, depositing her investments and putting them into three (3) separate accounts (Maybe GIC) and naming each of us as a benificiary on one of those three accounts. Do you feel this is a wise move? Hi Lynne, Are there any tax implications to funds received | IN | IN IB | 343,572 |
arrest situation.......if these comments are not racist/prejudiced, please tell me why. Until the press stops worshipping him we are stuck as a nation. Andrew P | 7.27.09 @ 1:23AM I got news for you, Charlie. I firmly believe that Sotomayor has a covert mission from Obama to provide the 5th vote to overturn Roe v Wade. I have said this many times before on many comment boards. The reasoning is simple. She said that "She never even thought about abortion". This is not the words of someone who believes in the prinicples underlying Roe. And overturning it will be very good for Democrats electorally. Incredibly good in fact. The available evidence is that when the public percieves its abortion rights to be threatened, they vote against the GOP. An election some years ago where Douglas Wilder won the Virginia governorship is the best evidence for this. Since then the public has become complacent, assuming falsely that their abortion rights are secure for all time. If the Supreme Court returns the power to ban abortion to the states and Congress, the public will be very disinclined to elect Republicans to any legislature. The Democrats will make large gains in a year (2012 or 2014) they really shouldn't. And abolishing the underlying principles behind Roe will be very good for implementing Socialized Medicine. Keep in mind that the principle behind Roe originated in a previous Supreme Court decision that overturned all state Eugenics laws. "Charlie| 7.26.09 @ 11:45AM The irony? It is | IP | IP | 186,900 |
position to do so. SCENE IN THE DARK: So the new album Enjoy the Company has been out for a few weeks now. What's the response been like on tour? Julian Dorio : It's been great, actually. Sometimes it can be tough to mix new songs that may work great on the new album, with older material in the live show. Not because it's that different, but because it's a different snapshot of the band, from a few years ago when we put out the previous record. So when you are playing a show and you're trying to fit everything in there, it can be kind of tough. I think we have all been really pleased with how these songs have worked their way into the set. That really helps create the dynamics of the show, the ups and downs of what we hope will be a good set list. They have been really well received and have made touring for the record, so far, really fun. SCENE IN THE DARK: How did you guys attack the new record? What about your process has changed since your debut that you self-released? Julian Dorio: Well, on the first record, it was a necessity to think outside the box. Even though we were doing it the way we did it because we had to, it did sort of force us to be more creative not only with the songs themselves, but how to record them. If the guitar didn't sound very good | SP | SP IT | 3,379,550 |
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I spoke with a Mount Allison student of international relations, economics and environmental science named Keleigh Annau, who was at the conference as an alumni facilitator and presenter. She spoke of the need to combine talents, passions, and knowledge as we look to correct the mistakes of the past in a more sustainable future. She also talked about an initiative she spearheaded called Lights Out Canada -- a concept so simple in its brilliance that it's caught on across the country. For the same article I connected with the manager of sustainability and corporate citizenship with The Co-operators, the company that, along with several partners, organized the conference. Wendy Carruthers works day in day out, through the power of the company she works for and beyond, to make the world a better place. She told me how lucky she feels in her job, and though the lines between work and home life may blur at times, she pushes forward with a genuine desire to make a difference. So there were two inspiring women, striving to make a difference in the world; good start to my week. Then, for a different article, I had to venture into a dark period in Canadian history and draw out a positive that came from it. I spoke with Monica Danon-Schaffer, an engineer who travels the globe auditing operations for environmental sustainability and pushing for responsible development -- an inspiring job in its own right. But I interviewed Monica about a different role she has | NARRATIVE | NA PB | 227,422 |
African Agricultural Engineers; the company erected the first biodiesel pilot plant in November 1987, and the first industrial-scale plant in April 1989 (with a capacity of 30,000 tons of rapeseed per annum). Throughout the 1990s, plants were opened in many European countries, including the Czech Republic , Germany and Sweden . France launched local production of biodiesel fuel (referred to as diester ) from rapeseed oil, which is mixed into regular diesel fuel at a level of 5%, and into the diesel fuel used by some captive fleets (e.g. public transportation ) at a level of 30%. Renault , Peugeot and other manufacturers have certified truck engines for use with up to that level of partial biodiesel; experiments with 50% biodiesel are underway. During the same period, nations in other parts of the world also saw local production of biodiesel starting up: by 1998, the Austrian Biofuels Institute had identified 21 countries with commercial biodiesel projects. 100% biodiesel is now available at many normal service stations across Europe. Biodiesel has better lubricating properties and much higher cetane ratings than today's low sulfur diesel fuels. Biodiesel addition reduces fuel system wear, [ 45 ] and in low levels in high pressure systems increases the life of the fuel injection equipment that relies on the fuel for its lubrication. Depending on the engine, this might include high pressure injection pumps, pump injectors (also called unit injectors ) and fuel injectors . Older diesel Mercedes are popular for running on biodiesel. The calorific | IN | IN EN | 9,991,041 |
TF2 trading guide: getting started in Valve's hat based economy Team Fortress trading essentially comes down to this: you have a hat, and someone else has a hat. You want their hat. You open the trading window and you swap hats. Everyone is happy and hattier. That really should be the beginning and end of the Team Fortress 2 trading system, but the fans have taken it and turned it into something much more complicated. There is now a fluid economy based on item rarity and their own desire/greed. It's no longer a case of just swapping them like football cards. And we think it's something you should get involved in. For fun and for profit. The language in Team Fortress 2's chat channel is slowly changing. I've noticed more and more people talking about their backpack contents. There's a worth to what you find or craft: people someone somewhere will want it, and that gives you some power. The reverse is true as well: if you want something, you'll have to negotiate for it. An economy has sprung up in the last year: before it was really about what the item was worth to you, but after millions of trades and data mining the community is realising that not all hats or crates are created equally . So when people say things like "Vintage xx" for sale, what they mean is they have an original game item, not promo or purchased. The base currencies are metal and keys: with | HI | HI HT | 315,462 |
pursuit of the impossible is too much a part of the modern Western tradition ever to be truly renounced. The idea that utopianism will disappear is itself a utopian dream. The most that can be hoped for is that the piety which surrounds human rights will be tempered from time to time with a little skeptical doubt. It is hard to think of a better start than Moyn's seminal study --John Gray ( National Interest 20110101) Moyn is a highly intelligent, markedly astute commentator. No possible viewpoint eludes his vigilance. He gives the impression of being suave in nature and comprehensive in awareness. This book, as a result, is a bravura performance by a leading light in an apparently crowded and busy field. --Bradley Winterton ( Taipei Times 20110220) There is a sense in which the conception of human rights that Moyn documents in this important book is already obsolete. Many of the worst human rights violations of recent years have not been perpetrated by sovereign states. Instead, they are the work of non-state actors: terrorists, militias, or simply criminal gangs...Moyn's contribution is to prove that human rights are not a fixed truth awaiting discovery, but rather an ideology subject to periodic renovation. If the idea of human rights is to survive, it must help us meet the challenges of our own time. Otherwise, it will join other utopian ideologies as the relics of the twentieth century. --Samuel Goldman ( New Criterion 20110501) [Moyn] argues elegantly and forcefully that the | IP | IP DS | 538,175 |
and drain applications. Home Improvement Glossary Type L copper Type L is a thicker type of rigid copper pipe and is used in outdoor and drain applications. Home Improvement Glossary Type M copper Type M is the thinnest type of rigid copper pipe, but it is strong enough for most homes. Home Improvement Glossary usable yield The usable yield is the amount of wallpaper that will actually go on the wall. The type and size of pattern repeat reduces the amount of wallpaper that you can actually use. Home Improvement Glossary VCT Vinyl composition tile. Commercial floor tiles made from chips of colored vinyl and compressed into solid sheets. These sheets are heated and then cut into 12" squares. Home Improvement Glossary vent flashing Vent flashing is installed around (you guessed it) the vents on your roof. The flashing is typically made of metal and has a rubber grommet around the edge. Home Improvement Glossary vintage Vintage materials are those from an earlier time. Vintage materials can be anything from clothing from the 1940s to antique furniture to old advertisements. Home Improvement Glossary voltage tester A tool to measure the voltage emanating from a wire or appliance. Home Improvement Glossary wainscoting A form of wood paneling that comes about halfway up the wall. Often built from beadboard. Home Improvement Glossary wall brushes A flat-bottomed paintbrush, usually 3-5 inches wide, used for painting the large main areas of a wall. Home Improvement Glossary wallboard clips Wallboard clips are fasteners for attaching | HI | HI HT | 351,947 |
for these corrupt and murdering system! And I let the Voting sheep pay for all these bailouts there masters enforce & are using to play murdering war games & paying criminal bankers & mega cooperations there bonuses for there criminal acts toward Humanity. Freaking sheep they even lost all there teeth to bait and no more feet to even kick back when they get moved to there own slaughterhouse! Not only this they even happily pay for there own butcher to do the job! If people would only know how much power they really have if they only could stick together for one month! But this is where the Jewish owned schools done a perfect job to remove all there individuality & logical thinking! very difficult to find anyone that is clear headed. = Tell me about it; I am searching & looking for good interesting logic thinking people all my life and I am still looking! It's like finding a needle in a hay stack & there are 6.5 billions & they all hiding in this hay stack but where to look first they all so busy watching Jewish brainwashing TV? If you find some good logic straight thinking skillful people you can move mountains & I should know because I move 2,000 ton equipment with my working mates in a primitive country! Team work is the key & not only Elite Jews can do it believe me! I am only here because I love to help if I | ID | ID DF | 545,488 |
To Believe Lyrics Jackie Evancho Before I lay me down to rest I ask the Lord one small request I know I have all I could need But this prayer is not for me Too many people on this day Don't have a peaceful place to stay Let all fighting cease that your children may see peace Wipe their tears of sorrow away (chorus) To believe in a day When hunger and war will pass away To have the hope amidst despair That every sparrow's counted That you hear each cry and listen to each prayer Let me try always to believe That we can hear the hearts that grieve Please help us not ignore The anguished cries of the poor Or their pain will never leave (chorus ) [ From: http://www.metrolyrics.com/to-believe-ly\\... ] To believe in a day When hunger and war will pass away To have the hope amidst despair That every sparrow's counted That you hear their cries and listen to each prayer (spoken prayer) Father, as you see, I'm just a child And there's so much to understand But if Your Grace should surround me Then I'll do the best I can I promise, I'll do the very best I can (chorus plus) To believe in a day When hunger and war will pass away To have the hope amidst despair That every sparrow's counted That you hear each cry and listen to each Prayer {Hear each cry and listen to each prayer} Help us do Your | LY | LY SL | 1,406,440 |
and restart the modem like 4 times after a long day of 5 hours it went to Nat 2 so called them see what they say I am with Bigpond and my PS3 has a Type 2 Strict NAT and my brothers XBox 360 has a Strict NAT too. I have a strict on MW2 and Black Ops and About a year ago before i got my ps3 my brother had a open NAT on MW2. What can we do to get an Open NAT? Please respond. Thanks, Benno i cant connect to my friend in mw3 and i can't even start a voice chat with him. we have the same ISP (we live in the same building), both consoles have in game moderate Nat (NAT type 2 in the INTERNET connection test; necessary ports have been forwarded) as we don't have private IP's. According to this given matrix we should connect just fine so what can be the problem ? also recently my friend can't complete console's internet connection test, during PSN availability check the test fails but after quiting the test he has no problem in loging in and playing online. would it help if one of us/both got a private IP (extra monthly cost for internet services) Well I got a balkin router. I can hook my ipod, phone and computer but my ps3 wont. I tried everything and I don't know what to do anymore. It connects to the ip address and everything else besides nat2 | IN | IN IB | 17,111 |
Plus we use something called Gravatar, its a little image which will appear next to your name when you comment on a blog. Using a gravatar will help us recognise genuine comments from the spam comments. Don't forget to leave a comment on this post, we appreciated your feedback good or bad. | HI | HI HT | 88,499 |
Romney's Sick Joke OK, so Obama did a terrible job in the debate, and Romney did well. But in the end, this isn't or shouldn't be about theater criticism, it should be about substance. And the fact is that everything Obama said was basically true, while much of what Romney said was either outright false or so misleading as to be the moral equivalent of a lie. I guess you could say that Romney's claim wasn't exactly a lie, since some people with preexisting conditions would retain coverage. But as I said, it's the moral equivalent of a lie; if you think he promised something real, you're the butt of a sick joke. And we're talking about a lot of people left out in the cold -- 89 million , to be precise. Furthermore, all of this should be taken in the context of Romney's plan not just to repeal Obamacare but to drastically cut Medicaid. So enough with the theater criticism; Romney needs to be held accountable for dishonesty on a huge scale. | OP | OP OB | 3,185,838 |
Check out Life Of Agony How It Would Be lyrics - another terrific addition to the already magnificent Life Of Agony lyrics collection. How It Would Be lyrics are part of the Ugly album that features an amazing beat and vocals. Life Of Agony How It Would Be lyrics I wonder how it would be if my mother was still around The types of talk The relationships we could have had The three of us Me, you and Dad My mouth went dry My stomach felt queasy too So empty and scared It's all because of you A dead body that turned out not to be dead No one understands Wish I really knew what happened to my mom Because my family they told me nothing but lies They figured if they just told me the truth I'd break down and cry Feel betrayed and hurt Profoundly insecure Want to knock ten times on heaven's door Still suffering from old emotional wounds I was getting worse Can't depend on them and their lies Why did see leave? How did she die? And when it gets colder outside I'll be back next year With that feeling to make me cry Wanna go visit her grave Because it's been a long, long time Want to pick a peach rose And rest it on its side Say a prayer eventhough I don't believe And say goodbye Don't get me wrong I have a mind to keep me strong But there's this feeling of | LY | LY SL | 262,136 |
tepidly asking, "Please, Sir. May I have some more?" As it turned out, the "negotiation" went fine. [...] How Much Money Is In Your Inbox? When we're looking to build our businesses and increase the number of projects we're working on, the first thing many of us do is start trying to create new opportunities. In reality, it's often far more effective to start with our Inboxes - there's almost always money and opportunity to be found in there. | HI | HI HT | 716,594 |
a philosophy that's really the end of the Iceland or it's only promotional quote? Somewhere if ice-lands gone then human beings are in danger. It's really I loved as much as you will receive carried out right here. The sketch is attractive, your authored material stylish. nonetheless, you command get got an edginess over that you wish be delivering the following. unwell unquestionably come further formerly again since exactly the same nearly a lot often inside case you shield this increase. Not for nothing folks, the democrats and republicans are both wrong !The Dems for taking our freedoms away in one way, the republicans another. We arent going to see change in this country until we get back to our roots, the constitution party ! This was the party of Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, ect. This was what was written in the Constitution and bill of rights by someone we americans deem to forget who had a big hand in the development of this nation, Benjamin Franklin.If we all got back to the Original Constitution, things would begin looking up. Many dont realize that the civil war wasnt just about slavery, it was about personal freedom. You dont hear about the acts Lincoln took to take away many rights. He even wanted to disarm the country at one time ! This is why many folks in the south are still resentful, and it dont have nothing to do with the slavery thing !Ever notice why the gun laws are so relaxed | OP | OP OB | 3,205,314 |
If they chose to enter the Embassy to seize Julian Assange, maybe they could also start enforcing all these outstanding fines for traffic violations, e.g. the US Embassy alone owes 2m to the Greater London Authorities for CC and parking fines The United States has publically lied on this matter stating that they are not seeking Assange. It is common cause in the media today that Britian is bowing to immense pressure from the Obama administration in even contemplating this travesty. (Not sure I am buying the bowing part- it suits thier natures down to the ground from where I sit- these are the same people who were selling Gaddafi arms to kill his own people weeks before 'humanitarian bombing him'). Furthermore no charges have been laid against Julian Assange- so how can we even be talking about extradition- he is not sought in terms of a criminal charge, but rather questioning- which he has made himself available for (while still in Sweden before the charges were dropped and then miraculously reinstated promptly on his leaving the counrty), and is willing to do on neutral ground still. Futhermore Sweden has most per capita applications to the European Human Rights Court under section article 6.1 (right to a fair trial) of any country in the EU, and the highest rate of upheld applications under article 6.1. If this country were in Africa or South America it would be called a Banana Republic. You might be willing to uncritically accept the word | IP | IP | 3,710,197 |
The HeyUGuys Interview -- Barry Norman, CBE Cast your mind back to the pre-internet age (admittedly, a tough task) where film-related content was sparse, and finding out about the latest releases and industry news was an altogether frugal and challenging task. Luckily, there was one perennial TV figure who provided a regular means of getting your cinematic fix (providing your parents remembered to hit record on the video, or you caught the repeats on a Saturday morning). For the better part of three decades, cinema lovers tuned in to watch Barry Norman report on forthcoming features, chat with the Hollywood elite and cast his critical eye over the weekly big-screen releases via the BBC's revered Film programme. Norman was popular enough to spawn a famous, oft-quoted catchphrase ("and why not?") and his reviews informed a whole generation of film fans. We had the enviable opportunity to chat to the legendary figure recently over the phone and ask him about how he turned film criticism into a long and fruitful career. HeyUGuys: Your father (Leslie Norman) was a director but how did you get into the business, and specifically, the area of film criticism? Barry Norman: My dad produced The Cruel Sea and directed Dunkirk amongst other titles, so I was brought up within the film industry and I've known movie people all my life. I actually went into journalism and I ended up as show business editor of the Daily Mail until 1971 when the paper merged and I was | SP | SP IT | 3,027,207 |
and charlatans. It is about 25 years since I did my very first therapy treatment, and I still refer for things that are out of my remit, or that I don't understand, and I still undertake a huge amount of training and research to keep me up-to-date. To know your limitations, and be able to refer is a strength not a weakness, but to treat when you don't understand is unethical. So to go back to your original point, yes, you are reading something that isn't there, I am not saying anything about one particular course, or organisation, this is a general observation I have made, and as I said at the end of most of the statements 'without the training' . When I studied sport and remedial massage at LSSM (in 1999/2000) the syllabus included assessment of soft tissue injuries and assessment of joint injuries. I particularly remember a session on assessment of knee injuries where the tutor (not Mel) went through a great deal of interesting and useful information at too fast a pace and without giving sufficiently detailed written handouts to help students retain what he was saying. I suspect that this is still the case, as all of the people that I train that have done the LSSM course have said they don't cover a good subjective physical assessment enough to be confident. I have been running a week of subjective physical assessment workshops this week, that are primarily attended by LSSM grads, and I would | ID | ID DF | 656,825 |
their own. How did you work out you wanted to finish the record? TF: It sort of presented itself as being the finisher. JH: Originally, it wasn't so fleshed out. It was going to be this 30-second piece of music. And I think it was mainly Tom, that worked it out to more than that. TF: It was definitely pushing all my melodic buttons. I was talking earlier about the way chord changes can affect you, and I was definitely working on all that. I was actually struck ill that day, it was really terrible. There were these amazing chords and this great vibraphone going all around and I was just lying on the sofa going 'Why? Why?' JH: I love that one, though. That's great. TF: It's understated. There's those chords on top of that really filthy guitar. JH: I think we just powered through everything on that one. We showed all our best tricks. It's kind of the problem of being in a band or writing together. One person is like 'This is really good,' and another person says 'It could be a little bit better.' You wouldn't just be like 'Here's this really loud part to take up lots of space,' and someone else goes 'Here's an even louder part to take up more space over it.' People that get so highly strong about the fact that the band aren't playing sounds like Strange House anymore just don't get it. The band are constantly saying how they | SP | SP IT | 275,515 |
So yesterday I was out with this chick after I had come back from work and chilled with another bitch. So I am in college and I thought we agreed on her coming over at 8:15. So I'm thinking everything is gonna work out and I'm gonna get the lay. Wrong!! She calls me at 8 and tells me to come to this student association bullshit. Then she's hungry and gets fucking chinese carry out wings. She does finally come back to my room about 2 hours later. But thanks to the heavy ass chinese food meal she FUCKING TAKES A NAP. Now I am headed to see a pregnant girl who I did not want to see but is making things too easy to pass up since I did not get laid last night. I really didn't wanna deal with her but now my dick is making the decisions since I haven't gotten laid since last saturday This bitch was clearly asking to be fucked. A bitch takes a nap in my room, im sure i will be fucking her. I will be licking her pussy while she is sleeping, start talking really dirty to her, pull out my dick and soon i know she will be up and we will be fucking each other like crazy. Never forget this: a bitch that falls asleep in your room, its asking to be fucked. Well just fucked a pregnant chick. It was literally the stinkiest pussy I have ever encountered. | ID | ID DF | 3,265,849 |
there will be no more surprisingly liberal judges any more. The Cons learned their lesson with Souter: From now on, nobody gets in unless they're known and proven right-wing ideologues. I was a critic of Elena Kagan from when she was first announced for the Sollicitor General position. Her confirmation testimony and lack of experience sealed my opposition. She is another status quo imperial Presidency loving hack. I would disagree though that the Supreme Court should be made up of only judges or even attorneys. I think SCOTUS needs those who can look behind the letter of the law to deeper principles and issues. The current Court's thinking is often unclear, disjointed, crypto-political, and altogether poor. 'The official line in China was "loose on the outside, tight on the inside." That meant the government wanted both to increase its political control and to speed up economic growth and reform. The Chinese wanted political stability and economic revolution.' It's very much like Harriet Miers, but she wasn't a head-fake: Bush really thought he could get her onto the court, and tried to dig in his heels when his own party objected. A similar situation obtains for Kagan, the main difference being that Rahmobama's working the refs -- in a rather blatant fashion -- to try and either stifle objections to her or paint them as being about her alleged sexual orientation rather than her record. (Because if the argument goes from her lack of experience to her alleged orientation, that shores | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,172,321 |
and insane persons are not qualified to become Members of the House of Commons. In order to vote, one must be a resident of the United Kingdom as well as a citizen of the United Kingdom, of a British overseas territory , of the Republic of Ireland , or of a member of the Commonwealth of Nations . British citizens living abroad are allowed to vote for 15 years after moving from the United Kingdom. No person may vote in more than one constituency. Once elected, Members of Parliament normally continue to serve until the next dissolution of Parliament. If a Member, however, dies or ceases to be qualified (see qualifications below), his or her seat falls vacant. It is also possible for the House of Commons to expel a Member, but this power is exercised only in cases of serious misconduct or criminal activity. In each case, a vacancy may be filled by a by-election in the appropriate constituency, with the same electoral system as in general elections. The term "Member of Parliament" is normally used only to refer to Members of the House of Commons, even though the House of Lords is also a part of Parliament. Members of the House of Commons may use the post-nominal letters "MP". The annual salary of each Member is currently 63,291. [5] Members may also receive additional salaries in right of other offices they hold (for instance, the Speakership). Most Members also claim between 100,000 and 150,000 for various office expenses | IN | IN EN | 1,430,669 |
the golden green eyes of the woman she had loved so very much for so many seasons. Gabrielle smiled tenderly and laid a gentle hand on her warrior?s cheek. "It?s charming and endearing to see you so nervous." "I?m glad you?re amused." "I never used the word amused warrior. I said charming and endearing. You?ve practically worn a hole in the floor with all your pacing." "Hurumph." Was the only reply as the warrior continued, back and forth Back and forth, about six paces in each direction, back and forth. The young amazon woman approached the warrior slowly and with the greatest respect possible. Although it was slightly against tradition, Xena and Gabrielle had decided when it was time for their own daughters to bond, it would be Xena the prospective suitors would have to deal with first. The warrior stopped, paused and slowly turned to the young woman. She raised an eyebrow that simply stated, ?Well?? The young warrior straightened to her full height, almost as tall as the warrior herself. She looked boldly into the blue eyes and stated, "I am Tulara, daughter of Regent Ephiny. I am here to offer myself as suitor to the Princess Cyrene." "You believe yourself worthy of my daughter?" Without hesitation, "I do." "Go inside and speak your intentions to my daughter and to the Queen." The young amazon carefully slipped past the warrior and into the royal hut. The warrior returned to her norm, back and forth. Back and forth, about | LY | LY OL | 66,010 |
and institutions caved in under intimidation from Israel and pro-Zionist Jewish organizations." In America Zionist intimidation which causes the "caving in" manifests itself in two ways. One is funding for election campaigns and the threat, actually the promise, not only to deny funding to candidates who won't commit to toeing Zionism's line but to fund their opponents. The other is delivery of Zionist lobby organized Jewish votes in close election races. (In a few states that are home to large Jewish populations -- New York, California, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Florida -- the Jewish vote can be decisive). Once upon a time, when most Jewish Americans voted for Democratic Party candidates, Republicans running for office did not bother to grovel for Jewish campaign funds and votes. An indicator of how times are changing is that in the current race for the White House, and with the exception of Ron Paul, Republican candidates are grovelling for Jewish campaign funds and votes as much if not more than Obama. In that context it can be said that the Zionization of American politics has been completed. Can it ever be ended? Yes if enough Americans insist that their politicians be accountable to those who elect them and not the big money special interest lobbies. At the time of writing the signs are that Obama will get a second term by default, this because no Republican challenger is credible to enough Americans. If that is the outcome of November's election, probably a majority of | OP | OP OB | 1,433,187 |
70 million a year -- that it's perhaps not surprising that the vast scale of our geological impact is yet to sink in. But it should not be a surprise because the realisation is not new. Undercover geological agents "Most interesting of all, perhaps, is the question whether man, by his prodigious combustion of coal ... is producing more [carbon dioxide] than can be eliminated by ordinary natural processes. If this production is excessive, the result eventually may be an unwelcome change in his atmospheric surroundings." One can imagine our shock jocks rolling their eyes at this quote, proclaiming yet more "warmist" propaganda as part of an organised climate science "swindle" hell bent on undermining the modern industrial world, or securing more government largesse. But it only sounds like it might have been written in recent times because I have altered the wording to fit the modern context. In reality, the author did not use "carbon dioxide". Rather he used "carbonic acid", a term in vogue generations ago, and a dead giveaway as to its ancestry. And I bet our shock jocks would never guess it originates from one of the most celebrated geologists of his time. The quote is from Arthur Woodward, "keeper of geology in the British Museum", Fellow of the Royal Society, President of the Royal Linnean society. Woodward's comments appeared as preface to a classic geological text by Robert Sherlock -- "Man as a geological agent" -- published in 1923. Intriguingly, Woodward's quote followed with the | IN | IN RA | 567,659 |
"That's a play we've repped 100 times -- we need to rep it 105." Now at 79 flags on the year, UF ranks No. 109 nationally and last in the SEC in penalties per game. Florida's coaching staff met Sunday to discuss new ways to solve the penalty problem, but Muschamp said his players must also deal with the issue themselves. "The players need to understand that they need to take some responsibility, that's what I told them in the locker room," Muschamp said. "We gotta get over this. We gotta get over jumping offsides on third-and-10. Eventually, as a player you have to look in the mirror and realize that you need to play smarter than that." <p>The screams from Florida coach Will Muschamp will be a little louder in practice this week.</p><p>UF committed 10 penalties for 79 yards in Saturday's 27-20 win over Louisiana-Lafayette. It was the fourth game this season where the Gators were flagged 10 or more times.</p><p>"Obviously, the penalties just killed us in the game. And they were penalties," Muschamp said. "We've talked about it and we're gonna re-emphasize it again. We've emphasized it every day in every situation we could. We've benched guys, we've done everything we can do. I'm gonna find another way."</p><p>UF has had a touchdown called back in its last three home games. Against Louisiana-Lafayette, the Gators came out of a timeout facing third-and-goal with 18 seconds left in the first half. Quarterback Jeff Driskel threw a two-yard touchdown pass to | NARRATIVE | NA SR | 434,138 |
by a noise under circumstances which naturally led to great care, and after a few minutes he perceived that his mouth was widely open. He then became conscious that he had opened it for the sake of breathing as quietly as possible. This view receives support from the reversed case which occurs with dogs. A dog when panting after exercise, or on a hot day, breathes loudly; but if his attention be suddenly aroused, he instantly pricks his ears to listen, shuts his mouth, and breathes quietly, as he is enabled to do, through his nostrils. When the attention is concentrated for a length of time with fixed earnestness on any object or subject, 7 'De la Physionomie,' 1865, p. 234. [page] 299 all the organs of the body are forgotten and neglected; 8 and as the nervous energy of each individual is limited in amount, little is transmitted to any part of the system, excepting that which is at the time brought into energetic action. Therefore many of the muscles tend to become relaxed, and the jaw drops from it own weight. This will account for the dropping of the jaw and open mouth of a man stupefied with amazement, and perhaps when less strongly affected. I have noticed this appearance, as I find recorded in my notes, in very young children when they were only moderately surprised. There is still another and highly effective cause, leading to the mouth being opened, when we are astonished, and more especially | IN | IN RA | 670,178 |
the donkeys and sheep in the valleys. However, when a Vickers comes along or a Volcker and says, right we are going to revert to Glass Steagall principles and separate the investment banks from the high street branches, listen to the scream that goes up and watch the serious, heavy-duty arm twisting that ensues to ensure that that does not happen. What this demonstrates conclusively is that the level of dependence of the investment divisions on the allegedly loss making high street branches in the hills and valleys is much greater than they will allow when they are booking their profits and bonuses. Were it not so they would be happy to be separated from their loss making brethren and they very obviously are not. That combined with the fact that people hammering bits of metal / digging things out of the ground can be done much, much cheaper in far away places. London evolved with the changing world (thanks to an unfair advantage of course) and became a world class leader in a range of industries - media, law, accountancy and of course the much maligned financial services. The rest of the UK (with some honourable mentions such as aerospace in the South West) became world class leaders in irrelevant council jobs. Labour had 13 years in power to help reverse this trend, to encourage big business to the regions but all they did was mask unemployment figures by giving people pointless public sector jobs. The solution? Not sure, | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 738,610 |
state or sovereignty other than the United States. Gibbo: ursus augustus: 14 Jun 2012 12:46:10pm Dear Nose, read more books, hire/borrow/download videos, go for walks, make love to partner (on the couch ), play cards/cluedo/whatever with your kids, cook fantastic meals ( freeze some leftovers for lunch, make your won pizza, have a glass of good wine, go to a movie, visit a friend, go camping/fishing/bushwalking, buy a telescope,write a letter/email/facebook post to old friends/family members you've lost touch with etc etc etc. gosolarandpickupyourrubbish: 14 Jun 2012 1:50:27pm Hi Ursus You forgot to advise The nose to avoid reading the rubbish you write mate. Nuclear...seriously? Emigrate to Fukishima. I understand they have a plentiful water supply and the real estate is cheap with the weather outlook hardly banal. Years and years of high energy living (don't forget your geiger counter) await you. Harquebus: Tropical: Don: 14 Jun 2012 12:34:32pm I do not read,watch nor listen to any so called political analyst any more.I do not want newspaper editorials and highly paid columnists giving me their views unless its about gardening or sport.Just give me the news just employ journalists not pretty boys and girls.You dont have to pay a fortune for someone to read the news.Journalists interviewing people do not have to be the stars just ask the questions let them answer and leave it up to us to decide.Get rid of these round table discussions of various political analysts pushing their ideas.Have real debate from the people who matter | SP | SP FS | 24,011 |
a mate. He is also getting married! He recently became engaged to his girlfriend. Again he has a completely different life to me and lives in a different dimension. He has an unusual accent as he has Irish heritage, was born in Dorset, spent most of his childhood in London and then moved up North in his teens. I find that my own accent is starting to reflect his after spending so much time with him. Scott is also 5 years older than me. My third and final voice is Theodore "Ted" Everette who I met aged 19. Ted (he prefers Theodore but I'm calling him Ted) is only somebody I have befriended recently ( I'm 20 years old now). At first I was scared of him, worried he would end up being another Darren but he has turned out to be a good friend. He is however very egotistical, refuses to acknowledge when he is wrong and gets very grumpy when proven wrong. In that sense I suppose we have some likeness as I too can be a bit arrogant. He's very tall (which annoys me as I'm very short) well dressed and wears glasses. I still don't know much about him as we've only known each other for about 2 months but so far I like him. He also doesn't think he is a part of me as he has a life in another dimension where he has various relationships with people from that world. He is 9 | ID | ID DF | 3,262,993 |
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