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in a couple of days fool about my money, honey, which I've saved I want fun I fancy a laugh and a bit of a break and this is the week that they told me to take I can't complain, it'll do me ace oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah a boastin' day, it was a bit of a belter really the ticket and I started to swelter the sun was so hot I thought it would melt her lets surf got no time to look on the cynical side an excitable nature I don't wanna hide in fact, I think I'll go looking for a ride gee up, gee up how's about a little less of the overcoat off the pier with it and see if it floats crikey, I must spend some of these notes and why not? got to get some chat for when I get home mr. confectioner give me Toblerone I spy a person sitting on their own well, that's cool I live to drink for another day glad you're not here and I wish I could stay now, that's not a very nice thing to say lets surf water to my left, water to my right there's no doubt about it I feel alright better make the best of this last night woooooh gear gone packed and I'm on my way won't be back before a fine eight days enjoyed myself so much I might have a brace next year, next year put on | LY | LY SL | 276,708 |
scents of sweet cassis and vanilla oak. Initial flavours of blackberry are followed by firm tannins and the palate opens up with dark cherry and sweet French oak notes. The Cottle Bay Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 is ready to be enjoyed. The Anselmi Realda Cabernet Sauvignon Veneto IGT 2003 is from Roberto Anselmi's winery in the cool climate region of Monteforte d'Alpone, a little town immersed in the hills of Verona (in Veneto, region of Northern Italy). Well structured with dark chocolate, cherry, coffee and slight oak aromas, this wine was produced under Roberto's motto, "The quality in the production of wine is not the fruit of dogmatism but the productive results of scientific projects, of sacrifice and the wishes of man". Direct Wines Ltd Conditions Limit 2 cases per user You must be at least 18 years old to buy this product. Product is sold in cases of 6 bottles. You cannot buy individual bottles. A delivery charge of $6.95 applies for each order. All deliveries will be left at the address given. See the rules that apply to all deals | IP | IP DS | 1,754,995 |
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men and NEVER see or even know what a female is or that they even exist. No schooling, no religion, nothing. My question is, how many of these 100 males have homosexual sex before they die? And is that number higher than what today's societies percentages are? If it's higher, are some of these males that have sex not homosexuals because they aren't born that way? Did they all have the choice to have sex? Why would there be a higher percentage if everyone is born that way? Loading comments... Loading comments... I want to make one more post and maybe this will help maybe not. Before you get upset and start calling me more names listen to what I am saying. 1. I do not hate gay people 2. I think you are human 3. I think you should have the same rights as I do, and I should have the same rights as you. Thought I would never say this but if you want a legal union (marriage) then I am all for it. Why you want to do that is beyond me, but better luck to you than what I had with it. I guess one of the reasons I was against it was because I see marriage as a covenant with you, your spouse and God. The word marriage is only a word it doesn't make anything a covenant. 4. I never meant to tell you how to live your life. Actually I thought I did | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 722,897 |
that the World is flat, the World is flat during school hours. The very real problem about the Stalin era in question and the places they happened in that accurate records are difficult to come by and so statistics and stories may often contradict one the other. For those with an agenda, they can have a field day with Stalin. The history of the Mandate of Palestine/Israel is much more straightforward and look at the field for historical propaganda which has emerged. The problem for those of us on the outside who are not historians can be solved by reading a lot of material on the subject. Things become clearer when many writers are consulted. The problem for most people is that they don't, or can't, take the time to be knowledgable about such matters. That's normal, we are not all interested in all things, but we want to hear about more stories than we have the time to ferret out. Professionalism is so important in history, but even that can be attacked from both sides successful when the audience is the casual reader or when agendas become at cross-purposes. The currents and counter-currents of the cultures which once comprised the Soviet Union are complicated beyond belief when it comes to the history of their interactions and competitions and hostility towards one another. Context, and as much as possible, is so important here. But who can give the full context in a single book? This era and place of history | OP | OP OB | 3,199,544 |
to make my wife feel comfortable seeking regular care. Her parents, which live in Russia until they move here as her brother did do not use the public services in Russia instead they seek out and pay for Doctors with good reputations. Or, they have treatments done here in the U.S. as her Mom did with varicose vien removal. I had this conversation with a very intelligent, liberal friend (no pun intended) before Obam was elected and he conceded that you cannot have public care and government care coexist in the way AdolfObama explains. This guy is very "compassionate" so he seemed moved to silence due to his control-freak nature when I balked and said I didn't think it was okay for the Government to take away my health care. He didn't know what to say...Liberals preach "compassion" yet the entire agenda is control. They cried foul at Bush listening in on conversations between known terrorists outside the U.S. and people inside the U.S. as being a huge civil rights violation. Yet, they support taking away/running out of business the health care system I have now and happily pay for and replacing it with something that I do not want that I cannot pay my way out of leaving me with no options unless I am a very rich politician that can afford the cost of expensive tests the Government will surely not cover. This is being pushed knowing that the constitution makes no provision for such a plan so, | IP | IP | 186,900 |
working on improving their client reporting services in these unsettled market conditions? What are the key ingredients of a successful and well-organized reporting operation? A One big challenge is to ensure we're building a sustainable, forward -looking solution and not just reacting to the issue du jour. It's important to strike a balance between being able to meet the specific needs of specific clients with the need to efficiently manage a suite of reports for the full client base. It's also important for the whole organization to understand that the client reporting process is primarily a delivery mechanism and it takes participation from all areas to produce high-quality client reports. For example, in unsettled market conditions, many people are looking for deeper explanations/assurances, not just numbers. It's reasonably easy to include commentary into client reports, but someone needs to commit to creating/providing the commentary on a consistent basis. Q Global financial organizations' client reports now need to be translated into multiple languages and sent seamlessly around the world. What are the challenges in delivering a cohesive global distribution and client service strategy? A I've found that, given the relatively complex and specific terminology that is used by financial organizations, it is not enough to perform 'basic' translations; you really need people who understand the content and the details of the industry, the business, the product, to ensure the translations are appropriate. The other main challenge is with the different cultures in different parts of the world; different formats/styles work in | SP | SP IT | 3,063,619 |
Puri, India's Most Private Investigator, master of disguise and lover of all things fried and spicy, doesn't believe the murder is a supernatural occurrence and sets out to prove who really killed Dr. Suresh Jha. To get at the truth, he and his team of undercover operatives -- Facecream, Tubelight, and Flush -- travel from the slum where India's hereditary magicians must be persuaded to reveal their secrets to the holy city of Haridwar on the Ganges. Stopping only to indulge his ample Punjabi appetite, Puri uncovers a network of spirituality, science, and sin unique in the annals of crime and soon finds that solving the case will require all of his earthly faculties. {"itemData":[{"priceBreaksMAP":null,"buy\\... to wishlist","Add both to Wish List","Add all three to Wish List"],"addToCart":["Add to Cart","Add both to Cart","Add all three to Cart"],"showDetailsDefault":"Show availability and shipping details","shippingError":"An error occurred, please try again","hideDetailsDefault":"Hide availability and shipping details","priceLabel":["Price:","Price For Both:","Price For All Three:"],"preorder":["Pre-order this item","Pre-order both items","Pre-order all three items"]}} Editorial Reviews Amazon.com Review Amazon Best Books of the Month, June 2010 : Vish Puri, India's Most Private Investigator, is hot on the trail of a killer in this second book in Tarquin Hall's winning new detective series. The Case of the Man Who Died Laughing is the perfect dog day novel for readers who like their murder mysteries spiced with unforgettable characters and a good dose of humor. As endearingly idiosyncratic as Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot, Hall's Vish Puri pursues the murderer of a scientist who made it his | IP | IP DS | 623,514 |
to a tsunami of municipal, county and city level defaults, that would leave China in ashes. Ironically, Meredith Whitney may have had the municipal default theme right. She was just envisioning the wrong continent... After three decades of spectacular growth, Guangdong's boom town of Dongguan is on the brink of bankruptcy . Up to 60 per cent of its villages are running up deficits and will soon need a bailout from the township , researchers at Sun Yat-sen University have discovered. It is a dramatic turn of fortune for Dongguan - one of the richest cities in China - and could foreshadow a wider fiscal crisis as the country's economy cools. Local government debt hit 10.7 trillion yuan (HK$13.16 trillion) nationwide at the end of 2010, equivalent to about 27 per cent of gross domestic product . Credit rating service Moody's estimates the actual figure could be about 14.2 trillion yuan . Bai Jingming, a senior researcher at the Ministry of Finance, estimated in 2009 the total debt of village authorities could total 10 per cent of the country's GDP, but there is no official data . Bai said many village chiefs he interviewed had no idea how much debt they had. Yet their failings could bring serious political and financial instability at higher level government right down to the grass roots. Experts have found Dongguan's village debt woes stem from two factors: a tightly-bound landlord economy, plunged into crisis by failing factories in the global downturn, and political pressure | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 776,430 |
more reason for the USA The conflict in Syria, as is/was much of the conflict of other "Arab Springs" is not much different than that of Hitler vs. Stalin. Two monsters trying to destroy each other and the ultimate victim being the citizenry and of course, world stability and world peace. No matter who wins, the average arab citizen will get totally screwed; tens of thousands will be exterminated by the "victors," and an arab Stalin will be replaced by an arab Hitler. So, in the end, the situation in the ME will not change at all and perhaps just get more unstable. In the end, as history as amply demonstrated, the group that is the most persistent and organized will prevail, irrespective of the will of the majority. As in all internal conflicts the "majority" basically just watches from the sidelines as the much smaller minority groups -- the ones with the guns and determination and organization -- duke it out and one of which will ultimately prevail. My guess is that the MB will win this one in Syria because they will have the support of the big boy in town, Turkey (all sunni). Turkey will not sit tight and allow shia Iran and Iraq to rule the ME. Turkish fundamentalists who now control Turkey have not forgotten the days of the Ottoman Empire and, foremost, their contempt for the Persians (Iran). Turkey is also deeply worried about any Kurdish independence movements in Syria (and Iraq and Iran) | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 136,260 |
Not unless you've come up with a new plan since this afternoon. BARTLET "You doubled the deficit." OBAMA When I took office in 2009, the deficit was 1.4 trillion. According to the C.B.O., the deficit for 2012 will be 1.1 trillion. Either you have the mathematics aptitude of a Shetland pony or, much more likely, you're lying. BARTLET "All of the increase in natural gas has happened on private land, not on government land. On government land, your administration has cut the number of permits and licenses in half." OBAMA Maybe your difficulty is with the words "half" and "double." Oil production on federal land is higher, not lower. And the oil and gas industry are currently sitting on 7,000 approved permits to drill on government land that they've not yet begun developing. BARTLET "I think about half the green firms you've invested in have gone out of business." OBAMA Yeah, your problem's definitely with the word "half." As of this moment there have been 26 recipients of loan guarantees -- 23 of which are very much in business. What was Bain's bankruptcy record again? BARTLET And finally? OBAMA Governor, if your ideas are the right ideas for our country, if you have a plan and it's the best plan for our future, if your vision is the best vision for all of us and not 53 percent of us, why aren't you able to make that case in the same ZIP code as the truth? BARTLET And? OBAMA Tell | IP | IP | 340,517 |
comes from people and their personal life stories of experiences they have had abroad. Being at the hostel allows me to be myself and share that with our guests as we make them feel more and more comfortable. It gives me the opportunity to meet new people from around the world and appreciate where they have come from. Running a hostel is fun and there are lots of other benefits. I am able to share my own experiences with people who have never been to Canada and can describe to them first-hand some of the amazing things to see and do here. One of the best things about working at a hostel is meeting diverse people form all over the world. Our hostel is a great environment to work in. It provides you with a taste of the world as a whole. Working at our hostel provides our staff with longevity, opportunity to move and grow as well as prove themselves with operating responsibilities we challenge them with. "We established The Raging Elk Adventure Lodge after traveling extensively ourselves and staying in various types of back packers all around the word. We liked the type of people that we meet during our travels whilst staying in back packers, they are generally fun, interesting and have a keen sense of adventure and we wanted to surround ourselves with people of these particular attributes after our travels. We are always trying to strive to provide travelers staying in Canada with memorable experiences | HI | HI HT | 336,482 |
the way. Had the pins been lower, it would surely have ended in major injury. Had there only been 1 spotter, there is no way I would have been able to get the bar off him alone. The combination of proper spotting and good rack setup ended with Mike getting the lift 5 minutes later and walking away injury free. Now I'm not saying you should have 3 spotters and go crazy unless it is called for -- but you can prevent a lot of injuries if you take the possibility of injury seriously. Here are some simple ways to keep yourself and your partners and those around you in the gym safe: - Always load and unload the bar evenly (don't let one side of a 7' bar have more than 45lbs on one side than the other) - Always use safety collars on barbells when they are loaded with weight. - Always use safety pins in the power rack and set them up so they can be as high as possible without being in the way of your lift. - Always use spotters when a barbell or dumbbells are above your body in any direction (standing, lying, etc.). - Communicate with your spotters so they know where to spot you, how many reps you are doing, and when to offer help if needed. - Stay focused during your sets -- everyone likes to chat between sets, but when you (or your partner) has weight in your hands -- | HI | HI HT | 3,385,402 |
can't provide emotional security and fulfillment or commitment to the level I want, then its all wasting my time and also, risking my marriage for nothing. Im happier as a whole person being a wife and mum to my beautiful children. I still think of W now and again but not that much anymore. When I think of him now, I no longer feel the pain aching in my heart. Its more like sweet memories that put little smile on my face. It was nice to be romanced and chased that way by a guy again and I felt a bit priviledge to have that experience after marriage. But I will no longer be reckless again, risking my marriage in that manner again. At the mo, relationship with my husband is quite well so I am focussing on it and my family. Keep in touch, all. Emily, My feelings towards P are confused. On the one hand I hate him because he has dumped on me from huge height. I have had to tell my parents, my husband whilst knew about me having an affair, now knowing who it has made it ten times worse. But on the other hand, the feelings of love dont want to leave my head and I am not in any way undertanding why. I think you are right, I think his wife was close to finding out. Apparently since the first call, there have been others and the worse thing is he thinks it | ID | ID QA | 1,428,393 |
(twitch, twitch) and the advice. Maybe I do need to be more Sanktafied. On the other hand, though this may be too internal and all, at times things like this are helpful in dying to self. Theology is tough, but wrestling with one's own heart is tougher. Tozer said that people can use their creeds to hide their own hearts from them. I have found that to be true of others, but then most disturbingly of myself as well. So in discussions like this it is not just a matter of trying to convince others of an intellectual truth, it is also a time of the discovery of the self. RS: This phrase "It was not [only] imputed sin, declared unjustified on the basis of imputed sin, but then He had to live out that sinfulness by bearing that sinfulness" is also clear despite my leaving out one word (only). But you noticed that, so I have no idea why you continued to rant on and on saying that I deny the imputation of the sins of the elect to Christ. mark: I was simply giving a quotation from Flavel. I guess I get no credit for noticing you maybe left out a word. And I can't give you credit for ignoring what I had to say about the error and lack of clarity in your remarks. Your focus on the "sinfulness" that Jesus is bearing sounds like some six hour mystical experience, and it distracts from the meaning of | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,196,756 |
yet another layer and another layer, so it must be operating at many levels. It simply can?t be texture on a facade." | ID | ID | 771,642 |
currently attend the University of Chichester, studying English and Creative Writing. I have a collection of blogs: I hope you enjoy them. I aim to please. Toodlepip, dear readers. | LY | LY PO | 544,312 |
no-one but me / baby - i just can't stop / Verse 1: i ain't gotta say too much cause she knows all about me and i ain't gotta claim that spot cause she gives me everything oh baby if i didn't feel love before girl i know that i'm feeling it now and if i don't belong in this world then how can this love we got be so real Chorus: it's only when i hear your voice baby only when you speak three words to me even as the world keeps turning, i'll keep yearning just to hear your voice again as the world keep's turning as the world keep's turning as the world keeps turning as the world keeps turning, i'll turn to back to you Verse 2: i ain't gotta do too much cause i ain't gotta prove a thing long as she feels that love she gives her all to me if i didn't feel love before girl i know that i'm feeling it now and if i don't belong in this world then how can this love we got be so real Bridge: it's in your voice when i hear it i can't stay away i see a life right here with you, baby won't you stay Verse 1: slow up girl wait a minute where is you headed i wanna be where you are i'll play my part cause i wanna get with it wanna get with cha girl you musta fell from | LY | LY SL | 1,731,252 |
the old continent, from Qatar, the U.S., Israel, and so on. But the politically best and probably cheapest source will be shale gas. As during the old Cold War, the struggle is taking place country by country. I pointed out that the new map of the two blocks is not identical to that of the old Cold War. At nominally NATO country like Bulgaria sided with Russia and the Czech Republic may follow suit. A Western country like France is also in that camp, at least for now. By contrast, Poland is firmly in the energy independence camp as is Ukraine, which is neither a member of NATO, nor of the European Union. Another similarity is in methodology: The Russian/Gazprom methods for stirring and financing local environmentalist opposition to shale gas exploitation resemble their method for encouraging and supporting the anti-nuclear movements during the 1980ies. They build broad coalitions that include members that are not directed from Moscow and finance the movements indirectly. 2. US energy giant Exxon halted its search for shale gas in Poland last June, with the spokesperson saying that there had been "no demonstrated sustained commercial hydrocarbon flow rates" and that the company had completed its exploration work in Poland. Thus, it seems that having shale gas deposit does not automatically equate with commercial profitability. If we add to this the genuine public concerns over the impact of hydraulic fracturing, the sensitivity of the European electorate to the "green argument", and the fact that in the | SP | SP IT | 3,108,089 |
is most likely the final truth. Wii U will struggle to keep up with current consoles, which is why it isn't getting some games. The CPU is weaker than it was in earlier kits, which explains Develop's source claiming that games in development had to be scaled back. With such a pathetic CPU, it's no wonder a game like Metro Last Light had to be cancelled. Want GTAV? Well, GTA is processor-intensive, so don't count on it. Nintendo's not getting a cent from me until this is confirmed to be false. If it's true, I'm not buying Wii U until it hits <$100 used. Actually relocating some of the work to the GPU could be better in the long run as some of the CPU's work would be better off handled by the GPU. So if the CPU could just have enough to handle the basics of whatever the Wii U needs. So once agian, this could be better off. "From what I hear ( and I trust my source on this as reliable ), the CPU chip in WiiU is almost certainly weaker than Xenon & Cell. Which is why some devs have outright refused to port their existing (in-development) PS360 games to it. I believe Nintendo indended the GPU compute support to make up the difference for their weak CPU choice, however the CPU performance is so bad that devs would be required to refactor their entire engines to get stuff working on the GPU instead, and for | ID | ID DF | 515,539 |
wanted to see all the footage again too so it just took longer." With the film complete, it was time to bring Paul Liebrandt to the world -- and once again, fortune smiled on Sally. "One day I got a call from HBO. They'd heard about my film and wanted to see it. They viewed a copy and made an offer the next day to screen it on their high profile documentary series. They take very few films so this was huge, 30 million viewer ship across the board." The deal with HBO did not quite cover the cost of the film ... "... but almost and with foreign sales we will. You don't often make docos to make money." Sally admitted that the timing was right and she was lucky. "There are so many food programmes on TV but there was nothing like our 'behind the scenes' film." HBO has representatives at festivals, looking out for new films and Sally said filmmakers can also approach HBO through a sales agent. As for what she would do differently next time, Sally said she would plan better. "I tended to fly a bit by the seat of my pants. Plans get shot to crappola all the time but they are good to have. I would be more organised next time and budget better and tighter." Sally praised those who collaborated with her on the film, often lending their expertise for little or no return. "I had a very good friend who | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 1,781,769 |
San Francisco Bay Area, but also further afield, whilst she plays at being amateur restaurant critic, wine taster, food photographer, cocktail connoisseur, party planner, good food forager and practising home cook, with trusted French advisor, Fred, by her side. | HI | HI HT | 3,154,521 |
MCGA President Ed Rempel from Starbuck, and Vice President Brian Chorney from Selkirk, live and farm equal distances from Winnipeg, but in complete opposite directions. Their difference and similarities don't end with their geographic locations. They both ran and won their first MCGA election in 2004, and have been involved with MCGA ever since. Their unique characteristics have proven to be beneficial for MCGA. One mutual attribute is certain - a strong passion for agriculture that will lead the MCGA board well for the next two years. Ed Rempel, MCGA President Ed Rempel has been farming since 1981 and has worked hard to build up his farm in Starbuck. He is the first to admit that farming is a cold and hard business -- "but it wasn't always that way" he quickly adds. As he ponders his farming career, he recalls many treasured moments that ending up making a huge difference in his career. Question 1: What characteristics are important as a director of MCGA? There are two: a willingness to learn and the willingness to serve. There is no question, that if you have the willingness to serve for any agriculture organization, you have the opportunity to grow personally; that's the exciting part. You're exposed to a lot of very talented people in your industry and to different thought processes. Question 2: Who provides you with leadership? (He laughs as he immediately eliminates politicians from the list.) I have a small circle of friends in the area whose opinion | SP | SP IT | 3,340,966 |
starts But I need to move along London calls me a stranger This is not my home I'm burning on the back street Stuck here sitting in the backseat I'm blazing on the street What I do isn't up to you And if the city never sleeps Then that makes two Sunburn (Ed Sheeran 2009) You're not her Though I try to see you differently I tow the line You see, I'm searching for what used to be mine I saw your eyes And then I saw her staring back at me And I will try to find another one Who suited me as well as her I moved far away from you And I want to see you here beside me, dear But things aren't clear When we never even tried We never even talked We never even thought in the long run Whenever it was painful Whenever I was away I'd miss you I miss you She was mine I was hers And all that's in between If she would cry I would shelter her And keep her from the darkness that will be If I moved far away from you And I want to see you here beside me, dear But things aren't clear We never even tried We never even talked We never even thought in the long run Whenever it was painful Whenever I was away I'd miss you And I miss you We never even tried We never even talked We never even thought | LY | LY SL | 83,871 |
an Agnostic: An Agnostic Approach to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness," is about much more than questioning whether God exists --Jerry Moore - Suburban Life Publications From everything from problem solving to morality, "To Be An Agnostic" is an intriguing and worthwhile read for those trying to understand agnosticism and what it means to identify as one. --Carl Logan - Midwest Book Review About the Author James Kirk Wall has an obsession with knowledge and truth that has taken him far beyond any standard college curriculum in philosophy and religious studies. Jim is a free thinker who challenges authority, and doesn't limit sources of knowledge and wisdom. He lives with his wife, Pam and their son, Scott. More About the Author James Kirk Wall has been featured in Radio and Newspaper. Jim is the author of Agnosticism: The Battle against Shameless Ignorance. As an educated and plain speaking facilitator of knowledge, Wall is able to take the best from philosophy, science, history, religion, and other academic studies and provide a holistic common sense perspective of life's biggest questions. Wall holds a degree in Business Management and resides in Wheaton, Illinois with his wife and son. He's available for debate and public speaking. This philosopher/ author can be contacted at jameskirkwall@yahoo.com. I really enjoyed this book. The author answers many very complex questions through good research, clear, logical thinking and a great sense of humor. Many people in our country continue to search for spiritual answers that they often | IP | IP DS | 442,456 |
Hi, mine trickled rather than broke and due to all the extra 'moisture' (tmi)that you experience in pregnancy, I thought it was just more of the same. Even thoughtI went to the hospital about 4 hours after it started, the MW sent me home as there was no real evidence that they had broken. The following evening though, they broke for real and we all knew about it!! my first pregnancy my waters were leaking at 35wks (didnt know it was my waters) the mw sent me to the hospital to get checked out,they did a internal and said your 3-4cm dialated,if your waters havent popped in a few hours then were going to do it for you,so after a few hours they did. my second pregnancy (twins) my waters went at 31wks and it was like a waterfall but everytime i went to the loo for a wee they was like a pulling sensation and it did feel like they were going to pop,so everytime this happened i stopped having a wee,so at 31wks i had the feeling again but i couldnt stop myself from having a wee cos i was busting and so they popped I wish id known lol my twins were early lmao I was at work and serving a customer and then i was like i need a wee like some of the others ladies i stood up to dash off and they broke i thought id wet myself but then the pains came lol! | ID | ID DF QA | 561,084 |
are far more dangerous chemicals in everyday life that have recieved zero publicity. The reson asbestos is so huge is because that is what OSHA was founded upon, the first thing they regulated. Asbestos is one of the main reasons for the destruction of the Twin Towers. Thats why everyone got sick after they were imploded, it was a cloud of toxic shit and the govt god damn well knows why they got sick and to this day are not admitting it. The Port Authority (PA) had the lease on the world trade center complex and had petitioned for years to have them imploded , because the buildings were antiquated and were loaded with asbestos and it was gonna cost 300-400 million to deal with the upgrade and the buildings would still be antiquated but the PA could not get the go ahead because of the asbestos in the building being such a risk in a dust cloud form. Demolishing the buildins level by level was gonna be to expensive. They HAD to be imploded. Enter Silverstein 3 months prior to 911 and the rest is history but that would have looked to much like an arson / insurance scam so lets make it look like a terrorist attack so we can go attack Afganistan and get the opium trade back on it's feet , that the Taliban had shut down in 2000 but of course i am delusional for coming up with such a theory. It's a great post, | NARRATIVE | null | 59,021 |
amount you spent in each category of spending last month as you budget for spending for the next month. Don't sweat if you feel like the amount is too much. For now, just write it down. If you spent $250 on clothes last month, write it down. If you spent $200 on gas for your car last month, write it down. 5 Figure out your debt paydown fund amount . Looking at your new budget, you're going to be able to see areas where you might be able to cut back. You might also see categories where you need to increase spending. In doing this step, no one is suggesting that you come up with budget amounts that are unlivable. Think about going on a diet. If you try to restrict your calories excessively, what's the first thing you want to do? Krispy Kreme here you come, right? The key here is to be realistic. Are you paying money for a gym membership you never use, despite your best intentions? What about the $4 a day, every day, morning coffee you get before work, or your 5-cans-of-Diet-Coke-a-day habit? Chances are, your budget has some fat that can be trimmed. At the end of this exercise, you should have come up with a figure, a number of dollars that can be put toward debt paydown. Make a note of this figure. Day-to-day, if you don't want to keep taking note of all your expenditures, just write down what you spend in | HI | HI HT | 151,604 |
Army, which was established on 27 June 1942, these services were established during 1941. Figure 14: Recruitment poster for the Australian Women's Land Army; image courtesy of the Australian War Memorial. Anzac Day 48 The outbreak of war (and, after February 1942, the threat of invasion) had caused many male agricultural workers to enlist. The production of food and material for Australia and its allies remained crucial, however, and State-based women's 'land armies' were set up. In July 1942 the Minister for Labour and National Service approved the creation of a national Women's Land Army, which would recruit mostly city women to perform a range of agricultural work. Women already engaged in rural work were not eligible to join the AWLA. At its peak in late 1943 the AWLA consisted of more than 3000 members, both permanent and part-time. Since the end of the war there has been some controversy surrounding the lack of recognition of AWLA service, due to the fact that the AWLA was not constituted under national security regulations, and hence members did not receive the same benefits granted to the other three women's auxiliary services. Reportedly, a proposal to recognise AWLA as an official fourth military auxiliary service was supported by Cabinet in January 1943, but the legislation was never introduced into parliament. Former ALWA members have campaigned since the war for recognition, and have so far gained: ... the right to march on Anzac Day (1985) ... the right to join the RSL (1991) and | IN | IN | 781,389 |
surplus monopoly power in ways other than the maintenance of high prices. Significance of Microsoft's Innovation 61. The fact that Microsoft invests heavily in research and development does not evidence a lack of monopoly power. Indeed, Microsoft has incentives to innovate aggressively despite its monopoly power. First, if there are innovations that will make Intel-compatible PC systems attractive to more consumers, and those consumers less sensitive to the price of Windows, the innovations will translate into increased profits for Microsoft. Second, although Microsoft could significantly restrict its investment in innovation and still not face a viable alternative to Windows for several years, it can push the emergence of competition even farther into the future by continuing to innovate aggressively. While Microsoft may not be able to stave off all potential paradigm shifts through innovation, it can thwart some and delay others by improving its own products to the greater satisfaction of consumers. Microsoft's Pricing Behavior 62. Microsoft's actual pricing behavior is consistent with the proposition that the firm enjoys monopoly power in the market for Intel-compatible PC operating systems. The company's decision not to consider the prices of other vendors' Intel-compatible PC operating systems when setting the price of Windows 98, for example, is probative of monopoly power. One would expect a firm in a competitive market to pay much closer attention to the prices charged by other firms in the market. Another indication of monopoly power is the fact that Microsoft raised the price that it charged OEMs for | IN | IN LT | 184,815 |
again that was voted for in '05. When we talk about energy, we have to consider the need to do all that we can to allow this nation to become energy independent. It's a nonsensical position that we are in when we have domestic supplies of energy all over this great land. And East Coast politicians who don't allow energy-producing states like Alaska to produce these, to tap into them, and instead we're relying on foreign countries to produce for us. PALIN : We're circulating about $700 billion a year into foreign countries, some who do not like America -- they certainly don't have our best interests at heart -- instead of those dollars circulating here, creating tens of thousands of jobs and allowing domestic supplies of energy to be tapped into and start flowing into these very, very hungry markets. Energy independence is the key to this nation's future, to our economic future, and to our national security. So when we talk about energy plans, it's not just about who got a tax break and who didn't. And we're not giving oil companies tax breaks, but it's about a heck of a lot more than that. Energy independence is the key to America's future. IFILL : Governor, I'm happy to talk to you in this next section about energy issues. Let's talk about climate change. What is true and what is false about what we have heard, read, discussed, debated about the causes of climate change? PALIN : Yes. | SP | SP TA | 247,603 |
we demonstrate the capabilities of this station. Share this quote C-3PO : Where could they be? [ R2 beeps at him ] C-3PO : Use the comlink? Oh my! I forgot, I turned it off. [ over the comlink ] C-3PO : Are you there sir? Luke : 3PO? C-3PO : We've had some problems... Luke : [ interrupting ] Will you shut up and listen to me! Shut down all the garbage smashers on the detention level, will ya? Do you copy? Shut down all the garbage smashers on the detention level! Shut down all the garbage mashers on the detention level! C-3PO : [ to R2-D2 ] No! Shut them *all* down, hurry! [ R2 shuts down the compactors ] Luke : What? HAHA! Hey, you did it 3PO! [ Luke, Leia and Han start laughing hysterically; it sounds like screaming ] C-3PO : Listen to them, they're dying R2! Curse my metal body, I wasn't fast enough, it's all my fault! My poor Master. Luke : 3PO, we're all right! We're all right! Ha ha! Hey, open the pressure maintenance hatch on unit number... where are we? 3263827! Share this quote Han Solo : I don't what we're gonna do now. Even if I could take off, I could never get past the tractor beam. Obi-Wan : Leave that to me. Han Solo : Damn fool, I knew you were going to say that. Obi-Wan : Who's the more foolish? The fool, or the fool who follows | SP | SP TV | 683,820 |
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) was founded on the idea of giving your life and your will over to a higher power. The idea is that this higher power will relieve you of the burden of alcoholism, letting you focus on living life sober. Early sobriety can be difficult enough on its own, but it can be a lot harder if drinking is still always on your mind. For a lot of people, this concept of a higher power is simply God. A common story you hear in AA is that someone used to go to church a lot and believed that God was a big part of their life, but this story changed as the person started to drink heavily. When this person quits drinking and starts going to AA meetings, they turn once again to God and start going to church again. And this higher power works for a number of people. For others, the question of a higher power isn't so simple. Many people either do not believe in God or are unsure if God exists, making the 12 step program and its dependence on a higher power very difficult for these people. I know this to be true because I was one of these people. Personally, the question of a higher power gave me a lot of trouble when I first began attending AA meetings. I believed in the possibility of God but deep down I could not fully accept this idea, which made the idea of turning | OP | OP | 3,107,757 |
'Now, look at how different these two are.' Now, the quickest way I can point to what I think is the flaw in this, is the question is, what the hell is Searle doing in the room and why is the criterion of whether a system understands, whether an intelligent person inside the system has understanding? This is a version of what's well known in philosophy and elsewhere as the homunculus fallacy. Alan Saunders : This is the notion that when I perceive the world there's a little man inside me who's as it were looking at this movie screen projected through my eyes. Peter Slezak : Exactly, and the homunculus fallacy is the fallacy of explaining something by begging the question, by really postulating the very thing that you're trying to explain. Now, that's the quickest way I can kind of indicate what I think the problem is, and I think it's a much more widespread problem, and a very compelling mistake to fall into, when you think that you can explain something by relying on the very ability, which is the one in question. In this case, Searle is relying on his own ability to understand as if it's relevant. Now, if I could quickly indicate the proper way to run the test. If it's appropriate to put a homunculus into the symbol system and ask whether you, Searle, can understand it, the appropriate analogy would not be with English coming into the room, but it would be | SP | SP TA | 613,615 |
day and night. We would like to commend you on your assistance, you were extremely welcoming and helpful. Also the cleaning lady did a wonderful job, the apartment was cleaned very thoroughly. Thank you for arranging the concert tickets for St Chappel, a magical experience that enhanced our wonderful time in Paris. We would certainly recommend GASP to anyone we know visiting Paris without any hesitation and would book through you if we ever return. Thank you again . Bernadette and Jeff Dodson REF Apartment : MARGUERITA From 2012-03-18 To 2012-03-30 Mr & Mrs Bryant. From AUSTRALIA the 04/10/2012 Thank-you for making our stay in Paris so enjoyable and relaxing. The apartment was superb, very well fitted about and comfortable for the two of the us. The location was amazing allowing easy access to all of Paris as well as able to enjoy the community feel of Ille St Louis. Your recommendation of the restaurant of Itineraries was fantastic we had an amazing meal with fantastic service from the friendly and helpful staff with them matching French wines to our dishes. We have thoroughly enjoyed our anniversary trip to Paris and will recommend your company to others that we know and coming to experience your beautiful city. Kind regards, Sally and Josh Bryant REF Apartment : GINGER From 2012-03-03 To 2012-03-13 Mr & Mrs Spiegel From USA the 02/07/2012 Thanks to all of you for another great apartment experience.The apartment was great and we enjoyed our stay very much. The | ID | ID RR | 265,258 |
BizGuardian is a great choice. Noreen Giesbrecht, Calgary, Canada (30 Seat BizGuardian VPN License) "It took us less than half an hour to install BizGuardian on an older PC, and it's been protecting our network with near zero management overhead for six months. The web caching and filtering enhancements in the new release will give us more effective bandwidth utilization and higher performance for end-users". Tunc Eresen, IS Security Consultant, UK Tunc Eresen, IS Security Consultant, UK Food wholesaling and distribution is a busy business. We're a national firm with large offices at each end of the country. When the administrative load for our old firewall became too much of burden, we switched to BizGuardian VPN. It's a full-featured, reliable product. Not only did it easily tailor to our needs, we've been able to securely amalgamate with a major supplier's network. For us BizGuardian VPN's ability to backward integrate with our suppliers' networks is an unexpected bonus. Ultimately, this will cut our costs and increase the efficiency of our ordering and delivery. I run a very busy medical practice. Every minute counts, and my patients' well-being and privacy are critical. My clinic recently got cable Internet service and we installed BizGuardian for protection. I'm a doctor, not a computer guru. BizGuardian gives me meaningful security reports, and has performed wonderfully. All professional offices should have a firewall, and I'm pleased I chose BizGuardian. Plastic Surgeon, Edmonton, Canada (10 Seat BizGuardian License) Like all small town government, we are cost conscious. | ID | ID | 590,203 |
Along With The Radio lyrics Kim Carnes Along With The Radio lyrics I was drivin' my car tonight And I was feelin' down The i thought about you Like I always do And I turned myself around Ooh it was magic Some kind of a dream Somebody turned the radio on It was our favorite spot In the parking lot I knew it was crazy I knew I was gone [ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/k/kim_c\\... ] On the edge of the night We had some kind of time The two of us just holding on When nothing else mattered But the fire in our eyes And singing our favorite song Along with the radio Along with the radio Don't wake me up Just to break my heart Cause I could stay here all night Where memories are so sweet to me You were the best thing in my life And in the changin' times You can lose your mind But you've still got my heart And if you're ever alone I'm as close as your telephone On the edge of the night We had some kind of time The two of us just holding on When nothing else mattered But the fire in our eyes And singing our favorite song Along with the radio Along with the radio | LY | LY SL | 1,405,800 |
Great Depression to the end of World War II, and as such, FDR gets a lot of air time. That said, it is an excellen ...more There are two things you should know before reading this book. The first is that it is a very thorough history of the period, and as such, a fairly long book that requires a serious commitment. The second is, as other reviewers have noted, there is very little about the people beyond statistics and a few anecdotes. Rather, this is a comprehensive textbook of American history from the Great Depression to the end of World War II, and as such, FDR gets a lot of air time. That said, it is an excellent history that can serve both as a reference work and a debate-sparker. Certain passages are simply outstanding, such as the Japanese resettlement; a few are boring, such as the two barrages of economic statistics that appear in the early and late parts of the book. Much of the story has been told in many other works; still, Kennedy has to be given credit for writing some of the events in a way that makes them seem fresh and interesting (Pearl Harbor, for instance). There are of course new facts from the research, but what makes the book special is Kennedy's ability to synthesize fact, event and human impulse into valid interpretations of truth. So, if you are entirely unschooled in the period, this is a must-read. If you have read a | IP | IP DS | 722,804 |
close role he played in association with Hatshepsut. The statue in the Louvre museum shows Senmut as a male. You can see his nipple. Important women in Egypt, like women today, wear tops! So that settles it. There are no bearded statues of a topless Hatshepsut with nipples showing. These show her bearded but fully clothed with obvious breasts under her shirt. So the adult is a male! That means that the baby is what the inscription on the stone below says: "Neferure: daughter of Pharaoh." Remember that Senmut literally means, "mother's brother" which fits well with an older trusted servant. Senmut is not Moses, Neferure is not Hatshepsut. However, it is entirely possible that Senmut, being Hatshepsut's "mothers brother", was the official "eunuch guardian" that cared for Hatshepsut as a baby, Moses, Thutmoses III and Neferure! Thutmoses III defaced both Hatshepsut and Senmut statues and wanted to erase them both from history as a direct result of the exodus in 1440 BC. Until they find a statue of Senmut with an inscription saying it is Moses, it is best to ignore such rabid speculation. But the fact remains, that Thutmoses III defaced both Hatshepsut and Senmut statues immediately after the Exodus! Amenhotep II was "second born" son of Thutmoses III: 1425-1400 Thutmoses III firstborn son "Amenemhat", by Queen Merytre-Hatshepsut was killed by the tenth plague. It is well documented that Amenhotep II, was Thutmoses III's second born son by Queen Satiah, who became Pharaoh in 1425AD. In the providence | NARRATIVE | NA HA | 673,615 |
a new drummer added a different dynamic.' reveals Corey, with a sense of excitement creeping through in his voice. 'It changed us for the better. We operated more smoothly while working at a faster pace. We didn't get stuck and didn't have to work on a song for a ridiculous amount of time. We had a good momentum and kept rolling with ideas. It was the most fun we've had putting an album together.' And as much as they are enjoying the 'amazing' experiences that In Waves has blessed them with, the band are already looking to the future. 'We've already started writing. We want to make an intense but catchy album. There is more seven-string stuff being written, which has instantly brought a different feel to the music. The songs will dictate what we're feeling as we write. It's very natural and subconscious; the songs usually present themselves, and a common theme usually connects them and gives the record its character. It will be a mix of the guitar pyrotechnics from Shogun and what we're doing just now -- we're taking what we established with this album and pushing it to the next level.' The tone of certainty in his voice as he discusses the future speaks volumes more than his description of the music. It's clear that Trivium have matured as a band, no longer as overwhelmed and starstruck as the four youngsters who began the journey several years ago. 'It's rewarding that our music has reached so | SP | SP IT | 3,056,877 |
pass 1 verb 1 move or cause to move in a specified direction: [ no object, with adverbial of direction ] : he passed through towns and villages a plane was passing lazily overhead [ with object and adverbial of direction ] : he passed a weary hand across his forehead pass an electric current through it [ no object, with adverbial of direction ] change from one state or condition to another: homes which have passed from public to private ownership [ no object ] euphemistic , chiefly North American die: I was with him the night he passed 2 [ with object ] go past or across; leave behind or on one side in proceeding: on the way to the station she passed a cinema the two vehicles had no room to pass each other [ no object ] : we will not let you pass go beyond the limits of; surpass or exceed: the Portuguese trade passed its peak in the 1760s this item has passed its sell-by date [ with object ] spend or use up (a period of time): this was how they passed the time come to an end: the danger had passed appen; be done or said: not another word passed between them [ with complement ] : this fact has passed almost unnoticed 4 [ with object and usually with adverbial of direction ] transfer (something) to someone, especially by handing or bequeathing it to the next person in a series: your | IN | IN DT | 259,812 |
copy all the code in the grab box, paste it into their site and your button will show up! Did you like this tutorial? There are a whole lot more of those 'round here! You might also like: Great tutorial Amy .. I'm trying to sort out a few buttons right now. But a question -- I'm not sure if this is displaying correctly in my browser (at first I thought it was just the feed) but the code that is displaying is, I think littered with extra code like ". Is this correct? Also why is the width 123 px and the height 125 -- why are they different? Just curious. Oh, forgot to add, the reason the width is 123px and the height is 125px in that one part of the code is because otherwise, your button and your grab box would not be the same size. The 123px allows for a 1px wide border on each side, thus making the grab box a total of 125px. Amy, thank you so much. I have used other tutorials that were way off base and didn't include everything you did. I am so glad you addressed this. Mine was successful. (finally!) If you haven't been told today that you are awesome, let me be the first Come check mine out and see how it turned out! Thank you so much for all your tips. I just installed my grab box. I tried a few months ago following some other instructions | HI | HI HT | 3,158,793 |
significant history lesson: One does not set out to make history, history is made when men (and women! Roosevelt appoi ...more Don't let the size of this book intimidate you. It's an ambitious work which does a fine job of encapsulating the decision making and policy considerations which were responsible for shaping the New Deal. But Kennedy goes further and shows how the American people's willingness to invest in a vision were crucial to any prospects of economic recovery. What's more, you learn a very significant history lesson: One does not set out to make history, history is made when men (and women! Roosevelt appointed the first female cabinet member in U.S. history) rise to the perilous occasion and stand fixed and prepared to accept the consequences of their good and bad decisions. So much of what I read mirrors our nation's current economic travails and I sought to gain some insight into what brand of leadership, vision, and action a nation's leaders could be expected to exert when desperate eyes seek them out to lead the way to greener pastures. (less) There are two things you should know before reading this book. The first is that it is a very thorough history of the period, and as such, a fairly long book that requires a serious commitment. The second is, as other reviewers have noted, there is very little about the people beyond statistics and a few anecdotes. Rather, this is a comprehensive textbook of American history from the | IP | IP DS | 722,804 |
picture off the wall Check my email write a song and make a few phone calls Before it's time to leave again I've got one hand on the steering wheel One waving out the window If I'm a spinster for the rest of my life My arms will keep me warm on cold and lonely nights Joey never met a bike that he didn't wanna ride And I never met a Toby that I didn't like Scotty liked all of the books that I recommended Even if he didn't I wouldn't be offended. | LY | LY SL | 562,748 |
more than 10 per cent. The IMF says the same. It notes that half of the productivity gap between New Zealand and the OECD average is as a result of geography alone. My point is that our distance from markets has a price. It is a challenge that we first overcame with technology. As the late Sir Paul Callaghan wrote, it was "refrigerated shipping [that] lifted New Zealand from subsistence trade to relative wealth". In a new century we're faced with the same challenge. And technology, again, offers the solution. Our primary industries are important -- and always will be -- but it's our ideas and talent; our science and innovation that underpin our future, both in agriculture and beyond. The potential gain for New Zealand from the development and export of high tech and high value products is immense. That is something we are acutely aware of in the current TPP negotiations. Labour is committed to taking a principled approach that puts New Zealand's interests front and centre. There is little doubt that gaining access to new and larger markets may offer huge opportunities. We have always supported trade agreements that deliver benefits to New Zealand in terms of exports and jobs. But not at the expense of our right to make laws and regulations for the public good on a whole range of issues -- and that includes intellectual property and copyright. We also need to think beyond red meat and milk powder. We also have to enhance | SP | SP FS | 1,781,416 |
Standing Scientific Group on GeoSciences (SSG-GS) The Antarctic continent and surrounding oceans are key parts of the Earth System through the entire history of the Earth. The basement core of Antarctica comprises a suite of crustal blocks that were parts of various supercontinents (e.g. Rodinia, Gondwana). Their outcrops provide important insights into Earth processes. Sedimentary records on and around Antarctica also provide important insights into the history and natural variability of the earth's environments. The geological record can provide key insights into the evolution and processes of change in the Antarctic environment and the biota dependent on it. The geology of the ice sheet bed strongly influences ice behaviour and the development of the ice sheet from its inception. Geodetic and geophysical observatories can furnish a fundamental contribution to the study of geodynamics processes across the continent. The challenge of the next phase of Antarctic science will be to integrate all branches of science into a holistic understanding of Antarctic and its trajectory of change. People in SCAR GeoSciences SCAR Data Policy The SCAR Data Policy aims to provide a framework for SCAR-related research data to be handled in a consistent manner, and to strike a balance between the rights of investigators and the need for widespread access through the free and unrestricted sharing and exchange of both data and metadata. In order to be considered part of a SCAR Research Programme, each Project should follow this policy: Reports & Articles "Antarctica: A Keystone in a Changing World - Online | IN | IN DT | 643,956 |
soil moisture above 65% of the available soil water (ASW) capacity has been shown to produce high tuber set when compared to lower moisture levels. Uneven growth of the potato plant, and therefore uneven growth of tubers, can result in abnormalities in tuber shape. Fluctuating temperatures, moisture, and nitrogen, especially in the formative stage, can cause malformed tubers. Uneven growth caused by variable climactic conditions is worsened by poor plant stand and variability between plants caused by variable seed-piece types, sizes and spacings. Tuber Quality (M. Scanlon) Nutritional Quality Potatoes are a nonfattening, nutritious and wholesome food that supplies many important nutrients to the diet. Potatoes contain approximately 78% water, 22% dry matter (specific gravity) and less than 1% fat. About 82% of dry matter is carbohydrate, mainly starch, with some dietary fibre and small amounts of various simple sugars. Although potatoes contain only relatively little protein (0.6-1.2% of the fresh weight), their nutritional quality is better than cereals or soybeans. Potatoes contain at least 12 essential vitamins and minerals, are a source of vitamin C, thiamine, iron and folic acid. Fresh-Market Quality influences consumer preference and product saleability. Good quality potatoes are clean, uniform in shape and size, have an unmarked skin and firm flesh, are free of internal defects, and have shallow eyes. Consumers do not like the waste of trimming potatoes with deep eyes and surface defects. Other tuber defects that may adversely influence quality are greening, secondary growth, growth cracks, scab, storage rots, internal black spot, | IN | IN DT | 126,247 |
much Gary, I had the dreaded swine flu a few years ago about 10 days after i had the vaccine to combat it, i asked my doctor why I caught it, apparently it was because it was less than 2 weeks before the vaccine would have worked, it did make me wonder, yet i had the flu vaccine last year and I didnt get any cold or flu. I am well aware that vaccines do contain lots of crap but to be honest I dont feel dumbed down or anything like that. Anymore comments would be greatly appreciated. Thankyou very much Gary, I had the dreaded swine flu a few years ago about 10 days after i had the vaccine to combat it, i asked my doctor why I caught it, apparently it was because it was less than 2 weeks before the vaccine would have worked, it did make me wonder, yet i had the flu vaccine last year and I didnt get any cold or flu. I am well aware that vaccines do contain lots of crap but to be honest I dont feel dumbed down or anything like that. Anymore comments would be greatly appreciated. Even the CDC admits that only 1 out of 100 people are actually helped by any flu vaccine. Knowing this, why would anyone get one? Show some willpower and do not fall for either the slick marketing nor the mind control symbolism of the lab coat and stethoscope that they use to | ID | ID DF | 96,956 |
apps in JavaScript, an approach that was easy given Butow's past experience doing web development; over 300 Appcelerator APIs (documented in the companion Kitchen Sink add-on ) are mapped to the appropriate Java or Objective C functions in the background. More than just a pretty face While the approach may have sped delivery of MobileMosh onto customers' smartphones, it didn't obviate the need to consider design elements, such as the positioning of buttons or the behaviour of screen elements; these elements still need to be addressed through experimentation, testing, and revision. Indeed, a broad range of developers identified the discrepancies in user-interface design as one of the biggest ongoing problems with today's smartphone tools. Many developers still hold Apple's Interface Builder , a component of Xcode, as the one to beat, with Android's XML-based user interface screens lauded by some for their flexibility and criticised by others for its inadequacy when compared to Apple's tools. Others like the way Microsoft has integrated its Visual Studio IDE with its Expression Blend design app, which allows designers to create the user interface to which developers link application logic within a heavily integrated platform. Other platforms offer even less functionality, with some of the gap closed by third-party tools such as Squish , an automated Java GUI testing tool designed to ease the creation and testing of GUIs for environments, including Nokia's Qt smartphone IDE, Native Windows and Mac OS X, and standards-based web/DOM/HTML/AJAX content. And the new 'Gingerbread' release of Android incorporates | HI | HI HT | 297,595 |
marketing. That Marketing Media Method Doesn't Work One of the most common things marketing experts hear from small business owners is... "Direct mail doesn't work in our industry." "Customers never respond to newspaper advertising." "Internet marketing is a waste of time and money for us." And many more similar comments. The marketing media is tried once or twice and then condemned. It's an easy way to think and I hate to admit it but if someone was able to replay my life, I probably made very similar comments... even when I know better. The truth is the media is passive. It's job is to get the right marketing message in front of the right target audience. If either of those is wrong, marketing doesn't work or at best, its results are modest. The good news is that changing the message, if that's the weak element or changing the marketing media to target the most likely customers can lead to big improvements. | OP | OP AV | 3,102,984 |
I would admonish you to squash the anger that has surfaced due to mistreatment and operate in love despite what others say about you. Set the example and operate in love despite. The love and respect you display towards others will yield much fruit and win the respect of others who are not gay. Just because someone is against gay marriage or speaks against homosexuality does not mean they are casting stones and placing judgement. They are merely sharing the way they feel about it. They are entitled to it just as you are entitled to expressing your feelings. We are all humans who are born in sin and grapple with it daily. No one is better than another. Most know this to be true. Also, in God's eyes no sin is greater than another. So, if you are gay -- try operating in love instead of hating your brother or sister because of past abuse. If you are straight -- try operating in love instead of hating your brother or sister because they are gay. It is ok to be against gay marriage and express your feelings about it. It is ok to be against the gay lifestyle and express your feelings about it. But it is not OK to tell someone that they are going to hell, or they are condemned!! Only God determines the outcome. God reads the heart of man. It's not what we do or do not do -- ultimately it is our heart condition | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 716,815 |
my thing, and then I'd have to leave. I started adding a little bit more Rosanne Cash and people I thought were more edgy country, and then I also added a lot of Fleetwood Mac and Heart. I love Fleetwood Mac, I love Stevie Nicks, so for me, that was kind of a "little bit of rock 'n' roll, little bit of country," and that's really the sound I had hoped to become at some point. Then I was doing demos at a studio in Burbank, California, and the producer came down and he took me in a totally different direction. I mean, we started in that direction, and the next thing I know, he's bringing in this track for "I Think We're Alone Now." He played me the original song [by] Tommy James And The Shondells, and I was really kind of taken aback. Obviously, it didn't sound modern to me at the time. I had never heard the song before, which is so funny, because now I think it's really cool and funky when I hear it on the radio. [Laughs.] I was like, "Really?" and he was like, "No, no, no, the track will be different." Then he brought in this dance track, and I was a little heartbroken, because for some reason, I was like, "Look, I like this music, but I'm not sure I want to be a dance artist ." He was like, "Just trust me. Just record the song." I was just very | SP | SP IT | 75,665 |
I love you better now I'm out of sight, I'm out of mind I'll do it all for you in time And out of all these things I've done, I think I love you better now, now I'm gonna paint you by numbers and colour you in If things go right we can frame it and put you on a wall And it's so hard to say it but I've been here before Now I'll surrender up my heart and swap it for yours I'm out of touch, I'm out of love I'll pick you up when you're getting down And out of all these things I've done, I think I love you better now I'm out of sight, I'm out of mind I'll do it all for you in time And out of all these things I've done, I think I love you better now Don't hold me down, I think the braces are breaking and it's more than I can take And it's dark in a cold December, but I've got you to keep me warm If you're broken I will mend ya and keep you sheltered from the storm that's raging on, now I'm out of touch, I'm out of love I'll pick you up when you're getting down And out of all these things I've done, I think I love you better now I'm out of sight, I'm out of mind, I'll do it all for you in time And out of all these things I've | LY | LY SL | 83,871 |
was being serious. Gah, I remember this. Another reason I love Jim. When I heard that it was such a relief, for some reason. Like, "Ah! Someone else gets it!" I share his feelings on children, apparently. I saw that interview. I like that he's frank about it. (He also mentioned elsewhere that children make him uncomfortable for some reason). Though sometimes it's hard to tell with him whether he's being serious, because he then starts grinning wickedly and it seems it just might have been a bit of straight-faced goofing. I really don't think children would be good for the show, although I see Leonard and Penny having some. Just hope it happens after the show is finished. so you think it should happen hypothetically after the camera stops filming Well Penny could find out she is pregnant at the very end of the show, but no I think children in a show in TBBT wouldn't really work. I think Jim has been asked in an interview and he said he didn't want to work with children, and I'm pretty sure he was being serious. | ID | ID DF | 3,175,024 |
interesting and has a great, bizarre punchline. The story by Neil Gaiman and Gahan Wilson is slight, but it should be able to cheer up anyone (I've always had a soft spot for silly monsters). And Patrick McDonnell, whose contribution's silliness is matched by its lyrical beauty, demonstrates why he is currently the only person producing a consistently good comic strip for newspapers (Mutts). However, my personal favourite is the story by Kaz. With its extremely surreal imagery and humour, this one reminded me of some of the more outrageous, anarchistic Looney Tunes cartoons of which I was especially fond, such the one that takes place in the land of the Dodo bird. Except for its length, and the fact that it is kid-friendly, this contribution would not be out of place amongst Kaz' Underworld cartoons. The only story I wish was left out is the one by Joost Swarte, but I've never liked his work. I doubt any adult will enjoy everything in this volume (these books are for children at any rate), but I still highly recommend this book to anyone who has kids and to those adults who like to remember what it was like being a kid. As a big fan of Little Lit 1 and Little Lit 2, I found <i>It Was A Dark And Silly Night</i> to be a little disappointing. I am not sure where the disappointment comes from - the art is great (kudos especially to Richard Sala and Martin Handford), the | IP | IP DS | 25,786 |
While he and Veronica ended their relationship more than 40 years ago (yes, she and Adrian did get together which sparked the incident that has produced his remorse), the executor's letter does open the Pandora's box that was his youth. Barnes does not waste a single word in this wonderful short novel -- I've tried to include enough quotes to show that, but rest assured I have not spoiled the book if you choose to read it. I can think immediately of two other excellent short novels that attracted Booker Prize attention: Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day and Ian McEwan's On Chesil Beach (both also "memory" novels) and The Sense of an Ending deserves to be ranked with both. I will add a caveat to my positive assessment: I cannot set aside my own age when it comes to appreciating the way that Barnes has captured the process of looking back into what produced this current stage of life and left the trails of "remorse" that he explores in the book -- as Tony makes clear, he leaves out the ordinary and concentrates only on this exceptional stream of experience. For me, The Sense of an Ending was a very special book that demanded -- and got -- an immediate second reading. It was worth it and I will not be disappointed at all to see this slim volume on the Booker shortlist; indeed, I will be disappointed if it is not there. This entry was posted on | OP | OP RV | 621,711 |
Tips for Traveling in the City or Country~Travel Tips Tuesday It's Travel Tips Tuesday! Link up your best travel tips at the bottom of this post and share how you make traveling work for you! New York City Skyline Whether you call the bustling city or the sprawling country or something in between your home, there are always things that kids need to learn to travel successfully in a new environment. Safety Tips for Traveling in the City with Kids Speeding taxis, flashing signal lights, and intricate subway systems are sure signs that you have arrived in a big, bustling city. If navigating a big city is not something you do regularly, there are some things you and your kids can do before your trip to make your time in the city safe and fun. 1. Crossing the street is a skill to practice . If you live in the suburbs and don't cross busy streets regularly, practice with your kids before you travel. Teach them to look left, right, left before crossing and only cross at crosswalks. I also like to work on crossing with everyone as close together as possible and no one is allowed to walk ahead of mom and dad when crossing. 2. Walking down the street takes practice too . In a big city, I like to keep my kids closer than I do otherwise. It helps to have some tricks in your bag to help everyone walk together safely. Mostly, I stress that the | HI | HI HT | 3,270,512 |
expectations and your tastes in tow. Megan Remy is an experimental and exploratory artist, and just can't be reduced. The 405 caught up with her to discuss the influences behind her surprisingly accessible, upbeat new record, her striking visual art and the themes that coarse beneath the skin of both. I love the new record, and 'Jack' in particular. Do you think it's fair to describe Gem as more accessible than your earlier work? Sure, I think thats fair to say. Though my earlier work was created using a very simplistic formula with minimal elements which, in my mind, makes it more accessible and easy to understand. Gem is more complex than anything I have ever done yet its aural presence is very approachable and feels universal. What would you say your main motivation and inspiration were in the making of this album? My main inspiration was my husband, Slim Twig, and all the music we have been uncovering together since the day we fell in love. My main motivation was to make a record that didn't sound anything like my previous LPs. I think we succeeded on this front. How did the writing and recording process differ from your other work? This was the first record where I was truly not alone. There were many people playing on the record, bouncing ideas around, adding bass lines, or keyboard ditties, or whatever. It was a group effort. I would have a demo or an idea for a song, bring it | SP | SP IT | 3,704,208 |
GP's surgery, if you request this. You also don't need the agreement of your partner or your parents to have the procedure. If your doctor has a moral objection to abortion , they should refer you to see another doctor. The day of the abortion Before you have the abortion you will have another chance to talk things through with a doctor or nurse. You will have a blood test to check you aren't anaemic and to find out your blood group. You may also be offered tests to see if you have any STIs . Finally, you'll be given a consent form to sign. There are no methods of abortion you can have at your doctor's surgery. Abortions can only be carried out in licensed premises, such as an independent clinic or in a hospital. However, the Government has recently launched a consultation over whether to relax abortion rules. Forms of abortion: Early medical abortion: The Abortion Pill - up to nine weeks. This will involve two appointments on two separate days. You will be given a tablet called mifepristone to take orally and 36 to 48 hours later you will take another pill orally, or a tablet called prostaglandin, which will be placed in your vagina. These two drugs will end most early pregnancies within the following four to six hours by causing the womb to contract and shed its lining. Many women say it feels like having a heavy and painful period, and you may also feel | IN | IN DT | 83,578 |
can open doors and take from the shelves All the books I've longed to hold I can ask all the questions, The whys and the wheres As the mysteries of life unfold Like a link in a chain From the past to the future That joins me with the children yet to be, I can now be a part Of the ongoing stream, That has always been a part of me! There are certain things that once you have No man can rake away- No wave can wash away- No wind can blow away- No tide can turn away- No fire can burn away- No time can wear away- And now they're about to be mine! There are moments you remember all your life. There are moments you wait for And dream, of all your life. This is one of those moments! | LY | LY SL | 16,586 |
new and old alike! This collection has 68-85 with Return of the Jedi adaptation included. Enjoy! | IP | IP DS | 601,171 |
set in Europe before, during and after World War I. From a mining town in Aberowen, South Wales, to the drawing rooms of the privileged aristocracy in Russia, Britain, Germany, and to the War Room in the White House of Woodrow Wilson -- the narrative captivates as it tells the tale of the people involved in the conflict and their lives during this period of change in the world. The story is intriguing and complex, but eminently readable. The violence and gore that were present in Follett's previous works is absent here, and the action is fast and the storytelling fantastic. I have a fondness for historical fiction, and this work does not disappoint as the author has obviously thoroughly researched the era and has rendered it beautifully. I won't provide a detailed synopsis of this book since the product description on this page does that, but will say that it's a drama about life and love during these fateful years and I promise you that this will go down as being one of the best books you've ever read. I cannot recommend it highly enough and can't wait for the sequel! This book, however, has a very satisfying conclusion and can stand alone as you are not left with unanswered questions at the end! Historical fiction at its best. I wanted to like Fall of Giants. After all, what's not to like in a sweeping historical novel that takes place over the period encompassing the First World War? That | IP | IP DS | 752,895 |
10 out 10 for the rant of the week. Look ant, I think you are wasting your time here on this blog. Why don't you join the Sharon Burrows poster brigade? I do believe they are looking for dedicated union supporters like yourself. Now, once you have done the Peter Garrett accreditation, training and quality control course, all you have to do is to go over your local area posting on telegraph posts. ant : 17 Feb 2010 7:52:19am Well, John if that's the slogan Abbott's in even more trouble than I thought. I'm not even a member of a union and haven't been for years but that doesn't mean I can't see what Howard's plan was with the Work Choices legislation and a hell of a lot of people agree with me or Howard wouldn't have lost both the election and his seat. People who type LOL have lost an argument. What it really stands for is Lost, Oh Lord. If nothing meaningful is done about climate change(and I don't count Abbott's tree planting scam as meaningful) you won't be LOLing, though you can probably pass the time chanting slogans in support of your Spartacus as the ship goes down. John : Ant, that is my slogan and if you think Abbott will be in trouble, post it for me all over your neighbourhood. Simplify if you like: A VOTE FOR ABBOTT IS A VOTE AGAINST AN EMISSIONS TRADING SCHEME Ant, I have also been a member of unions | OP | OP OB | 120,751 |
a framework to understand other forms of oppression? But even men who may appear on the surface not to have much power still reinforce the patriarchy. The worst men do this through violence and rape Why do men who lack power in relation to other men, use their position of privilege over women to oppress those women through violence? surely if patriarchy is a hierarchical system where some men lack power and influence and men are in competition with other men, why do they attack women and not the cause of their own oppression? If you look at men at any level in society they are clearly in a better position than a comparable woman. So homeless men and women - women who are homeless are more vulnerable than homeless men to rape and exploitation In what way are middle class women privileged when compared to homeless men apart from the most obvious, they have shelter. If a homeless man attacks a middle class women is this violence caused by hatred founded on sex or class. If the homeless man rapes a women of the middle class, he does this to either have sex, well we know that men don't rape because they want sex, it's about power.....therefore it is more likely as a result of his antagonism not just towards the middle class woman but anger at his middle class oppressor. It is a "I can take what is yours mentality" in just the same way as the workers | ID | ID DF | 300,112 |
in the "look and say" readers that most of us grew up with. The 1986 National Advisory Council on Adult Education report, "Illiteracy in America" cites several examples of how the cost of reading instruction can be reduced, while at the same time improving reading scores: "In her book, "Programmed Illiteracy in Our Schools," [Mary Johnson] says that: `The workbooks to a sight method [`look and say'] basal series soon become superfluous whenever phonics is taught by a direct method. . . .the annual expenditure on workbooks was more than four times greater than that on hardcover readers [used in a phonics-first program]. (The workbooks have to be replaced each year because the children write in them.)'" The Superintendent of Schools in Seekonk, Massachusetts hired a private-sector organization to train his primary-grade teachers in intensive systematic phonics. The cost of reading materials to implement the new program was eighty-eight percent less per pupil than the "look and say" or "whole language" reading program previously used in the district. "Mr. H. Marc Mason, Principal of Benjamin Franklin Elementary School in Mesa, Arizona, said that in 1978 his school spent $23.42 per student on reading materials. In the same year, his teachers were trained [to teach phonics]. By 1981, expenditures for reading materials had dropped to $8.50 per student, [while at the same time] achievement scores . . . surpassed the national, state, and district norms in language as well as in math." In his book, "Preventing Reading Failure: An Examination of | IN | IN | 407,821 |
8.15am: Good morning and welcome to our live blog coverage of Occupy demonstrations on this May Day. We'll be covering protests in New York City, across the United States and around the world. May Day is a pagan festival of fertility marking the beginning of summer. Since the late 19th century the day has also been a milestone in the workers' rights movement. If you work an eight-hour day -- or if your employer at least pays semi-plausible lip service to an eight-hour day -- then you have occasion to celebrate, for it was on 1 May, 1886, that the protests began that would make the 8-hour workday the law. On this 1 May , New York City has woken up to a better rain than we've had for weeks. It's good for the farmers, as they say. Both supporters and detractors of the Occupy movement will be watching to see how many protesters turn out today as a gauge of the strength of the movement. I wonder if this rain is going to slow down the May Day protest?? OWS seems to protest in ANY weather condition. Our reporter Ryan Devereaux is out with the protesters already in New York, where marches and rallies are planned throughout the day. Here's a summary of the latest developments: Huge May Day marches have unfolded in Asia and Europe. Thousands turned out to demand higher wages in the Philippines, Indonesia and Taiwan, according to the Associated Press, while around 100,000 marched | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 675,311 |
items to put inside it. Begin by showing your child the items. Talk about them and name them as you put them in the bag. Help your child to put their hand in and find an item. Let them pull it out and ask "What did you find?" When they can name the items easily put some new items in the bag without showing them first and see if your child can name them. Books There are lots of ways to use books to practice these types of questions. Early board books with clear pictures of familiar objects can be used to practice "Show me a ..." Use flap books to practice "Who's/what's this?" Open and close the flap then ask "What did you see?" Use animal and vehicle books and make noises for your child and ask them to "Point to what you can hear". Use picture books of children playing or doing daily activities to practice "What is he/she doing?" Card games Matching games such as lotto games and snap games with pictures of familiar items can be used to practice several different types of questions. If you don't have these games you can make your own from photos, clip art or junk mail (Remember you need two junk mail catalogues that are the same) ? Place one lotto board or cards on the table. Hold up a matching card and ask your child "Find one like this". ? Place three or four cards on the table, name | HI | HI HT | 410,810 |
that has many floors so in some places the drop is quite far. So my husband devised this: it is that sort of fencing stuff you can use in gardens to keep animals out... Fortunately we still haven't gotten around to replacing the carpets on the stairs (yes, that is sub-flooring you see on the stairs and landing -- it has been like that now for over a year and it is getting embarrasing... at first it was because we couldn't decide on carpet vs. hardwood but now we just basically ignore it because we have other stuff we prefer to do... we suck at house renovation... we prefer to blog and read and write and my husband also is a car fanatic in his non-work time... his most recent project was to have his Nissan Skyline illustrated with a Sharpie. Yes, a sharpie pen...) The kittens are very active and have freakishly sharp claws and teeth, but it is really fun to see them tumbling around all over the place (for the first week we had them contained to the lower floor, but now they are everywhere and I never quite know where I'll find them which is sort of freaking me out a bit.) Some eye candy: And I'll throw in this final one... I just took this a moment ago: That is a new office chair in the picture. I was really excited to finally have a comfortable chair... now I worry that the kittens will claw | NARRATIVE | NA PB | 424,295 |
I definitely recommend it to both teens and adults! Also be sure to check out many of Holly's great short stories for children at www.knowonder.com ! Wednesday, October 17, 2012 Today I'm happy to introduce Marva Dasef, a Muse It Up author with a number of books for teens. Her latest is a compilation of fantasy stories about a young girl's adventures with her genie called "Setara's Genie." Welcome, Marva! When did you discover you had a "sense of fiction?" I'm still wondering whether I do. I spent many years writing technical documentation, so I'm still learning (even after five years!) how to write fiction. It's deeper, more complex, but must entertain. It's harder to do than it looks. What was your favorite book as a child? As an adult? How did those influence you as a writer? I loved Walter Farley's Black Stallion series, so I'll put that at the top of the Kid-Read list. I was the horse-crazy girl and was owned by my first horse when I was ten. I learned to ride on a 16-hand, black saddlebred. I could easily pretend he was the Black Stallion in the Farley books. What I got from Farley and other writers of young adult fiction was the ebb and flow of a fictional story. You have to include lots of excitement, but you need quiet pools of introspection to give the reader a chance to think about what's going on in the story. I got hooked on science fiction | OP | OP OB | 729,201 |
it's own, leave other countries culture to the country of origin. Tex Bit over arrogant there AZRYAN; just like a Bully, when they find out they've inadvertently upset someone instead of apologizing they get angry and abusive at the person they've upset. Proved the point Americans are insensitive to the feeling of others haven't you. BB I went to dinner with a British friend -- in Jersey City, NJ -- and he indeed got annoyed when the waitress took my plate away before he was finished. I was totally fine with it!! I actually don't like having a messy plate in front of me after I'm done eating -- it grosses me out. haha. I thought he was being over-sensitive and/or trying to impress me with his gentlemanners but I guess it's a British thing! Brit... What I don't understand is where do Americans get the idea that us Brit's have worse teeth than you? You have a substantially greater selection of sweets (candy) and fizzy drinks (soda) than us. And as far as I'm aware you have to pay for dental treatment, whereas we have a NHS (National Health Service). So if anyone should have worse teeth it'd be americans Tex It's not that the average man in the street weather he be Bristish or American as better dental health than his counter in the other country. No if anything Brits have slightly better access to dental care but not significantly more. What Americans are refering to when they | OP | OP OB | 660,523 |
other way if coming into contact with pure beingness is longed for. you can't compare the freedom of such a meeting to meditation or an ordinary satsang, and imo it's got nothing to do with what is traditionally called "emptiness" or "stillness". it is a very powerful transformational vibe that makes people go into a kind of forgetfulness of themselves. tony of course reminded us it belongs to noone, but also said it comes from all the people gathering together in such a meeting. on the last day, many of us were left with nothing but a subtle feeling of being at home. it is still with me today. tony is very natural, authentic and approachable, and he sometimes walks through the room like a love drunken mystic from a rumi poem | ID | ID DF | 1,445,650 |
four weeks, 48% after eight weeks, 35% after 12 weeks, and at the end of the follow up year 10% of the patients still had low back pain. The rapidly diminishing slope of the survival curve indicates that the chance of low back pain resolving within the following week is highest during the first weeks after the initial visit, diminishing almost to zero at the end of the follow up year (fig 1 ). In chronic cases, the time to recovery appeared to be longer than in recent onset cases (p<0.05). The median time to recovery in chronic cases was 10 weeks (IQR 5 -- 25), and in recent onset cases the median time was six weeks (IQR 3 -- 14). The severity of the pain until recovery from the index episode At the initial visit the median pain was 25 (IQR 15 -- 34) on the 50 point scale. The median pain, if still having pain, quickly diminished after the initial visit and seemed to stabilise if patients did not recover (table 2 ). The median improvement on the 50 mm scale (paired analysis), in patients whose index episode had not yet ended, was 7 mm during the first four weeks (IQR 12 -- 1), 7 mm during the second period of four weeks (IQR 10-1), 2 mm in the next period of four weeks (IQR improved 5 -- aggravated 1), and 0 mm during the remaining part of the follow up (IQR improved 6 -- aggravated 7). Severity | IN | IN RA | 684,761 |
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the world -- and you do not need any GMOs, industrial farms, or any other technological gimmicks to guarantee everybody's got enough food to eat," writes Leonid Sharashkin, editor of the English version of the The Ringing Cedars series, a book collection that explains the history behind this effort to reconnect people with the earth and nature. ( http://www.ringingcedars.com/ ) The backyard gardening model is so effective throughout Russia that total output represents more than 50 percent of the nation's entire agricultural output . Based on 2004 figures, the collective value of all the backyard produce grown in Russia is $14 billion, or 2.3 percent of Russia's gross domestic product (GDP) -- and this number only continues to increase as more and more Russians join the eco-village movement. | IP | IP PA | 3,369,106 |
-- e.g. it lights up and warms the water only as you need it. A small investment to stop you using gas 24/7. How do you save money on your bills? Ever had a huge utility bill? Tell us how you cut the cost back on it below. Leave a comment Follow this conversation You will be emailed when any additional comments are approved by the moderator. You are only subscribing to comments made to this article. You may unsubscribe via the link provided on notification emails. | HI | HI HT | 348,013 |
U will be able to use a version of Havok, like an IPhone can... That isn'y what I mean though. Havok is a lot older than you think it is. Wii has Havok. I'm saying that Nintendo paid to license Havok for all Wii U devs and that Havok supports GPGPU, which makes up for the CPU weakness at the cost of GPU power. avok isn't older than I think it is... I was gaming before havok was even conceived. the latest iterations of Havok will not run on Wii U... Havok isn't a static engine that stopped advancing... the stuff havok can do now is incredible and now they're branching into full development suites too with A.I and geometry. Sure the Wii U and the Wii could run a version of Havok, almost any gaming device can run a version of Havok. The Wii U will not be able to run the latest builds of Havok I'm not even sure the PS3 or Xbox can for that matter If the Wii U CPU is out of order, then yeah, the CPU will be running at a much lower clock (think about it, G4 PowerBooks back then were running up to 1.6 ghz single core, nothing close to the tri core 3.2 ghz PowerPC in the 360). I remember how disappointed devs were in the 360 and ps3 CPUs when they first launched. Without the proper optimization, they ran terribly (and how many games can you think of that actually | ID | ID DF | 515,539 |
mainstream for whatever reason. This is an achievable goal, but requires parents who value such options to be active in initiating and supporting them. The parents who want more exploratory, free school type options have been quite successful in ensuring these choices are available; now those who wish a stronger or more focused academic emphasis need to do the same. In fact Paul, we are hearing that the private schools, the elite ones are serving an even richer clientel since the marginal ones now cannot afford it. My estimate is that 80% of private school success is due to high SES and selective enrolement. The remaining 20% is due to very small classes, individual attention, enriched curriculum and in many cases, highly qualified teachers. I'm a little shocked to hear that teachers in the public schools aren't already "highly qualified". I suspect most folks have that expectation as a default. No doubt we'd have to determine being a "highly qualified teacher" even means. You make a compelling case TDSB when it comes to the small number of "elite" independent day schools. I do question how representative they are of the private school community. Of the 92 CAIS member schools only a half dozen remain highly selective in their admissions. And over the past five years boarding school enrolment is down 15 per cent across Canada. Your revelation that you were significantly ahead of your peers entering university is a story I have heard many times. My own daughter and I | IP | IP PA | 213,093 |
locked up for weeks and denied the opportunity of mentioning the events in the press. Let's not judge ourselves by the standards of tin pot tyrrannies. We live in extraordinary times and some heavy policing is an unfortunate necessity. Most popular on the Guardian Today in pictures After advising tourists against travel to the cities of Jammu and Srinagar for nearly 20 years, the Foreign Office has lifted its guidelines after a fall in violence. So, Dal Lake and part of the Valley of Kashmir, one of India's most beautiful regions, are once again open to visitors | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 349,521 |
Rene LaVice interview, October 2012 Share Tags RLV : 2012 has been outstanding. My music is being heard by a huge amount of people, I'm getting to travel and have interesting experiences and I've continued to grow creatively. I feel that I'm in a very good place to pursue the goals I've set for the future. DB : Can I first of all mention the b side of this single, a bulldozer of a tune, have you more like that to populate a set with? RLV : I hope you have life insurance. DB : Is this a new chapter of your sound, true? Or, is this just one aspect which has always been there but maybe not prevalent up till now? RLV : I'm going to go with both. Mostly because 'All My Trials' was started about 5 years ago and it took this long to get to a point where it felt right to release it. That said, tunes with more musical and song-like qualities to them have been a part of my repertoire for years, except until now they've just been known as "that tune he played with the vocal and the thing in it..." Now it's got my name attached to it. DB : Relating it to live sets then, does your live work influence what you do? That was the case with 'Absolute Monster', that you wanted to create this epic tune. So is this new offering perhaps a reflection of what you're feeling when | SP | SP IT | 3,087,583 |
of the small traces of methanol that were in the Gatorade bottles. Investigator, "Elizabeth Baker" at the police department in Chesterfield County said she would not release the bottles. What! How can she make that decision? SIGNS OF NAUSEA Back to the Fleming home that Sunday afternoon: Chuck, after tasting the Creatine in the warm Gatorade, decided to put it in the refrigerator until he returned home from his regular games of basketball, outside in the hot sunshine. He drank that first bottle of Gatorade/Creatine, worked in his garage, ate only ice cream for dinner and later brought in FOUR more bottles of Gatorade from the garage for Diane and him to mix for his consumption the next day at work. He, after they finished the task, retired early, saying he was tired. The next morning he felt ill, but went to work, taking with him the bottles of Gatorade/Creatine. Monday Morning: Diane was taking her little girl to school and passed Chuck returning home, she thought, to get his briefcase, he had left in the car. When she arrived back home, he was on the sofa, showing signs of nausea. She immediately asked him if he wanted to go to a doctor and he replied, "It's probably just a flu bug or something; I'll be O K in awhile." After some time, he finally allowed Diane to call a doctor, who called in a prescription. By late afternoon his condition worsened, so finally she convinced him to let her | IP | IP PA | 45,107 |
by the provider itself, which is often robust and protects the privacy of each customer when in the cloud storage environment, and the second is security provided by the customer. "This relates to how they have configured their storage implementation and applications that are running within the cloud provider," he explains. STANDARD TO ALLAY RISKS In order to remove the potential for lock-in, SNIA ANZ has developed the Cloud Data Management Interface (CDMI). According to Gold, the CDMI is the first industry-developed open standard for cloud computing being ratified. "CDMI is going through the process of being adopted as a global standard to enable data to be easily and securely moved to another provider if both have the standard interface," says Gold. The CDMI defines the functional interface that applications will use to create, retrieve, update and delete data elements from the cloud. The aim of this interface is to enable clients to discover the capabilities of the cloud storage offering. In addition, it will assist them to use the interface to manage containers and the data that is placed in them. Furthermore, metadata can be set on containers and their contained data elements through this interface. Management of containers, accounts, security access and monitoring/billing information, even for storage that is accessible by other protocols, will also be enabled by this interface. It is vital that the capabilities of the underlying storage and data services are known in order to understand what is being offered, and the CDMI facilitates this | IN | IN DT | 3,317,488 |
you're taking it. Don't forget about over-the-counter and complementary/alternative medicines. Do know your stuff. If there are specific medications you're interested in, make sure to have information about them handy for your appointment. If you're interested in getting on birth control or switching methods, think about what methods might work best for you. We have a comparison tool that allows you to print information about up to 3 methods to bring to your appointment. Don't self-diagnose. While it's super helpful for you to do your homework and go to your appointment prepared to talk about meds or methods you think could be a fit for you, you also need to be ready to listen to and consider your provider's recommendations. Internet research is a wonderful thing, but your provider went to school for a really long time and should have valuable insight to offer as you decide what's best for you health-wise. Part 2: During the visit (Get active and give details.) It's important to be an "active" patient when you visit your health care provider -- you are your own best advocate, after all. Understanding how a typical visit goes can make that easier. Most visits break down into four stages -- subjective history, objective exam, assessment, and plan of care. A few things to think about in each stage: Stage 1: Sharing time! This is when you tell your provider what's ailing you and what you need his/her help with. Go ahead and whip out those notes you | HI | HI HT | 171,720 |
and burst on the public scene with her 1883 court challenge to racial segregation on trains. Spurred by a post-Reconstruction increase in violence against blacks, Wells had already begun to submit editorials for publication in black newspapers when a close friend was lynched in 1889. She then transformed her outrage into a fierce determination to articulate the oppression of African Americans and became a speaker much in demand at black churches, journalists' conferences and feminist gatherings in the U.S. and England. Feminists such as Susan B. Anthony urged Wells not to marry and to concentrate instead on "real" work. She ignored their advice, but neither marriage nor motherhood slowed her down as she continued to campaign for federal legislation against lynching until her death in 1931. Unfortunately, McMurray offers little to a reader that isn't available?in better prose?in Wells's autobiography, Crusade for Justice. Additionally, McMurray muddles her portrait by judging the past by the standards of the present and by succumbing to the temptation to psychoanalyze Wells. Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. This book is interesting and easy to read, but hard to take. Ida B. Wells-Barnett was a complex person: incredibly smart, brave and strong, but at the same time, prickly and ultra sensative.The book also puts America's current racial and gender problems into perspective, showing us that we haven't come very far from the late 19th century's attitudes toward and treatment of African-Americans | IP | IP DS | 137,412 |
Strategies to deal with abuse of officials The following were presented at the Our Sporting Future forum held in Sydney in March 2005, organised by the Australian Sports Commission. Basketball Australia Michael Haynes, General Manager - Community Basketball Retaining officials is as much, if not more, of a challenge for sporting associations as attracting them in the first place. With the support of the Australian Sports Commission, Basketball Australia undertook a number of initiatives during the Year of the Official aimed at the retention of officials. The introduction of fair play awards at our national championships was very successful and has been adopted by a number of state and local associations. During the championships each team was assessed for its fair play -- this included the coaches, players and spectators. The team rated as 'fairest' was presented with the award at the closing ceremony. These awards focus on rewarding the 'good' rather than penalising the 'bad' and make a clear statement that officials (referees, scoretable and statisticians) are valued in our sport. Even though some officials get paid, that is not a retention strategy. Tangibly valuing them and acknowledging their important role is a much more potent retention strategy. Some elements of this strategy were: making announcements during national championships (hourly) of the importance of officials and that abuse of them would not be tolerated preparing guidelines on how to approach spectators whose behaviour toward officials was inappropriate ensuring a safe place in the association for officials to change, relax, | NARRATIVE | NA SR | 29,336 |
as important as reading. Research,2011,Casey Foundation. And no one is doing the LD student a favour in the far future, when it is time to apply to post-secondary and access to special services at the school. As I was told, special services fully expect to see lower grades in language arts and English, and an A would set off the alarm bells, to request the school file, and investigate starting from the primary grades. Obtaining As in English is not the focus, but rather the progress made in correcting the weaknesses in language. It is a slower progress, in a typical public school but with the use of the correct reading, writing and numeracy interventions, the progress is a steady upward trend. over the years. A pox for the schools that would rather give out phony grades, as well as schools who do not provide the correct remediation and intervention for their students. I You chose to raise the VIP Academy issue as an example of a school at polar extremes from a mediocre private school. I'm simply pointing out that you're not entirely neutral on the matter. At the VIP website you are, or were, the "Dean". Generally a Dean is a major voice in managing whatever he's the Dean of, right? In any event you're up to your elbows offering a very elite, very expensive alternative to the public system you claim to be so committed to; at least to those who can pay the freight. The issue | IP | IP PA | 213,093 |
why we have ".com", ".edu", ".org", and ".net" -- and a whole lot more, now. I worked for the very first .com company -- Symbolics.com -- when DNS was first instituted. Before that, host names were things like MIT-AI (the MIT AI lab) or SAIL (The Stanford AI lab), each naming a specific machine (with aliases) at a specific network address, rather than based on organization. So you had to know specifically which system your recipient received his mail on, though usually there were suitable forwardings for most people. Now, with DNS and MX records, it's decoupled from what systems actually handle the email, and often it's not even a system operated by the recipient's organization (perhaps, say, Google). There were a lot of arguments about whether names should be like they were in UUCP -- from less specific to more -- or as we ended up going with -- from more specific to less. We could have had com.google instead of google.com! (For practical reasons, some applications that reuse domain names for other purposes, such as the Java programming language, do reverse them.). I think the telling argument may have been that UUCP wasn't really from more specific to less, but just better-connected to less-well-connected. And people really wanted to break from that mindset, and emphasize that these were names in a naming scheme, and not at all paths. There was another scheme used as well, using % instead of ! This wasn't a full path-based scheme, but a | IN | IN DT | 3,121,938 |
of a happy accident. When in college I didn't intend to do web design at all. Sure I took a class or two, but mostly just for kicks. At that time the web was still growing - no where near what we know it as today, a more mature world wide web. My first job was at a small, four person shop doing print work for local businesses. I was interested in exploring web design, and I dabbled here and there, but never really thought it would lead to anything. After about I year I realized I didn't have to learn code in order to design for the web. That's all I needed to hear. And off I was to Rockstar games as a web designer. Do You Think There is a Lack of Female Web Designers? I think so. I definitely know more male designers than female. It's funny because again, looking back at college, I'd say the numbers were about even, men to women. But as I started working in the field, the scale tipped quite a bit. Not really sure how or why that happened, but it's definitely something that was visible. Have You Ever Experienced Any Negativity or Sexism Being in This Industry? Yea definitely. It's not so blatant though at times, but I've definitely felt it. And it wasn't all in my mind either. Others have seen/experienced the same issues. It's just something you have to deal with, like anything else. Just don't let it | SP | SP IT | 3,259,252 |
A weekly planner The whole weekly planner thing wasn't for me until Zak started school. Now I find myself happily inserting all the things I need to do for the week -- appointments, school stuff, playgroup, blog posts, bills to pay, people to call... How did I survive without this? I take this one with me in my bag and also have one on the pinboard. See? Addicted. I find it funny that someone who loves stationery and office supplies as much as I do is so completely useless when it comes to being organised with paperwork. I have certainly improved over the years -- which is scary to think of how hopeless I was beforehand. And while it's not perfect, it works for me. Which is the main thing really. And just quietly, pretty stationery items and storage makes it all a little bit easier. Sad, but true. Are your bills and paperwork all in order or could they do with some work? Take this week to start your own paper organising system -- the challenge is on! Oh and if you have an golden tips or advice you are MOST welcome to share them. My problem with keeping the paperwork organised is that I have sooooo much of it and while I do most of my work from home I also need to take it into the office from time to time so I need to be able to carry some of it with me. I might look | HI | HI HT | 599,143 |
Direct Ethernet cable connected to the Internet (i.e. not wireless) is highly recommended. Live session sound quality is greatly improved by not being on a wireless connection. We highly recommend you directly connect to your Internet connection via a wire or cable. To participate in office hours with your instructors you will need to do the following: Download Skype. Instructor office hours are conducted via the free internet chat and phone service Skype. You will need to install Skype on your computer and create a Skype ID in order to participate in office hours. Please refer to the following links to set-up Skype: Depending on your course, you may also need the following: Arabic Fonts are needed to view Arabic in some recorded lessons and documents. On Windows XP, you can install Arabic by doing the following: Start > Settings > Control Panel > Regional and Language Settings In the Languages tab, check the box that says "Install files for complex scripts and right-to-left languages". Windows XP might ask you to insert your Windows XP CD and after the install, you will need to restart the computer. On Mac OS X, Arabic is installed by default. However, Microsoft Office on Macs does not support Arabic well. USB graphic tablet recommended for whiteboard usage. Some courses use the whiteboard feature in the live session player. To participate fully with the whiteboard, a USB graphic tablet with a digital pen is recommended. Please note: at this time, no course requires whiteboard usage. | HI | HI HT | 704,023 |
media. Our political and military leaders don't want a repeat of the uncensored media coverage of the Vietnam War, when the true awful nature of war was shown to the American public every evening on the 6 o'clock news. This coverage hastened the end of the war, as public opinion turned against both the war and the government. No current government is brave enough to risk their own demise via the media and public opinion, so media restrictions have been imposed. The media have been effectively censored since 1990, at the beginning of the Persian Gulf War in Kuwait and Iraq. The Pentagon imposed historically tight restrictions on media coverage of the battlefield, which is practically unchanged since. Starting with the Gulf War, all news coverage had to be reviewed before it was released or published, ostensibly for security reasons. Some security restrictions clearly are needed, as media moustache Geraldo Rivera so ably demonstrated when he revealed operational details in a live broadcast from the 2nd Iraq War in 2003. Not only was coverage of the fighting restricted, images of returning military casualties were completely prohibited. The reasons given were the privacy of the families, and the "sancity of the mission." This restriction was lifted in 2009, with families now being consulted as to whether they would consent to media access. Most families have said "Yes." The media landscape has also changed, which added to the decline of war coverage. Media outlets have been consolidated under large public companies, and | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 351,370 |
personal fiasco like this offers a chance to tell him later, "I'm pleased I was able to support you and our team today, and I'm delighted we were successful. Helping the company find the best ways to present our strengths and build the relationship with the client was a valuable experience for me." Everyone will get the message, including him, and you're showing you know how deal with challenging situations while keeping everyone on side. Snappy comebacks are not the answer, because the larger goal isn't to put him in his place. The goal is to get him to recognize your worth to him and his own goals, and to get him working on your behalf to further your career. A boss who has fears about their own competence can become your biggest supporter if you show you forgive and accept them, and want to help them. As Abraham Lincoln put it, "Do I not destroy my enemies when I make friends of them?" One other thing: on the web we encounter a lot of snotty, wet-behind-the-ears high-fiving when a woman triumphs over a man. A woman who wants to succeed -- especially someone who wants to lead in an organization -- needs to drop that unworthy urge like a hot potato, and go read Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People". ========== Situation 2: You deliberately used your clothing to bait remarks, and now think you can complain when you get remarks? You were messing with them | HI | HI HT | 3,273,488 |
poem on a very bad night. I am grieving of course, which doesn't help, but you'll be pleased to know the bedtimes are going much much better and actually since writing that comment (it must have had some cathartic effect) I took a step back and just, quite simply, chilled. I stopped yelling, I stopped threatening her with the stool (which was clearly driving her nuts) and I have also tried to stop caring about what happens if she never falls asleep by herself. I'm watching my diet and caffeine intake a bit more to try and ascertain whether my irritability (which often feels almost physical when it manifests) is related. Elaine I am so glad to hear from you. I'm so glad too, to hear that things are going better for you. I totally agree that to just take a step back and chill is a great idea. I also get very frustrated sometimes, especially if I am left with the 2 of them to put to bed by myself, and they just run rings around me and refuse to lie down, and usually the best thing is to take everyone downstairs, pour myself a glass of wine and put on 'animals do the funniest things' or some other rubbish on tv! Everyone usually ends up smiling, which is a great alternative to yelling, even if it doesn't comply with the societal ideal of ultra obedient children. I'm really glad to hear you are looking after yourself too. Sending | LY | LY PO | 3,129,008 |
including agriculture and the self employed. The point is that the two concepts are different. The following Table is taken from the BLS's April 2012 release. The adjusted series is referred to as a "research series" by the BLS and attempts to bring the two concepts of employment closer together. They adjust the household survey by "subtracting agriculture and related employment, nonagricultural self employed, unpaid family workers, private household workers, and workers absent without pay from their jobs, and then adding nonagricultural wage and salary multiple jobholders". The "household survey has a broader employment definition than the payroll survey" and so the former is always higher than the latter. They move in a similar cyclical pattern though with very similar turning points (troughs and peaks). To begin, I have been examining the way in which employment growth in the US responds to real GDP growth. We might think of this in terms of employment intensity -- the percentage response of employment growth to a one per cent change in real GDP growth. 1. What is the sensitivity of employment growth over the whole sample? 2. Was that sensitivity different over the peak to recovery periods for the last four recessions? 3. At what rate of real GDP growth does employment growth turn from trough to recovery? In a further blog (next week maybe depending on my progress), I will put those questions into further context when I introduce a full decomposition framework for analysing the sources of the employment growth | IP | IP | 22,249 |
bodies and their very beings as beautiful - for fear of being vain. Gendler's book fills my heart with a light it has not felt in quite some time. She makes you feel all right to give yourself permission to exist in your own inner light. A treasure. | IP | IP DS | 149,836 |
Caring, Report on the Consultation on Discrimination on the Basis of Family Status (November 29, 2006) at page 10. V. Forms of Discrimination Based on Pregnancy and Breastfeeding The C ode provides that every person has the right to be treated equally without discrimination because of pregnancy in the areas of employment; housing accommodation; services, goods and facilities; contracts; and professional and vocational associations. The purpose of anti-discrimination laws is to prevent the violation of human dignity and freedom through the imposition of disadvantage, stereotyping, or political or social prejudice. There are several ways of defining and identifying discrimination. Discrimination includes any distinction, including any exclusion, restriction or preference based on pregnancy, that results in the impairment of the recognition of human rights and fundamental freedoms. [17] The most important issue to determine is whether pregnancy was a factor in the discrimination. Even if pregnancy or being of child-bearing age is only one of the factors in a decision to restrict a woman's equal access to employment, housing or services, this may constitute a violation of the Code . [18] 1. Discrimination Based on Negative Attitudes and Stereotypes Discrimination can take many forms. It may be direct and intentional, where an individual or organization deliberately treats a woman differently because she is, was or may become pregnant. This type of discrimination usually arises from negative attitudes and biases, and is a common form of discrimination based on pregnancy. For example, a service provider may ask a breastfeeding mother to either | IN | IN LT | 109,913 |
we're continually surprised on the new areas. When we speak to people it's quite astounding that they don't realise what a problem it is and we've produced booklets and the likes of this programme hopefully to get awareness out there so people can get onto it. Roger : What should a farmer do if they see tutsan at their place? Graham : Get in and spray it with Brushkiller or Conquest and keep going back to get that regeneration. Tell your neighbours about it. Roger : Hey Graham, thanks so much for taking the time to speak to us. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON TUTSAN ACTION GROUP (TAG) Background: Tutsan (Hypericum androsaemum) is a close relative of St John's wort and a highly invasive pasture weed. It is spread by wind, water, birds and machinery and is throughout the country. Current major infestations are across the Ruapehu region, as well as in Waikato and Bay of Plenty but it's known from Kaitaia to Bluff and even the Chatham Islands. Pasture infestations can be controlled with chemicals and Tordon XT is the right choice; in the early days you can minimise its impact by pumping up grass but once it becomes established in the roadsides and bush margins it then readily invades recently sprayed scrub blocks, open pasture and harder to improve pasture such as hill country. The costs of control can be huge with some stations spending tens of thousands of dollars annually just trying to maintain previously cleared areas. | SP | SP IT | 3,796,089 |
I believe it's important for an applicant to show passion, if you are passionate about something then it is much more likely that you will excel at it, so make sure you are applying for jobs that you have a real passion for and ensure that you show it when you meet your potential employer. Q: What information should I be putting on my CV? A: I think initially it is important to keep your CV as brief as possible without losing detail. It's hard to do but it is essential to capture the interest of your potential employer as early as possible in your CV without the need for them to read big blocks of text to find out your qualities. On top of your qualifications be sure to mention things that you are proud to have achieved in your life, what is it that makes you stand out from the others? Also don't just print one generic CV for multiple job applications, different vocations look for different qualities in an individual, be sure to take the time to ensure your CV is tailored to match the job you are applying to Q: What qualifications do employers look for? A: In my personal opinion, qualifications don't have to be job specific. A good qualification shows you have the capacity to learn, in any job there is a learning/training process an individual has to go through, if you can prove you have a good attitude towards learning through good exam | SP | SP IT | 1,437,623 |
story that maybe he was too old, but this year there is another Italian champion. I really hope to have the chance, because at the moment we are strong enough to use it, so I really hope I will have a chance, and that I can show that I deserve to be there, that I'm ready and I'm strong enough to be there. But to be honest, I love to fight with everyone here, with Razia, Chilton, Calado, Gutirrez, van der Garde, and I wish that you would go to the rest of the races with Formula One too! I would sign right now: next week, if you were going to Japan, I would come with you! [laughs] | SP | SP IT | 1,453,434 |
'forging' this morally confronting event. 18_HF_008 - L'avventura (M. Antonioni -- 1960) A more consistently modern source of filmed reality's uncanny power can be strongly sensed in L'eclisse , not only in its famous conclusion but also in a small moment such as when Vittoria seeks out the source of eerie sounds made by flagpoles in the nocturnal breeze of a deserted EUR boulevard, and slinks within the shadows of an absurd oversized statue. For the protagonists, but even for the viewer watching these images giving an unprecedented role to the power of both primordial and modern time, and natural and human-made space, the world seems '"already there" before reflection begins -- as an inalienable presence', to borrow Merleau-Ponty's description of experience (1989, p. vii). Antonioni's films suggest this in the prominence given to the world in all its quotidian imminence and ubiquitous sublimity, its historically located modernity and primordial intimation, prior to, during, and particularly after the humans have played out their drama. 'By tying perception to the actual shape and status of the external world,' Rohdie writes, Antonioni 'made them both equally subject of his films, and equally ambiguous and tenuous.' (1990, p. 72) This joining makes neither any less impactful; on the contrary, reality as viewed becomes more imposing and ineffable than ever. The presence and primacy of the physical world is emphasised in these films through the unusual prominence of location, space, time and the world of objects. In Theory of Film Kracauer characteristically describes 'the | IN | IN DP | 3,165,335 |
9. Can I pay by direct debit and how often can I pay? Yes we offer an affordable option through small regular payments on Direct debit. The DD membership enables you to pay whenever it suits you, whether that be weekly, fortnightly, or monthly to align with your pay schedule. 10. What do I have to wear? Y-Fitness is all about feeling comfortable and somewhere where you can be yourself, so you don't have to wear the latest fitness trends! All we ask is that you wear comfy workout clothing, use deodorant and bring a towel and a water bottle to keep yourself hydrated. You will also need appropriate workout shoes with closed toes for health and safety reasons. 11. When is the best time to work out? This is all about what works best for you. Most people tend to work out first thing in the morning, lunchtime, or straight after work, however it's important to do what fits best into your daily routine, so that it becomes a habit and you stick with it. These are the most popular times in the fitness centres, so if you would prefer a quieter time and you are able to do so, then try a mid morning or mid afternoon workout. 12. Can I invite friends as guests? Yes, your guests are very welcome to visit the club; when you join you receive 3 one week guest passes and we often run referral incentives with some great prizes throughout the year. | HI | HI FH | 1,796,544 |
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